South High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Springfield, OH)

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1. Members of the Public Relations Club 2. The officers of rhe PR. Club. Presidenr Brian Fuller and Vice- President Tom Brewer. 3. Russell Mills, a dedicated member of WFC, shows his support of South by wear- ing spirit ribbons. 4. Geneva Sanford and Debbie DePriest sign up to get their tickets for the game. 5. Advisors of rhe Willies Fan Club, Mrs. Field and Mrs. Deem, show their true spirit, western style. 6. Dana Berry. 7. Wendy Roberts. 6. Kim Sanford. 9. Srephanie Freeman. 10. The balloon lift at the North vs South game that was sponsored by the Willie ' s Fan Club. 120

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The Pep Band was once again a very important parr of the basketball season and the Pep Rallies. Who can imagine a pep rally without the beat of the drums to stir up the crowd or the Fight Song to unite the student body! What would a basketball game be without the spirited sounds of the pep band during intermission and time outs! Without this group to help pep up the fans and stir up the ream, Tiffney Gym would never By: Lori Clark be quite the same. From the National Anthem at the beginning of the game to the final notes of rhe brass CHARGE, this group is essential to the success of both pep rallies and home games. Dressed in special Pep Band shirrs, this group of musicians presented a for- midable picture of school spirit. The members of rhe Pep Band were chosen from the Marching Band for their special talents and it is made up of a select group of musicians. They worked under the direction of Mr. 5reve Vrooman. 5H5 band director, bur at the games fans were most likely to see rhe group under the leadership of rhe student directors Lisa Yarbrough and Todd Baldridge. The members of rhe Pep Band gave a lor of rime for rhis endeavor, bur they always felt a sense of accomplishment when rhe fans showed their approval with applause. THE 5PIRIT mflHEPG PEP BAND 119

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WILLIE ' S WILD BUNCH By Cindy Babineaux This year has nor been the best year for Willie Fan Club. Alrhough rhere was o lock of participation at the games from the student body, you still could hear rhe cheering of the Fan Club above rhe roar of rhe crowds. No mar- rer if rhere were 4 or 40 people, WFC was always represenred in a South High manner. However, bod luck struck rhe group. WFC ordered new swearers in early November, and rhey did not receive rhem until the last gome of the basketball season. However, the new sweaters arrived brighr and pretty the wait was worrh while. The Public Relorions Club, known to everyone as the PA Club, is a fast growing group of srudenrs who help our at football and basketball games. Arm- ed wirh gold arm bands and welcoming smiles, these srudenrs greer opposing reams and visitors and offer help in making rhem feel or home or South. Afrer rhe opposirion is serried in, rhe P. re- members move ro rhe home side ro ocr as ushers and oides ro rhe Wildcats These two organizations. Willie ' s Fon Club and P.fV Club ore o very imporronr addirion ro rhe Arhleric Deporrmenr os rhey help spread rhe Wildcor Spirit. i M SECURITY NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST CO. MemberFDIC WILLIES FAN CLUB 121