South High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Springfield, OH)

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TRES CHIC BEAUTY SALON 425 West Harding Road Springfield, Ohio 399 - 7821 MACHO MAN 45

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44 NUfTlBER ONE HE-IT1HN by David Whired How do you know if you ore macho or nor? Well, if you don ' r know, fhen read on. If you dress righr, look sharp, and are able ro display a variety of talents, then you might hava a chance. The contestants for this year ' s Macho Man Contest were David Buffen- barger, Chris Henry, Gory Ishman, Jerome Taylor, William Todd, and the Mysterious Zorro. These finalists were chosen from candidates nominated by the homerooms and from the total amount of money collected from penny votes in the cafeteria. The contest consisted of eight different events: fast talking the ladies, eating jello blindfolded, creating an original costume, and answering special questions as well as appearance and talent. With all of the contests combined, the judges were able ro make their decision. Jerome Taylor was the victor! Although he was the winner, all of the con- testants displayed a variety of talents. David Duffenbarger show- ed his talents of Benchwarming; Chris Henry pressed 265 pounds with ease; Gory Ishman rapped, Jerome Taylor displayed his acting talents; and William Todd danced to music while displaying the mar- tial art of numb-chucks. The Mask- ed Man, Zorro, displayed his ven- triloquism with Charlie Brenner. Terry Phillips, one of the an- nouncers felt that the ptogram went very well. The 5enior Boosters played the greatest role in the contest, however, as they were the originators, the funders, the organizers, and most of all, the workers during the contest. It was a well designed contest aided by Mrs. Deem. 1. Dovid Buffenborger shows his talent os a Benchwarmer. 2. Angie Meeks, Melissa Mebane, Rochelle Woods, and Robin Anglemeyer pick up Jerome Taylor as a salute to the winner. 3. Gary Ishman, David Buffenborger, and Chris Henry show their muscles. 4. William Todd tries ro catch his apple. 5. Jerome Toylor. 6. David Buffen- borger. 7. Zorro and Charlie Brenner. 8. Gary Ishman. 9. Chris Henry and Dovid Buf- fenborger show the way Macho Men dress. 10. Gary Ishmon, Jerome Taylor, William Todd and David Buffenborger prepare their designer clothes. w

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5DUND5 IN HRRfTlDNV by Lori Clark The orchestra had a busy and successful year under the direction of Dr. Jan Ebert. This was the first year that Dr. Ebert had worked exclusively with the Orchestra although she was no stranger to its members as she had been af- filiated with South ' s Marching Band for several years. The orchestra was made up not only of strings but also of percussion, wood- winds, and a small section of brass that worked together to create a harmonious sound. Dr. Ebert set high goals for her group, and they met those expectations throughout the year. Along with their own concerts, the orchestra accompanied the choir and were also featured at the Christmas Concert. They also ployed the score for the successful spring musical, South Pacific, and on several occasions, they gave ear- ly morning recitals in the main lob- by for the student body. They culminated their year with the traditional march on Graduation Night, and Dr. Ebert said that she has a lot of confidence in the future as the members of the Or- chestra were quick to catch on to music and very dedicated in their endeavors. 1. The Orchestra ploys or graduation. 2. Denlse White, Norma Skobla, Yvonne Lawrence, and Marlino Perkins play or South Pacific. 3. David Newporr, Liso Yar- brough, ond Todd Daldrldge pracrlce for rhe Spring Musical. 4. Kim Pezoldr ploys the bass drum. 5. Jim Porks plays in rhe Brass Quartet. 6. Todd Doldridge, Leah Day. and Lisa Yorbrough are three aword winners. 7. Leah Wllkerson. 8. Jane Miller. 9. Kim Pezoldr. 10. Derh Rollins. 46