South High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Springfield, OH)

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y Davis, Stacy Day, Virgil DeArmond, Wayne Deel, Sherri Dewell, Kristie Dodge, Trista Dooley, Debra Dornon, Barry Dornon, Vanessa Douglass, Avis Dover, Teresa Dudley, William Duncan, Michael Dunfee, Aaron Duty, Steve Duty, Steve Edwards, Marc Ehling, Jacob Ellis, Reiko Evans, Hope Evans, Sandra Evans, Traci Ewing, Troy Fish, Garrell Fitch, Robert Foster, Jon Francis, Russell Freeman, Denver Freeman, Maria Freeman, Tambria French, Violet Fuller, Kim Fultz, Patricia Gaier, Charles Gaines, Donna Gansheimer, Christine Garland, Aley Garrett, Robert Gebard, Melanie Gevedon, Timothy Goltzene, Malora Gordon, Cindy Gordon, Sandy FRESHMEN 211

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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

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Graves, Kerrolynne Gray, Tina Greathouse, Amy Griffith, Linda Griffith, Tina Grimes, Matt Grimm, Chris LANGUAGES by Brandon Jones Headed by Miss M. Miller, the Foreign Language dept. is efficiently stocked for any student who is in- terested in a Foreign Lang. The departments of French, Spanish, and Latin offer a wide range of learning techniques to suit all interests. Grisham, Melissa Gulbranson, Jay Hall, Che Hall, Julia Hall, Melissa Hall, Scott Hamilton, Chad Hamilton, Edward Hanleck, Rochelle Harden, Tammy Hardiman, Heather Harmon, Dawn Harris, Jeffery Harshaw, Audra 1. Chris Dirlam works out a Latin translation. 2. Miss Miller instructs her French class. 3. Latin teacher, Mr. Keenan, lectures on a Roman topic. 4. To add spice to the language a pinata is hung in one of the Spanish rooms. 5. A French tape and recorder are ready for use. 6. Robert Knox receives aid from Mrs. Dalie in Spanish class. 212