South High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Springfield, OH)

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mm Belle, Tiffany Bentley, Melissa Besecker, Brent Biles. Melissa Bishop, Nicholas Black, Latrish Blackburn, Nathan Blackwell, Marcellas Blanken, Albert Blevins, Vanessa Board, Charles Bodey. Kendra Booghier, Laura Booth, Melissa Bowman, Ray Bowman, Robert Bragg, Christina Brannon, Bryan Bray, Troy Bridgett, Rick Britton, Harold Brown, Tamara Buchanan, Billi Buck, Crystal Burke, Robert Burnett, Michael Byers, Dawn Cameron, Marcia Campbell, Tina Cantrell, Christopher Carey, Michael Carpenter, James Carter, Devona Carter, Jodie Casey, Charles Casey, Heather Cashin, Aaron Cassim, Hasseena Castillo, Jami Castle, Tina Chaffin, Nicki Chapman, Christina Clark, Lisa Cline, Noelle FRESHMEN 209

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Adams, Tanya Adkins, Kristine Adkins, Michael Anderson, Tamera Antar, Jamal Anthony, Trisha Applin, Sheila THAT OLD FAMILIAR SOUND £ ' by Carla Jones „if- ■ Under the direction of Mrs. Mar- shall, Mr. Vrooman, and other dedicated instructors, the students in- volved in South High ' s music depart- ment continue to produce that special sound. A lot of practice and hard work go into that sound and with all the dedication at South, that sound will continue even longer! Applin. Vicki Arnold, Jennifer Arvin, Linda Ashley, Sonya Atchison, Andrew Atha. Mark Austin, Michael Backus, Tara Bailey, Brian Baird, Tessa Barber, Melissa Barker, Casaundra Beach, Melissa Belcher, Tracy 1. Flute takes a break during band rehearsal. 2. Jim Bubba Parks takes time from practice to pose for the camera. 3. Sam Hagans sings a solo during the Jazz Choir concert that celebrated Back to School day. 4. Brandon Jones directs the band during half-time. 5. Jazz Choir perform in the library as in participation with Back to School Day. 6. Mrs. Alice Marshall, choir instructor, plays keyboard for the Jazz Choir. 208

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Cole, Tony Cole, Tyrone Collier, Christopher Colquitt, Jimmie Colwell, Victoria Comer, Jeames Connolly, Brenda A NEW LOOK AT JOBS by Vada Duncan 1. A bulletin board displays career educational material. 2. Mr. Dave Weidner sets up an ap- pointment for a student to get an on-the-job look at business. 3. A student makes an appointment to see Mr. Weidner. 4. Vade Duncan looks through some of the A-V material. 5. Mr. Weidner explains the program to some students. 6. Mrs. Flo Rower is the secretary for the Career Education program. Cooper, Scott Corbett, Phillip Cosby, James Crabtree, Lloyd Cremeans, Melanie Crosswhite, Tyran Crowe, Mark Crowley, Dawn Curl, Rob Curtis, James Davis, Derrick Davis, Eric Davis, Frances Davis, Leslie K7 V f I i n) ■If ¥(kA) V At the beginning of the second semester Mr. Wiseman ' s Health classes were moved to the gym, and the Health classroom began to take on a new look as the Career Education Program moved in. Book shelves filled with occupational information, computers with vocational and career materials, and posters soon filled the room as Mr. Weidner and Mrs. Rower set up a work schedule. Their program was available to all students who wished to investigate a specific job, find out about what a certain job en- tailed, or were interested in the academic requirements for a specific vocation. This new service was widely used by the student body of South and will continue to be a busy place when school reopens in the fall. 210