South High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Springfield, OH)

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PHTRDN5 BOOTS HOHLMAYER 920 SelmQ Road 323-3786 DR. WILLIAM J. DONEGAN 1010 Limestone 325-1010 DRAKE MONUMENT CO. 524 W. McCreighr 399-7941 JACK ' S AQUARIUM 2135 E. Main 324-2799 NETTS FLORAL CO. 1017 Pine St. 323-4101 SUNSET STYLING CT. 9301 Sunset Ave. 322-3269 SPRINGFIELD CAMERA 107 N. Fountain 324-0262 DON TUCKERS SERVICE CENTER 911 Selma Rd. 325-2490 144 TDP CHT5 By: Cindy Babineaux Marlene Jackson Daisy McMahon This section of the 1983 Wildcat is dedicated to those students and faculty who hove received honors, participated in extracurricular activities, and volunteered service to the community during the school year. The individuals pictured in this section were nominated by faculty members for special recognition and we, the members of the 1983 Wildcat staff, offer our congratulations for a job well done. v ' £iimi}» s« p % i Mrs. Alice Marshall is presented to the South High School student body by Dr. Brian Knutson, principal, after she was named Exemplary Teacher of the Year by the Springfield City School Board.

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Alcohol and Drug Council of Clark County ' JCAH accredited; Drug Alcohol Treatment Crisis Intervention Activities Therapy Information Referral Family Intervention Education Court Evaluations ELmployee Assistance 810 East High Street 325-7037 When rhe fans arrive or a sporting event, they are aware of the players and rhe coaches, but few spectators realize the vast number of people who work behind the scenes to make a game or a meet run smoothly. From the physicians and trainers who ore always present in case a participant is injured to the spotters in the press box and rhe statisticians at the scorer ' s table, there are a tremendous number of adults who volunteer their rime so that players and spectators may enjoy the game. Tickets have to be counted, numbered, and sold; programs have to be compiled; the gym or playing field has to be manicured, and rhe score boards and PA system has to be check- ed by these unknown faces long before rhe players and rhe crowds begin ro ar- rive. At the event itself, the crowd is seldom aware of rhe many people who have given their rime so rhar refreshments are available; players are idenrified: clocks are correa ro rhe se- cond; and the plays are announced However, without these extras , a game would nor seem complete. These individuals behind the scenes do a grear service for Sourh High School and they ask little in return except for rhe knowledge rhar students have been able to participare and rhe satisfaction of knowing that a job is well done. To these many unsung heroes, we say Thank You! By: Jayson Gee FRCE5 IN THE CROWD BEHIND THE SCENES 143

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Tom Wiperf and Joseph Smith received Thespian Awards for their outstanding perfor- mances as Best Supporting Actors in South Pacific. Dovid Whired was honored for his pom ' dporion in bond activiries in rhe 1°62-S3 school year. Rochelle Woods was congratulated for being named Player of the Week and for being chosen to rhe Third Teom by rhe Associated Press. John Sprinkle was presented the Spanish Award as well as the Physic Award for outstanding scholarship during the 1982-80 school year. SPECIAL HONORS 145