South High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Springfield, OH)

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5PECIHL □RGRNl- ZHTIDN5 by Angie Keards Clubs! Clubs! Clubs! Sourh High School hos a good variety of organizations to meet the needs of its student body, whether a student has a special interest in an academic area or he or she wants to volunteer services to the school, there is a group to meet the needs as well as to offer fun and the op- portunity to learn new things. FDLA (Future Business Leaders of America) gave its members a chance to take a closer look at the business world as they visited several establishments including Kissell Com- pany to observe first hand new and different business procedures. FBLA helps you to learn more about the business world, said Angie Keorns, a senior member of the organiza- tion. The Future Homemakers of America (FHA) was another group which offered its members an op- portunity to look at the many facers of Home Economics and related career fields. During the school year may FHA members rook port and received honors at rallies held at neighboring schools. Ar the Regional Roily ar Belmont High School, Cindy Parks received a firsr place for her speech. Another club which deals with an academic sub- ject is the Spanish Club whose members continue to study the dif- ferent cultures of the Spanish speak- ing countries. This group had a special treat at the end of the year when they visited a local restauranr for a Spanish meal. If a student is in- terested in service to his school and community, the newly formed Key Club, sponsored by Kiwanis Ciub, was the perfect group for involve- ment. This group ' s special project was individual fire escape maps which were mounted in each class room. If the outdoor life holds an in- terest for a student, the Ski Club is probably just the thing. This group of skiers, regardless of their ability, took many trips to Bellefonraine throughout the winter to practice their skills and enjoy a night in the snow. Regardless of a student ' s in- terest, there seemed to be a club that met their needs this year at South. 1. Members of the Ski Club rake a moment ro relax before o skiing trip. 2 Members of the newly formed Key Club pose for o formal pic- ture. 3. Angie Keorns, FBLA member. 4. Sheilo Bloir. FBLA member. 5. Dono Massie, Key Club member in charge of rhe fire escape mops 6 Sherri Brewer, FHA member 7 Kim Pezoldr, Spanish Club officer, poinrs our some of rhe counrries the club srudies 8. FHA members pose for their yearbook picrure 9. Members of rhe FBLA pose wirh rheir advisors. 10. Spanish Club wirh advisor Mrs. Cheryl Dolie pose outside the school. CLUBS 41