South High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Springfield, OH)

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DISCO BEVERLY 1530 S. Yellow Springs 322-9990 Beauty Studio 1. Mrs Amy Stahl, one of the FHA advisers, demonstrates to her class baking techniques. 2. A student prepares a masterpiece for class. 3. Members of the 1985-86 Future Homemakers of America. 4. Equip- ment that is essential to members of the FBLA. 5. Member s of the 1985-86 Future Business Leaders of America with advisers Mrs. Peggy Hockman and Mrs. Barbara Rice. 148

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TOP TALENT TAPPED by Gretchen Rcise Break a leg is a common wish back stage for members of the Thespian Society. Although this may seem like an unusual wish for someone, it is the typical good luck for members of the SHS Thespian group which is an honorary organization made up of students who have earned enough points for membership in this national Performing Arts Society. The members are not only those students that you see on stage, but also those that set the stage, set up the lights, work the sound and spot lights, put on make-up, create costumes, help direct, and even pull the cur- tains. It is a special group that is drawn together by their love and their work on stage. 4. THESPIANS 147

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STUDENTS TODAY . . . LEADERS TOMORROW by Carla Jones F.H.A. and F.B.L.A. are two groups designed to lead today ' s younger generation in the direction of becoming future successes. F.H.A. deals with the future homemaker; it includes making important household decisions and not just doing household chores. F.B.L.A. directs the young business leader into finding ways of reaching career goals in the field of business. Miss Mantey advises the large and ever-growing group of F.H.A., while Mrs. Rice and Mrs. Hockman direct a group of eight in F.B.L.A. Both groups work hard and practice their skills and when the time comes to compete with the other schools, 2 they will be well prepared. They may be students today, but they ' ll be leaders tomorrow! F.H.A. AND F.B.L.A. 149