South High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Springfield, OH)

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Deyo, Ronald Dillahunt. Daniel Diviak, Melissa Dotson, Angela Drudkenboard, Ronald Dunn, James Dunn. Robert Eanes, Scott Eberts, John Effingham, Todd Ehlinger, Amy Ellis, Robert Eulitt, Brian Everingham, Cynthia Ewott. Brian Fanin, David Farley, Alicia Farmer, William Ferryman, Kelli Fessler, Bill Finley, Denise Finley, James Fischer, Troy Fletcher, Maylon Flora, Barbara Foulke, Chris Foulke, Dora Frent, Peggy Frost, Paul Fugate, Joseph Gaines, Carlton Gallamore, Brad Geis, Justina Gibson, Spencer Gilmore, Deidra Glanton, Scott Goodin, Steven Green, Keith Green, Sherry Gurreri, Lonnie Hairston, Rashondana Hall, Shawn Hall, Timothy Hamilton, Bridgett SOPHOMORES 199

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Copeland, Christine Copeland, Karen Cordle, Trina Cornell, Jeff Corvin, Christine Craycraft, Michelle Creameans, Bryan MATH COUNTS by Monica Lawrence r This year ' s math program consists of many advanced placement courses like A. P. Geometry. Mr. Moyers, head of the Math Department, explained that South has a Math Club which meets first Monday of the month. The Math Department gives many tests throughout the year and has started a math tutoring program. These programs help the students in their sub- jects and gives them a sense of assurance. Crockran, Angela Cunningham, Viola Currey, Michelle Daniels, Candy Daniels, Kyla Davis, Craig Davis, Vincent Day, Beth Dean, Andrea Dean, Johnny Decker, Jennifer Deel, Tammy Denman, Krystal Dewitt, Sara 1. Ricky Bridgett, a freshman math student, studies intently on his algebra homework. 2. Becky Scott concentrates on her Algebra instead of the people around her. 3. A scientific notation calculator busy at work. 4. Bridgett Hamilton punches into her computer. 5. A student in computer class punches a program into his computer. 6. Mrs. Slusher smiles casually for the camera. 198

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Hamilton. Jeremy Hardy, Stacy Hardenberg, Bethany Harris, Attallah Harris, Priscilla Harshman, Susan 3atiieldTBetf v PRIDE OF THE ENGLISH DEPT. by Arria Johnson 10 COMMANDMENTS FOR WRITING E. TU ShJtAlwiysH c .E.JLBbol. I. Thou Sh.lt Not MlMpcll Uo U Ulith. rCv,d. u .t,oo Manka. E X Sut Not Double Negative . Z. TiiL Shilt Always A 9 c In Tikin, The English Dept. is the biggest dept. at South. It is made up of Speech, Drama and Reading classes. There are 20 teachers that make up the dept. Mr. Wilson is the head of the dept. He serves on committees that deal with textbooks and curriculum. Mr. Wilson states: I feel that we have an excellent department of good teachers. He also expressed how proud he was of the dept. ; Wways now V Ft- I. X „ ' Shalt Not Use Cim ™. On TL TL Su Not Miapi.jEUy.gii Split Mod,?, CM. E 1„ Shalt ULtc Ojy L Cc leU Sakmu I Km luttiuo Auay Uuldiik Kjwjts I r uu- Ows i . Ihou JK.H. Aluay. W«.«i, ' fW«..», ' Rv»ft«« 1 ! IN Hill, Cheryl Hill, Ian Hill, KarGn Himes, Ann Lynn Hinkle, Aaron Hinshaw, Lisa Holder, Wilma Hooten, Phillip Howard, Tracy Huebner, John Huey, Ronda Huff, Amy Huffman, John Huffman, Leah 1. Seniors Jimmy Pritchett and Sheila Robinson study their English. 2. The TEN COMMANDMENTS FOR WRITING accord- ing to Mrs. Deem. 3. Mr. Cox patiently teaches one of his many classes. 4. Freshman Derrick Davis studies his grammar. 5. Allan Cowley looks at a picture of Mark Twain that is to go on the bulletin board. 6. Arria Johnson displays her strength as she carries English books to the shelf. 200