South High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Springfield, OH)

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1. Key Club allows high school students to give time and service to their communi- ty. 2. Kay Pezoldt, Jeff Linthicum, Kristin Slusher, and Tom Roby attending the Key Club zone training conference. 3. The 1985-86 South High Key Club. 4. Jonathon Bender waits patiently to give blood during the annual SHS Blood Drive. 5. Teresa Cooke and Nikki Dubois man the brooms early on Saturday morning to help clean Evans Stadium after a football game. 6. Kay Pezoldt, Tam- my Getz, and Tonda Harlan helped lead the Key Club group during the 1985-86 school year. 328-2200 :redi LIFE Insurance Co. 1 South Limestone Congratulations CLASS OF ' 86 140

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Student Council represents and motivates the entire student body at South High into dances, competitions, and spirit. This year the Student Council invited North and Greenon to tour our school and experience South High spirit and enthusiasm. Other ac- tivities the group sponsored included Spirit Week competitions, Pictures with Santa, Homecoming, and the fall talent fashion show. The Student Council members repre- sent the love and caring the student body 1 has for our school. 1. Mr. Stewart and Mr. Crumley carefully observe the Senior Class Homecoming rocket. 2. Senior Boosters Don Currey, Rhonda Domigan, Mark Horton, Marty Zimmann, Dana Berry, Stacy Clark, Joyce Kilgore, Rene Bridget, and Michelle Walters participate in Spirit Week. 3. Student Council contemplates new ideas. 4. Don Currey, Student Council President. 5. Valentine Carnations. 6. Student Council Officers — Deborah Bodey, Christy Roberts, Donald Currey, Dana Berry, and Angi McHenry. 7, Student Council Representatives — Joyce Kilgore, Kay Pezoldt, Rhonda Domigan, Michelle Currey, Arlene Skabla, Shanon Stooksberry, Jonathan Bender, Pam Shiingler, Robin Smith, Karen Copeland, Hannah Clayborne, Kim Miller, Kristy Roberts, Angi McHenry, Don Currey, Dana Berry, Deb Bodey, Kristy Dellapina, Diane Young, LaTonya Martin, Venesa Blevins. STUDENT COUNCIL 139

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KEY CLUB SPECIAL PEOPLE DO SOMETHING TO HELP by Brian Dillion SPRINGFIELD SOUTH HIGH SCHOOL OHIO Key Club is an international organization of high school students who are dedicated to public service. Here at South the club is three years old and has grown to over thirty in number, the largest so far. These Key students are involved in the March of Dimes Walk-a-thon, the Tele-a-thon for Children ' s Medical Center as well as keeping Evans Stadium free from litter during football season. This spring the group worked hard to organize the Blood Drive. The blood was taken during the morn- ing and after each donor was given a cookie and some juice to help get his her feet back on the ground. These are special peo- ple who love the things around them enough to do something about them. KEY CLUB 141