South High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Springfield, OH)

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Brukctta, Teresa Bullard, Reashell Bullard, Roashell Burson, David Campbell, Kathy Campbell, Walter Carroll, David Carter, Matt Carter, Rene Casey, William Christian, John Clayborne, Robbin Cleveland, Tony Cline, Andy Comer. Lori Cook, Tim Cooke, Teresa Cooper, Rita Corbin, Virgil Corvin, Cindy Crabbe, Kim Current, Mike Daniel, Darrel Daniel, Denise Davis, Holy Day, Donald Dearmond, Chris Dearmond, Tawnell Dellapina, Kris Denton, Dennis Dewitt, Kathleen Dillion, Brian Dirlam. Chris Dubose, Nikki Embry, Deborah Erter, Eric Evans, Sheila Evans, Tracy Fee, Rick Fent, Charles Fisher, Kim Fitzwater, Marty Foley, Jenny Francis, Ronald JUNIORS 191

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Abbott. Eric w A Adams, Candy flE ' Anter, Daoud t ' RaV W - 1 Arantz. Robert B r m 1 1 Aston, Vincent ' vE»i Baird. Rav n L iC . Beavers. Billy ■ fc i ART AND DRAMA Art students are given a basic understanding and knowledge of the fine arts. Art class allows students to gain experience in art and to express their art ability. Drama allows students to gain experience in acting. Although speech class is taken by sophomores, sometimes there are con- tests that any student may enter. Babineaux, Sheri Bailey, Brian Bailey, John Bailum, Christina Beiers, Scott Bell, Dina Bender, John Bennett, Robert Beverly, Mark Bowen, Kenny Bowen, Kevin Bray, Lisa Brooks, Tony Browning, Evalene rR miJi W M ii 1. Rich Finnegan tries out a technique on scrap paper before using it on his final work. 2. Teresa Cooke takes part in a speech con- test. 3. Hands behind the scene. 4. Mark Applin takes part in the speech contest. 5. Jeff Linthicum works on his artwork with a great deal of interest. 6. Mrs. Lindsay-White (drama teacher) assists students with a script. 190

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Frazier, Hank Freeman, Tony Freshour, Candice Galyen, Dianna Garrison, Brian Godin, Gwen Guy, Kyra THE HEART OF THE SCHOOL by Joy Sain 1. A student goes to the library early in the morning to read the sports section. 2. The card catalogue is the first place that most students check when working on a project. 3 Ms. Sarven types out a schedule for the A-V materials. 4. Library aides work at the main desk. 5- Many students go to the library to read instead of go- ing to study hall 6. Mrs. Satoris helps a student find a book in the stacks. Hagans, Susan Hall, Harold Harris, Charles Harris, Jerry Harris, Shelly Harris, Susie Hawthorne, James Heard, Shawn Heskett, Leanna Hildenbrand, Ronald Hinkle, Dianne Hobbs, David Holder, Anthony Hoversholzer, Sharon mxm The library has become the life blood of South High School. Along with the typical research materials found in the library, reading material and A-V materials are available to students for class work or sim- ply pleasure searches. Many students find that the library is like a second home to them and they spend almost every available minute in the comfortable setting under the dome. 192