South High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Springfield, OH)

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36 CLUB5 WITH FUN by Anjonerre King Two groups rhor were very ac- tive at South this past year were the Thespians and the Latin Club. The Thespians is a select group of actors who earn their membership into this national organization by receiving points for participation in theatrical productions and there are many ways that a student can become eligible for initiation. Although acting is the most easily recognized form of participation, many students gain their pen by working behind the scenes on costumes, make-up, props, sets, or light. All of these students with their individual talents work together to create a strong Thes- pian chapter for the Drama Department. The Latin Club, on the other hand, is a new club that is drawn from those students who have a special intetest in the study of Latin. Under the direction of the club sponsor, Mrs. Margaret Biber, the South Latin Club joined with the group from North to have a traditional Roman feast in the spr- ing. Dressed in togas, the students sampled authentic Roman dishes and participated in past times that were favorites of the ancient Romans. This was just the beginn- ing for this new group as the retur- ning members are looking for- war d to the possibility of a trip to Rome in the Spring of 1984. 1 Thespian officers include Mia Toles, David Steen, Joyce Barey, and Terry Phillips. 2. Members of South Pacific ' s casr share a laugh during o make-up session. 3. Thes- pians srrike a pose on sroge. 4. Steve Saba dresses in a traditional toga. 5. Food, Roman style, brought lots of loughs. 6. Mrs. Margaret Biber. 7. Ralph McKenzie. 8. A Roman checks her roga. 9. Mrs. Biber prepares the food for the feast. 10. Members of the Latin Club toke time out from the Roman feast to pose for a picture. W

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38 THE SCHOOL ' S HEHRT by Joyson Gee The library is one of rhe most important parts of the school building and our library is rhe real heart of South ' s activities. Mrs. Marry Hahn and Miss Lois Poling, with the help of Mrs. Majorie Gram, work with over forty well- trained aides who serve rhe stu- dent body and library needs. This dedicared group plans many ac- tivities throughout rhe year for the enjoyment of the South family and one of the highlights of the Christmas season is the annual breakfasr for rhe faculty. During National Library Week rhe library aides ser up special displays and this year they donated an overhead projector, a hand- crafted lectern, and a reproduc- tion of the Adena Pipe used in 100 B.C. by the Adena Indians to the school from funds rhe group had raised by selling candy. They also sponsored a car for the Homecoming Parade and had a Yearbook display exhibiting SH5 yearbooks from 1909 as well as a Book Give-Away for rhe student body. 1983 has been a very suc- cessful year and Mrs. Hahn credirs rhe smoorh running of the library to the leadership of the Library Club officers. President John Sprinkle headed the group wirh rhe assisronce of Vice Presidenr Katrina Helms who Mrs. Hahn states is a solid and dependable worker. Mrs. Hahn and her helpers hope that the library will continue to run smoorhly and to be helpful to the students and faculty of South. 1. Library Club officers for 1982-63 were Mindy Downs, John Sprinkle, ond Korrino Heims. 2 Mrs. Hohn observes Jeff Foin os he works on one of rhe projecrers. 3 Sherri Hordy stomps o book ro be checked out. 4. Secretory Mindy Downs studies in rhe library 5. Christmas time is olwoys colorful in rhe library. 6. Mrs. Gram checks over rhe A-V equipment. 7. Mrs. Deem enjoys rhe Faculty Breakfast 8. Pam Cotns checks library records. 9. Mrs Hahn, Head Librarian, lisrens ro a student ' s needs. 10. Miss Poling, librarian works at the Sign-Out Desk