South High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Springfield, OH)

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I. A pair of tickets that admitted parents and friends in- to South ' s graduation exercise. 2. Jim Parks gets a special word from his mom. 3. Seniors lined up outside the stadium in preparation for the processional. 4. Mr. Charles Caldwell and Mrs. Donna Field space seniors as they march out onto the field. 5. Mrs. Pam Clark assists Anita Bentley with her hat. 6. Sandi Shirk. 7. Chris Clark. 8. Tammy Getz. 9. Jack Walker. 10. The orchestra warms up before they begin the processional. II. Tina May and Tonda Hanlon pose for a picture before graduation begins. 106

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1. Cathy Vincent. 2. Mark Bass. 3. Mrs. Ross Barrett poses with Wes Setty, the 1986 recipient of the Ross Barrett Memorial Scholarship. 4. Lorrie Jones. 5. Mark Horton 6. Mr. Ruben Henderson III presents a trophy to Chris Graham for being Valedictorian for the Class of 1986. 7. Marty Zimmann looks into the future to predict what his classmates will be doing in ten years. 8. Dana Berry walks by as D ' Aldo Warfield performs some fancy steps at the dance. 9. Mr. Ruben Hender- son III models the Mickey Mouse Club ears that the Senior Class brought him from Disney World. 10. Senior Class officers Don Curry, Rene Brigett, Dana Berry, and Michelle Steen prepare to announce the class favorites. CLASS NIGHT 105

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THE MOMENTS BEFORE THE CEREMONY Evans Stadium was a flurry of activity at 12:30 PM on Satur- day, June 7, 1986. The graduation ceremony was to begin at 1:00 sharp and suddenly there were a hundred things to do to make sure that everything was ready. Both Evans Stadium and Tiffney Gym had been set for the ceremony and it wasn ' t until early Saturday morning that Evans Stadium had been decided on with the hope that the rain would hold off until the ceremony was completed. Now seniors were posing for pictures, pinning in col- lars, and adjusting mortorboards in final preparations. Suddenly the final call went out and seniors moved into their places in line so that the roll could be checked on last time and the ceremony could begin. GRADUATION 107