South High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Springfield, OH)

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5TUDENT5 □N THE GD by David Whired Extra, Extra . . . Read all about it, was the cry as the Herald Staff passed out the school ' s newspaper. Although the paper only come out once every three weeks, it was packed full of stories. They ranged from current events and sports to song dedica- tions and Happy Ads. There was even a space reserved for the school ' s horror expert, Damon Lee who regularly wrote Damon ' s Omen. There were a total of seven students on staff and with the aid of Mrs. Joan Dutz, they pro- duced o well organized, well- written paper each issue. Along with the Herald staff, there was another important group, the Math Club. The name tends to im- ply that the only thing done by this group was math, but that was not true. The Math Club organized the Computer Daring Gome, and it helped its members with their problems. It also visited the Knights of Pythian Nursing Home during the Christmas season to help spread that holiday cheer. The smiles of joy on the faces of the residents made it worth the trip, quoted Lesley Garrett, a three year member of the Math Club. Doth of these groups of peo- ple really added to the efferves- cent aura of South High School. 1. The Herald Staff included Lance Clork, Marlene Skabla. Debbie Booghier, Damon Lee, Dawn Daniels, Margarer Hargrow, and Mrs. Dutz. 2. Greg Borkin and Mrs. Butz decide on a layout. 3 Debbie Booghier 4. Morlene Skabla. 5. Mrs. Butz. 6. Dawn Daniels. 7. Lance Clark types his story. 8. Rhonda Murphy helps with a moth pro- blem. 9. Sam Clayborne answets a moth problem. 10. The Moth Club includes Mrs Slusher, Corlos Stone, David Whited, Lesley Garrett, Stephen Saba, Dovid Newport, Tommy Smith, Rhonda Murphy, and Terri Means. HERALD STAFF AND MATH CLUB 33

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fTIRHlNG fTlEfTlDRlE5 by Candace West Deadlines . . . Pictures . . . Layouts ... all of this is what the 1983 yearbook staff is all about This year ' s staff consisting of many hard working students has been plagued with many problems such as stolen equipment ond in- completed layouts. Although the staff has had its share of problems, everyone seemed to enjoy the work that will eventually show through in the 1983 book Angie Kearns stated that working on the staff this year has been a great influence on my years here at South. Lesley Gatteff said, We have a great staff and I ' ve enjoyed working with everyone. The attitude of this year ' s year- book staff has been both positive and productive and the entire group has pulled together from selling ads to help finance the pro- duction costs to taking pictures of all the students here at 5outh and at JVS. The worst problems that plagued the staff this yeat were stolen cametas, missing pictures, and as a culminating blow, o broken camera when Mr. Thomp- son, our school photographer, was preparing to take re-rake pictures of the student body. These minor problems did nor effect the staff in a negative way; they just kept on striving ro make this the best year- book ever. 1. Candie West relaxes or rhe end of the doss period 2 Mrs. Field, yearbook ad- visor, watches as rhe yearbook sroff works on loyours. 3. Craig Elliorr observes class work. 4. Kim Sonford types her copy. 5. Tommy Smith enjoys o cool refreshing Mello Yellow or on after-school work ses- sion. 6. Liso Vincent chooses piaures for her loyou r 7. Porri Poyne prepares ro crop her piaures 8 Porri Poyne relaxes afrer com- pleting her layout. 9. Cindy Dabmeaux types copy for her loyour 10. The 1960 Wildcor sroff consisted of: Row 1: Condace West, Sherry Haggy, Anjanetre King, Lisa Vincent Row 2 Melanie Blackwell, Tam- my Smirh, Srephonie Freeman. Cindy Babineaux Daisy McMahon. Angie Keorns Row 3. Kim Sonford, Porri Payne. Lesley Garrett, Joyson Gee, Mark Bonks, Morlene Jackson, James Johnson Row 4 Dovid Whired. YEARBOOK 35