South High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Springfield, OH)

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1 10 1. Mike Delloplno ond Jon! Wlssinger cheer with others ot o Pep Roily. 2 Terry Phillips shows his spirit ot the North-South gome. 3. Bucky Vance ond Porri Poyne support the Senior Boosters by buying mums for the Homecoming Gome. 4. Steve Sobo picks up the strands of pom-poms after the drill team performs. 5. Mr. Wiseman cheers for the team. 6. Mr. Rabb ond Mr. Fralick. 7. Rhonda Murphy. 8. Greg DeWell. 9. Melanie Blackwell shows her enthusiasm at a pep ral- ly. 10. Fans cheer the Wildcat team on ot the Wayne basketball game. 11. Mrs. Buffenbarger watches with enthusiasm as her sons ploy basketball. 110

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I li 3 5 r b 6 I Coach Woyne Wiseman gives player Duke ' Ben- ton some pointers. 2. Coach Jim Scoby talks over the game plays as reserve player Brian Daniel looks on. 3. Dlllord Leslie. A. Coach Wayne Wiseman. 5. Mr. Roger Baker, the gome announcer. 6. David Buffen- barger. 7. Vorsiry basketball player Brian Thomas gets the rebound over the opponent. 8. Sophomore guard Darin Johnson seems ro fly over his opponents. 9. Wildcat coaching sroff: Jim Moyers, Mike Qark. Mike Carter, Jim Scoby, and head coach Wayne Wiseman cheet the Cars to victory. 10. Joyson Gee. number 44 for the Wildcats, goes up for an easy loy-up. MEN ' S BASKETBALL 109

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11 INTERNATIONAL ' i STEEL WOOL T| 1805 Commerce Drive 7 Phone 323-4651 Congratulations ? Seniors What ' s Blue and Gold and full of spirit? Well, it ' s the enthusiastic fans of South High School. Every year many fans come out to see the Wildcat teams in action and and their support is always a major part of any game. These fans in- clude alumni, parents, teachers, ad- ministrators, students, and many loyal supporters that do not have students at South at this time. Screams, yells, and cheers of enthusiasm are heard as the By: James Johnson team sets up for their special shots. Dur- ing the season, the fans seem to over flow the bleachers, and as the games proceed, the frenzy seems to spread throughout the filled bleachers. Although some games had sad endings, the crowd was still there and they were always ready to return with the hope of victory for the next game. The high point of Fan Power came during the South-Wayne game. It was the first time that each of the classes at South had competed against each other in a spirit contest. The prize for the winning class was two hundred dollars, and the par- ticipation of the individual classes as well as the whole school left the Warriors filled with amazement. This game end- ed the basketball season, but the spirit endured throughout the rest of the year. WHRT5 BLUE AND GDLD AND FULL DF 5PIRIT? FANS 111