South High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Springfield, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1981 volume:

REFLECTIONS ILLUSTRATIONS EXPECTATIONS : •■ O N Ate rV ' _ ' Sim Ay V jy ■ V n ■ ■ ■ t -4 t s T V un ■ - ■ ■ ■ ■ i U UL So ■ ' . y , - 1 6 jz oL Y . y- ,v j . ' u° • MaAA ) ' Ij qJz JLtaj , OjaA. REFLECTIONS OF SOUTH o T O O a. a) o 00 Q £ VOL. LXXVI r INGFIELD SOUTH mi in kai WILDCATS Being a SOPHOMORE at South is initiations. . . . schedules. . . inexperience. . . . confusion. . . . orientation. . . . rookies. . . . emergency medical forms. . . . long halls. . . . self-discipline. . . . health. . . . taking notes. . . . typing. . . . reading classes. . . . study halls. . . . CPR. . . . dissecting frogs. . . . reserves. . . . Big Brothers and Big Sisters. . . . scan machines. ... no license; no car. . . . double dates. . . . bus trips for games. . . . class rings. . . . senior boys. 2 CO LU 03 LU y Being a JUNIOR at South is Jr. Boosters. ... J. V. S driver ' s education Personal Expression in between. ...xy + z 2 -(a «-b)=d Shakespeare. . . prom. . . spirit tags. . . American History. . . . polarization. . . . license (but no car). . . . Adios. . . . elections. . . . sophomore boys. . . . labs and formulas. . . . vocational skills. . . . expository writing. . . . PSAT test. . . . senior boys .... J.A. Q 5 CO Being a SENIOR at South is homecoming queens. . . .senior pictures. . Sr. Boosters .... government. . . . SAT. . . . sophomore girls. . . . leaders officers college recruiters speakers. . . . announcements. . Armed Forces singing valentines. ... E = MC 2 . ... 18 . ... Zeus. . Socrates. . . . class favorites. . . . college applications. . . . prom graduation gowns. . . . awards ACT tests. anxiety. . . . seniority. . . . anticipation. . . . BMOC. MAY 28. . class trip, legal, at last CO Q CO Taking part in ACTIVITIES and SPORTS at South is harmony .... Frankenstein WOL champs Macho Man Music Man spirit . . . .flashlight pep rally . . . .kickline-march-at ention. . . . take that ball to the hoop ready-set-go boosters ' ouchdown . . .head- lines-editorials .... homerun-bunt-steal .... musical gigs . . . makeup- stage crews .... EAT-UM-UP .... Jr.-Sr. basketball game . . . . carnations. ts a ; cat 0) O (0 Sitting in CLASS at South is study . . . .tests . . . .library . . . .research papers .... workbooks . . . .typing paper . . . .Scramble Day . . . .cram. . . . exemptions . . . .sewing .... calligraphy . . . .homework . . . .parlez- vous francaise . . . .miter guage . . . .floor plans . . . .long shot super- imposition .... experiments .... language labs .... learning machines . . . .SPRING BREAK. . . . paint-chalk-glue .... final exams. 10 4 o o CO Q CO Q CO 11 12 ACTIVITIES Senior Class 14 Student Council 16 Library Club 18 Band 20 Choir 22 Junior Boosters 24 Senior Boosters 26 WFC PR Clubs 28 AV and Office Aides . . 30 FHA and FBL 32 Spanish, German, English Clubs 34 Tri-S, Black Awareness 36 Math Club, Chess Club, Health Careers 38 JVS 40 JVS 42 Drama 44 Speech 46 Herald 48 Yearbook 50 13 This Page Sponsored By: EASTSIDE RECREATION — Newest in electronic games — Good Luck Graduates 1 David Chapman. 2. Carlton Daniels. 3. Tami Thornton. 4. Mr. Roethele. 5. JoAnna Shropshire 6. Lisa Brown, Roxie Matteson. 14 WE ARE THE SENIORS Seniors at last! was the thought of the members of the Class of ' 81 when they entered South in August, but few of the individuals realized the expense and the decisions that went with the hard-earned title. There were senior pictures, announcements, graduation gowns, class night, and a senior trip to pay for as well as vocational, college, and athletic decisions to be made. There were credits to be checked and last minute classes to be taken as well as officers to be elected, money to be raised, class trip locations to be selected, and class night plans to be made. Being a senior was not quite as easy as it seemed, but the class elected good officers and everything was soon running smoothly. Money for class activities was raised with the sale of M M ' s and the packing and distributing of what seemed like tons of fresh fruit from Florida. The class trip was schedules for Cedar Point and before long the final decisions of a class flower and motto were made. Being a senior really was quite easy when the officers did their best. When asked if he thought that the senior class officers accomplished their goals, Carlton Daniels replied, At the beginning of the school year, we knew that there would be expendi- tures that would have to be overcome and we came out comfortably on top. p.OR ' « )RID 1 n i m SENIOR CLASS AND OFFICERS 15 SHS ADULT BOOSTERS Salute The 1981 Graduating Class 16 STUDENT LEADERS IN ACTION This year ' s Student Council has been BUSY-BUSY-BUSY. They started out the year with a flashlight pep rally at the City Hall Plaza where the Homecoming Queens were announced. The Homecoming festivities were then continued on game day when Student Council sponsored the traditional Mobile Parade through the down town area, concluding at the stadium just prior to the game. After Homecoming was over, the Council had a number of dances that went very well. In the second week of December, the Candy Cane Sale began which was followed by Santa ' s big entrance on the final day of school before Christmas vacation. The carnation sale was a great success and it gave the Council all the enthusiasm that they needed to host the Winter WOL Student Council Conference which was held here at South on March 4, 1981. Along with all these special events, the Student Council continued to deal with various school problems and the officers, as student spokesmen, met throughout the year with Mr. Wright and as members of the Principal ' s Council. 1. Melanie Carter. 2. Terri Castleberry, Debbie McConnell. 3. Lavern Hampton, Neil Thomas. 4. Melissa Mckeever. Gloria Keppler. 5. Mr. Conover. 6. Mrs. Field, Mr. Dellapina. 7. Joanna Shropshire, Vinita Wallace. 8. Sherri Humphrey, Pam Ross. 9. Darryl Peal. Juanita Johnson, Sonya Smith, Mr. Barrett. Student Council 17 18 WE OFFER THE RIGHT TO READ jMTI Mt JOMl The library club boasted 43 student members who actively participated in the operation of the library. These library aides learned many aspects of library service such as how to circulate books, how to keep the collection in order, how to assist with reference, how to process periodicals, and how to operate the audio-visual equipment. They also learned how to raise money and how to spend it wisely. This year the club was able to present more than $1 000 worth of equipment to the school a white oak contemporary paperback rack, two Singer Instaload filmstrip and tape machines, two hand crafted white oak check out counters for the new library, and a small filmstrip projector. The 1980- 81 year was highlighted by several memorable events including the Rededication in October when thousands of citizens streamed through the library, the annual Christmas breakfast for the faculty and staff, the spring Yearbook Festival which brought to life the early years of our school, and an old fashioned ice cream social and new book show. These projects brought the club members together in a spirit of friendship and in a spirit of appreciation for our library, our school, and its heritage. 1980-1981 Officers of the SHS Library Club . . . Darlene M e r t e n s , President; Joanna Shropshire, Vice President; Melinda Carter, Treasurer; Edna Graves, Secretary. Mrs. Marthaahn, Miss Lois Poling. Library Clerk . . Mrs. Marjorie Gram LIBRARY CLUB 19 REISES ' INC. Complete Garage Service 8:00 A.M. -5:00P.M. 24 Hour Towing Service 350 S. Fountain 323-0591 20 PRACTICE, PIZZA, PERFORMANCE The South High School Band was a very active group off the field as well as on the field and in concert halls. They worked from Band Camp in August through the Band Banquet in May and then dressed one more time for the Memorial Day parade after the seniors had already graduated. They gave concerts and practiced, practiced, practiced. The band was such a popular group this year that the band parents had to order more uniforms for both Marching Band and Concert Band as more and more students wanted to be a part of these musical groups. In order to pay for the new uniforms, the dedicated band members and their parents sold, made, and distributed pizzas. It was a lot of hard work but when they were ready for a performance, everyone was glad that they had worked hard. Satisfaction in a job well done is worth all of the effort that is needed to achieve it. I. Judy Greene. 2. Georgina Brahamn. 3. Edith Bates. 4. 1980-81 Marching Band. 5. Jim Dillahunt. 6. Annette Syrus. 7. Ken Barnett. 8. Dana Cornell, Melinda Dupre, Kim Hartman, Anette Syrus. 9. Jazz Band. 10. Kim Cameron. I I. Brian Callahan. BAND 21 This Page Sponsored By This Is Ridgely Window Country Where the Quality Minded Buy Also Superior with Doors, Awnings, Siding, Roofs, Patios Covers and Enclosures Ridgely Home Modernizing Co. 1551 E. Main Street .323 • 6741 fVA i • 1. Mrs. marshall. 2. Melissa Craig. 3. Lisa Smith. 4. Laverne Hampton, Marvin Day. 5. Thurston Sherman, Tom Wipert. 6. Row 1 (L-R): Susan Farley, Laverne Hampton, Melanie Blackwell. Row 2: Deanna Hardin, Carl Wilson, Lisa Smith, Veronica Brandon. Row 3: Keith Echols, Marvin Day, Jerome Taylor. 7. Row 1: (L-R): Deanna Hardin, Marvin Day, Brenda Green, Mike Stroup, Vinita Wallace, Laverne Hampton. Row 2: Vanessa Upshaw, ludy Greene, Veronica Brandon, Keith Echols, Jerome Taylor. 8. Estella Wilkerson, Kim Cameron, Geri Frazee. 22 SINGING TO THE WORLD i What would a program be without music? What would a school be without a song to hum through class? Life would not be the same without music and thus the choirs are important at South. Not only do they perform at school-oriented activities, they also perform for various organizations outside the school. They practice very hard for their programs and develope a feeling of harmony and togetherness. We learned to work together and through our work, we achieved an excellent rating at contest, said Joanna Shorpshire, the choir president. Mrs. Marshall really is proud of the all the choirs that she stages. I enjoy working with young people and performing groups, said Mrs. Marshall. Even though practices are long and hard, almost everyone enjoys the satisfaction of the final performance. I feel that choir is important because it gives us an opportunity to meet new people and to perform in front of audiences, said Becky Plant, a member of the choir. After all, choir members just ' can ' t stop the music ' CHOIRS 23 jmor Occstcf 24 PEP SPIRIT . KT £ PRIDE From selling balloons to singing the fight song, the junior boosters gave it their all. They always added lots of pep, plenty of spirit, and tons of pride to game days at South High School. We ' ve got spirit; yes, we do. We ' ve got spirit; how ' bout you? was the familiar challenge of the junior boosters to the senior boosters right down the hall. Even when the seniors were beating them (again) in their annual basketball game, the juniors still came on strong with their booster spirit. President Becky Plant, Vice- President Bud Mongold, Secretary Cindy Schwartz, and Treasurer Vinita Wallace led the boosters in promoting school spirit. Becky Plant stated, I think Junior Boosters is a great organization for anyone to belong to. It helps to promote school spirit and helps you to develop your inner self. I. Dana Cornell. 2. Cindy Davis. 3. Shannon Taylor. 4. Melissa McKeever, Luella Sickles, Tina Peoples, Bud Mongold. 5. Becky Plant, Cindy Schwartz, Beth Johnson, Luella Sickles, Mike Plant. 6. Dana Cornell, Melissa McKeever, Kathy Reise. 7. Carl Wilson. 8. Sandy Wright, Becky Plant. This Page Sponsored By: CLARK TECHNICAL COLLEGE Proudly Spotlights Senior DIANA HORTON Who will be attending CTC this fall in the field of Commerical Arts Superior Educational Training in Springfield JUNIOR BOOSTERS 25 sv ® . This Page Sponsored By ELLIOTT LAWWILL INC. Proudly Spotlights Senior ESTELLA WILKERSON Who was an outstanding Business Student Complete Insurance Service 1314 East High Street 325-2465 1. Mrs. Deem, Kevin Wright. 2. Robin Crabtree, Mrs. Deem. 3. Kathy Whitt. 4. Ion Hoagland, Mike Biddle. Melissa Everingham. 5. Neil Thomas, Jerome Taylor, Kevin Wright, Bud Mongold, Mrs. Deem, Kathy Whitt. 6. Jerome Taylor. 7. Mike Biddle, Greg Hogue, Todd Harlan, Jon Hoagland, David Spurgeon 8. Terri Means. 9. Bret Kugler, Kathy Whitt, Mike Biddle, Gloria Keppler, Todd Harlan, Miss y Rowland, David Chapman, Robin Crabtree, Kevin Wright, Steve Roberts, Richard Babineaux. 10 Bret Kugler, Lori Schmahl, Judy Greene, Melinda Dupre. 26 NUMBER 1 SPIRIT BOOSTERS Strange things happen on the third floor of South High and Room 306 always seems to be the center of many unusual activities. Beginning in the fall and going throughout the year, students walking down the hall on game day were often confronted with towering seniors dressed in school color who demanded, Where ' s your gold and blue? These strange individuals also tried to convince people that they simply could not live without a yellow crying towl or a homecoming dance ticket. Behind these sales people were more unique individuals who remained in Room 306 making decorations for the Homecoming Dance or sorting props for the Macho Man contest. Frequently this group would also burst into a spirited cheer or a melody of love songs for Valentine ' s Day. They were totally unique and they were very special to Mrs. Deem, their adviser, and to South. Who was this strange group that dominated the third floor south and spilled out into the entire school with their enthusiasm and support? They were the SENIOR BOOSTERS, number one spirit group at South. SENIOR BOOSTERS 27 BACKING THE CATS Welcome to South . .. My name is Terri ... Wildcats want a victory . .. We don ' t need no music . ..were frequently heard at football and basketball games whenever members of the P.R. Club and Willie ' s Fan Club were around. P.R. Club was a fairly new organization which met and welcomed visiting players, fans, and cheerleaders to South before each game. Terri Estes, a member of the P.R. Club sa id, P.R. Club is fun and exciting because you get to meet people from different schools. The club was a great success this year under the guidance of Mrs. Betty Deem and Mr. Bob Kugler, who was given a plaque at the end of basketball season for the time and devotion he gave to the club. One of the most spirited groups at South was Willie ' s Fan Club, made up of young men and women who supported the athletes and coaches of South High School. In doing this they attended all home and away games, wearing club shirts to signify that they were a special group. It ' s been said many times by team members, coaches, and parents that the Fan Club with their spirit and enthusiasm pulled the teams through many tough games. S ' 1. Terri Estes. Barbie Owen. 2 Rae Jean Casey, Sonya Smith. 3. Melissa Laws. 4. (L-R) Melissa Rowland. Scott Thomas. Keith Morgan. Brian Thomas. Curtis Benton, Brian Long, Pepper Bego. 5. Michelle Laws. Penni Ross. 6. Melanie Blackwell. Teressa Gentry. 7. Michelle Laws, Patty Hout. Terri Estes. Dawn Robertson, Mr. Bob Kugler. 8. Candy West. Heather Senter. Marlene Skabla. 9. Candy West. WILLIE ' S FAN CLUB, P-R CLUB 29 30 DOING A JOB In every busy office there are hundreds of little jobs that need to be done. Taking messages to teachers, answering phones, running off tests and work sheets, delivering projectors and A-V materials to classrooms, and helping out when ever and where ever a job needed to be done were just some of the jobs taken care of by the office aides and the A-V assistants at South. Mr. Wright felt that this year ' s aides were very dependable and Mr. Barrett acclaimed his A-V aides as good workers who quickly learned to work with the new equipment. Throughout the office complex, secretaries and administrators agreed that the aides were indispensible to the smooth running of the school. Mrs. Warren, who worked very closely with the student aides, stated that it would be hard to run the office without the assistance of the student workers and Mr. Roger Baker stated, I have found the office aides most co- operative and capale of doing a real business-like job for us. 1. Florence Boyd. 2. Tim Lewis. 3. Brian Stroble. Phil Parril. 5. Sonya Smith. 6. Darin Johnson, Tami Thornton. 7. Pat Taylor. 8. Lisa Peterson, Rae Casey. 9. Kim Neville, Teresa O ' Brien. 10. Juanita Johnson, Anna McDavid, Brian Stroble. A-V AND OFFICE AIDES ;-- This Page Sponsored By: KOEHRING BOMAG DIVISION CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS 1210 Kenton Street Springfield, Ohio (513) 325-8733 r =- 32 A LOOK TO THE FUTURE Not all the clubs at South are spirit and fun oriented. Future Business Leaders and Future Homemakers of America are both organizations that are directly related to subjects that students take in school and possible to careers that they will follow after graduation. FBL was a small group this year that basically looked into the career possibilities offered in their chosen field of business. FHA, on the other hand, was a large organization that actively participated in many of the activities that are directly related to future job opportunities. They began their year by making and selling school pennants and then went on to participate in Mock Weddings and Pre-School Day Care. The final project for the FHA was the selling of green ribbons in memory of the slain children in Atlanta, Georgia. Both groups offered their members a chance to take a first hand look at possible career choices. 1. Shannon Taylor, Carlos Stone. 2. Ann Riggins. 3. Marie Channels. 4. Mrs. Myers. 5. Steve Young, Tami Yates. 6. Rosemary Johnson. 7. Marie Banta. 8. Renee Wellington. 9. Mary Bray. 10. Mike Day, Carmen Henry, Ishmaelite Foote, Barbara Crowe, Dawn Oliver. FBL. FHA 33 SHS HERALD STAFF Tri-Weekly School Paper Which Carries All the News Proudly Spotlights Senior THONG TRAN Who Overcame a Language Barrier to Graduate in the Top Ten of His Senior Class 34 UNO . ZWEI THREE The German, English, and Spanish Clubs are made up of students from South who are especially interested in these subjects. Although the English Club was not active this year, they had a large number of members and they are hoping that next year they will have an opportunity to become involved in more projects. The German Club became very visible second semester when they once again sold their delicious German Chocolate candy bars. In the spring the club took a special field trip to German Village in Columbus where they sampled native foods and visited German museums and gift shops. The big event for the Spanish Club was their annual ' Tiesta complete with Spanish food and games for all. When interviewed, each of the advisers had different feelings about the activities of the clubs this year. Mr. Alzner, German Club adviser, felt that this year was one of the best for his group but Mr. Wilson was disappointed in his English Club memberships ' lack of participation. Mrs. Braun spoke highly of the Spanish Club, stating that they were a strong group which had stayed active through the bad times as well as the good. I. Mr. Wilson. 2. Mrs. Braun. 3. Mr. Alzner. 4. Rita Hunter, Karen Hargrow. 5. Edna Graves, Mr. Wilson, Jeff Shy. 6. Brian Stroble, Becky Plant. 7. Vicki Wright, Doug Cox, Mickey Hannon. 8. Spanish Club mascot. - GERMAN, ENGLISH, SPANISH CLUBS 35 SENIOR BOOSTERS HOMEROOM DIV 1 Congratulations And Good Luck to the Class of ' 81 36 REACHING OUT Tri S and the Black Awareness Club were organizations at South which were dedicated to helping others. Tri S, a group of students who were concerned with spiritual service to their school and to their friends had several programs this year where local ministers were guest speakers. They also had impromptu discussions with local community leaders who had offered their lives to the service of others. The Black Awareness Club was a newly formed group which was concerned with the contributions of the Black Community. Beginning a very active year, the group held a Mr. and Miss Black Awareness contest which was won by Marvin Day and Kim Roe. During Black History week, the club sponsored the Central State Dancers in a program which featured Billy Day, a recent graduate of South, who was a solo dancer. To culminate the year, the Black Awareness Club combined its talents with the members of Student Council to . present a memorial service for the slain children of Atlanta Georgia. For both groups it was a busy but rewarding year of offering service to others. I. Mr. Jim Scoby. 2. Donita Johnson. 3. Mrs. Smith, Tim Lewis. 4. Kris Stevens, Jim Scoby, Mrs. Smith, Alicia Ervin. 5. Tim Lewis, Jim Scoby, Dana Finley, Magid Saba, Alicia Ervin, Mrs. Smith, Kris Stevens, Donita Johnson. 7. Billy Day. 8. Darren Johnson. 9. Jerome Taylor. 1 Florence Boyd. 1 1 . Kim Roe, Marvin Day. TRI S, BLACK AWARENESS 37 WHAT A WAY TO DEVELOP SKILLS Each group or organization at South offered its members an opportunity to demonstrate their special skills or talents. The Math Club, under the supervision of Ms. Anne Robinson, put their mathmetical skills to work in a way that promoted spirit and performed a school service. They took charge of the selling of programs at all football and basketball games. The Chess Club, on the other hand, offered its members an opportunity to test and to improve their individual skill at the game of chess. Under the directions of Mr. Whitt and president Thong Tran, the members held tournaments throughtout the school year. The Industrial Arts group, under the guidance of Mr. Crew, are not really a structured group, but who could doubt their skills when they proudly displayed the furniture they had created in their class. Almost everyone looked with envy at the roll-top desk and wood crafted tables that have been created by some of these young men. There are many types of talents and each student had an opportunity to develop his or hers. 1 . Eddie Tolliver. 2. Brian Stroble, Thong Tran. 3. Keith Morgan. 4. leff Hively, Tom Parsons, Joe Petticrew. 4. Keith Morgan. 5. Todd Baldridge. 6. Mike McNeil. 7. Thong Tran. U J MATH, CHESS, IND. ARTS 39 I McDONALD ' S 2210 S. Limestone Proudly Spotlights Senior DEBBIE PIDDOCK Who Was a Oustanding Employee of McDonalds Because Nobody Can Do It Like McDonald ' s Can 40 LEARNING BY DOING The Joint Vocational School is a learning by doing auxiliary high school that offers functional and practical vocational programs. In specialized shops and laboratories, students develop the skills, understanding, and positive attitudes needed to obtain good jobs and to succeed in the world of work. Although the JVS student is still registered in his home high school and may participate in extracurricular activities there, he or she spends six hours a day in classes at the vocational school with an emphasis on laboratory experiences. The 203 South studnets, enrolled in 28 different programs ranging from auto body repair to food services, enter the world of work with a perception of what is in store for them in the future. JVS G C RECORDS 1833 South Yellow Springs 323-3937 DISC JOCKEY RENTAL Proudly Spotlights Senior DARRYL PEAL Who Served South as Student Council President 42 CAN THIS REALLY BE SCHOOL! JVS! What other school prepares a student for skilled work in various occupations, yet allows them to return to their home school for extracurriculum activities. The students who go there even graduate from their home high school as well as from JVS. Just think, you could have your friend in dental assistant class practice on your teeth; just make sure that she has done her homework before she begins with real life patients like yourself. If you don ' t come out of the cosmetology class looking like Miss America, remember that the JVS student is still learning to be the best. All in all, there are a lot of opportunities for those students who participate in these programs and a lot of fun to be had while they are learning their trade. Students develop skills, understanding, and positive attitudes needed for success in the world of work. JVS 43 44 This Page Sponsored By: P.K. SPRINGFIELD INC. 1710 West Main Street Springfield, Ohio 45504 323-3716 Lumber and Building Material ■ BEHIND THE SCENES You ' re sitting in a darkened theater; the music is playing; and the curtain is about to rise on the play of the year. Everyone knows who the actors and the actresses will be and there is no doubt ab out the director or his ability. But - did you ever wonder who was working the lights, changing scenery, making costumes, or putting on the makeup? If it wasn ' t for those students who take the responsibility of making sure that all these things are done on time, the drama productions would never start on time or end with the success that has become traditional at South. These invisible people are some of the most important ones in any drama department and they are very special here at South. Most of the crew belongs to or works toward joining a special organization known as the Thespian Society. Crew members are awarded points for participation in school productions and an accumulation of points makes one eligible for spring initiation into the organization. The Thespian Society of South High consists of students who share a common interest theater. I. Mr. Lewis, Mrs. Marshall. 2. Gilbert Murray, Dan Menz. 3. Dan Menz. 4. Brian Hickernell. 5. Mr. Lewis, Charlie Dunn, Brian Long. 6. Fred Everingham, Brian Hickernell, Gilbert Murray. 7. Keith Echols, Jeff Bradford. 8. Mike Swain. 9. Brian Hickernell, Dan Menz. The Thespian officers of the 1980-81 school year were Kathy Whitt, President; Keith Echols, Vice-President; Latonya Pritchet, Secretary; Steve Roberts, Treasurer; and Mr. Lloyd Lewis, Adviser. THESPIANS « This Page Sponsored By: DANIEL GREEN T.V. and Applicances CONGRATULATIONS ' 81 SENIORS 1205 Sunset Avenue 322-5655 7 r 46 SOUTH STUDENTS SPEAK UP Do you tend to get butterflies in your stomach when you have to speak before a group? Then the South High Speech team is the perfect place to overcome your fears and gain the confidence that you need. This club gave its members many opportunities to develop speaking skills and .a gain the poise that is necessary to be a good speaker. One of the big events of this year ' s club was a speech contest between fifteen invited high school teams from Central Ohio. A subject was given to the speakers and each contestant had to give a speech, drawing only on the research he had done before he came to the contest. There were no notes or pre-memorized speeches in this contest. Other activities of the group included two Reader ' s Theaters where the participating members presented A Raisin in the Sun and A Midsummer ' s Night ' s Dream . Speech club is an exciting organization which is not only for the individual who enjoys giving and listening to speeches. It is also for the person who is shy about speaking in public because it offers an excellent opportunity to overcome such fears. 1. Terry Phillips. 2. Kathy Whitt. 3. Donita Johnson. 4. Donita Johnson, Student Teacher. 5. Darren Johnson. 6. Kim Cameron. 7. Mike Stroup, Kathy Dennin. 8. Speech Coach Howard Bullis. 9. Kathy Whitt, Donita Johnson. SPEECH TEAM 47 ■ J0 Thiv Page Sponsored By KINGS DEPT. STORE 1 100 Sunset Boulevard 325-7641 PRITCHET SHOE REPAIR 8 North Western Avenue 325-0282 SPRINGFIELD BUILDERS SUPPLY 1048 East Main Street 323-8697 J 48 WHO, WHAT, WHEN, WHERE, WHY? Is the Herald coming out today? . . . Did you make a song dedication? . . . Can I buy a happy ad? . . . These were some of the questions asked during the lunch periods at South as students discussed the school paper. The Herald, a tri-weekly publication, was often the main topic of conversation around the building as students awaited the distribution of the newest edition. The ever popular happy ads and song dedications were big successes and students were always anxious to see if their name appeared in print. Editor Darryl Peal, Photographer Florence Boyd, DeeDee Lytle, Terri Castleberry, and Pam Ross attended Journalism Camp at Ball State University during the summer months in an effort to learn the latest techniques in interviewing, story writing, and picture taking. Their camp experience proved to be helpful in cementing the entire staff into a working unit and in publishing the Herald this year, for each newspaper seemed to surpass the proceeding one. I. Mrs. Butz. 2. Darryl Peal 3. Dee Dee Lytle. 4. Steve Peterson. 5. Florence Boyd. 6. Steve Peterson. 7. Florence Boyd, Pam Ross. 8. Terri Estes. -9 This Page Sponsored By: HOWARD ' S FINE FOODS SUPERVALUE 1857 South Limestone Street 2105 East Main Street Springfield, Ohio Open 24 Hours . . 7 Days a Week 50 LET ' S HAVE A PARTY ;- ; •■ • : - Despite the shouted reminders from Mrs. Field, the how could this be the day already deadlines, and students with little publications experience, the Wildcat staff learned quickly and got it all together so that they mailed the last pages of the 1981 Wildcat to Taylor Publishing Company in time to meet the final deadline. It had been a different year with lots of parties, lots of extra drill team and cheerleader practices, lots of Student Council problems, and many discussions about boys and soap operas and boys and somehow in spite of all the confusion we worked together and did a good job. We shared the weariness which came from selling adds and taking underclass pictures, the confusion of identifying 700 photos with no names, and the joy of knowing we had done a good job. We were a team and our 1981 yearbook was our victory. 1. Roxie Matteson. 2. Beth Ballard, Melinda Carter. 3. Trev Waker, Tim Lewis. 4. Tim Lewis, Rae Casey, Sonya Smith, Melinda Carter. 5. Annete Syrus, Vicki Wright, Anna McDavid, Kathy Reise. 6. Mrs. Field, Wes Merick. 7. Helen Hill. 8. Annette Syrus. YEARBOOK STAFF 51 52 ATHLETICS Cross Country 54 Volleyball 56 Golf 58 Football 60 Marching Band 64 Drill Team 66 Cheerleaders 68 Fans 70 Wrestling 72 Boys ' Basketball 74 Cheerleaders 78 Fans Pep Band 80 Girls ' Basketball 82 Women ' s Gymnastics . . 84 Men ' s Gymnastics .... 86 Baseball 88 Intramurals 90 Softball . . . . 92 Boys ' Track 94 Girls ' Track ......... 96 Tennis 98 All-Sports Banquet ... 100 ATHLETICS ;:- i .(«.. ' ?■. This Page Sponsored By SHS BAND PARENTS Strong Supporters Of The Band Congratulations Class of ' 81 54 RUNNING AGAINST TIME Completing in cross country is truly an exercise in self-discipline. For those dedicated runners who are members of the team, it means running in the afternoon until you feel that you can ' t take another step and then running a couple more miles just to build your endura nce. It means getting to the course early, running even if you already have blisters on your feet, and then crossing the finish line with few spectators to applaude your efforts. But to the dedicated runners, it ' s all worthwhile. Although the cross country team had a rough season, two new records were set by our top male and female runners. Geri Frazee, set a new girl ' s record of 18:52 in the Beavercreek Meet and David Chapman, who was a true leader, gave a 100% team effort as he set a new record on the wood course. With a time of 13:39 in the city meet, David felt that he did great and he was proud of his running season. 1. Tim Wheeler. 2. Tim Wheeler, David Chapman, Joe Petticrew, Ken Underwood. 3. Geri Frazee, Kris Stevens. 4. Tom Parsons. 5. Mr. Dellapina. 6. Ken Underwood. 7. Mr. Dellapi na. 8. Rob Biddle. 9. David Chapman. 10. David Chapman. ftfc J ife itft-Wr AflKl ' 10 ' ■ .TV ' . - W ■ HI sv CROSS COUNTRY 55 This Page Sponsored By: WALLACE TURNER 616 N Limestone 324-8492 All Forms of Insurance GOOD LUCK SENIORS Bump, Set, Spike Every day the Wildkittens started off their volleyball practice with a drill called Bump, Set, Spike. This drill taught the players to work as a team to cover the court and to go after the ball where ever it might be. From a good practice program, it was easy to carry the techniques to the court and into an actual game. Our biggest problem this year was our lack of experience , but we learned to work together as a team, said Jamie Jones, senior members of the Wildkittens 1980 Volleyball team. Volleyball is an all-out effort of everyone. One person can ' t play the whole court by themselves. They need the help and support of every player, stated Dawn Oliver. Although the 1980 Volleyball team did not have a very successful year, the Wildkittens played by the following rule, Whether you win or lose the match, if you have done the best that you could and given it everything that you had, you were a winner. 1. Lori Schmahl, Dawn Schappacher, Denise Brim, Cheryl Kelly, Sharon Mitchell, Denise Shipley. 2 Dawn Oliver. 3. Coach Peggy Ham and Coach Pat Maness. 4. Lori Schmahl. 5. Jamie Jones. 6. Cindy Davis. 56 VOLLEYBALL 57 This Page Sponsored By: I COOPER I INDUSTSIlSJ COOPER ENERGY SERVICES [SUPERIOR GOOD LUCK GRADUATES 1401 Sheridan Avenue 327-4200 SWINGING INTO ACTION 58 The golf team swung into action this year with the anticipation that this would be a better year for winning. As one of the smallest sport ' s groups at South, this five man team played individually but compiled their record as a team. Under the leadership of senior Bret Kugler, the golf team won eight of its matches and a pleased Coach Jim Moyers stated that this year ' s team did show an over-all improvement. Coach Moyers felt that his team was handicapped by lack of pre-high school experience and little team practice before the early fall season began but he felt that the team members worked hard and did well finishing ninth in the WOL. When asked how he had enjoyed his participation on the golf team, three year member Bret Kugler said, My experience in golf was a good one because we had a good coach. Although we didn ' t win many matches, Coach Moyers kept encouraging us. We were a small group, but everyone on the team developed a friendship for each other and we all got along well. That is essential to a team where individuals must participate on their own, for without a feeling of togetherness, little can be accomplished. 1 . Bret Kugler. 2. Richard Babineaux. 3. Bret Kugler. 4. David Spurgeon. 5. Coach Moyers, David Spurgeon. 6. Steve Hartley. 7. David Spurgeon, Chuck Atha. 8. David Spurgeon. GOLF 59 This Paga Sponsored By SHS ADULT BOOSTERS salute 1981 Graduates 60 ANOTHER ONE BIT THE DUST The 1980 South High football team had a great season with a final record of 6-3-1 and their opponents soon learned to fear the wrath of the Mighty Wildcats. Even though it was a season plagued by rainy nights and muddy fields, it was filled with exciting pass plays, long yardage runs, and good defense. It was a season that excited fans and pleased coaches and players. Senior center Darryl Peal stated that the team worked well as a whole. He said, As a player, I never felt like I was alone on the field. I always knew I could count on my team mates and I really enjoyed the season. Senior half-back Tim Lewis seemed to sum up the feelings of many of the players when he said, I would have liked to have had more opportunities to have been a greater help to the team. This is the spirit that creates a good team and the spirit that built a winning Wildcat team, a team that caused their opponents to bite the dust. 1. James Jackson 2 Alvin Lewis, Mrs. Lewis, Tim Lewis, Mr. Lewis, Tom Lewis. 3. Alvin Lewis, Steve Morgon. 4. Kevin Brown. 5. Darryl Peal. 6. Harry Daniel 7 Steve Morgan. 8. Steve Morgan. 9. Joe Banks. 10 Mickey Hannon. FOOTBALL 61 This Page Sponsored By: CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF ' 81 JUNIOR BOOSTERS PEOPLE BEHIND THE SCENES 62 Most fans thought only about the players and the score when they went to the football games. They generally neglected to think about the people who went unnoticed but definately made things happen for without the assistant coaches, the trainers, and the statistions there would have been a large void in any team organization. These people were very dedicated and were really appreciated by both players and coaches as they helped to make things run smoothly each Friday night. Rae Jean Casey, a statistion, said she felt she had really learning a lot about football. By being on the sideline, Rae felt that she was a part of the team and that she now had a different outlook on the game. Harry Daniels, an offensive guard, who was injured in an early scrimmage game, flet that he had left the team down. He also said it wasn ' t easy for him to watch the game from the sideline. Coach Hannon stated that although he would like to see more confidence among the players, he was proud of the team. 1 . Scott Thomas, Coach Hannon, Coach Larry Jones. 2. Darrin Johnson. 3. John Silvers. 4. Pat Taylor. 5. Coach Norm Knowlton. 6. Rae Jean Casey, Lori Meeks, Tom Lewis, Deneen Howard, Harry Daniels. 7. Team Members. 8. Coach John Kennedy, Perry Rogan. 9. Rae Jean Casey, Lori Meeks. FOOTBALL 63 This Pago Sponsored By: FIELD AND ASSOCIATES INC. Roofing, Siding Sheetmetal, Interior Systems Contractors 2187 West First Street 323-5518 FEET MARCHING TO THE BEAT We are the Marching Wildcats! This year the band did a good job of entertaining us during the half-time shows. Without certain people the band would never have done as well as it did. The band has a lot of depth, and I enjoyed being a part of it, said Dave Spurgeon, the Drum Major. I enjoyed being band president very much because it was a challenging and fulfilling experience, said Latonya Pritchet, the Band President. I was very pleased with the band this year. They performed difficult maneuvers and music very well in most cases, said Mr. Vrooman, the Director of the Band. After all, SHS has the ' baddest band from East to West! ' 1. David Buffenbarger. 2 (L-R) Sandy Wright, Julie Mitchell, David Warren, John Reese, Mark Hoagland. 3. Judy Greene. 4. Jeff Fain. 5. Dana Cornell. 6. Chris Bates. 7. Brian Roberts. 8. David Spurgeon. 9. Melissa Hoagland. 10. Jay Judy. 11. Mr. Vrooman. 12. Sandy Wright. 64 Ik. 1 ■ w m mH ' ■ff v. 80 MARCHING BAND 5: This Page Sponsored By: P.K. SPRINGFIELD INC. 1710 West Main Street Springfield, Ohio 45504 323-3716 Lumber and Building Material HOT STUFF The 1980-1981 South High Drill Team did a great job performing for the Wildcat fans during half time at the football games. Tami Thornton, captain of the team; Cathy Woods, assistant captain; and Vicki Wright, first lieutenant; worked together to lead this group and pull them together into a single unit that thought alike and moved together on the football field. It took a lot of work, practice nearly every afternoon, to learn the many routines and to be assured that when the music began, every step would be synchronized and every smile would be genuine . However, under the watchful eye of Mrs. Saylers and with the determination of the members, the SHS drill team was always a hit at the football games. 1. Anna McDavid, Lisa Smith, Kathy Reise, Cathy Woods, Vinita Wallace. 2. Vinita Wallace, Patty Bame. 3. Heidi Anglemeyer. 4. Patty Bame. 5. Lisa Brown. 6. Vinita Wallace, Heidi Anglemeyer, Debbie Piddock, Tami Thornton. 7. Anna McDavid. 8., Heidi Anglemeyer, Sherry Haggy. 9. Candy West, Daneen Smith, Debbie Merritt. Patty Bame. 66 DRILL TEAM 67 This Page Sponsored By: HOWARD ' S FINE FOODS SUPERVALUE 1857 South Limestone Street 2105 East Main Street Springfield, Ohio Open 24 Hours . . 7 Days a Week B-E-A-T Beat You It was a new sports ' year and SHS had six new cheerleaders and a new advisor which could have spelled DISASTER. However, the summer was a time for getting it all together and by the time camp was over, the whole group had experience and confidence. At camp this summer, the 1980-1981 cheerleaders were awarded Most Talented Squad, Super Squad, Most Spirited Squad, and second place overall. When asked what her most satisfying experience as a cheerleader was, Dee Dee Lytle replied, Finally getting my Split Russian without hurting my ankles. The SHS cheerleaders were at the games supporting our team rain or shine, and this year especially rain, as South ' s last three football games were played in pouring rain. When asked how she felt about cheering in the rain, Laverne Hampton replied, I felt that if the football team could play in the rain, we could cheer in the rain. Row 1 : (L-R) Melissa Rowland, Dee Dee Lytle, Lisa Powley, Laverne Hampton. Row 2: Marsha Mills, Susan Beers. 2. Julie Boswell, Vinit a Wallace. 3. Dee Dee Lytle. 4. Susan Beers. 5. Lisa Powley. 6. Julie Boswell. 7. Laverne Hampton, Keith Echols. 8. Keith Echols. 9. (Front) Marsha Mills. (Bottom) Lisa Powley, Dee Dee Lytle, Melissa Rowland; (Top) Laverne Hampton, Susan Beers. 68 FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS 69 This Page Sponsored By: THE HILL BUILDING SUPPLY INC 2301 Sheridan Avenue Springfield, Ohio 325-0651 WE GOT THE SPIRIT The team was happy with the support, said Miss Mary Miller when asked about the fans ' support of the 1980 football team. It was a very positive influence, she said. This year ' s fans were the most spirited ever. Their enthusiasm helped the team through some rough times. Even when the weather was cold, wet, and rainy, the fans cheered the team to victory Friday night after Friday night. The devoted student and faculty fans deserve much praise for their continuous support. Neither rain nor snow nor dark of night stopped Willie ' s Fan Club from their appointed duty of supporting the team from the beginning of the game to the end. We supported the team and the individual members to the best of our ability even when the weather seemed to be against us, said Cyndi Davis. This year ' s Fan Club was one of the biggest South has ever had. The Fan Club, with the help of the advisors and the squad leaders, always seemed to make a difference in the spirit of the crowd. 1. Terri Means. 2. Tim Lewis, Steve Morgan, Neil Thomas, Scott Thomas. 3. Lance Clark. 4. Vinita Wallace, Keith Echols. 5. Sherry Fullen. 6. Howard Patton. 7. Steve Morgan, Darryl Peal. 70 FOOTBALL FANS 71 This Page Sponsored By: Universal WELDING AND STEEL INC. ACETYLENE - ELECTRIC — HELIARC Boiler Retubmg Complele Shop Facilities All Types Sieel Fabrication ORNAMENTAL IRON PORTABLE CERTIFIED 325-5506 72 PIN YOUR MAN Wrestling is more of an individual competition than a team sport for once the whistle is blown, each man is on his own against his opponent. The idea of pinning an opponent ' s shoulders to the mat is easy when a wrestler is working out his strategy in his mind but the feat becomes more difficult in reality when one comes face to face with the wrestler of the opposing team. A good wrestler learns to counteract and to out think his opponent which is what the sport is really all about and where his skill is really tested. There were only a few wretlers at South this year who really did an outstanding job and gave 100% effort to the team in the opinion of Coach Larry Jones, he believed that because of eligibility problems and lack of determination on the part of some of the participates, the team was at a definite disadvantage because they were often unable to complete all of their weight classes which consisted of thirteen wrestlers on the team. By the end of the season there were only seven members left in competition and although Coach Jones was disappointed by this showing, he was proud of the individual scores of the remaining seven team members. Kerby Gaffney was outstanding as a senior as he completed his season with 16 wins and only 5 losses in the 105 pound classification. Coach Jones also complimented Captains Kerby Gaffney and Joe Petticrew for this hard work and the good examples that they set for the other team members. 1, Mike Dellapina. 2. David Ehling. 3. Mike Dellapina. 4. David Ehling. 5. Assistant Coach Mike Jones. 6. Ernest Feaster. 7. David Ehling. 8. Kerby Gaffney. 9. Belinda Risner. 10. Ernest Feaster. 1 1 . lames Voorhees. 12. Coach Larry Jones. WRESTLING 73 This Page Sponsored By: Floor lotorelnc. BOB NAVE DALE OVERHOLSER PARK SHOPPING CENTER 323-4623 Residential and Commercial Expert Installation • Carpet Ceramic Tile Floor and Wall • Inlaid Vinyl and Linoleum • Vinyl Asbestos Tile CATS TAKE TOP HONORS I am very proud of this year ' s team. They put their all into every game and we finished the season with a much better record than any of the coaches expected, stated Coach Wayne Wiseman about his 15-6 winning Wildcat team. Along with reserve Coach Duane Baker and Sophomore Coach Mike Rodgers, Coach Wiseman felt that the team was a great bunch of guys, and all of the coaches were extremely pleased with the team ' s WOL co- Championship. Individual honors also were received by members of the 1980-81 Wildcats as Trev Waker was named All-County MVP, District 9 Co-MVP, Dayton — All-Star, Midwest All-Star, All- District - 2nd. Team, WOL - 1st. team, All-State - Honorable Mention, and Clark County Mr. Basketball Pepper Bego was named to the All-County team and the WOL 3rd. team while Steve Morgan was awarded WOL Honorable Mention. The Cats displayed their talents from the beginning of the season to the end. When asked how he felt about the season, senior LeRoy Hill replied, I was pleased with the team as a whole and although our lose to Sidney in the tournament was a disappointment, we gave it our best all season. 1. Steve Morgan, Scott Thomas, Brian Long, Curtis Benton, Keith Morgan, Pepper Bego, Brian Thomas, Leroy Hill, Trev Waker, Carlton Daniels. 2. Andy Rose 3. Keith Morgan. 4. Mr. Vienhaus. 5. Pepper Bego. 6. Coach Duane Baker. 7. Dr. Carlos Andarsio. 8. Keith Morgan, Leroy Hill. 9. Coach Wayne Wiseman. 74 BOYS ' BASKETBALL 75 This Page Sponsored By: WILLIE ' S FAN CLUB We Support South CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF ' 81 WILDCAT GIANT KILLERS They didn ' t look much like a basketball team when they came out on the floor. All of the players were too short to really play round ball and one player was almost too skinny and another wore space-age goggles. However, when the first center throw was made and the clock began to tick, the five Wildcats on the floor played like a team of giants. Speed was their game and many opposing teams never saw the quick moves that set up the winning baskets for the Cats. The skinny kid was known as the ' Ice Man ' and he could do it all. With his left handed shots, Trev led the 1980-81 Wildcats and nightly earned his title of Captain. The kid with the space-age goggles was the play maker and nobody could move the ball with the grace and ease of Scott Thomas. With the shooting of Pepper Bego and the defense of Corky Daniels there was little that the Cats couldn ' t do. Any rough edges were rounded off by Steve Morgan, Keith Morgan, Brian Long, and LeRoy Hill and there were few nights that the Wildcats didn ' t thrill the fans and score the points. It was a good year filled with last minute wins and a special 20 point victory over rival North. 1. Trev Waker. 2. Carlton Daniels. 3. Keith Morgan. 4. Scott Thomas. 5. Anthony Rhodes 6. Brian Thomas. 7. Bucky Vance 8. Pepper Bego. 9. Carlton Daniels 10 Brian Long. 11. Steve Morgan. 76 _ ' 3£ f j|pr M ► Y ' $ m ♦■• f 4 Tmj nil V • • J i. WMi w BOYS ' BASKETBALL 77 This Page Sponsored by: KUGLER ' S TV Color you can co unt on. RCA I XL-IOOQ RCA - First in Color TV Kugler ' s First in Service GOOD LUCK SENIORS 1954 Kenton Street 323 -7166 78 WE DON ' T NEED NO MUSIC Screaming, cheering, jumping, and giving up hours in the summer, after school, and on week-ends just to learn one cheer was just the beginning of being a cheerleader. Nervously waiting for game day and then leading a pep rally in the morning, riding a bus in the afternoon, and hopefully cheering the team to victory at night made a full day for any student and especially for a cheerleader. Being a cheerleader was not always a glamour job. ..sometimes it was a hot gym, sweat, and a sagging hair style; sometimes it was the tears of defeat instead of the smiles of victory, but it was always spirit and laughter. It was the excitement of watching the team pull ahead or score that last-moment winning basket or starting a cheer and suddenly finding that the Fan Club and the spectators were raising the roof with the cheer you started. Being a cheerleader is an exciting experience which is important to the individual girl, to the team, to the coaches, and to the spectators. 1. Dee Dee Lytle, Marsha Mills. 2. Laverne Hampton, Dee Dee Lytle, Marsha Mills, Melissa Rowland, Sue Beers. 3. Joyce Batey, Vicki Wright, Jenny Wallace. 4. Sue Beers. 5. Melissa Eowland. 6. Joni Wissinger. 7. Joyce Batey, Joy Morgan, Jenny Wallace, Vicki Wright, Michelle Tabb. 8. Melissa Rowland, Lisa Powley. Dee Dee Lytle, Sue Beers, Marsha Mills. 9. Lisa Powley. 10. Sue Bee rs, Melissa Rowland, Marsha Mills, Dee Dee Lytle, Lisa Powley, Laverne Hampton. BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS 79 g This Pago Sponsored By: SCHNEIDER ' S FLORIST Discounts for Cash and Carry Out 415 West McCreight Springfield, Ohio 45504 Phone 323-4634 V-l-C-T-O-R-Y Willie ' s Fan Club and the Pep Band got their beat together and cheered the Wildcats on to many victories. Willie ' s Fan Club was made up of male and female students from the student body, any student who had lots of spirit and energy as well as a dedication to the spectator sports. The members attended all the home and away games, backed the team with spirit and noise, and promoted good sportsmanship. Pep Band, which was another important part of the Fans-ln-The-Stands, sounded off to a great season also. Pep Band was made up of members of the Marching Band who were chosen for this special group and was led by student directors, Kim Wipert and Judy Green. The Pep Band performed at all of the home games and morning pep rallies as well as often ending the day with the Wildcat Fight Song. Without the Fan Club and the Pep Band, South ' s games would never have been quite the same. So when the Pep Band and Willie ' s Fan Club got their beat together, you knew the Wildcats were on the way to another V-l-C-T- O-R-Y! 1. Kim Wipert. 2. Pep Band. 3. Willie ' s Fan Club. 4. Fan Club. 5. Pep Band. 6. Diana Curl. 7. Robin Crabtree. 8. Dawn Schappacher. 9. Chris Bates. 10. Willie ' s Fan Club. 80 WILLIE ' S FAN CLUB AND PEP BAND sn This Pago Spontored By: SECURITY NATIONAL BANK r=«3 AND TRUST CO. tlZZjIU Our Area ' s Largest Locally Owned Bank Member FDIC HIT ' EM WITH YOUR BEST SHOT! The 1980-81 season was the year for the Wildkittens. With most of their starters from last year coming back, the Wildkittens went 16-5 for the season and 8-1 in the league to capture their first WOL championship. The good times didn ' t end there as the Wildkittens also beat arch-rival North 56-47 for the first time since girls ' basketball began at South, thus becoming the 1980-81 City Champs. Mr. Copeland felt the girls had a better ball team than in the past. He also stated that he was very pleased about being WOL Champs and he felt the girls deserved the honors they received for all their hardwork. Karen Hargrow felt that being WOL Champs was one way to promote spectator support for the girls ' athletic program at South. Rochelle Woods was happy about the season and felt it was a great accomplishment to beat North. Four of the Wildkittens received special league honors this year as Karen Hargrow and Kim Frambo were voted First Team WOL and Rose Patton and Rochelle Woods received honorable mention. 1. Julie Boswell, Melissa Mebane, Belinda Riser, Tammy Smith. 2. Karen Hargrow. 3. Mrs. Henry, Ian Henry. 4. Karen Hargrow. 5. Rose Patton. 6. Jan Henry, Rose Patton. 7. Lynn Crowley, Karen Hargrow. 8. Rose Patton. 9. Rose Patton, Rochelle Woods. 10. Kim Frambo. 82 GIRLS ' BASKETBALL 83 II This Page Sponsored By: FAMILY LTH ifl SOC, 1L UNITED WAY of CLARK COUNTY, INC. 616 Building 324-5551 84 GRACE AND AGILITY With an appearance of grace and ease the girls of the gymnastic team competed in all the events of each meet. Whether they sailed through the air in an attempt to perform a difficult vault or balanced delicately as they danced on the balance beam, the gymnastists worked with such ease that few spectators ever realized the many hours of hard work that went behind each performance. As the individual girls daftly glided over and around the uneven bars, it was never apparent that they had undergone weeks of bruises and strains to master their particular skill. Even in the free exercise routines, the girls showed only poise and gaility as they moved through the difficult patterns of tumbling and dancing to complete their routines. To the viewer, gymnastics was a sport of beauty; it was graceful and the participants were agile but to the girls who competed in this particular sport, it was many hours of hard work, many feet of tape around strained muscles, and many tubs of cold water for soaking sore muscles. However, it was always worthwhile to the members of the gymnastics team. It was the excitement of individual competition and the fellowship of team participation. 1. Missy Rowland, Kristie Whited, Lisa Powley. 2. Shari Stone. 3. Coach Ann Reno. 4. Lisa Powley. 5. Missy Rowland. 6. Lisa Powley. 7. Shari Stone. 8. Kristie Whited. ■Hi GIRLS ' GYMNASTICS 85 This Page Sponsored By: COOPER ENERGY SERVICES GOOD LUCK GRADUATES 1401 Sheridan Avenue 327 ■ 4200 BETTER THAN EVER It was an exciting season for South ' s men ' s gymnastics team who finished its best season ever with a 7-1 record. After many hours of practice, a few blisters, and a sore muscle here and there, the members of the team agreed that it had all been worthwhile. They had completed the year by placing 3rd. in the W.O.L. and finished 2nd. in the regionals which gave them their first major trophy. When asked for his personal feelings about the ' 8081 season, Co-Captain Chris Haggy stated, It felt great to come in second. It was an exciting and happy day for all of us. Kevin Wright, another member of the team, stated, Winning gave me and the rest of the team, one of the greatest feelings of accomplishment I ' ve ever had. It was worth all the hard work. 1. Brian Roberts. 2. Bud Mongold 3. Brian Roberts. 4. Bud Mongold. 5. Coach Aaron Roberts. 6. Brian Roberts. 7. Keith Echols. 8. Chris Haggy. 9. Chris Haggy. e6 1 MEN ' S GYMNASTICS 87 This Page Sponsored By: SHS ADULT BOOSTERS salute 1981 Graduates YOU ' RE OUT! Although the baseball team at South High School was not supported by fans as avidly as some of the other sports it still managed to represent the school honorably. The members of the team played with great pride and enthusiasm in spite of the many weather-cancelled games and numerous attempts at re- scheduling. When asked how he felt the baseball team was as a whole, Pepper Bego replied, I felt the players did their best but somehow they didn ' t seem to be able to put their talents together to make a winning combination. The team showed much aggressiveness but it seemed that the hits just wouldn ' t come together to create a winning score. Keith Morgan was chosen as Most Valuable Player for the year and he will be returning next year to help lead the ' 82 team. With only three graduating seniors, the members of the baseball team are looking forward to a bright new beginning in the spring of 1982. 1. Monte Glass. 2. Anthony Rhodes. 3. Darrin McManamay. 4. Keith Morgan. 5. Melissa Rowland. 6. Pepper Bego. 7. Coach John Blackwood. 8. Anthony Rhodes. 9 Keith Morgan. 88 BASEBALL 89 This Page Sponsored By: HILL BUILDING SUPPLY INC 2301 Sheridan Avenue Springfield, Ohio 325-0651 GREAT WAYS TO HAVE FUN IN SPORTS What do you do if you are really interested in sports but due to a job or special studies, you just don ' t have time to participate in a formal team program? Well, at South you can enter into athletic competition through the intramural program and experience all the thrills of victory and the agonies of defeat. Under the direction of Mr. Jim Moyers, intramural ' s director, students may participate on an individual bases in various sports before or after school. Young men and young women are given an opportunity to compete in tournaments of ping-pong, bowling, and free-throw shooting. At the end of the year winners are named, trophies are presented, and often challenges are made. This year Assistant Principal Ross Barrett challenged the champion ping-pong player and Pepper Bego, leading free-throw shooter from the varsity basketball team, challenged the champion free-throw shooter. All in all intramurals was the perfect way to join in the excitement of competition. 1. Steve Hartley, Mr. James Moyers. 2. Darrin Johnson. 3. Darrin Johnson. 4. Steve Hartley. 5. Don Higginbotham. 7. Darrin Johnson. 8. Steve Hartley. 9. Darrin Johnson. 10. Donald Higginbotham 90 XtT ! k ■n FSW; Ml wL- ' Ltf ' Pf 1 B ' ' i tf r Rillu. A WES | ' , ■ ' a? . t SPv ??? ■ A INTRAMURALS 91 This Page Sponsored By: ROGERS Jewelers Member of Diamond Council of America Upper Valley Mall 6 East Main Street 325 - 9244 325 - 7377 SOUTH HITS HARD TIMES The new softball field was almost finished; Mr. Meister with the help of Ms. Reno had all the coaching strategy planned; and the returning lettermen had all the necessary skills. It should have been a good year for the girls in gold and blue but the road to victory was rocky. ...the first day on the new practice field was just the beginning of a season plagued with problems. The pitcher ' s mound was built on top of boulder size gravel and it didn ' t take long to realize that steady footing was going to be almost impossible. The baseline between second and third base was the location of an uncovered sprinkler and slides had to be taken out of the practice game. Then the rains came and among the mounting problems were muddy infields, swampy weed- covered outfields, and weather cancelled games. Add a few injuries to key players and the jinx became complete. It was almost as if the gods were playing against the Wild Kittens. They allowed the girls a feeling of friendship that offered a taste of victory but they placed the winning score just beyond their reach and gave the Wild Kittens a season that was truly rocky. 1. Jamie Jones, Team. 2. Shari Stone, Coach Ann Reno. 3. Kathy Lee, Shari Stone. 4. Debbie Di Hard. Tracy Jones. 5. Melissa Laws, Michelle Laws. 6. Kathy Lee. 7. Diana Horton. 8. Becky Plant. 10. Jamie Jones. 11. Tracy Jones, Rochelle Woods. 12. Tammy Howard. 13. Cindy Schwartz. 14. Jamie Jones. 14. Shari Stone, Kathy Lee. 92 SOFTBALL 93 ' -■ i ' This Page Sponsored By; PARK LANE BOWLING ALLEY 2229 W. Main 325-5596 94 THE RACE IS ON! The Boys ' Track Team did not wait until the sound of the gun to start their season. It began in December, weeks before the track meets actually began, as they jumped hurdles in the halls and jogged around the building to get in shape. They worked hard and got positive results as this year was a winning one. The season started off with five indoor meets, which was a new experience for the team. Placing 4th. in the Richmond Relays was just the beginning as the team went on to place in other meets such as the Tecumseh Invitational - 1st., the Dayton Relays - 3rd., the Wayne Relays - 2nd., the Miami Relays and Invitational - 2nd., and the Fulton Relays 5th. The team made up of 23 determined young men found that hard work paid off when they won the Sectionals and then went on to become WOL Champs at the meet held at Evans Stadium at Springfield. 1 . Dave Chapman. 2. Dave Chapman. 3. Dave Chapman. 4. Charlie Dunn, Kevin Miller. 5. Mr. Jim Moyers, Mr. Mike Rogers. 6. Charlie Dunn. 7. Pat Taylor, Sharon Mitchell. 8. Bucky Vance, Charlie Dunn, Lamar Payne. 9. Darryl Peal. 10. Charlie Dunn. 11. Dave Chapman. 12. Dave Chapman. BOYS ' TRACK 95 This Page Sponsored By: FAMILY UNITED WAY of CLARK COUNTY, INC. 616 Building 324-5551 96 RUN FOR THE WIRE It seemed so easy and graceful when viewed from the stands but down on the track it was a different matter. When the girls lined up waiting for the starting gun, few spectators imagined the pounding of the hearts or the straining of the muscles that the girls experienced as they tensed for the grueling task ahead of them. In only a few moments the race ws over and all the months of hard work was behind the participants. . . . only one was the winner and all the others looked ahead to the next meet with the hope that the next time would be the time forthem. This year South ' s girls were strongest in the sprints and the relays and the team as a whole placed 2nd. in the Wayne Relays, 6th. in the Dunn Memorial, and 4th. in the WOL. This year ' s Most Valuable Runner was senior Alicia Ervin and Mr. Copeland, girls ' coach, said that she would definitely be missed next year. However, many of the members of the 1981 track team were underclassmen and will be returning next year to participate on the 1982 track team. I. Kim Riggins. 2. Alicia Ervin. 3. Gerri Frazee. 4. Kelly Day. 5. Deneen Howard. 6. Kim Riggins. 7. Kim Riggins, Kelly Day, Alicia Ervin. 8. Mr. Copeland, Alicia Ervin. 9. Deneen Howard. 10. Rose Patton. 11. Mr. Copeland. Pw fSr - - GIRLS ' TRACK 9- 10 This Page Sponsored By: EASTSIDE RECREATION 3207 East National Road GOOD LUCK GRADUATES Newest in Electronic Games DUECE 98 The tennis team smashed into action this year with new tennis courts and an opportunity to practice at the school instead of car-pooling to the park everyday to get practice time. Brian Roberts, who has played the first single ' s position for the past three years, felt that the tennis team had its good days as well as its bad ones, but he enjoyed playing the game. Although the tennis team consisted of only eleven individuals, the squad actually played in three different sections: singles, doubles, and reverses, [his meant that with the shortage of team members, many of the participating individuals had to double-up and often play several matches at each meet. As the first singles player, Brian Roberts said, It meant that I had to face the opposing school ' s top player in each match and some of the individual players were really good. Other singles players were Phil Goltzene and John Warren. Doubles consists of two team members who worked together to defeat the opposition and this was the one area of the sport where South went co-ed as both of our doubles teams consisted of male- female pairings. The doubles players were Robin Crabtree, Andy Rose, Melissa Everingham, and Bud Mongold. Practice was a lot better this year, stated Brian Roberts, as we could get in a lot of extra practice time with the new courts right outside the building. Tennis is still a lot of work as it is a year round effort to stay in shape, but in the end, all the time and effort seems worthwhile when you win the big match. 1. Coach Libey. 2. Robin Crabtree. 3. Phil Goltzene. 4. John Warren. 5. Andy Rose. 6. Phil Goltzene. 7. Phil Goltzene. 8. Greg Botkins, Kendel Rude. 9. Melissa Everingham. 10. Brian Roberts. IT i? ■ .■-■ - - sr y JjJ i ♦ JUNIORS 9S 1 1 This Page Sponsored By: THE THERMOMETER CORPORATION OF AMERICA Congratulations Class of ' 81 567 East Pleasant 325-0436 A NIGHT OF AWARDS One of th last big athletic events of the year is the annual Awards Night where all athletes and their parents are honored for the dedication and time they have given to their individual sports throughout the year. This was a special night as Bucky Walters, Athletic Director at South for almost two decades, was retiring and much of the program was dedicated to saying thanks for a job well done. The traditional gold sports jacket was an honor for Bucky but the real surprise came when Principal John Wright announced that the new girls ' gym was officially being named the Bucky Walters Gymnasium. Although Mr. Walters was the center of much attention, he graciously shared his spotlight with the many young athletes who were honored on this special evening. Included in the awards being presented by the various coaches were the Most Valuable Players in each sport. These awards were Football Charlie Dunn, Boys Cross Country - David Chapman, Girls Cross Country - Geri Frazee, Volleyball Jamie Jones, Golf ■ Bret Kugler, Boys Basketball - Trev Waker, Girls Basketball - Karon Hargrow, Girls Gymnastics - Lisa Powley, Boys Gymnastics - Chris Haggy, Wrestling - Kerry Gaffney, Baseball - Keith Morgan, Softball - Tracy Jones, Tennis - Brian Roberts, Girls Track - Alicia Ervin, Boys Track Charlies Dunn. 100 I. ATHLETIC BOARD Row 1 (LR): Norm Knowlton. Ken Raab Aaron Roberts, Larry Jones. Row 2: Ann Reno Pat Maness. Wayne Wiseman. Bucky Walters. Duane Baker, John Wright Row 3: Jim Moyers. Jim Copeland. Mickey Hannon. Bruce Libey. Dick Dellapina. John Meister. John Blackwood. 2. Brian Roberts. 3. Retiring Athletic Director Bucky Walters. 4. Coach Pat Maness 5 Scott Thomas. Mickey Hannon, Keith Morgan. Steve Henson, Charlie Dunn. Pat Taylor, Alvin Lewis, Steve Morgan. Kevin Miller. 6. Lisa Powley, Coach Ann Reno. 7. David Chapman, Coach Dick Dellapino. 8. Charlie Dunn. Coach Ken Raab. 9 Bret Kugler. Coach Jim Moyers. 10 Bucky Walters, Principal John B. Wright. II. 3 Bucky Walters. Coach Wayne Wiseman. Athletics -:- — — ■ 102 EVENTS Orientation 104 Rededication 106 Homecoming 108 Halloween Play 112 Christmas Play 114 Music Man 116 Macho Man 120 Gymkana Show 122 Choir Concerts 124 Band Concerts 126 NHS 128 Prom 132 Class Night 136 Class Trip 140 Graduation 142 Events 103 V 4 This Page Sponsored By: SHS BOOK STORE A Good Place to Get Your Academic Supplies Proudly Spotlights Senior SONYA SMITH Who Served her School as Sec.-Tres. of Student Council and Outstanding Office Aide 1. Lance Clark 2 Joy Morgan 3 Mr. Baker. 4. Kenneth Hall. 5. Mrs. Warren 6. Dean Stephens. Mr Baker. 7. Mr. Wright. 8. Mr. Barrett 9 Geri Frazee, Lisa Smith, Melissa Everingham. 104 5 - FIRST TIME Sophomore Orientation was held in Tiffany Gym about a week before the start of school. It was hot as always and the minutes tended to drag into what seemed like hours as Mr. Wright, principal, and Mr. Barrett, Mr. Crumley, and Mr. Baker, assistant principals, gave informal talks about the rules, regulations, and school policies that the new sophomores would be faced with, in the coming year. After the talks were completed, schedules were passed out and the students were officially members of the SHS student body. As parents tried to help figure out the agenda for the upcoming school year, students tried to find friends and former classmates to compare class schedules and homeroom assignments in the hopes that there would be a familiar face in each class when school started in late August. As a conclusion to this evening of introductions, the Big Brothers and Big Sisters of South gave informal tours of the building to both students and parents. It was just the beginning, but it was an important night because it meant that school was about to begin and the Class of 1 983 was now a part of South High School. SOPHOMORE ORIENTATION 105 WESTERN PHARMACY 937 West Main Street Phone:323-5551 1. Mr. Carl Weaver, Virginia Logan, Mr. John Logan, Mrs. Field. 2. Tour Guides: Thong Tran, Jim Dillahunt. 3. Terri Castleberry, Pam Ross, Lisa Burns. 4. Mrs. Marjorie Thomas. 5. Mrs. Deem. 6. Mr. Meier, Mr. Charles Fox, Dr. Robert Lehman, Mr. William Toy, Darin Johnson. 7. Mr. Meier, Mr. Charles Fox, Dr. Robert Lehman, Mr. John B. Wright. 8. Mr. Kline, Mr. Meier, Mr. William Toy, Mr. John Wright. 106 V i THE GRAND RE-OPENING October, 1980, Rededication and Open House marked the completion of the last Issue One project, South High School. The graduating class of ' 81 was very proud to be the first class to graduate from the new South High School. Some members of the senior class stated, We ' ve come a long way from the conditions we found as sophomores at South. In the fall of the year 1980 we give thanks for and celebrate this community ' s continued desire for educational and artistic progress as exemplified by this building that is without equal, stated Dr. Robert H. Lehman, in the South High School Rededication and Open House Program. When asked how has your experience changed since you ' ve been working in the new building, Mr. Wright stated, There ' s been much less vandalism; the students are taking better care of the building; and I have been more involved in visitations of the school. Also with the new gym facilities I have been more involved with public use of the building. Darin Johnson, a student at South, summed up the experience for most of the student body, Rededication was a special event; I will never forget it. It was a moment in history. 107 This Page Sponsored By: COMMERCIAL RUBBER STAMP CO. 2953 South Yellow Springs Street Springfield, Ohio 45506 322 - 1924 Trophies - Plaques - Medals Ribbons - Silver - Pewter Walnut Awards - Custom Design And Hot Stamping Available Fraternal and Business Logos Expert Engraving - Fast Service Saturday and Evenings by Appt. I. Marsha Mills. 2. Jackie Jackson. 3. Joanna Shropshire. 4. (L-R) Joanna Shropshire, Melissa Rowland, Marsha Mills, Jackie Jackson, Donna Swain. 5. Keith Echols, Donna Swain. 6. Jamie Jones. 7. Trev Waker, Jackie Jackson. 8. Michelle Mack, Joanna Shropshire. 9. Melissa Rowland, Phil Goltzene. 10. Marsha Mills, Leroy Hill. 108 HARD TO BELIEVE IT ' S TRUE The time was the week before Homecoming; the place was the plaza of the City Hall building; and the event was the naming of the top ten candidates for Homecoming Queen. It was just the beginning of an exciting week of pre-game preparations that included the final choice of five girls who would make up the homecoming court; the difficult selection of five men to escort the queens; and the demanding task of picking just the right outfit for the game and for the dance. The excitement built as the week progressed until the festivities actually began with the drumbeat of the marching band which led a pre-game parade from the school to the football field. The final step was the homecoming dance and seeing who would be named the new Queen of Queens. HOMECOMING 109 -• -§H Ej ■ — h ' mm I J- ' — £ KL« ' 7 v--jB 110 This Page Sponsored By: BONDED OIL CO. 2525 North Limestone GOOD LUCK SENIOR I, Joanna Shropshire. 2. Jackie Jackson. 3. Donna Swain. 4. Donna Swain, Vernon Gaines, Jackie Jackson, Trev Waker, Joanna Shropshire, Mike Ward, Marsha Mills, Elliott Fullen, Melissa Rowland, John Brown. 5. Joanna Shropshire. 6. Melissa Rowland. 7. Donna Swain, Jackie Jackson, Joanna Shropshire, Melissa Rowland, Marsha Mills. 8 Keith Echols, Melanie Blackwell. ONCE IN A LIFETIME Homecoming is a time for all alumni to return and once again be a part of South. It also is one of the most exciting events of the year, which this year included the Flashlight Pep Rally at City Hall. This was a special evening because it was the night when the top five Homecoming Queens were announced. When asked how she felt that evening, Melissa Rowland replied, I was shocked and honored that my classmates would choose me. Despite the dreary weather at the Homecoming football game, the queens looked their best. The Grand Finale of the Homecoming weekend was the Homecoming Dance where the Queen of Queens was chosen. Joanna Shropshire had the honor and pleasure of becoming the Queen of Queens and her court consisted of Donna Swain, Marsha Mills, Melissa Rowland, and Jackie Jackson. The Queen of Queens received a crown and along with the other members of the court, a bracelet presented by Student Council. The Home- coming Dance was a special night for all who attended. HOMECOMING m This Pago Sponsored By: SHS ADULT BOOSTERS Salute 1981 Graduates 1. Becky Plant. 2. Mary Roberts. 3. lames Hall, Steve Young. 4. Steve Young. 5. Carlos Stone. 6. Debbie Piddock. 7. Latonya Pritchet, Steve Roberts. 8. Gloria Keppler. 9. Vinita Wallace. M ' tl 112 V pj V GHOSTLY WILDCATS On the night of October 31, 1981, at about 12:30 A.M., Steve Young crept into the South High Auditorium as he played the role of young Frankenstein in this year ' s Halloween play. The scarey events of FRANKENSTEIN kept the audience tied to their seats, and the fact that most of the audience had just returned from the local Haunted House, where they saw some of the scariest faces ever, seemed to help the haunted and eerie atmosphere that prevailed throughout South that evening. Latonya Pritchet, a member of the cast, said, FRANKENSTEIN was one of the most fascinating plays I have ever been a part of. Student director Kathy Whitt said, Working with this group was a great experience. As the bewitching evening finally drew to a close, the student body felt that the play was a credit to Halloween and the cast was hauntingly good. HALLOWEEN PLAY 113 This Page Sponsored By: CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF ' 81 JUNIOR BOOSTERS 1. Latonya Pritchet, luanita Johnson, Carl Wilson, Gloria Keppler as Dog. 2. Gloria Keppler as Dog. 3. Mr. Lewis. 4. Latonya Pritchet, Juanita Johnson, Carl Wilson as Dog. 5. Juanita Johnson. 6. Terry Phillips. 7. Terry Phillips, Mary Gartin, Mike Swain. 8. Terry Phillips, Juanita Johnson. 9. Carlos Stone, Terry Phillips. 114 — TOO MUCH CHRISTMAS The mini-theater was the place and the season was Christmas as the students of the drama department prepared to present a one-act play for the holiday enjoyment of the student body. Juanita Johnson, who played the part of Alice, stated, It was a good show and I enjoyed being a part of it. Although rehearsals had been a problem as the individual acts had to set their own schedules to work out their parts, by the time the first curtain went up, everything had been worked out and the show met the high standards set by the SHS Drama Department. Terry Phillips, who portrayed John, stated, I think the Christmas play was a success because almost everyone enjoyed it, and Carl Wilson, who played Arnold, the brother, said, I felt that it was a good experience in acting for me. All in all, the Christmas play offered something for everyone involved to the actors and actresses, it was an experience to perform and to try out new roles; to the stage crew, it was a challenge to create a set that would fit the mini-theater; and to the audience, it was an entertaining and enjoyable way to begin celebrating the holidays. CHRISTMAS PLAY 115 ?7WM v y n ■ y ' M: ' 4 This Page Sponsored By: THE CREDIT LIFE INSURANCE CO. A Vital Part of the Downtown Core Renewal and An Important Supporter of Tomorrow ' s Leaders GOOD LUCK SENIORS I Tony Cooper. Carlos Stone, Kelly Whited 2 Lisa Feltner, Tom Wipert, Angela K.r ios Stone, Kim Hartman. Mary Pu ' - L i s.i Smith Tony Cooper. 3 ludy Gn i Kelly Whited. 5. Kevin Stone, Kelly Winted, Latonya Pritchet. 6. Tom Wipert Neil Thomas, Gloria Keppler, Kim Hartman Caryn Maynard, Jon Hoagland. 7. Tony Cooper Lisa Smith, Kelly Whited, Tom Wipert, Chris Bates, Carlos Stone, 8, Neil Thomas. Steve Young. 9 Latonya Pritchet. Kelly Whited. 10. Kelly Whited, Carlos Sto ' e 11 Mark Hoagland, Jon Hoagland Tim Cattell, Tom Wipert, Terry Phillips. Neil Thomas, Mike Dellapina, Daryl Johnson, Chris Bates 12. Jon Hoagland, Jerome Taylor, Keith Echols, Mike Stroup 13. Kathy Whitt, Gloria Keppler, Lisa Feltner, Kim Hartman, Lisa Smith, Angela Kidd SEVENTY-SIX TROMBONES On the evenings of April 9th, 10th, and 11th there was much commotion backstdge There were girls who had forgotten last minute items as well as guys who were anxiously awaiting the opening act This was the last step in the preparation of the Spring Musical. Mrs. Marshall was busily rounding up everyone for vocal warm-ups and Mr. Lewis was making last minute checks to be sure everyone knew his parts. As the auditorium was darkened for the first act and the curtain was about to rise, everyone was in their place and they knew that the Spring Musical would be a success. This Page Sponsored By: FRONTIERS INTERNATIONAL CLUB P.O. Box 802 Proudly Spotlights Senior RAE JEANNE CASEY Who Actively Worked on the creation and publication of the 1981 Wildcat 1. Steve Young. 2. Neil Thomas, Kelly Whited. 3. Neil Thomas, Shannon Taylor, Vinita Wallace, Melissa Everingham, Robin Crabtree, Caryn Maynard, Judy Green, Kathy Whitt. 4. Gloria Keppler, Lisa Feltner, Kim Hartman, Robin Crabtree, Lisa Smith, Angela Kidd. 5. Steve Roberts, Neil Thomas. 6. Melissa McKeever, Kevin Stone, Gloria Keppler. 7. Lisa Smith. 8. Kelly Whited, Neil Thomas. 9. Kelly Whited, Joyce Batey. 10. Kelly Whited, Joyce Batey. 11. Tom Wipert, Marty Puckett, Carlos Stone, Chris Bates, Kevin Stone, Tony Cooper, Neil Thomas. r ii ft ™l 15 TROUBLE IN RIVER CITY 56 The Music Man cast consisted of many students from South. They included: Terry Phillips, Carlos Stone, Neil Thomas, Steve Roberts, Mike Stroup, Keith Echols, Marvin Day, Jon Hoagland, Jerome Taylor, Steve Young, Tony Cooper, Kelly Whited, Joyce Batey, Kevin Stone, Latonya Pritchet, Kathy Whitt, Lisa Smith, Kim Hartman, Shannon Taylor, Annette Syrus, Melissa Everingham, Vinita Wallace, Caryn Maynard, Judy Green, Tim Cattell, Chris Bates, Damon Lee, Marty Puckett, Angela Kidd, Gloria Keppler, Lisa Feltner, Robin Crabtree, Kim Sanford, Kathy Smith, Mark Hoagland, Melinda Dupre, Melissa McKeever, Mike Dellapina, Daryl Johnson, Tom Wipert. Congratulations to all of you for a successful Spring Musical. if 4  ...v-. 10 This Page Sponsored By: ELLIOTT LAWWILL INC. Proudly Spotlights Senior DARLENE MERTENS Who was an outstanding Business Student Complete Insurance Service 1314 East High Street 325-2465 1. Jerome Taylor. 2. Anthony Rhodes, 3. Brian Roberts. 4. (L-R) Anthony Rhodes, Jim Barnett, Kathy Whitt, Neil Thomas, Darrell Johnson, Jerome Taylor, Kevin Wright, Bud Mongold. 5. Kevin Wright. 6. Neil Thomas. 7. Ms. Robinson, Mrs. Braun, Mr. Caldwell, Barbie Owen, Terri Estes. 8. Diana Horton, Kevin Wright. 9. Jim Barnett. 10. (L-R) Jim Barnett, Anthony Rhodes, Neil Thomas, Darrell Johnson, Jerome Taylor, Magid Saba, Keith Morgan, Kevin Wright, Bud Mongold. 11. Kevin Wright. 12. Julie Dillahunt, Ms. Robinson. 13. Charlie Dunn. 14. Mr. Stephens. 120 KING FOR A DAY About the time of the yeaV when many people are ' glued ' to their television sets watching the crowning of various beauty queens across the country, {he student body of South turns their attention to the choosing and the crowning of the Macho Man. The Macho Man of South High School is the one male choosen because of his popularity, his talents, and his ability to appear Macho. How Macho is Macho? Well, the competition begins with a one minute disco dance routine, followed by a swim suit contest, a muscle contest, one-handed pushups, pull ups, and ankle lifts. Just to keep the contestants from becoming too Macho, the final competition consisted of timed dressings in women ' s clothes which had the entire audience rolling with laughter. Helping to make this 1981 Macho Man Contest a success were participants Magid Saba, Keith Morgan, Kevin Wright (crowded Macho Man), Anthony Rhodes, Darrell Johnson, Bud Mongold, Neil Thomas, Brian Roberts, Jerome Taylor, and Jim Barnett. A special thanks goes to the Senior Boosters and Mrs. Deem who organize and sponsor this event each year. MACHO MAN 121 THE CREDIT LIFE INSURANCE CO. A Vital Part of the Downtown Core Renewal and An Important Supporter of Tomorrow ' s Leaders GOOD LUCK SENIORS I, Keith Echols. 2. Gymkana Troupe. 3. Bruce Dunbar, Aaron Roberts, Jeff Burton. 4. Jim Barnett. 5. Lisa Powley. 6. Kevin Wright. 7. Chris Haggy. 8. Mike Stroup, Jon Hoagland, Keith Echols. 9. Men ' s Troupe, Missy Rowland. 10. Sue Beers, Kristie Whited, Missy Rowland, Lisa Powley, Shari Stone. 11. Jeff Burton. 12. Keith Echols, Kevin Wright. 13. Gymkana Alumni. 14. Kevin Wright. 15. Gymkana Troupe, Coaches. 122 TOYLAND Every year the Gymnastic team and the gymkana class put together a great show which they present in late April. Each year the success of South ' s annual gymnastic show is dependent on the hard work of our gymnastists and their alumni and this year was no exception. Missy Rowland and Keith Echols did a fine job with the choreography of the dance numbers while Kevin Wright was instrumental in creating the dive routine. The almuni who return each year to perform added a special touch to the show and their routines were crowd pleasers throughout the show. Their presence gave inspiration to the comedy and special acts featured in the show. Although this performance takes a lot of time to prepare, it is a rewarding and fun way to end the year after the competition is completed. 1 Mrs. Marshall, Mike Stroup. 2. Row 1: Kathy Mitchell, Cindy Ivory, Melissa Hoagland, Djuana Arthur. Row 2: Rita Mixon, Cindy Parkinson, Shelley Sturgell. Row 3: lerome Taylor, David Buffenbarger, Darryl Johnson, Tim Hill. 3. Vinita Wallace, Keith Echols, Laverne Hampton, Deanna Hardin, Darryl Johnson, Melanie Blackwell, Jerome Taylor 4. Marvin Day, Veronica Brandon, Keith Echols, Lisa Smith, Jerome Taylor, Melanie Blackwell, Cindy Vincent. 5 Mrs. Marshall 6. Jerome Taylor, Jon Hoagland, Tony Cooper. 7. Combined Symphonic Choir and Sophomore Choir Spring Concert. 8 John Reese. 9. Combined Symphonic and Sophomore Choirs. Spring Concert. 10 Vinita Wallace, Joanna Shropshire. 11. Row 1 Melinda Dupre, Laverne Hampton. Row 2 Beth Johnson, Leigh Ann Cordell. Row 3 Eric Bostick, Terri Estes. 124 - SINGING ' THEIR HEARTS OUT.. r p It ' s almost time for the curtain to go up. I can ' t find my robe and I know I left it right here on this chair. Is my tie straight or should I redo the whole thing? Mrs. Marshall says that it ' s time to do warm- ups and she really can ' t get started until everyone is here. These are just a few of the comments that can be hear back stage before a performance of the South High School choirs. Few people in the audience realize the last minute preparations going on behind the curtains so that the musical groups of SHS can present a quality concert for all to enjoy. The Spring Concert and the choir contest were just two of the highlights of the year for the Symphonic Choir, the Sophomore Choir and the Jazz Choir. Other activities of these groups included solo and ensemble contest, caroling in the hall of South at Christmas time, and singing for the new students and their parents at Sophomore Orientation. As if the many practice sessions and concerts were not enough to fill the time of the choir members, they also sold sausage and cheese in order to raise money for new music and other supplies needed by the group. Under the able direction of Mrs. Alice Marshall, the choirs successfully promoted the fine art of singing throughout the year. CHOIR CONCERTS 125 1 . Kim Wipert, Jeff Durrant. 2. Kathy Whitt, Darlene Mertens. 3. Jay ludy, Georgina Branham. 4. Steve Dillard, lim Barnett, Ken Barnett, Bret Kugler. 5. Mr. Vrooman, Christmas Concert. 6. Mr. Day, Jazz Concert. 7. Orchestra, Christmas Concert. 8. Mrs. Ebert, Latonya Pritchet, Cheri Thomas, Shawn Murphy, Melinda Dupre, Gloria Keppler, Sandy Wright, Spring Concert. 9. Concert Band, Winter Concert. 126 - SOUNDS OF MUSIC Violins, cellos, flutes, clarinets, pianos, French horns, trumpets, etc. are just some of the instruments that one can find in the SHS instrumental groups. Talented people have spent many hours learning to master these difficult instruments and then put them all together to produce a harmonious sound. On special nights throughout the year the stage comes alive with the sounds of music which are performed by the various musical groups at South High School. Regardless of musical tastes, any member of an audience could find exactly what he liked as the stage band, jazz band, and orchestra presented their programs. These groups filled the air with pleasurable sounds at their concerts and the members of these musical organizations did a delightful job throughout the year, bringing wonderful sounds of music to one and all. INSTRUMENTAL CONCERTS 127 This Page Sponsored By DENNIS L. PORTER FUNERAL HOME 803 S. Yellow Springs Street Springfield, Ohio CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF ' 80 1 . Joanna Shorpshire. 2. Thong Tran. 3. New members of National Honor Society. 4. Annette Syrus. 5. David Spurgeon. 6. Carlton Daniels. 7. Mr. Wright, Melissa Rowland, Kim Cameron. 8. David Chapman. 9. National Honor Society Members. 1 0. John Warren. 1 1 . Mr. Wright. 128 I I I — HIGH HONORS The highest honor a student at South High School can receive is to be inducted into the SHS chapter of the National Honor Society. To be voted into the honor society, one must be judged on scholarship, character, service, and leadership. A senior must have a 3.0 grade average plus two extracurricular activities. For a junior, one must have a 3.3 grad average plus two extracurricular activities. On April 23, nine seniors and sixteen juniors were inducted into the society. The ceremony was performed by the present seniors inducted in their junior year. The students ' parents and friends were invited to the ceremony held in the auditorium and to a reception afterwards in the library. Mr. Leonard Wilson and Miss Mary Miller were the advisers of the organization and the planners of this special day. 1 1 H NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 129 BR 5 10 r l. L P |V j If IT V k This Page Sponsored By: THE CREDIT LIFE INSURANCE CO. A Vital Part of the Downtown Core Renewal and An Important Supporter of Tomorrow ' s Leaders GOOD LUCK SENIORS 1. ieff Shy, Dr. Looby. 2. Pepper Bego. 3. Miss Miller, Mr. Vrooman, David Chapman, Joanna Shropshire, Carlton Daniels. 4. Susan Farley, Allison Lewis. 5. Jeff Shy, Pepper Bego, Edna Graves. 6. Melissa Rowland, Steve Morgan, Carlton Daniels. 7. Kathy Reise and parents. 8. Miss Miller, John Warren, David Chapman. 9. Mr. Vrooman, Mrs. Marshall. 10. Annette Syrus and parents. 130 — TOP OF THE CLASS National Honor Society membership is an honor that many students spend their three years in high school to achieve. It is an honor that is never forgotten. Academics, participation in school activities, and leadership are the keys to knowledge for many students and they are the pillars upon which National Honor Society is built. A student that is involved in his school and in his school activities is the student that wants to work harder to obtain good grades. Senior Annette Syrus stated, I feel honored to be a member of National Honor Society since my junior year. It is an accomplishment that I am very proud of. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 131 1. Mike Graves and date. 2. Carlton Daniels, Cathi Smith. 3. Melissa Craig, Mark Day. 4. Mr. Barrett. 5. Gladys Cobb, Phil Upshaw, Jon Burton and date. 6. Shirley Borders and escort. 7. Missy Rowland, Bret Kugler. 8. Neil Thomas. 9. Darlene Mertens, Brian Roberts, Luella Sickles, Aaron DeWitte, Gloria Keppler, Todd Ferrell, Roger Ehrle, Kim Wipert, Bud Mongold, Jeannette Whitacre. 10. Steve Hartley, Joni Wissinger. f- B 1 - M ivl A. k. THE LAST DANCE Prom has long been a special occasion at South as it begins the last flurry of graduation activities. Underclassmen are saddened at the thought of senior friends who will not be returning in the fall and seniors realize that the times spent with friends acquired over the past three years are quickly coming to an end. Soft music, covered tables, and a flowing punch fountain helped to set the mood at South for the Prom this year as Mr. Barrett and the members of the Student Council took over the duties of planning the gala evening. The selection of music varied throughout the evening from mellow to rock to soul, which at one time or another gave everyone a chance to get up and enjoy themselves. Together the people, the place, and the atmosphere made our senior class of 1981 appreciated the prom committee and all involved for making this Last Dance possible. PROM -:-:- This Page Sponsored By: MONTICO ' S DELI Fine Italian Food Proudly Spotlights Senior TREV WAKER Who Was Named Mr. Basketball of Clark County 1528 Mitchell Blvd. 399-5277 Mon - Thur 11 AM - 10 PM Fri Sat 11 AM - 12 Mid Sun 5 PM - 10 PM 1. Cindy Schwartz, Thomas Berry. 2. Jon Burton and date 3. Mr Baker, Tina Peoples, Kevin Wright, Mr. and Mrs. Meister. 4. Jerry Trydell. 5. Marsha Mills, Elliott Fullen. 6. Donna Swain and escort, Eric Belle and date, Melissa Craig, Mark Day. 7, Eric Belle and date. 8. Brian Roberts, Darlene Mertens. 9 Georgina Brigham, Tom Parsons. 10. Lisa Lucus, Richard Babineau, Sandy Wright, Chris Campbell 11 Steve Northern, Sonya Smith, Lisa Burns, Bill Dodson. 10 134 A NIGHT TO REMEMBER It was a night when blue jeans and t-shirts were left hanging on the back of the chair and suddenly yesterday ' s tomboy became today ' s beauty queen. It was Prom Night and formals, tuxedos, corsages and boutonnieres were suddenly the in attire as members of the junior and senior class arrived at South for a special end-of-the- year event. Prom in the cafeteria didn ' t sound too exciting until the students arrived and found that the Commons area was hardly recognizable. Tables placed around the balcony above the dance floor and benches scattered across the front lawn so that couples could stroll around the campus or sit out a dance in the cool breeze of the evening made a perfect setting for the Junior-Senior Prom. It was a night filled with pleasant memories of soft music, dreamy dances and a special date. PROM 135 1. Tami Thornton, Kevin Hargrow. 2. Jan Henry. 3. Joanna Shropshire, David Chapman. 4. Keith Echols, Missy Rowland. 5. Kelli Whited. 6. Row 1 : Jan Henry, Missy Rowland, Gloria Ayers, Alicia Ervin. Row 2: Carlton Daniels, Annette Syrus, Joanna Shropshire, Bret Kugler, Todd Berrien, Thong Tran, John Warren, David Chapman. 7. Kathy Whitt, Keith Echols. 8. Sonya Smith. 9. Joanna Shorpshire. 136 — THE BEGINNING OF THE END Those seniors choosen by their peers as class favorites are David Chapman. ..Best Liked Boy, Joanna Shropshire. ..Best Like Girl, Keith Echols. ..Most Handsome Boy, ...Melissa Rowland. ..Most Beautiful Girl, Charlie Dunn. ..Best Boy Athlete, Alicia Ervin...Best Girl Athlete. David Chapman and Joanna Shropshire. ..Most Likely to Succeed, Keith Echols and Kathy Whitt...Most Talented, Darryl Peal and Juanita Johnson. ..Most Active, Neil Thomas and Jan Henry. ..Class Wits, Kevin Hargrow and Tami Thornton. ..Most Devoted Couple. This Page Sponsored By: HILL BUILDING SUPPLY INC 2301 Sheridan Avenue Springfield, Ohio 325-0651 CLASS NIGHT137 This Page Sponsored By THE CREDIT LIFE INSURANCE CO. A Vital Part of the Downtown Core Renewal and An Important Supporter of Tomorrow ' s Leaders GOOD LUCK SENIORS 1. Kathy Whit t. 2. John Reese, Lori Fain. 3. Alicia Ervin. 4. Rae Jean Casey, Todd Berrien. 5. Mrs. Durgans, Mr. Barrett. 6. Tami Thornton, Joanna Shropshire, David Chapman, Carlton Daniels. 7. John Warren, Mr. Wright. 8. David Chapman, Mr. Wright. 9. Row 1: Joanna Shropshire, Carlton Daniels, Annette Syrus, Thong Tran. Row 2: John Warren, Bret Kugler, Richard Babineau, Dave Spurgeon, David Chapman. 138 THE FINAL FLING I Class Night was a recognition of our class best, not only academically but in several categories chosen by the members of the soon to be graduating calss. These peerchosen class favorites included such honors as Best Looking, Most Talented, Most Active, Class Wits and Most Devoted Couple. ..every senior dreamed of being one of the chosen ones. The events, with dinner and dancing, was at Ramada Inn and the elegance of the evening gave the feeling of importance to the big night. This was one of the last times all the Seniors would be together and Class Night was special because it was the beginning of the end. It was the signal that graduation was almost here and the members of the class would soon go down different paths to seek individual goals and aspirations. It was the last time to get together as students of South. CLASS NIGHT 139 — CEDAR POINT OR BUST! It was almost time for graduation and the seniors gathered for one last week-end of fun before their high school days were complete. On Friday afternoon the ' 81 seniors boarded buses and headed for a funfilled week-end at Cedar Point. For the next twenty-four hours there was litle time for rest as the seniors filled their time with swimming at the Green Tree Inn where they spent Friday night, visiting the Somewhere Else which is a popular teenage Recreational Center in Sandusky, and enjoying the rides and shows at the park. There were so many things to do and see that once they entered the park, many of the group never saw each other again until they left. When asked if she felt her Senior Class Trip was a success, Lisa Peterson replied enthusiastically, Yes, it was nice to get away with my fellow classmates, knowing that we will all have an enjoyable experience to remember in the future. Student Council officer, Sonya Smith said that the trip was much better than she had expected. When we voted on where we would be going on our trip, I was disappointed when Cedar Point was chosen. So the trip was surprisingly fun for me, she said. The weekend at Cedar Point proved to be a happy memory for all the seniors who went on the trip. This Page Sponsored By: GUARANTEE INSURANCE AGENCY 31 East High Street 325-6426 ROBERT C. HENRY SON FUNERAL HOME 527 South Center Street 322-8520 ' SENIOR CLASS TRIP 141 This Page Sponsored By: SPRINGFIELD PROVISION CO. 227 East Cecil Street 324-5673 JANITOR EQUIPMENT 1000 Dayton Avenue 322-9551 ELLIOTT COMPANY 1809 Sheridan Avenue 324-4191 1. David Chapman. 2. John Warren. 3. Thong Tran. 4 Annette Syrus, Tami Thornton. 5 Mr Wright. 6. (L-R) Dr. Thomas Looby, Mrs. Barbara Crabill, Joanna Shropshire, Bret Kugler, Thong Tran, John Warren, David Chapman. 7. Mrs. Smith, Nancy Chapman. 8. Pepper Bego. 9. Francine Winget, Kathy Whitt 10 Juanita Johnson, Mrs. Field. 142 - WE ' VE JUST BEGUN Graduation was anxiously awaited by almost all seniors. On Thursday, May 28, 1981, family and friends of the graduating seniors gathered at Memorial Hall to pay tribute to all those students who had earned their high school diploma from South High School. They watched 377 seniors march to Pomp and Circumstances. . The Invocation was given by Bret Kugler and the Senior Address was presented by Thong Tran. Speeches were also given by David Chapman and John Warren, valedictorian and salutatorian of the 1981 graduating class. The choir sang Tomorrow and The Battle Hymn of the Republic and then the moment that everyone had been waiting for finally arrived. Signs of happiness and relief gleamed on the graduates ' faces as they each received their diploma. As the Alma Mater was sung, the eyes of the graduates glistened with tears and the ceremony ended with the Benediction given by Joanna Shropshire. GRADUATION 143 This Page Sponsored By CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! FROM YOUR SISTER SCHOOL 1 . Bret Kugler. 2. Dr. Thomas Looby. 3. Mrs. Barbara Crabill. 4. Mrs. Smith, David Chapman. 5. Roxanne Miller. 6. Annette Syrus. 7. Kevin Miller, Mr. Lewis. 8. Mrs. Reese, John Reese. 144 P 5r ' U w! % ■ 1 1 m r — THE CLASS OF 1981 Graduation is a time of happiness filled with sorrow. It is a time of parting friends, proud parents, feelings of accomplishment, and decisions about the future. For some people, it is the biggest step they will take in their whole life. But for others, it is just the first step of many. No matter what size of step it is, graduation is an important part of everyone ' s life. After graduating, one must step out of the sheltered life of high school into the real world. There must be many adjustments made during this time in one ' s life. Whether one goes to college or goes straight into the working world does not matter. The change is still there along with the feeling of growing up. GRADUATION us f It 146 LET ' S HAVE A GOOD DAY Sometimes the walls trembled from the wrecking ball; sometimes there were no windows in the middle of winter; sometimes there were no classrooms in which to tea ch . . . and yet, there was always a laughing voice that started each day with a friendly coaxing, Let ' s have a good day! For four years Mr. John- B. Wright, principal of South High School, kept his faculty and student body looking toward the future in spite of the major renovation going on in the building. Few individuals could have maintained a sense of humor and an atmosphere of learning while trying to cooperate with Central Office and the Board of Education, negotiate with construction personnel, and maintain an orderly school when some staff member or student was always unhappy. For this reason, among others, we, the 1981 WILDCAT staff, proudly dedicate this yearbook to Mr. John B. Wright. He has always been a dedicated principal and while he demonstrated his concern for his school, he still remained a friend of all who worked or learned within the halls of South. PORTRAITS M7 ADMINISTRATION. . . Row 1: Dr. Thomas Looby, Dr. Robert Lehman. Row 2: Dr. William Buscemi, Mrs. Barbara Crabill. Row 3: Mr. C. Samuel Lambert, Jr.; Mr. William M. Toy III. Row 4: Dr. William Umbaugh, Ms. Nancy Boerger. 148 TOP BRASS III II 1 1 I - J I I. Mr. William M Toy III, Mr G Samuel Lambert. U ; Dr Richard M Untoaugh: Mrs Barbara Crabill • Board Members 2 Dr Richard Umbaugr- - Board Member 3 Mr Sam Lambert . Board Member 4 Dr Robert Lehmar -Re! -- Superintendent 5 Mr William Toy - Board Member. 6 M ' A a- Buscemi Board Members 7 Mrs Barbara Crabill - Board Member 8 D Robert Lehman, Mr Kline. Mr Fry. Mr William Toy. Pri ncipal John B Wright. Mrs Myrtle G Rodgers - Re-Dedication Program. DR. ROB ADMINISTRATION 149 ' ■ 1. Mrs. Bev Foulkrod - English. 2. Mrs. loan Butz - English, Journalism, Willie ' s Fan Club; Mrs. Donna Field - English, Publications, Willie ' s Fan Club; Mrs. Betty Deem - English, Senior Boosters, Willie ' s Fan Club, PR Club. 3. Mrs. luanita Brown - Reading. 4. Mr. Leonard Wilson - English, National Honor Society, Tri S, English Club. 5. Mr. Mickey Hannon - Reading, Football Coach. 6. Mrs. Barbara Wilson - Reading. 7. Mrs. Janet Click ■ English. 8. Mrs. Josella Abrams - Reading. FACULTY. . . Row 1: Mrs. Josella Abrams, Mrs. Juanita Brown. Row 2: Mrs. Joan Butz, Mrs. Janet Click. Row 3. Mrs. Betty Deem, Mrs. Donna Field. Row 4: Mrs. Barbara Wilson, Mr. Mickey Hannon. Opposite Page: Mrs. Barbara Wilson, Mr. Leonard Wilson. 150 WILDCAT PEDAGOGUES FACULTY 151 152 1 FACULTY. . . Row 1: Mr. Richard Alzner, Mr. Bill Biggert. Row 2: Mrs. Jeanne Braun, Mr. Charles Leach. Row 3: Mr. Bruce Libey, Mr. John Meister. Row 4: Miss Mary Miller, Mrs. Sandy Moore. Opposite Page: Mr. Robert Norman, Mr. George Ward, Mr. Bill Yandle. WILDCAT PEDAGOGUES 1. Mr. Henry Bullard - Social Studies, Black Awareness Club. 2. Mr. John Meister - Social Studies, Girls ' Softball Coach. 3. Mr. Bill Biggert - Personal Development. 4. Mrs. Sandy Moore - Social Studies. 5. Miss Mary Miller - French, National Honor Society. 5. Mrs. leanne Braun - Spanish, Spanish Club, Willie ' s Fan Club, Junior Boosters. 6. Mr. Bob Norman - Social Studies. 7. Mr. Richard Alzner - Social Studies, German, German Club. 8. Miss Miller. 9. Mr. Bill Yandle - Psychology. FACULTY ' 53 FACULTY. . . Row 1: Mr. John Bartley, Mr. John Blackwood. Row 2: Mr. Richard Dellapina, Mr. Jim Moyers. Row 3: Mr. Harold Neer, Miss Ann Reno. Row 4: Miss Anne Robinson, Mr. Lowell Storm. Opposite Page: Mr. Bucky Walters, Mr. Tom Wiegel, Mr. Wayne Wiseman. 154 WILDCAT PEDAGOGUES I ■ m 1. Mr. John Blackwood - Health, Baseball Coach. Mr. Wayne Wiseman - Acting Athletic Director, Health, Varsity Basketball Coach. Mr. Jim Moyers - Math, Golf Coach, Intramurals. 3. Mr. Hal Neer - Math. 4. Mr. Richard Dellapina - Science, Cross Country Coach. 5. Miss Anne Robinson - Math. Cheerleading Adviser, Black Awareness Club. 6. Mr. Jack Bartley - Science, Math. Mr. Lowell Storm - Physical Education. t d FACULTY 155. WILDCAT PEDAGOGUES 156 FACULTY. . . Row 1: Mr. Edward Ater, Mr. Charles Caldwell. Row 2. Mrs. Winnie Cotner, Mr. Jack Crew. Row 3: Mrs. Peggy Hockman, Mrs. Nancy Myers. Row 4: Mr. Arch Moore, Mrs. Barbara Rice. Opposite page: Mr. Charles Seeright, Mrs. Amy Stahl, Mr. Durward Whitt, Mr. John Whittington. I. Mrs. Winnie Cotner - Business. Mrs. Barbara Rice - Business. Mrs. Peggy Hockman - Business. Mr. Edward Ater - Business, Bookstore Manager Mr. Charles Caldwell - Business. 2. Mrs. Nancy Myers - Home Economics. 3. Mrs. Amy Stahl - Home Economics, FHA. 4. Mrs. Sue Saravalli - Home 3 Economics. 5. Mr. Charles Seeright - Printing, Photography. 6. Mr. John Whittington - Drafting, Industrial Arts. 7. Mr. Durward Whitt - Industrial Arts. 8. Mr. Arch Moore • Industrial Arts. 10. Mr. Jack Crew - Industrial Arts. FACULTY 157 1 Mrs. Alice Marshall - Choir, Music Theory, Willie ' s Fan Club. 2. Mr. Howard Bullis - English, Speech. 3. Mrs. Robin Thress Special Education. 4. Mr. Steve Vrooman - Band. 5. Mrs. Lucinda Krahn - Orchestra. 6. Mr. Donald Ryman - Art. 7. Mr. Dale Stephens - Art. 158 FACULTY. . . Row 1: Mrs. Charlotte Boze, Mr. Howard Bullis. Row 2: Mrs. Theresa Burrage, Mrs. Janet Ebert. Row 3: Mrs. Lucinda Krahn, Mr. Lloyd Lewis. Row 4: Mrs. Alice Marshall, Ms. Margaret Miller. Opposite Page: Mr. Donald Ryman, Mrs. Mary Powers, Mr. Dale Stephens, Ms. Robin Thress, Mr. Steve Vrooman. WILDCAT PEDAGOGUES I Baam F t v r m. SHOP a cami it srain mm • HUNIMB • MM • IOWUN0 • norms t mouvMS • ham skits ret TW BUNDS TOU (NOW • MOWWM B • HMMOTON • ITHACA • BJO • SCNUM WALK  ■OWTI  OBUWMU • KMO LOUi • MTON KOA HdnFABNO BAIT II NOON ■ f M SAT IfcAM - HH 325-6587 WBIWW W1AOI WWW 01— FACULTY 159 V 160 FACULTY. . . Row t: Mrs. Geneva Brisbane, Mrs. Louise Clifton. Row 2: Mr. Don Conover, Mrs. Marjorie Gram. Row 3: Mrs. Marty Hahn, Mrs. Marian Harshaw. Row 4: Mr. George Hoerner, Miss Lois Poling. Opposite Page: Mrs. Martha Smith, Mr. Clem Roethele, Mrs. Kathryn Williams. WILDCAT PEDAGOGUES 1. Mrs. Geneva Brisbane ■ Counselor, Mr. Clem Roethele Counselor, Mrs. Martha Smith - Counselor. 2. Mrs. Louise Clifton - Recorders ' Secretary. 3. Mrs. Marian Harshaw School Nurse. 4. Mr. Donald Conover - Drivers ' Education. 5. Mr. George Hoerner - OWE. 6. Mrs. Kathyrn Williams OWE. 7. Miss Lois Poling - Librarian, Mrs. Marty Hahn - Librarian, Mrs. Marjorie Gram - Library Aide. FACULTY 161 WILDCAT PEDAGOGUES 1. Mr. Roger Baker, Mr. Michael Crumley, Mr. Ross Barrett, Mr. John Wright - Principals. 2. Mr. Michael Tate - Truant Officer. 3. Mr. Michael Crumley - Assistant Principal. 4. Mr. John B. Wright - Principal. 5. Mr. Duane Baker - Attendance, Reserve Basketball Coach.. 6. Mrs. Gene Riley - Secretary to the Deans. 7. Mrs. Virginia Wambsgans. - Secretary to Attendance Department. FACULTY 163 i % jifc Wi - I f sr- - ' J |L- 7 i ' 9 • . ; v ■A ' i 164 Row 1 : Mr. John Baldwin, Ms. Diane Boetticher. Row 2: Ms. Dotti Bowman, Ms. Linda Campbell. Row 3: Ms. LoRaine Doty, Mr. Charles Harris. Row 4: Ms. Virginia Knox, Mr. James Lewis. Opposite Page: Row 1: Ms. Irene Lowe, Ms. Elizabeth Knox, Ms. Toni Roberts. Row 2: Ms. Mary Warner, Ms. Betty Wilson. P WILDCAT PERSONNEL STAFF MEMBERS I6S FOOTBALL TEAM . . . Row 1 (L-R): David Gee, Mickey Hannon Jr., Tim Lewis, Darren Johnson, Steve Morgan, Keith Morgan, Richard Dickerson, Kevin Brown, Ernie Feaster, Manage Darrel Johnson. Row 2: Terry Copeland, Jerry Henson, Steve Standley, Shane Malloy, Pat Taylor, Steve Henson, Perry Rogan, Darrel Peal, Kevin Marshall, Kevin Miller, Neil Thomas, Coach John Kennedy. Row 3: Coach Mike Albers, Coach Larry Jones, Tim Dogget, Mike Dellapina, Jeff Hively, Anthony Rhodes, Joe Banks, Lance Clark, Charlie Dunn, Clarence White, Kelly Miller, Rodney Benson, Will Hayes, Willard Victoria, Coach Mickey Hannon. Row 4: Tony Shonkwiler, Ricky Ragland, Dwight, Dobbins, Jon King, Lewis Murph, Scott Thomas, Alvin Lewis Kent Scott, Bucky Vance, Alanda Sims, James Vagnone, Ernie Jarrell. This Page Sponsored By: LITTLETON FUNERAL HOME INC. Congratulations Seniors 830 North Limestone 3fc L :-«-8_i:.1-A ' - : £ 3 % . Sci FOOTBALL CAPTAINS . . . CHEERLEADERS SOPHOMORES Adams, Randy Adkins, Virgil Allen, Pam Allen, Twilla Amrine, Terry Anderkin, Darrin Anuszewski, Eugenia Applin, Lanette Applin, Mary Arthus, Djuna Arnold, Heather Arnold, Jerry Arnold, Tim A. Arnold, Tim J. Arantz, Todd Atchison, James D. Atchison, James L. Atha, Chuck Baker, Sharon Baldridge, Todd 166 F I W FOOTBALL CO-CAPTAINS . (L-R): Steve Morgan, Pat Taylor, Charlie Dunn. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Bottom (L-R): Dee Dee Lytle, Laverne Hampton. Missy Rowland. Top (L-R): Susan Beers, Marsha Mills, Lisa Powley. SOPHOMORES . CHEERLEADERS CAPTAINS FOOTBALL Banks, Josephine Barnett, Jim Bartnick, Chris Batey, Joyce Bayless, Tracey Beard. Charles Beard. Patty Bectel, Pam Bectel, Paula Belcher, John Benton, Curtis Benton. Michelle Berrien. Gary Berry. Lucinda Beverly. Chris Beverly, Leroy Beverly, Mike Blackwell. Melanie Blair. Sheila Bostick. Ron Boswell. Julie SOPHOMORES 167 ' • CROSS COUNTRY. . . . Row 1 (L-R): Robbie Biddle, Chris Campbell, Joe Petticrew. Row 2: Ron Cost, Dave Chapman, Jeff Fain, James Voorhees Row 3: Ken Underwood, Jon Brooks, Sue Beers, Geri Frazee Row 4: Mike Meeks, Sam Clayborne, Tim Wheeler, Coach Richard Dellapina. This Page Sponsored By ZIRKLE PATTERN WORKS, INC. Wood. Metal, Models. 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Row 2: Lori Schmahl, Angie Kidd, Dawn Oliver, Cindy Berry, Penny Windom, Penni Ross. Row 3: Kim Reagans, Kendell Rude, Patti Cole, Shelia Mitchell, Denise Brim. Row 4: Coach Pat Maness, Margaret Hargrow, Cindy Davis, Rochellf ducker, Sharon Mitchell. This Page Sponsored By: Merchants Mechanics Federal Savings and Loan Association CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1981 ysJ VOLLEYBALL WILLIE ' S FAN CLUB . SOPHOMORES Cooper, Tony Cordell, Leighan Cornell, Charles Corns, Theresa Cost, Debbie Crakle, Bob Crable, Bob Crockran, Lois Crossley, Kelly Crowe, Barbara Crowe, Ronald Crowley, Eric Cunningham, Sharon Cupps, Jamie Cydrus, Jay Daniel, Harry Daniel, John Daughtery, Doug Day, Leah Day, Mark Deads, Edward 170 WILLIE ' S FAN CLUB . . . Row I: (L-R): Marilyn Shirk, Sherry McClurg, Jeannie Williams, Roxanne Schrader, Shern Humphrey, Tim Lewis, Lisa Burns, Darryl Peal, Helen Hill, Keith Echols, Caryn Maynard, Janeen Smith, Kevin Wright, Melinda Carter Row 2 todd Harlan, Dave Spurgeon. Greg Hogue, Richard Babineaux, Mike Biddle, Diana Horton, Cheryl Lininger, Melissa Everingham, Robin Crabtree, lamie Jones, ion Hoagland, Jim Dillahunt, Melinda Dupre, Cyndi Davis, Beth Ballard, Melanie Carter. Row 3: Anna McDavid, Cindy Schwartz, Dana Cornell, Beth Hull. Rosemary Johnton. Renee Wellington, Ted Traylor, Mark Hoagland, Dave Warren, Kathy Reise, Melissa McKeever, Tina Peoples, Bud Mongold. Veronica Brandon. Anita Bray, Tammy Smith, Joyce Batey, Michelle Tabb. Row 4: Connie Hawthorne, Jamie Jones, Robin Wellington, Teressa Gentry, Lisa Johnson, Debbie Smith, Beth Johnson, Barbie Owen, Terri Estes, Carl Wilson, Becky Plant, Joni Wissinger, Joy Morgan, Kim Gaines. Melissa Mebane, Tammy Wil on, Jackie Elliott, Melissa Hoagland, Cindy Vincent. Row 5: Crystal Woods, Melanie Blackwell, Cindy Berry, Vanessa Upshaw, Brenda Green. Kim Burns, Paula Marshall, Dawn Schappacher, Felecia Ponder, Heather Senter, Candy West, Marlene Skabla, Denise Shipley, Sherri Fullen. 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Row 1 (L-R): Steve Morgan, Andy Rose, Scott Thomas. Row 2: Leroy Hill, Trev Waker, Brian Long, Carlton Daniels, Keith Morgan, Pepper Bego. BASKETBALL RESERVE CHEERLEADERS SOPHOMORES Embry, Lamar Ervin, Robert Evans, Tom Exon, Jerry Fain, Jeff Fambro, Tracy Farley, Susan Fearn, Todd Finch, Kevin Finley, Kim Foote, Ishmaelita Foster, Zachary Fowler, Lawanna Fradd, Chris Frantz, Lisa Fudge, Jeff Fullen, Sherri Gaines, Kim Garrett, Lesley Gaston, Sandra Gilbert, Tina 172 RESERVE CHEERLEADERS . . . (L-R): Joni Wissinger. Joy Morgan, Vinita Wallace, Michelle Tabb. Joyce Batey Top Row: Vicki Wright. RESERVE BASKETBALL TEAM . Row 1 (L-R): Arthur Truss, Lance Clark, Bucky Vance. Anthony Rhodes, Sam Clayborne, Curtis Cobb. Row 2. Dave Buffenbarger, Willard Victoria. Brian Thomas. Ty Walton, Curtis Benton, Joel Wilson. Alex Walker. SOPHOMORES RESERVE CHEERLEADERS BASKETBALL Givens, Ronnie Goheen, Stephanie Goldston. Jamie Graham, Debra Graves. Bryon Green. Brenda Greene. 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JV CHEERLEADERS.. .WRESTLING. ..GIRLS ' BASKETBALL Hardin, Deanna Hargrow, Margaret Harper, Bill Harrison, Chris Hartman, Kim Hawthorne, Connie Helms, Katrina Henry, Carmen Hesson, Debbie Hesson, Morris Higginbotham, Donald Hill, Tim Hoagland, Melissa Hoberty, Julie Hodson, Jeff Holbrook, Brenda Hornberger, Wayne Horton, Chuck Howard, Bryan Howard, David Howard, Tammy 174 WRESTLING Row 1 (L-R): Donald Smith. Steve Dillard, Andre Smith, Coach Larry Jones. Kerby Gaffney Kerry Gaffney, James Vagnone. Row 2: Steve Ward. Arthur Hardin, David Ehling, Tony Shonkwiler. Oscar Wells, Eddie Drow, Mike Dellapina. Row 3: Everett King, James Voorhees, Clarence White. Jeff Davis. Andre Kelley, Rick Jennings, Sherri Humphrey (Stats). Anna McDavid (Stats). Lisa Burns (Stats). Danny DeArmond. E. L. Feaster. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS . . . (L-R): Kim Gaines, Belinda Risner, Julie Boswell, Tammy Smith. Melissa Mebane. GIRLS ' BASKETBALL... WRESTLING. ..JV CHEERLEADERS. ..SOPHOMORES Hubbard. Von Hudnell, Diane Huff Kathy Hull. Darby Humphrey. Toieka Hutchins. Channing Jackson. Karla Jenkins. Loretta Jennings. Rick Jewell. Doug Johnson. Alica Johnson. Bryon Johnson, Butch Johnson, Darrell Johnson. Kevin Johnson. Lolita Johnson. Michael Johnson. Veneal Jones. Aaron Jones. Bill Jones. Brian SOPHOMORES 175 ' GIRLS ' GYMNASTIC TEAM .... Row 1 (L-R): Kristie Whited, Sherry Stone, Lisa Powley, Melissa Rowland. Row 2: Kim Hartman, Melissa Darter, Tina Grau, Julie Boswell, Sherry Haggy. This Page Sponsored By BRONSTON ' S BARBER SHOP Proudly Spotlights Senior HELEN HILL Who Has Faithfully Worked on Yearbook Staff for Two Years 425 West State Street 324-9436 MEN ' GYMNASTICS GIRLS ' GYMNASTICS . . SOPHOMORES Jones, Brian Jones, Jamie Jones, Jeffrey Jordan, David Judy, Jay Kane, Jerry Kaskaras, Nicole Kearns, Angela Kelley, Barry Kelley, Marcus Kelly Cheryl Kidd, Angie King, Jon Knight, Christine Kriegbaum, Jeany Kyle, Cheryl LaFayette, Paula Latham, John Lawhorn, Rod Lawson, Evert Lee, Clifford 176- MEN ' S GYMNASTIC TEAM Row I (L-R): Steve Hartley, Brian Roberts, Lincoln Weaver, Mark Travis, lim Barnett, Kevin Wright Row 2 Brian lones, Bud Mongold, Darren McManamay, Brian McClellen, Phil Goltzene, Keith Echols, Ken Venrick. SOPHOMORES GIRLS ' GYMNASTICS MEN ' S GYMNASTICS Lee Damon Leslie, Jackie Lewis, Allison Lewis, Gary Lewis, Mitzi Lewis. Thomas Little, Patrick Lollis. Eric Long. Harvey Long, Robin Lore, Mark Luke. Tom Lyons. Sharon Mabra. Chester Madder, Richard Malone, Chris Malone. Wayne Maness. Stefanie Marshall. Paula Marshall. Todd Martin. Andrea SOPHOMORE 177 VARSITY BASEBALL . . . Row 1 (L-R): Joseph Smith, Andy Blauvelt, Tony Cooper. 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Row 4: Christi Rozzell, Cheryl Kelly, Michelle Laws, Coach John Meister. RESERVE BASEBALL . . . Row 1 (L-R): Tim Arnold, Larry Payne, John Lethcoe, Lincoln Weaver, Lee Thomas Row 2 Dwight Dobbins, Tim Arantz, Mike Thompson, Eddie Drow, Dervon Castle. Donme Wagner Craig Elliott, Mike Phillips, Rodney Benson. Row 3: Phil Franks. Tim Wheeler. SOPHOMORES SOFTBALL . . BASEBALL Mills. Russell Minerd, Don Minerd, Ronnie Mitchell. Kathy Mitchell, Louis Mitchell. Sharon Mitchell. Shelia Mixon, Rita Moore, Pam Morgan, Joy Morris, Neal Morrissey. Pat Morrow, Paula Mundy. Cindy Murnahan. Debbie Murnahan. Rob Murnahan. Robin Murph. Lewis Murphy. Rhonda Murphy. Shawn Nangle. Kevin SOPHOMORES 179 Ilf f TENNIS . . . Row 1 )L-R): Andy Rose, John Warren, Phil Goltzene, Bud Mongold. Row 2: Brian Callahan, Brian Roberts, Ron Bostic, Terrmeka Owens. Row 3: Robin Crabtree, Melissa Everingham, Kendal Rude, Lisa Yarbrough. GIRLS ' TRACK TEAM . . . Row 1 (L-R): Rosemary Johnson, Laverne Hampton, Susan Beers. 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Row 4: Coach Ken Rabb, Manager Steve Rolls. Robert Biddle, Tim Doggett, Ken Stanford. Tom Baldridge. Jeff Bradford TENNIS TRACK . . SOP HOMORES Phillips. Terry Piatt, Jimmy Picklesimer. James Ponder. Felecia Potts. Tracy Powell. Rhonda Prater, Lori Rathbun, Melissa Reboulet. Doug Reise. Patty Rhodes, Anthony Rhodes, Leslee Rhodes. Rodney Richmond. Doug Ridenour. Bi Hie Jean Risner. Belinda Roberts. Tony Robinson, Lisa Robinson. Shellyn Roe. Keith Rollins, Beth SOPHOMORES i8i DIRECTORS Janet Ebert. Mr. Steve Vrooman, Mrs. DRILL TEAM . . . (L-R): Tami Thornton, Roxanne Conley, Candy West, Janeen Smith, Kathy Reise, Debbie Merritt, Lisa Peterson, Vicki Wright, Anna McDavid, Lisa Burns, Sherry Haggy, Karen Sloan, Vinita Wallace, Tina Peoples, Melissa McKeever, Lisa Brown, Heidi Anglemeyer, Lisa Smith, Cathy Woods. This Page Sponsored By: The Finest in Fabricare Service 448 North Limestone 3 West Pleasant SOPHOMORES . . DRILL TEAM . . MARCHING BAND Rose, Theresa Rouse, Randy Rucker, Rochelle Rude, Kendle Russell, Bill Russell, Natalie Saba, Magid Sanford, Kim Scaggs, Tammy Schappacher, Dawn Schmahl, Lori Schoneberger, Ron Scott, Kent Scott, LaShelle Scott, Toni Senter, Heather Shaw, Lisa Shaw, Neil Shell, Kim Sherman, Thurston Shipley, Denise 182 MARCHING BAND . Row 1 (L-R): Tina Peoples, Candy West, Roxanna Conley, Sherry Haggy, Janeen Smith, Debbie Merritt, Cathy Woodi. Vicki Wright, Lisa Burns, Lisa Brown, Lisa Peterson, Anna McDavid, Vinita Wallace, Kathy Reise, Tami Thornton, Lisa Smith, Heidi Anglemeyer, Karen Sloan, Melissa McKeever. Row 2: Sandy Wright, Mark Hoagland, Dave Warren, John Reese, Kathy Whitt, Caryl Blevins, Kevin Wright, Jeff Fain. Aaron DeWitte, John Warren, Phil Goltzene, Brian Roberts, Mike Biddle, Steve Roberts, Jon Hoagland, Melissa Everingham, Todd Baldndge. Earl McCorkle. Dave Chapman. Row 3: Steve Dillard, Kim Wipert, Melissa Hoagland, Edith Bates, Rochelle Woods, Annette Syrus. Judy Greene, Latonya Pritchet Beth Hull, Dana Cornell, Ken Barnett, Cindy Schwartz, Marlene Skabla, Lisa Yarbrough, Becky Plant Row A Dave Spurgeon, Bret Kugler. Chn 8ate Chris Harrison, Brian Callahan, Nate Wilson, Georgina Branham, Djuna Arthur, Debra Graham, Melissa Rathbun, Julie Mitchell, Jay Judy, Kim Hartman. Lisa Myers, Melinda Dupre, Kathy Huff, Chris Haggy, Jeff Wright, Ms. Janet Ebert. Row 5: Mr. Steve Vrooman, Mike Stroup, Kim Cameron. Letley Garrett, Darlene Mertens, Gloria Keppler, Todd Harlan, Tim Cattell, Laura Harmon, Mike Swain, Tony Cooper, lohn Sprinkle, Paul Roberts, Jim Barnert, Alan Taylor, David Buffenbarger. Row 6: Robin Crabtree, Bud Mongold, Shawn Murphy, David Whited, Mark Day, Francine Winget, Ann Harnt. Darrin Anderkin. Row 7: Steve Young, David Crable, Jim Dillahunt, John Rutherford, Tim Arnold, Deron Castle. MARCHING BAND . . DRILL TEAM SOPHOMORES Shirey, Becky Shirey, Laura Shonkwiler, Tony Shorts George Sibole, Robert Sims, Alanda Skabla. Marlene Skiles. Becky Sloan, Karen Smith, Barbra Smith, Carolyn Smith, Connie Smith, Debbie Smith. Donald Smith, Helena Smith, Jim Smith, Joseph Smith, Karolyn Smith, Kathy Smith, Margene Smith, Ron SOPHOMORES 183 PEP BAND . . . Row 1 (L-R): Latonya Pritchet, Kim Wipert, Dave Spurgeon, Melissa McKeever, Annette Syrus, Brian Callahan, Gloria Keppler, Bret Kugler, Lisa Yarbrough, Robin Crabtree, Bud Mongold. Row 2: Jeff Durrant, Chris Harrison, Kathy Huff, Sherry Haggy, Lesley Garrett, Melissa Hoagland, Melinda Dupre, Darlene Mertens, Kathy Whitt, Dave Warren, Dave Chapman, Melissa Everingham, Earl McCorkle, Todd Baldridge, Jon Hoagland, Steve Roberts. Row 3: Cindy Schwartz, Tina Peoples, Jim Dillahunt, Dave Warren, Ken Barnett, John Sprinkle, Jay Judy, Brian Roberts, Marlene Skabla, Dana Cornell, Todd Harlan, Aaron DeWitte, Jeff Fain, John Reese, Chris Bates, Kevin Wright, Shawn Murphy, John Rutherford, Mark Hoagland, David Gee, Paul Roberts. This Pago Sponsor ed By: SMITTY ' S PLACE 1303 S. Yellow Springs St. 322-5799 A Good Place to Take Your Car Proudly Spotlight Senior ANDRE SMITH Who Participated on the SHS Wrestling Team SOPHOMORES JAZZ BAND . . PEP BAND Smith, Tammy Smith, Scott Spence, Steve Springer, Ron Sprinkle, John Stahler, Audrey Stanforth, Tracy. Stevens, Regan Stewart, Chevron Stewart, Elvenah Stewart, Pam Stone, Carlos Strait, Daivd Stumbo, John Sturgell, Shelly Swain, Mike Tabb, Michelle Tackett, Alan Tarbutton, Melissa Tate, Debbie Taylor, Alan 184 JAZZ BAND Row 1 (L-R): Lisa Smith, Melissa Everingham. Latonya Pritchet. Brian Callahan David Warren. Bud Mongold. Bret Kugler, Gloria Keppler. Mark Hoagland. Row 2: Jim Barnett, Ken Barnett. Johr Reese, Lisa Yarbrough, John Warren, Tim Cattell, Phil Goltzene, Todd Harlan. Jon Hoagland. David Chapman. Todd Baldridge. PEP BAND . . JAZZ BAND . . SOPHOMORES Taylor, Jerome Taylor, Phillip Thomas. Brian Thomas. Brian Thomas. Lee Thompson, Mike Thompson, Ricky Tiffner. Ginger Travis, Mark Trinkler. Mike Truman. David Truss, Arthur Upshaw. Vanessa Vagnone. James Vance, Timmy Victoria. Willard Vincent. Cindy Voorhees. James Wagner. Don Wagner. Mark Walisa. Tammy SOPHOMORES 185 FORMAL CONCERT BAND . . . Row 1 (L-R): Kim Wipert, Jeff Durrant, Bud Mongold, Debra Graham, Dana Cornell, Judy Greene, Lisa Smith, Latonya Pritchet. Row 2: Kathy Whitt, Darlene Mertens, Melissa Hoagland, Edith Bates, Sherry Haggy, John Sprinkle, Vicky Wright, Lisa Frantz, Julie Mitchell, Kathy Huff, Melissa McKeever, Annette Syrus, Shawn Murphy, Melinda Dupre. Row 3: Jay Judy, Georgina Branham, Tina Peoples, Chris Harrison, Lesley Garrett, Kim Hartman, Laura Harmon, John Rutherford, Dave Spurgeon, Francine Winget, Robin Crabtree, Brian Callahan, John Reese, David Gee, Marlene Skabla, David Warren, Mark Hoagland, Cloria Keppler, Sandy Wright. Row 4: Steve Dillard, Darrin,Anderkin, Rochelle Woods, Jeff Wright, Mike Swain, Tim Cattell, Phil Goltzene, Todd Harlan, Kevin Wright, Brian Roberts, Lisa Yarbrough, John Warren, Aaron DeWitte, Cindy Schwartz, Jeff Fain, Tony Cooper, Melissa Rathbun, Jon Hoagland, Todd Baldridge, Melissa Everingham, Steve Roberts, Earl McCorkle, Dave Chapman. Row 5: Mrs. Ebert, Becky Plant, Beth Hull, Bret Kugler, Ken Barnett, Chris Bates, Tom Wipert, Deron Castle, David Whited, Dave Buffenbarger, Fred Johnson, Jim Barnett, Tim Arnold, Paul Roberts, Jim Dillahunt, Alan Taylor, David Crable, Mike Biddle, Mr. Vrooman. This Page Sponsored By: REWEY RENT-A-CAR 1821 West North Street 325-7676 BROCKMAN FURNACE CO. 725 Bechtle Avenue 325-7396 EAGLE BEVERAGE CO. 4050 Dayton Avenue 322-2082 T CONCERT BAND . . ORCHESTRA SOPHOMORES Walker, Alex Walker, Gloria Walker, Norris Walker, Twana Wallen, Harvey Ward, Susan Washburn, Mark Watkins, Trent Watson, Mary Weaver, Lincoln Webb, Kenny Weeks, Tina Wellington, Robin Wells, Dale Wells, Matt Wells, Mike Welton, Teresa West, Candy Whaley, Randy Whitacre, Jeanette White, Clarence 186 ORCHESTRA . . . Row I (L-R): Francine Winget, Anette Syrus, Laura Shirey, Lolita Johnson, Beth Rollins, Angela Kidd Robin Crabtree, Cindy Schwartz. Row 2: Suzanne Merritt, Debra Merritt, Geri Frazee, Debbie Dillard, Heather Senter. ieff Durrant, Kim Wipert, Candy West, Judy Greene, Latonya Pritchet. Row 3: Richard Bostick, Chris Bates, Bret Kugler, Ken Barnett, Paul Roberts, Jeff Shy, Kendle Rude, Debra Graham, David Warren, Gloria Keppler, Lisa Yarbrough, John Warren, John Hoagland, David Chapman, Steve Roberts. Row 4: David Gee, John Rutherford, Vicky Wright, Bud Mongold, Jim Dillahunt, David Spurgeon, Todd Harlan SOPHOMORES ORCHESTRA CONCERT BAND Whitaker, Valencia Whited, David Whitt, Herbert Whitt, Roger Whitt, Willis Wilcox. Janie Will, Bryant Wilson. Joel Wilson. Tammy Wilson. Todd Windom. Ethel Wipert. Tom Wissinger. Kathy Woods, Crystal Woods. Rochelle Wright, Jeff Wright, Stephanie Wynn, Karla Yarbrough, Lisa Young, Donna SOPHOMORES is? This Page Sponsored By: We the Members of THE LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE 536 Wish Each of You All the Luck in the World. GOOD LUCK CLASS OF ' 81 1. Mrs. Marshall, Choir Director. 2. Jazz Choir . . . Row 1 (L-R) Keith Echols, Latonya Pritchel, Mike Stroup, Becky Plant, Deanna Hardin, Melanie Blackwell. Cindy Vincent, Tim Hill, Laverne Hampton, Mark Hoagland, Judy Green. Row 2: Jon Hoagland, Lisa Smith, Veronica Brandon, Darrel Johnson. Row 3: Marvin Day, Brenda Green, Jerome Taylor. JUNIORS JAZZ CHOIR SYMPHONIC CHOIR Abbott, Lori Adams, Randy Adkins, Paul Applin, Troy Bailey, Sandy Ballard, Beth Banks, Doris Barnett, Ken Bates, Edith Bayne, Brenda Beers, Susan Bego, Pepper 188 Symphonic Choir . . . Row 1 (L-R): Kim Cameron, Latonya Pritchet, Cathy Dennin, Geri Frazee. Joanna Shopshire, Caryn Maynard, Beth Johnson, Tina Grau, Gloria Keppler, Kim Roe, Laverne Hampton. Row 2: Julie Mitchell, Jequeva Mundy, Leigh Ann Cordell, Becky Plant, Lisa Smith, Teressa Gentry, Veronica Brandon, Anita Bray, Shellyn Robinson, Cathy Woods, Judy Green Row 3: Keith Echols, Mike Stroup, Marvin Day, Carl Wilson, Mike Biddle, Mike Day, Jon Hoagland, Mark Hoagland. SYMPHONIC CHOIR JAZZ CHOIR . JUNIORS Bensor, Rodney Bibbs. Dion Bickle, Jeff Blauvelt. Andy Blevins. Elella Borders. Sh irley Boster, Eric Bostick. Richard Bowsher. Tami Brandon, Veronica JUNIORS 189 ENSEMBLE . . . Row 1 (L-R): Laverne Hampton. Row 2: Cathy Woods, Lisa Burns. Row 3: Patty Hout, Carla Tabb, Estella Wilkerson. Row 4: Lisa Smith, Geri Frazee, Veronica Brandon, Kim Roe. Row 5: Tina Grau, Caryn Maynard, Anita Bray. Row 6: Judy Greene, Kim Cameron, Betty Johnson, Mark Hoagland, Jon Hoagland. Row 7: Keith Echols, Joanna Shropshire, Vinita Wallace, Eric Boster, Latonya Pritchet, Marvin Day, Carl Wilson. This Page Sponsored By: Springfield Camera 107 North Fountain 324-0262 ENSEMBLE GLEE CLUB SOPHOMORE CHOIR . . JUNIORS Branham, Georgina Brickies, Dana Brown, Kevin Bunch, Mary Burns, Ben Byrd, Ron Cameron, Kim Campbell. Chris Campbell, Larry Carter, Melanie Carter, Melinda Castleberry, Terri   . ' . AX55w • i el 190 SOPHOMORE CHOIRS Row 1 (L-R): Kim Sanford. Melame Blackwell, Cindy Ivor Pam Allen Melissa Hoagland, Susan Farley. Oeanna Hardin, Michelle Tabb Row 2: Joyce Batey. Christi Rozzell. Vanessa Upshaw Mars Drummond Rochelle Rucker. Debbie Smith, Brenda Green. Row 3: Kathy Smith. Felicia Ponder Rita Mixon. Melissa Mebane. Tim Hill. Row 4: Mike Phillips. Ron Bostick, Tony Cooper Bruce Parks, Darrell Johnson. Jerome Taylor, Glen Massie Row 5: Thurston Sherman. Tom Wipert, Mike Swain. David Buffenbarger, Kevin Nangle. Tony Williams. James Voorhees GLEE CLUB . . (L-R): Shirley Borders. Roxanne Schrader. Tern Estes. Mehssa Craig. Barbara Owens. Margaret Hargrow. Elaine Riggins. Mary Gartin. JUNIORS SOPHOMORE CHOIR Cattell, Tim Chapman, Carl Clark. Deena Clark. Melanie Clay. Greg Clayborne. Melanie Cooper. Charlene Cornell. Dana Cox. Doug Crockran. Dorren JUNIORS 191 SPEECH TEAM . . . Row 1 (L-R): Beth Johnson (Clerk), Darin Johnson, Kim Cameron, Kathy Whitt. Row 2: Mike Stroup, Terry Phillips, Lori Meeks (President), Howard Bullis (Adviser). Not Pictured: Elaine Davis (Vice President). DRAMA CLUB . . . Row 1 (L-R): Latonya Pritchet, Keith Echols, Kathy Whitt, Steve Roberts. Row 2: Steve Young, Martin Puckett, Kris Stevens, Melanie Johnson, Mike Swain. Row 3: Cathy Woods, Beth Johnson, Terri Estes, Laverne Hampton, Juanita Johnson, Carlos Stone. Row 4: Melinda Dupre, Lisa Feltner, Gilbert Murray, Kathy Gray, Mike Biddle, Shirley Borders, Vinita Wallace, Mary Gartin, Brian Hickernell. Row 5: Terry Phillips, Danny Menz, Gloria Keppler, Carl Wilson, Robert Haerr. This Page Sponsored By: This is Ridgely Window Country Where the Quality Minded Buy Also Superior with Doors, Awnings, Siding, Roofs, Patios Covers and Enclosures Ridgely Home Modernizing Co. 1551 E. Main Street . . . 323-6741 STUDENT COUNCIL SPEECH TEAM . DRAMA CLUB JUNIORS Curl, Dianna Daniels, Stephanie Darter, Melissa Daughtery, Shari Davis, Cedric Davis, Cindy Davis, Elaine Day, Marvin Day, Mike Denney, David Dillard, Deborah Diller, Darren 192 ■ ' Ik b b b b b b b Ibl b j •t w • - kaJ SL It ' i HL yffl WL 1 K - iB BE 4rM t w . w. , T nf7 H| I K iiki JK M Jl nflrauClMliHLm. 9 CM ... STUDENT COUNCIL Row 1 fL-Rj M Dupre, G. Ayerg. V. Upshaw, B Skilet. 1. Batey, L Schmahl, ). Wissinger. J Morgan. J. Johnson (Vice-Pres ), S Smith (Sec -Tret.). D. Peal (Pres), D. Schappacher. B Rollins. J. Whitacre, J. Sprinkle, T. Mean K Sar ' cd Row 2: T Tran, T Thornton, J Jones. L Smith, L Hampton, K Roe, I Watkinson. B Plant, V Wright, B Owens. M McKeever. G Frazee Row 3: S Peterson. H Smith, E. Wllkerson. F Boyd, I Shropshire, J Shy, D McConnell. J. Greene, T. Hill, M Mills, S. Malloy. L Meekt. L. Burns, C Woods, R. Casey, L Peterson, S. Taylor, T Castleberry, D. Johnson. B Ballard Row 4: M. Day. E Graves. S Clayborne M Swain, C. Harrison, S Humphrey. K. Echols. K. Hill, Mr. R. Barrett (Adviser), M, Everingham. M Biddle, M. Hannon, R Babmeaux. N. Thomas, V. Wallace, C. Davis. M Carter. J Mitchell, JUNIORS DRAMA CLUB . . . SPEECH TEAM . . . STUDENT COUNCIL Dolan, Lisa Embry, Greg Estes, Terri Evans, Shelley Feltner, Lisa Fambro, Kim Feaster, Ernest Finnegan, Danessa Flanery, James Flanery, Kevin JUNIORS 193 OFFICE AIDES . . 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Philip Peoples. Debbie JUNIORS ' 99 FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS . . . Row 1: Rosemary Johnson. Row 2: Ann Riggins, Mrs. Hockman, Juanita Johnson. English Club ... Mr. Wilson, Melissa Laws, John Sprinkle, Michelle Laws, Jeff Shy, Leigh Ann Cordell This Page Sponsored By ELLIOTT LAWWILL INC. Proudly Spotlights Senior CARLA TABB Who was an outstanding Business Student Complete Insurance Service 1314 East High Street 325-2465 FBL ENGLISH CLUB . . . FHA JUNIORS Matthews, Donna McDonald, Greg McDonald, Kelly MeKeever, Melissa Peoples, Tina Petticrew, Joe Plant, Becky Plumm, Amy Powell, Vernon Puckett, Martin Queen, Evelyn Reise, Kathy 200 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA . . Row 1: Mrs. Stahl. Row 2: Vanessa Upshaw, Kim Gaines, Crystal Woods. Row 2: Barbara Crowe, Lisa Frantz, Audrey Stahler, Mars Drummond. Row 4: Cheryl Kyle, Perlita Moore, Kim Fambro, Lisa Johnson, Pam Allen, Margene Smith. Row 5: Jamie Thompson, Tammy Scaggs, Patti Houte, Debbie Smith, Alicia Brice, Rochelle Rucker, Lisa. 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SENIORS 207 Where the Quality Minded Buy Also Superior with Doors, Awnings, Siding, Roofs, Patios Covers and Enclosures Ridgely Home Modernizing Co 1551 E. Main Street . . . 323-6741 4 208 Class of ' 81 . . . Row 1 : Cynthia Cameron. Row 2: Rae Jeanne Casey, Tim Casey, Sherri Capello, Peggy Caudill. Row 3: David Chapman Nanoy Chapman, Juanita Colquitt, Roxanna Conley, Michelle Connell. Pe jgy Crabtree, Robin Crabtree, Melissa Craig. Row 4: Cheryl Davidson, William Dennis, Aaron, DeWitte, Debbie DeWitt. Row 5: James Dillahunt, Cassell Dodge, Charles Dunn. SENIORS 209 This Page Sponsored By ROGER ' S FOUR WHEELER Beverage Center NOW OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Monday Thru Thursday 10 AM ' til 11 PM Friday and Saturday. 10 AM ' til Midnight Sunday 4 PM ' til 10 PM Pizza ' s Made from Scratch 210 REFLECTIONS OF GRADUATION ■ CLASS OF 1981 . . . Row 1: Joseph Dunn. Row 2: Melinda Dupre, Douglas Durrant, Keith Echols, Angela Edwards. Row 3: David Ehling, Alicia Ervin, Melissa Everingham, Rhonda Evry, Lori Fain, Todd Ferrell. Diana Flemings, Beth Floss. Row 4: Larry Fout, Kerby Gaffney, Kerry Gaffney, Tammy Gallagher. Row 5: Vickie Giddens, Phillip Goltzene. Mike Graves. SENIORS 211 - 212 REFLECTIONS OF GRADUATION Class of 1981 . . . Row 1: Stacy Green. Row 2: Judith Greene. Robert Haerr, Chris Haggy, Douglas Hamm. Row 3: Ronald Eric Hammond. Doug Hanaway, Michelle Harding, Stephanie Hardy, Karen Hargrow, Kevin Hargrow, Todd Harlan, Vicki Harris. Row 4: Tracy Hatter, Daniel Haynes, Susan Heaton, Yvonne Henry. Row 5: Jerry Henson, Steven Henson, Donna Hill. SENIORS 213 This Page Sponsored By CATHOLIC CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL Best Wishes To SHS CLASS of ' 81 214 REFLECTIONS OF GRADUATION Class of 1981 . . . Row 1: Helen Hill. Row 2: Karen Hiller, Jonathan Hoagland, Greg Hogue, Karen Hood. Row 3: Michelle Hookfin, Lisa Hooten, Gary Horsley, Juanita Horsley, Robert Horst, Diana Horton, Patricia Hout, Sherri Humphrey. Row 4: Jacqueline Jackson, Donna Jaynes, Mark Jenkins: Row 5: Juanita Johnson, Melanie Johnson. Donna Jones. SENIORS 215 This Page Sponsored By: KRIEG BROS. INC. License Plumbing and Construction Contractors Carpentry and Plumbing Is A Specialty 812 East Main Street 323-5460 216 REFLECTIONS OF GRADUATION Class of 1981 . . . Row 1 : Jamie Jones. Row 2: Tracy Jones, Karl Jordan, Penny Jordan, Gloria Keppler. Row 3: Ida Kercher, Danita Knight, Bret Kugler, Kathleen Lee, Dawn Leffel, Sherry Lewis, Cheryl Lininger. Anita Logan. Row 4: David Lyons. Robert Lytle, Shane Malloy. Row 5: Roxie Matteson, Caryn Maynard, Kathleen McCann. SENIORS 217 218 REFLECTIONS OF GRADUATION Class of 1981. . . .Row 1: Lorena Meeks. Row 2: Suzanne Merritt. Darlene Mertins, Terrance Miller, Cynthia Mitchell. Row 3: Steve Morgan, Lisa Myers, Charles Nevious, Eva Newby, Kim Nicklay, Teresa O ' Brian, Terrimika Owens, Anna Parsons. Row 4: Catherine Payne, Darryl Peal, Lisa Peterson. Row 5: Debbie Piddock, Tina Pinson, Brett Powell. SENIORS 219 This Page Sponsored By NORTH HIGH AND POLARSIS STAFF CONGRATULATIONS TO THE 198 ' GRADUATES OF OUR SISTER SCHOOL 220 REFLECTIONS OF GRADUATION Class of ' 81 . . . Row 1: Lisa Powley. Row 2: Brian Preston, Latonya Pritchet, John Reese, Charles Reynolds. Row 3: Danny Rice, Elaine Riggins, Brian Roberts, Mary Ann Roberts, Steve Roberts. Perry Rogan. Richard Rollins, Pamela Ross. Row 4: Melissa Rowland. Sue Russell. John Rutherford. Row 5: Harold Sarven, Debbie Saiders, William Schmahl. SENIORS 221 222 Class of 1981 . . . Row 1: Karen Schmidt. Row 2: Barry Scott, Kathleen Scott, Robin Shirey, Robert Shirey. Row 3: Roxanna Schrader, Joanne Shropshire, Pamela Sloan, Catherine Smith, Dorothy Smith, Kathy Smith, Sonya Smith, Stanley Smith. Row 4: Kathy Somers. Sonya Sorrell, David Spurgeon Row 5: William Strader, Brian Stroble, Stephanie Sturgell. SENIORS 223 I : ■- This Page Sponsored By: CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES to the CLASS of ' 81 BORGER Office Machines 425 S. Western Avenue 323-8916 224 REFLECTIONS OF GRADUATION CLASS OF 1981 . . . Row 1: Donna Swain. Row 2: Annette Syrus. Editonia Taylor, Tamra Thornton, Thong Tran. Row 3: Keith Travis, Phil Upshaw, Tricia Vincent, John Warren, Rhonda Webb. Kellie Whited. Kathy Whitt, Susan Whit. Row 4: Shelly Wikoff, Kim Wipert, John Wright. Row 5 Kevin Wright, Cathy Woods, Kim Young. SENIORS 225 SENIOR CLASS INDEX ANDERSON, BETH L. (General Academic): teacher ' s aide 12; nurse ' s aide 10,11. AYERS, GLORIA K. (College Prep): Student Council 12; Symphonic Choir 11; German Club 10, Math Club 11, 12; Big Sister 12; Top Sophomore 10. BABINEAUX, RICHARD (College Prep): Student Council 10,11,12; Executive Board 12; Math Club 10,11,12; Senior Boosters 12; Junior Boosters 11; Willie ' s Fan Club 11,12; Homecoming Committee 11,12; Teacher ' s Aide 12; Golf 12. BATES, CHRISTOPHER A. (General Academic): Pep Band 10,11,12; Marching Band 10,11,12; Squad Leader 11; Assistant Squad Leader 12; Orchestra 10, 11. 12; Concert Band 10, 11, 12; Stage Band 10,11. BECHTEL, PEGGY (Vocational): Commercial Art, J.V.S; Drama 10;Gymnasytics 10; V.I.C.A. Club 11, 12; Vocational Industrial Clubs of America BELLE, ERIC (General Academic): Drama 10, 11; Crew Member 10,11; Willie ' s Fan Club 11. BERRIEN. BRIAN (General Academic). BERRIEN, ION (College Prep): Chess Champ ' 80; Marching Band 10,1 1,12; Assistant Squad Leader 12; Concert Band 10,1 1 ;Wrestling 10; Pep Band 10, 11; Orchestra 10,11; Math Club 10. BIBBS, ANDRE (General Academic) BIDDLE, MICHAEL (General Academic): Student Council 10, 11, 12; Executive Council 12; Thespians 12; Concert Choir 1 1, 12; Drama 10, 11, 12; Senior Booster 12; Willie ' s Fan Club 10, 11 12; Homecoming Committee 12; Prom Committee 11,12; Office Aide 10, 11, 12 ; Marching Band 12; Concert Band 11, 12; Track 10. BIDDLE, ROBERT E (Commercial): Cross Country 10, 12; Track 10, 11, 12 BLEVINS, CARYL LYNN (Vocational): Commerical Arts, J. VS.; Sophomore Choir 10; Sophomore Ensemble 10 - Regional Competition; Drama 10; Willie ' s Fan Club 10; Pep Band 10, 11; Class Officer (Parliamentarian) J.V.S 12; Marching Band 10, 11, 12; Concert Band 10, 11 12; Jazz Band 10; Class Reporter, Senior Class Committee 12; National Honor Society Candidate 12; DOE. A. 11,12; Regional O.O.E. A. Competition 12. BRADFORD, JEFFERY (General Academic): Willie ' s Fan Club 11, 12; Drama 11, 12; Track 11, 12. BRANDON, DEBBIE (Vocational): Office Machines Clerical, J. VS.; Volleyball 10, Track 10, Office Education Association 12 J.V.S BRAY, MARY T (General Academic): Willie ' s Fan Club 10; Track 10. BOYD. FLORENCE (College Prep). Spanish Club 10, Willie ' s Fan Club 10; Health Careers 11, 12; Math Club 10, 11; Student Council 12; Herald Staff 12; Big Sister 12; Office Aid 12; Black Awareness 12. BROWN, COLE (Vocational). Brown, Lisa (Vocational). BROWN, LISA L (General Academic): Yearbook Staff 12; Willie ' s Fan Club 10; Drill Team 12; Office Aide 10. BROWN, MICHAEL M (Vocational): Supermarket Training, J.V.S. BROWN, RHONDA K (Vocational): Commercial, J.V.S. BUFFINGTON. RANDY (General Academic): Wrestling 10 11. BURNS, LISA A (General Academic): Student Council 12; Sophomore Choir 10; Jazz Choir 1 1; Ensemble 12; Drama 10; Symphonic Choir 11, 12; Spanish Club 10; Senior Boosters 12; Willie ' s Fa n Club 10, 11, 12; Big Sister; Homecoming Committee 12; Prom Committee 10. 11; Drill Team 12; Black Awareness 12, Vice President; Black History Program 12. BURTON, JOHN (General Academic): Chess Club BUTTS, JANICE E (General Academic): Library Club 10, 11; Vocal Chamber 11; Symphonic Choir 11. CAMERON, CYNTHIA (Vocational): Cosmetology, J.V.S.; Willie ' s Fan Club 10; Marching Band 11, 12; Honor Roll 10, 11, 12; Outstanding Student Home Economics 10; Vocational Industrty Clubs of America, Vice President, 11, 12. CATTEL, TIMOTHY M (General Academic): Drama 1 1 ; Pep Band 10, 1 1 ; Crew Member 10; Marching Band 10, 1 1 ; Orchestra 10; Concert Band 10, 11; Stage Band 10, 11; English Aide 11. CAUDILL, PEGGY (General Academic). CHANNELS, MARIA (General Academic). CHAPMAN, DAVID (College Prep): Math Club 11,12; Senior Boosters 12; Junior Boosters 11; Willie ' s Fan Club 11,12; Pep Club 11,12; Senior Class Vice President 12; Cross Country 10.1 1 ,12, Captain 12; Basketball 10; Marching Band 1 1,12; Orchestra 10,1 1,12; Concert Band 10,11,12; Jazz Band 10.1 1,12; Track 10,11,12. CLARK, DOROTHEA (Vocational): Thespian 10; FHA 10. CONLEY, ROXANNA J (General Academic): Drill Team 11,12; Office Aid 12 COOPER, CARL (Vocational): Welding, J.V.S. cP COST, RONALD E (General Academic): Cross Country 10,1 1 ; Track 10. CRABLE, DAVID (General Academic): Prom Committee 12; Marching Band 12; Concert Band 12; Soccer 11. CRABTREE, ROBIN G (College Prep): Student Council 10; Wind Ensemble 10,11,12; Drama Part-Music Man 12; Spanish Club 10,11; Math Club 11,12, Senior Boosters 12; Junior Boosters 11; Willie ' s Fan Club 11,12; Pep Band 10,1 1,12; Homecoming Committee 12; Prom Committee 11; Marching Band; Orchestra; Concert Band; Tennis; R.E.O.P. Counselor; Cat Scratch Editor 12 CRAIG, KAREN KAY (Vocational): Gym Monitor 10; FHA 10,11. CROSSLEY BRUCE A. (General Academic). CUNNINGHAM, STEVE (College Prep): Symphonic Choir 12; Track 11. CUNNINGHAM VONDA (Commercial): Drama 10; Cheerleader 11. DANIELS. CARLTON E. (College Prep): Spanish Club 11; Math Club 11.12; Class Officer 12; Basketball 10,1 1,12; Football 11; National Honor Society 11,12; Congressman Brown selection for 1980-81 campaign committee 226 DAVIDSON, CHERYL (Vocational): Data Processing, J. VS. Commercial 10; O.O.E.A 11,12. DEPP. DIANA LYNN (General Academic): Sophomore Choir 10; Vocal Chamber 10; Jazz Choir 11; Symphonic Choir 11; Drill Team 10,11. DEWITTE, AARON (College Prep): National Forensic League 11; Math Club 10,11; Junior Boosters 11; Willie ' s Fan Club 10,11; Pep Band 10,1 1,1 2;Prom Committee 11,12; Marching Band 10,11,12; Concert Band 10,11,12 DEWITT DEBBIE (Commercial): Office aide. DILLAHUNT, JAMES F. (College Prep): Student Council 10,11,12; Vocal Chamber 11; Jazz Choir 11; Symphonic Choir 11; German Club 10,12, President; Senior Booster 12; Junior Booster 10; Willie ' s Fan Club 10,11,12; Pep Band 10,11,12; Office Aide 12; Marching Band 10,11, Squad Leader; Orchestra 10,1 1,12; Concert Band 10,1 1,12; Music Man Orchetra 12; Wind Ensemble 10,11,12. DUNN, CHARLES G. (General Academic) Willie ' s Fan Club 10,1 1; Crew Member 11,12; Gym Monitor 11; Football 10,11,12 Captain; Wrestling 10,11 Captain; Track 10,11,12 Captain. DUPRE, MELINDA F (College Prep): Student Council 12; Thespians 12; Concert Choir 11,12; Drama 12; Symphonic Choir 11,12; Math Club 11; Senior Boosters 12; Willie ' s Fan Club 12; Pep Band 12; Big Sister 12; Marching Band 10,1 2; Orchestra 10; Concert Band 10,12; Star Chevron 12 DURRANT. DOUGLAS (Vocational): Auto Mechanics J.V.S.; ECHOLS, KEITH (College Prep) Student Council 12. The bian« 10.1 1.12; Sophomore Choir 10; Concert Choir 10,1 1,12 Vocal Chamber 10,1 1,12: Jazz Choir 11,12. Ensemble 10,1 1.12; Drama 10.1 1,12; Symphonic Choir 10.11; Spanish Club 10; Willie ' s Fan Club 12. EDWARDS. ANGIE E (College Prep) Student Council 10,1 1 ; Math Club 10,1 1. lumor Boosters 11; Willie ' s Fan Club 10; Softball 10. Dean Office Aid 12; Star Chevron 10,11,12. EHLING, DAVID (General Academic) Vocational Machine Trades, J.V.S Wrestling 10.12 ERVIN, ALICIA (College Prep): Tri-S 12; Math Club 12; Office Aid 1 1.12; Track 10,1 1,12, Captain 11,12 EVERINGHAM, MELISSA (College Prep): Student Council 12; Thespians 12; Dramatic Roles ( Music Man , West Side Story ) 11,12: Spanish Club 10; Senior Boosters 12; Junior Boosters 1 1 ; Willie ' s Fan Club 1 1,12; Pep Band 11,12; Prom Committee 11; Marching Band 11.12; Concert Band 11,12; Stage Band 11,12; Volleyball 10; Tennis 10.1 1.12; Star and Chevron 1 1,12; Math Club 10 FAIN, LORI (Vocational): Volleyball 12 FERRELL, TODD A (General Academic): Student Council 10.11 Yearbook Photography 12; Herald Photography 12: Willie ' s Fan Club 10 Prom Committee 10; Office Aid 12; Concert Band 11; Marching Band 11 Gymnastics 10; Tennis 10; Graphics Arts Club 12; R.OE.P. 11.12 FINLEY. DANA (General Academic): Football 10.11 FLORA, DAVID (General Academic) FRANKLIN, JEFF (Vocational): Machines Trades. J.V.S FRESHOUR, RANDY (Vocational): Data Processing. J.V S FULTZ. DALE G (Vocational): Gymnastics 12 . GAFFNEY, KERBY (Vocational): Machine Trades. J.V.S. : Wrestling 10.11,12 GAFFNEY. KERRY (Vocational): Machine Trades. J VS.; Wrestling 10,11.12. GALLAGHER TAMARA (Commercial): Sophomore Choir 10. GEE DAVID (College Prep): Pep Band 10.11,12. Marching Band 10.11: Orchestra 10.11.12; Concert Band 10,11,12; Wrestling 11; Football 12. GIDDENS VICKIE L (Vocational): High Skill Stenography J.V.S : Yearbook 11,12; Newspaper 11.12: Literary Magazine 11: Prom Committee 12; Class Officer 12; Office aid 11.12: O.O.E.A. 11.12 GIVENS. RON (Commercial). GOLTZENE. PHIL H. (College Prep): Pep Band: Marching Band: Jazz Band; Concert Band 10,11,12; Soccer 10; Gymnastics 10.1 1.12: Tennis 10.1 1.12 GRAVES. DAVID MICHAEL (Vocational): Diesle Mechanics J VS.: Marching Band 10,11; Concert Band 10; Pep Band 10: F.F.A. 11. GREEN. STACEY (Vocational): Medical Assistant. J.V.S.; Spanish Club 10; Willie ' s Fan Club 10; VICA Secretary 12; Class Photohgraphy 11. GREENE. JUDY A (College Prep): Student Council 10.12: Sophomore Choir 10; Vocal Chamber 10.1 1.12; Jazz Choir 12; Drama 12: Symphonic Choir 11,12, Vice President 12; Senior Boosters 12; Willie ' s Fan Club 10.11 12: Pep Band 10.11,12, Student Director 12; Big Sister 12: Marching Band 10,11.12. Squad Leader 12: Orchestra 10.12: Concert Band 10.11,12. Section Leader 11; Track Statistician 10,12; Flute Contest Trio 11,12 HAERR ROBERT ALLAN (General Academic): Thespians 10.11.12; Drama 10; Prom Committee 11.12: Crew Member 10.1 1.12: Gymnstics 10. Big Brother 11.12. HAGGY CHRIS (Vocational): Machine Trades.) VS.: Gymnastics 10 111 2Co-Captam: Concert Band 10: Stage Band 10: Marching Band 10.1 1.12: Pep Band 10 HAMLIN. RICK (Vocational): Machine Trades J.V.S. HAMM. DOUGLAS E (Vocational): Data Processing, J.V.S : Wrestling 10; O.O.E.A. 11,12; Senior Class Committee 12: Yearbook Staff 12; Oddyssey Yearbook King 12. HAMMOND. RONALD ERIC (College Prep): Math Club 11.12: Basketball 10; Graphic Arts Club. President 12; Honor Roll 11.12. HANAWAY. DOUG (Vocational): Machine Trades.J.V.S. HARBER. CARMEN (Vocational): Office Printing. J.V.S. HARDING. MICHELLE R. (General Academic). SENIOR INDEX 227 HARDY, STEPHANIE (Vocational): Office Machines Clerical I. VS.; Tour Guide 11,12; Willie ' s Fan Club 10; Office Education Association 11,12; Honor Roll 11,12. HARGORVE. DAVID (General Academic) HARGROW, KAREN (Commercial): German Club 12; Volleyball 10; Basketball 10,11,12; Office Aid 12 HARGROW, KEVIN (General Academic) HARLAN, TODD (College Prep): Spanish Club 10; Math Club 10,11,12; Senior Boosters 12; Junior Boosters 1 1 , Willie ' s Fan Club 1 1 ,1 2; Pep Band 10.11 ' 2, Homecoming Committee 12; Prom Committee 11; Marching Band 10,11,12; Orchestra 10,1 1,12; Concert Band 10,1 1,12; Stage Band 10,1 1 12; Soccer 10.1 1; Page for city commission meetings 12; Star Chevron 10,11,12; Wind Ensemble 11,12. HARRIS, KIM (Vocational). HARRIS. PHILLIP L (Vocational). HATCHER, CONNIE (Vocational, Commercial): Drama 11 HATTER. TRACY (Vocational, JVS) HAYNES, DANIEL E (VOCATIONAL, 1VS). HENRY. IAN (General Academic): Basketball 10, 11, 12; Office Aide 12 HENRY. YVONNE MICHELLE (Vocational): Dental Assistant, IVS; Basketball 10. 11. HENSON. IERRY (General Academic); Math Club 11; Football 10.1 1,12; Office Aide 12 HENSON. STEVE (Vocational): Carpentry, JVS; Football 10, 1 1, 12; Class Officer 12. IVS HILL. DONNA (Commercial) HILL, HELEN MARIE (Academic General): Student Council 10,11,12 (Executive Board 12); Yearbook 11,12; Library Club 10; Willie ' s Fan Club 10,12; Big Sister 12; Prom Committee 10; Office Aide 11,12; Star and Chevron 10,11,12; Graduation Usher 10 HILL LEROY (General Academic): Basketball 11,12; Crew Member 12; Homecoming Escort 12 HILTIBRAN, RENAE (Vocational): Restaurant Training, JVS.; Student Senate 11,12; ; HERO Club HERO Queen 11 I. VS.; Tour Guide 11. HOAGLAND JONATHAN L. (College Prep): Thespians 12; Sophomore Choir 10; Symphonic Choir 11,12; Vocal Chamber 10,1 1,12; Jazz Choir 11,12, Drama 10.12; Senior Boosters 12; Junior Boosters 1 1 ; Willie ' s Fan Club 10.11,12; Pep Band 10.11,12; Crew Member 11; Marching Band 10,11,12; Orchestra 10,11,12; Concert Band 10,11,12; Jazz Band 1 0 1 1 , 1 2 HOGUE GREG (College Prep): Senior Boosters 1 2; Willie ' s Fan Club 1 1 ; Office Aide, 10,11; Soccer 10,11; R.O.E.P. Counselor 11.12. HOLLAR. DON (General Academic): Soccer 10. HOOD. KAREN D (General Academic) HOOTEN, LISA (Vocational): High Skill Stenography, JVS.; Yearbook 12 IVS. Newspaper 12 J.V.S.; Prom Committee 12 J.V.S.; Office Aide J V S HORSLEY JUANITA KAY (GENERAL ACADEMIC): FHA 11. HORST, ROBERT (General Academic). HORTON. DIANA L (Vocational): Volleyball 10,11,12; Softball 10,11,12; Willie ' s Fan Club 12; Yearbook 12; Star Cheveron 12; Bowling 10,12; Graphic Arts Club 12. PATRICIA, HOUT (Commercial): Emsembles 12; Symphonic Choir 12; FHA 12, Public Relations 12. HUEBNER. VINCE (General) HUMPHERY SHERRI L (General Academic): Student Council 12; Willie ' s Fan Club 10,1 1,12; Jr Varsity Cheerleader (Captain) 11; Big Sister 12; Track 10; Black Awareness Club 12; Wrestling Stat 12, JACKSON. JACQUELINE, (Vocational): Reserve Cheerleader 10; Homecoming Court 12; Math Club 10; Office Education Association , I V S ; Willie ' s Fan Club 10. IACKSON. KERRY (General Academic): Office Aide 12. JAYNES. DONNA (General Academic): Sophomore Choir 10; Symphonic Choir 1 1. JENKINS. MARK A (Vocational) IVS IEWELL. LANCE (General Academic). IOHNSON, ANTHONY (General Academic): Thespians 10,12; Crew Member 10,11,12; AV Assistant 10 JOHNSON, JUANITA A (College Prep): Student Council (Vice Pres), 12; Student Council 10,11,12; Yearbook 12; Principal ' s Council 12; Libray Club 10,12; Libray Aid 10,12; Thespians 12; Health Careers Club 1 1 ; Tri-S 11. Sophomore Choir 10; Vocal Chamber 11; Drama 12; Symphonic Choir 11; Math Club 10,11.12; Big Sister 11,12; Homecoming Committee 12, Office Aide 10, 1 1,12; Orchestra 10; Usher Black History Week 10,12; Star Cheveron 1 0, 1 1 . 1 2; FBLA (President) 12; Bookstore Aide 12; Page for City Commissioners 12; Presidential Classroom For Young Americans 12 IOHNSON, MELANIE (General Academic): Thespians 10,11,12; Crew Member 10. IOHNSON, RALPH (Vocational): VICA 12. IONES, DONNA (Vocational): Track 10,11; Office Aide (Counselor) 12; Counselor Evaluation, 12 IONES. JAMIE L (Commercial): Willie ' s Fan Club 10; Prom Committe 12; Volleyball 10,11,12; Softball 10,11,12; Honor Roll 11,12; Home Economic ' s Aide 1 2 IONES TRACY L (Vocational): Softball 10,11.12; FHA 10. IORDAN. KARL (College Prep): Soccer 10; Blabck Awareness 12. IORDAN LORI (Vocational): Prom Committe, J. VS., 12. 228 IORDAN. PENNY F (Vocational). KELLY DARNELL (General Academic): Wrestling 10,11,12 KENNEDY. MIKE (Vocational): I.V.S. KEPPLER GLORIA G (General Academic): Libray Club 1 1 12; Thespians 11 12; Wind Ensemble 12; Drama 10,1 1 ; Willie ' s Fan Club 11,12; Senior Boosters 12 lunior Boosters 11, Pep Band 10,11,12; Homecoming Committee 12, Crew Member 10,1 1 ; Marching Band 10,1 1 ,1 2; Orchestra 1112 KIDD SIDNEY (General Academic). KNIGHT, DANITA (Vocational): OOEA 12; Student Senator 11; Trach Te.iin 10, Honor Roll 11, J.V.S. KUGLER, BRET C (College Prep): Student Council 1 1 ; Wind Ensembles 11,12. Spanish Club 10; Senior Boosters 12; lunior Boosters 11; Willie ' s Fan Club 11,12, Pep Band 10, 1 1,12, Marching Band 10,1 1,12; Orchestra 10,1 1.12; Concert Band 10,11,12; Stage Band 10,11,12; Golf 10,11,12; Gymnastics 10,11; Math Award 11; Honor Society 10,11,12; Star Chevron 10,1 1,12; Band 11. LEE KATHY (Vocational): Horticulture, J.V.S. ; Softball 10,11,12; Cross Country Stat 10; FFA Member 11,12 J.V.S.; National Honor Society 10,12. LEETH. CHERYL (Vocational): Cosmotology, J.V.S.; Willie ' s Fan Club 10; Gymnastics 10; Vocational Industrial Clubs Of America 11,12, J.V.S. LFFFEL, DAWN (Vocational): Office Machines Clerical, J.V.S.; Office Aid 10; Office Education Association 12, J.V.S. LEWIS, SHERRY (Commercial): Softball 10,11; Sophomore Choir 10; Volleyball 10; Dean ' s Office Aide 11,12; Willie ' s Fan Club 10. LEWIS, TIM (General Academic): Yearbook Staff 12; Willie ' s Fan Club 12; A-V Assistant 12; Football 10,11,12; Star Chevron 11, 12. LININGER, CHERYL E. (Vocational): Yearbook 11; Spanish Club 10 Senior Boosters 12; Willie ' s Fan Club 12; Homecoming Committee 12 Prom Committee 10,11; Star Chevron 12; ROE. P. Counselor 12 Graphic Arts Club 12. LOGAN, ANITA MARIE (Vocational): J.V.S.; Willie ' s Fan Club 10; Reserve Cheerleader 10; Prom Committee 12 J.V.S.; Class Officer 11,12 J.V.S.; Office Aid 11,12 J.V.S.; Gymnastics 10. LYONS, DAVID F. (Vocational): Commercial Art, J.V.S.; Prom Committee 12 J.V.S.; Vocational Industrial Clubs Of America 1 1,12; Senior Class Reporter 12, J.V.S. LYTLE, ROBERT (Vocational): Supermarket Training, J.V.S. MARBURGER, RICHARD A. (Vocational): Construction Electricity, J.V.S ; Audio Visual Assistant 10. MARSHALL, KEVIN L. (General Academic): Basketball 10; Football 12; Track 11,12. MATTESON, ROXIE A. (General Academic): Yearbook Staff 12; Willie ' s Fan Club 10; Office Aid, Counselor 12; Tour Guide 1 1, J.V.S.; Counselor Evaluation Committee 12. MAYNARD, CARYN (College Prep): Glee Club 11; Ensembles 12; Symphonic Choir 12; Spanish Club 10; Willie ' s Fan Club 11,12; Prom Committee 11,12; English Club 11,12; Office Aide, 11,12. McCANN, KATHLEEN M. (Commercial): Office Aide, 11. McCLURG, SHERRY (General Academic): Stage Band 1 0; Concert Band 10; Marching Band 10; Pep Band 10; Willie ' s Fan Club 10,11,12. MEEKS, LORENA (College Prep): Student Council 12; Thespians 12; National Forensic League 11,12; Math Club 11,12; Senior Boosters 12; Willie ' s Fan Club 11,12; Homecoming Committee 12; Prom Committee 11; Crew Member 11,12; Office Aide, 12; Football Stat. 12; ROE. P. 10,1 1,12; Star Chevron 11,12. MENDENHALL, JUDITH A. (General Academic). MERTENS, DARLENE (Commercial): Library Club 10,1 1 ,12, Treasurer 11, President 12; Pep Band 11,12; Marching Band 11,12; Concert Band 11,12. Secretary 12; Mens Gymnastics Manager 12; Track 10. MILLER, KEVIN (General Academic): Football 11,12; Track 10,11,12; Basketball 10. MILLS, MARSHA E. (College Prep): Student Council 12; Math Club 10; Cheerleader 12; Big Sister 11,12; Homecoming Candidate 12; Basketball Manager 10; Office Aide, 12; FHA 10  MORGAN, STEVE (College Prep): Football 10.11.12. Captain 12: Basketball 10,1 1,12. Captain 12; Baseball 10,1 1.12 Captain 12; National Honor Society 11,12; Math Club 11.12 MURNAHAN, BRIDGET A (General Academic). MURRAY, GIL (General Academic): Thespians 10.11.12. MYERS, LISA D (Vocational): J.V.S.; Willie ' s Fan Club 10: FHA 10: Pep Band 10; Marching Band 10,11,12; Concert Band 10.11 OEA 11.12: Activities Committee 12 J.V.S. MYERS, LORNA RENEE ' (Vocational) I.V.S i OEA 11.12 J.V.S.; Student Senate 12 J.V.S.; Tour Guide 11 I.V.S. MYERS, REGINA (General Academic) NARED, JUSTINA (Vocational): J.V.S. NEVIUS, CHARLIE E (Vocational): Machine Trades. J.V.S.; Basketball 10; Baseball 10,11.12; Student Senate Officer 11.12 J.V.S. NEWBY. EVA E. (General Academic): Technical Theatre 10 NICKLOY, KIM (General Academic): Prom Committee 12: Office Aide. 10. O ' BRIEN. TERESA (Commercial): FHA 10; Basketball 10 11: Office Aide 10,12. OWENS, TERRIMEKA (General Academic): Tennis 12; Office Aide. 12 PARSONS. ANNA (General Academic) PARSONS. THOMAS (General Academic): Sophomore Choir 10; Symphonic Choir 12; Cross Country 11,12; Gymnastics 10.11: Track 10,11; Soccer 10. DARRYL, PEAL (College Prep): Student Council 10.1 1.12; News Paper 11,12; Spanish Club 10; Willie ' s Fan Club 10.11.12: Big Brother 12; Football 10,11,12; Track 10,11.12. PETERSON LISA M (General Academic): Student Council 11,12; Yearbook 12; Library Club 1 1 ; Willie ' s Fan Club 10: Big Sister 12: Ofice Aide 11,12 TINA PINSON, (General Academic): Drama 12. POWELL, BRETT (College Prep): Chess Team 12. POWLEY, LISA (College Prep): Cheerleader (Reserve) 10. (Varsity) 12: Willie ' s Fan Club 10.1 1,12; Big Sister 12; Gymnastics 10.11.12: Office Aide 11; Gymnastics show participant 10. PRITCHET, LATONYA M (General Academic): Thespians 11.12: Vocal Chamber 11,12; Glee Club 12; Jazz Choir 12: Ensembles 11.12: Drama 11; SymphonicChoir 11.12; SpanishClub 10; SeniorBoosters 12;Junior Boosters 11; Willie ' s Fan Club 10. 11.12: Pep Band 10.11.12: Homecoming Committe 12; Marching Band 10.11.12: Orchestra 10.11.12; Concert Band 10.11,12; Softball 10; Flute Trio 11,12. RAY. MIKE (General Academic). SENIOR INDEX 229 REESE, JOHN (Vocational): Yearbook 11,12; Pep Band 12; Marching Band 12; Concert Band 11,12; Jazz Band 11,12; Bowling 11,12. REYNOLDS, CHARLES (General Academic). RIFE, KENNETH (Vocational) RIGGINS, ELAINE (General Academic): Glee Club 12. ROBERTS, BRIAN B (College Prep): Library Club 12; Wind Ensemble 11,12; Pep Band 1 0. 1 1,12; Marching Band 10,11,12; Concert Band 10,11,12; Gymnastics 10,11,12; Tennis 10,11,12; Soccer 11. ROBERTS, MARY ANN (General Academic). ROBERTS, STEVEN A (College Prep): Thespians 10,11,12; Chess Club 12. Sophmore Choir 10; Vocal Chamber 10,1 1,12; Drama 10,1 1,12; Jazz Choir 11, Symphonic Choir 11,12; Senior Booster12; Junior Booster 1 1 Willie ' s Fan Club 10,11,12; Pep Band 10,11,12; Prom Committee 11 Marching Band 10,11,12; Orchestra 10,11,12; Concert Band 10,11,12 Stage Band 10; Print Club 12. ROGAN. PERRY (General Academic): Football 11,12; Track 11,12; President of Class Committee (J. VS.) 11,12; Member of Student Senate(J V S) 11,12. ROLLINS, RICHARD (Vocational) J.V.S ROLPH, TIM (General Academic): Thespians 11,12; Drama 11,12. ROSS, PAMELA (General Academic): Student Council 12; Newspaper 12; Big Sister 12; Black Awareness 12; Willie ' s Fan Club 10,11,12. ROSSER. FRANCE I (Commercial) ROWLAND. MELISSA E (College Prep): Math Club 11,12; Senior Booster 12; Mascot 11; Cheerleader 12; Homecoming Queen 12; Gymnastics 10,1 1,12; Baseball Stat. 10,1 1,12; Honor Society 11,12; Star 4 Chevron 10.11,12 RUTHERFORD, IOHN H (General Academic): Prom Committee 11,12; Marching Band 11,12; Orchestra 10,11,12; Concert Band 11,12; Pep Band 11,12. SAGRAVES, KIM K (Vocational) I.V.S. SARVEN, HAL (General Academic) SAUNDERS, DEBORAH (Vocational): Yearbook (J VS.) 11,12; Newspaper (J.V.S.) 11,12; Library Club 12; Prom Committee (J.V.S.) 12; Office Aide 12 SCHMIDT, KAREN (College Prep): Willie ' s Fan Club 10; Chess Club 12. SCHRADER, ROXANNA (General Academic): Glee Club 12; German Club 10; Willie ' s Fan Club 10,12; Softball 10 SCOTT. BARRY (General Academic): Yearbook 11; Golf 10. SCOTT, KATHLEEN (General Academic): Sophomore Choir 10; Ensemble 10, Willie ' s Fan Club 10; Student Senate (J.V.S.) 1 1 ; Class Oficer (IV S ) 11. SCOTT, SHAUN: (General Academic). SIREY. BOB (Vocational): Welding, I.V.S SHIRK. MARILYN S (General Academic): Student Council 12; Library Club 12; Health Careers 11; Sophomore Choir 10; Concert Choir 10, 11, 12; Vocal Chamber 10; Symphonic Choir 11,12; Math Club 11,12; Senior Boosters 12; Willie ' s Fan Club 12; Big Sister 12; Homecoming Committee 12, Prom Committee 12; Track 10; Star Chevron 10,11,12. SHROPSHIRE, JOANNA (College Prep): Student Council 10,11,12; Library Club 10,11,12, Vice President 12; Tri-S 11,12, Co President 12; Sophomore Choir 10; Concert Choir 11,12, President 12; Vocal Chamber 10,1 1,12; Symphonic Choir 11,12; Math Club 1 1; Homecoming Queen 12; Class Officer 12; Office Aide 1 1,12;, National Honor Society 11,12; SLOAN, PAMELA (Vocational): Willie ' s Fan Club 10; FHA 10. SMITH, ANDRE ' (General Academic). SMITH, CATHERINE (College Prep): Student Council 10,12; Health Careers 11; Math Club 11,12; Willie ' s Fan Club 10; Big Sister 12; Homecoming Committee 12; English Club 12; Office Aide 11,12; Track 10; Black Awareness Club, Vice President 12; Prom Committee 11; Black History Program 11,12. SMITH, JESSE (General Academic). SMITH, KATHY (Vocational): Commercial Arts, J.V.S.; Drama 10; Track. SMITH, SKIP (Vocational): Carpentry, J.V.S.; Basketball 10,11,12; Baseball 10,11,12; Student Senate, Class Officer 12. SMITH, SONYA (General Academic): Student Council 10,12, Secretary- Treasurer 12; Principal ' s Council 1 2; Yearbook Staff 12; Library Club 1 1 Junior Boosters 11; Willie ' s Fan Club 11,12; Big Sister 11,12 Homecoming Committee 12; Prom Committee 10,1 1 ; Office Aide 1 1,12 Star Chevron 11,12. SOMERS, KATHY (Vocational): Restaurant Training, J.V.S.; Tour Meeting 11, I.V.S. SORRELL SONJA (Commercial). SPURGEON, DAVID A. (College Prep): Spanish Club 10,1 1; Math Club 11,12; Senior Boosters 12; Junior Boosters 1 1; Willie ' s Fan Club 11,12 Pep Band 10,11,12; Drum Major 11,12; Marching Band 10,11,12 Orchestra 10,11,12; Concert Band 10,11,12; Stage Band 11; Golf 12 National Honor Society 11,12; ROEP Counselor 11,12; Star Chevron 10,11,12. STANDLEY, STEPHEN (General Academic): Football 12. STEWART, JAMES A. (General Academic). STRADER, BILL (Vocational): Machine Trades, J.V.S. STROBLE, BRIAN (General Academic): Chess Team 11; German Club 11; A-V Assistant 11,12; Football 11. STURGELL, STEPHANIE (General Academic). SUMMERS, ANGELA MARIE (Commercial): Tour Guide 11; OOEA Member 11,12; Class Secretary 12; Clinic Aide 12; FHA Member 10. SURBAUGH, JOHN (General Academic). SWAIN, DONNA (General Academic): Drama 11,12; Homecoming Court 12; Sophomore Choir 10; Symphonic Choir 10,11; Jazz Choir 10,11; Ensembles 10; Concert Choir 10,11. 230 SYRUS, ANNETTE (College Prep): Student Council 11,12; Yearbook Staff 12; Library Club 12; Health Careers 11; Sophomore Choir 10 Concert Choir 1 1 ; Vocal Chamber 1 0, 1 1 ; Drama 12; Symphonic Choir 1 1 German Club 12; Pep Band 11,12; Big Sister 12; Marching Band 11,12 Orchestra 10,1 1,12; Concert Band 11,12; National Honor Society 11,12 Star Chevron 1 0, 1 1 , 1 2; Career Day Hostess 1 1 ; Honor Society Hostess 10; Commencement Usher 10; Grand Marshall 11. TABB, CARLA (Commercial): Library Club 12; Concert Choir 10,11,12; Vocal Chamber 11,12; Jazz Choir 11,12; Ensembles 10,12; Symphonic Choir 11,12; Senior Boosters 12; Willie ' s Fan Club 10,11,12; Junior Boosters 11; Sophomore Choir 10. TAYLOR, EDITONIA (Commercial): Glee Club 1 1 ; Willie ' s Fan Club 10; Drama 10,11,12; Crew Member 11. TAYLOR, HUGH P. (General Academic): Crew Member 10,11,12; A-V Assistant 10,11,12; Football 10,11,12, Captain 12; Wrestling 12; Track 11,12; Macho Man 10,11,12; 300 Pound Club 11,12. TEMPLE, CAROLYN J. (Vocational): Supermarket Training, J. VS. TEMPLE, MARILYN J. (Vocational): Supermarket Training, J. VS. THOMAS, NEIL (College Prep): Football 10,11,12; Basketball 10; Student Council 12; Drama 12; Willie ' s Fan Club 12. THOMPSON CAROL (Vocational): Cosmetology, J.V.S.; Class Officer 11, J.V.S ; Vocational Industrial Club Of America 11,12, J. VS. THORNTON, TAMRA J. (College Prep): Student Council; Herald 11,12; Library Club 10; Willie ' s Fan Club 10,1 1,12; Big Sister 12; Class Officer 12; Office Aide 12; Drill Team, 1 st Lieutenant, 1 1 ; Captain 12; Marching Band 11,12. TRAN, THONG (College Prep): Student Council 11,12; Executive Board Member -12; Chess Team 11,12; Math Club 10,11,12; Basketball Manager 10; Office Aide 10,11,12; National Honor Society 11,12. TRAVIS, KEITH (General Academic). ULLOM, KERRY (Vocational): Machine trades, J.V.S.; Golf 10 VINCENT, TRICIA (Vocational): Cosmetology, J.V.S.; Willie ' s Fan Club 10; Gymnastics 10; Cheerleader (Wrestling) 10; Vocational Industrial Clubs Of America 11,12, J. VS.; FHA 10 WAGNER, ROBERT L. (Commercial): Baseball 11. WARD, STEVE E. (General Academic): Wrestling 12. WAKER. TREV LEE (General Academic): Yearbook Staff 12; Homecoming Escort 12; Basketball 10,11,12, Co-Captain 12. WARREN, JOHN H (College Prep): Student Council 11; Math Club 10, President 11,12; Senior Boosters 12; Pep Band 10,11,12; Homecoming Committee 1 1 ; English Club Vicn President 1 1 ; Marching Band 10.1 1,12; Orchestra 12; Concert Band 10, i 1,12; Stage Band 10,1 1,12; Gymnastics 10; Soccer 11; Tennis 10,11,12; National Honor Society 11,12, Vice President 11,12; R.O.E.P Counselor 11,12; Star Chevron 10,11,12. WEBB, RHONDA R (Commercial). WELLS J WELLS (General Academic): Track 10.11,12. WHITED, KELLIE (College Prep): Drama 12; Cheerleader 10 Gymnattict 10,1 1,12. Track 10 WHITT, KATHY (General Academic): Library Club 10 11 12 Thetpiant 101112; National Forensic League 12. Drama 10, 1 1.12; Senior Boost er 12; Willie ' s Fan Club 10, Pep Band 11.12; Homecoming Committee 12 Marching Band 11,12; Concert Band 11,12; Wind Ensemble 12; Track 10; Speech Team 12; Library Aide 10.11,12 WHITT, SUSAN (Vocational): Student Senate 11; Spanish Club 10. Student Senate Activities Committee 11 Office Aide 11: Office Education Association 12 I.V.S. WICKS, KATHY (Vocational): Office Education Association 12 FHA 10. WIKOFF, SHELLEY A. (Vocational) Sophomore Choir 10. Ensemble 10; Willie ' s Fan Club 10; Marching Band 10; OEA 11,12; Class Officer 11,12 J.V.S.; Class Reporter For Senior Class Committee 12 J.V S WILKERSON, ESTELLA (Commercial): Student Council 11.12: Library Club 12; Sophomore Choir 10; Vocal Chamber 11,12: Symphonic Choir 11,12; Senior Boosters 12; Junior Boosters 1 1; Willie ' s Fan Club 11.12. Big Sister 12 WILLIAMS, DONNA (College Prep): Library Club 10; Sophomore Choir 10; Spanish Club 10,11,12; Gymnastics 10 WILLIAMS, JEANNIE (College Prep): Symphonic Choir 1 1 ; Math Club 1 1 : Willie ' s Fan Club 11 WILLIAMS. KEVIN (Vocational): Machine Trades. J.V.S : Basketball Manager 10 WILLIS. DANNY E. (Vocational): Machine Trades. J.V.S. WILSON. NATE (Vocational): Marching Band 10.11.12: Concert Band 10.11; Stage Band 10; Wrestling 10. WINGET, FRANCINE (College Prep): Library Club 11.12: Thespians 11,12; Math Club 11.12; Senior Boosters 12: Pep Band 11.12; Homecoming Committee 11.12: Prom Committee 11: Crew Member 11,12; Marching Band 11,12; Orchestra 11,12; Concert Band 11.12: Stage Band 11.12; Star Chevron 12. WIPERT, KIM J (College Prep): Student Council 10; Library Club 11.12; Wind Ensemble 12; Senior Boosters 12: Junior Boosters 11: Pep Band 10,11.12; Prom Committee 12; Office Aide Community Schools: Marching Band 10,11.12; Orchestra 10.11.12: Concert Band 10.11.12: Homecoming Committee 12; Star Chevron 10.11.12. WOODS. CATHY (College Prep): Student Council 12: Thespians 12: Vocal Chamber 11,12; Drama 12: Symphonic Choir 11.12: Willie ' s Fan Club 10.11.12; Crew Member 11.12; Office Aide 12: Drill Team 11.12: Big Sister 12. WRIGHT, JOHN E (College Prep): Math Club, 10.11; English Club. 10.11. WRIGHT, KEVIN H. (College Prep): Wind Ensemble. 12; Spanish Club. 10.11: French Club, 12; Math Club. 10.11: Senior Booster. 12: Junior Booster, 11; Willie ' s Fan Club. 11,12; Pep Band. 10.11.12; Marching Band. 10.11.12; Concert Band, 10,11.12; Gymnastics. 11.12: National Honor Society, 11,12; Star Cheveron. 10,11.12. YATES. TAMI (General Academic): Office Aide 10. YOUNG, KIM (Vocational): J.V.S. Prom Committe. 12: Office Aide. 10. SENIOR INDEX 231 FINAL REFLECTIONS OF 1981 r 232 J7 N vl •jfffsH { CO jiP U r V ijiW , J w EFLECTIONS OF SOU SOUTH HIGH SCHOOL SPRINGFIELD, OHIO