South High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Springfield, OH)

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1. Jomes Porks concentrates os he performs his skills on the rings. 2. Normon Crosby performs ot the Gymkono Show. 3. Oliver Roberts intensely performs on the horse. 4. The Boys ' Gymnosric Teom wos mode up of Row 1: Jomes Porks. Row 1. Robert Folen- sky, Mike Brooks. Oliver Roberts. Row 3: Lincoln Weaver, Normon Oosby. 5. Oliver Roberts. 6. Cooch Jim 5mith. 7. Kenny Neol. S. Mike Brooks. 9. Normon Crosby. 10. Tracy Mitchell and Normon Crosby strike o pose ot the Gymkono 5how. 11. Lincoln Weaver. 126

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1. Jill Moore shows her bolonce ond poise on rhe beam. 2. Parry Swain. 3. Jodi Whited. 4 Troci Michel 5. Mary Reise 6. Mary Reise rries ro look happy whle on her crutches. 7. Regino Ferryman mokes hef stance 8. Christine McClure does a floor pose fo- the cameroman 9. Traci Mitchell disploys her ogiltry ond strength on the bars. 10. Troci Mitchell shows concerv- tration while on the beam. 11. Karen Wood mokes her jump over rhe horse GIRLS ' GYMNASTICS 125

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■ I s -4 1 J I c CR5CHDE CDRPaPi- RTIDN Proudly Solures Sourh High School Seniors 2501 Sheridan Ave. 513-325-9271 The Boys ' Gymnastic Team made per- forming on rings, bars, and mats seem so easy that their performances seemed almost unbelievable at times. However, there were many hours of practice behind these exhibitions of near perfec- tions and the team members worked long hours to master their individual skills. The team this year was small in number and it was faced with many hardships but the gymnists continued to strive to improve their skills. The team By: James Johnson wqs faced with a devastating blow when Coach Jim Smith died quite unex- pectedly over the Christmas vacation, but the team members worked together and vowed to improve their team efforts for the memory of their coach. Although the team was also slowed down in competition by many individual injuries, they continued to participate in meets and also give in- dividual exhibitions. This year they were featured at such events as pep rallies and they added a new twist to rheir sport as they presented their individual performances to many classmates who were nor aware of the skills needed for gymnastics. In the spring the boys team joined with the girls to present the an- nual Gymkono Show for the public and this was the culmination of a year filled with many frustrations and many rewards. WE FLY THROUGH THE RIP. BOYS ' GYMNASTICS 127