South High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Springfield, OH)

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Mike Leonard of NBC smiles os he is warmly greeted by Wildcat student. Brian Whalen speaks at the International Harvester conference, stating that the plant will not close. The Police Department team warms up before taking on the South High Faculty team. Brigadier-General James M. Abraham smiles while standing with Student Coun- cil President, Mike Dellapina. Mrs. Phillips communicates with students through sign language during the speech by Jesse Jackson. Diane Kesling, a famed opera singer, performs for select music and English students. Candi West is interviewed by NBC news reporters during the notional profile on Springfield. Students and teachers listen intensely as Reverend Jessie Jackson speaks to the Wildcat student body. fs

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The South High School choir ond orchestra perform in the auditorium. Terry Phillips portrays Dracula in the fall presentation of Dracula. John Sprinkle and Faith Parson present gifts during the Christmas breakfast spon- sored by the Library Club. PRNDRHmR Drum Major Brian Callahan and the drill ream lead the band off the field. Carmen Woods and Joyce Batey cheer the girls ' basketball team on to victory. Jayson Gee enjoys his singing Valentine sung by Tandra Thompson, Joyce Batey, and Lisa Vincent. Mike Dellapina and David Buffenbarger perform as Greek gods during the Greek fesrival.

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Diane Kesling sings on Irolion song for rhe South students. Dr. Brian Knutson, Wildcat principal, in- troduces Reverend Jackson. PRNDRfllTlR ■■i Reverend Jesse Jackson gives signs of appreciation for the crowd ' s response to his Push for Excellence speech. The papers report that the Springfield In- ternational Harvester plant will not close. til0V • J - -. K BM A helicopter lands on the field as Brigadier-General James M. Abraham arrives. Brigadier-General James M. Abraham Reverend Jesse Jackson and Dr. Knutson show admiration for one another as they and associate read letters to the shake hands. audience.