South High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Springfield, OH)

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Pankey, Theresa Parcels, Heather Parkinsons, Becky Parsley, Carmen Parsons, Brent Parsons, Charles Patton, Jenny Patton, Vickie Payne, David Pennington, Gary Perkins. Archie Perry, Carol Petush, Larry Phillips, Kevin Phillips, Nathaniel Pollard, Dana Portis, Africa Potts, Stacy Potter, Jackie Price, Richared Preston, Brian Queen, Eric Quillen, David Ragland, Beckey Rawlins, Lisa Redmound, Christine Redmound, Rebecca Reed, Steven Reynolds, Timothy Rhodes, Regina Rice, Belinda Rice, Todd Rickard, Michelle Riley, Hope Riley, Meredith Riley, Scott Robbins. Melissa Roberts, Karen Roberts, William Robertson, Robert Robinson, Nicole Rose, Valerie Rothgeb, Dawn Roush, Melissa FRESHMEN 217

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Montgomery, Stephenie Moore, Allen Moore, Carrie Moore, David Moss, Monica Mount, Tabatha Mounts, Ceclia SEEKING ADVICE ABOUT THE FUTURE 1. Mrs. Smith looks up for a moment from her work. 2. Tonya Stickler helps out in the counselor ' s office. 3. Rowena Perryman goes to talk to her counselor. 4. Mr. Roethele advises on scheduling. 5. The schedules of the students of the school. 6. Kenny Bowen assists the counselors by answering phones. Mulleniy, Mary Muhammad, Lawerence Mumbres, Denise Muranahan, Pauline Murray, Mary Nance, Shane Newhart, Regina Nicholson, David Norton, Bill Null, Charlotte Offenbecker, Bill Packer, Mike Padoett, Melissa Palmer, Allyn PF by Gretchen Reise Schedules, college representatives, ACT, SAT and PSAT are common words used in the counselor ' s office. The counselors get very busy with students seeking advice about the future. The counselors would not be able to do their jobs without the help of their aides. These students give up study halls to run errands for the counselors. They answer phones, run passes, and alphabetize the grade card. I like working in the counselors ' office because I enjoy helping the counselors out, said Dominqiue Young. 216

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Ruby. Amelia Runkle, George Russell, Patricia Sample, Julie Sandin, Tiffney Sathamma, Devane Scott, Rebecca PAIN, AGONY, AND A HELPING HAND 1. Brenda Skiles assists Danny Willman off the field. 2. Mr. Willets and Jody Longberry stand on the sideline to watch the game. 3. Todd Campbell 4. Robert Mershon 5. Mr. Willets all alone. 6. Patty Arnold waits for the football team to come in from the field FEB Seagroves, Tina Sears, Bruce Self, Jodi Shabbit, Rebecca Sharp, Robbie Sharpe, Amy Shatto, Anne Sherrod, Mary Sheward, Dawn Short, Londa Shuman, Robert Sickles, Tracy Sisler, Michelle Skabla, Arlene IfS v Knee braces, tape, ankle weights, and leg braces, all of these and much more are used by the people behind the sports scene; the student trainers. To become a trainer one must be interviewed, have the re- quired grades, and be willing to go to summer camps. Each trainer donates about 250 hours of his time helping injured athletes participating in 26 different sports. Doc Willets explains that after three years the program can finally stand on its own because the student trainers finally understand the pro- gram and how it should be run. Trainers are people who should be thanked for their services and not taken for granted. Their helping hand is the one thing that relieves the pain and agony of our athletes. 218