South High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Springfield, OH)

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FIREOVED-McCANN HEALTH SERVICES 50 W. High at Center St. MR. HANDY PARTS CENTER 195 East John St. 325-3116 LANES BOWLING 2229 West Main St. Good Luck, Seniors 1. Tonda Harlan and Donald Day look over their music before the concert begins. 2. The 1985-86 Concert Band performs in the SHS Auditorium. 3. Mike Newport takes a moment to relax after a concert 4. Ron Watford completes a drum solo during a basketball game. 5. The 1985-86 Marching Wildcats and Drill Team with Drum Ma- jor Brandon Jones. 154

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MUSIC IS IN THE AIR by Michelle Steen THE MILL A Friendly Atmosphere We ' re Sure You ' ll Enjoy Daily Luncheon Specials Delicious Steaks 3404 W. National Rd. 524-4045 ere dining is intimate fine food is traditional Beautiful music in harmony is what the Symphonic and Jazz Choir make at South High. Mrs. Alice Marshall is the director of many choirs and keeps them in tune. The Symphonic, Sophomore and Freshman choirs are all electives, but the members of the Jazz Choir have to audition. When Mrs. Marshall gets them up on the stage there is always Music in the Air. She really knows her music. CHOIR 153

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• ,- 11 BAND IS IN THE AIR by Brian Kidd When the word band is mentioned, most people think of high- stepping musicians who play rousing marching music, but the members of the South High School band have another side to their talents. During the winter and spring months, this group of talented musicians form several concert groups and they travel around the city and surrounding area giving performances of popular and classical music. Whether they are giving a concert for elementary students or presenting a special program for a community group, the Concert Band and the Jazz Band excel in their music. Late in the spring, these groups present individual concerts for family, friends, and student body, and any one who 1 attends, agrees that these performances are second to none. BANDS 155