South High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Springfield, OH)

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LLl 1- IN THE BEGINNING 1. Debbie Bodey, Mindy Sharpin, Tim Davis, and Don Currey anxiously enter Inspector Cat ' s office. 2. Monica Lawrence, Debbie Bodey, Don Currey, Tim Davis, and Mindy Sharpin explain the details of the case to Inspec- tor Cat. 3. Tim Davis is really confused over what the outcome will be. 4. Inspector Cat seriously thinks over all of the information that has been given to him by the concerned seniors. 5. Inspector Cat sits at his desk review- ing all the facts. 6. One of the concerned seniors is Debbie Bodey. 7. Inspector Cat tells Don Currey and Tim Davis not to worry that he will find the graduation site in time for graduation.

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On the morning of October 24, 1985, at 8:05 AM, Inspector Cat heard a knock on his office door. As he cautiously opened the door, five seniors from the 1986 graduating class of South High School entered. It was evident that they were agitated and also nervous about approaching the inspector. To put the group at ease, Inspector Cat took his seat and propped his feet up on the desk in his traditional thinking position. The seniors seated themselves facing the Inspector and almost immediately began explaining their problem. Memorial Hall had been condemned by the City Fathers and now, after many years, the SHS graduation site was missing. The seniors frantically explained that they feared they would not graduate if the missing site was not found. Inspector Cat realized that this would be a tough case but he assured the Seniors that he would find their graduation site and all would go as scheduled on June 7, 1986.

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On the morning of November 8, 1985, at 9:00 AM, Inspector Cat set off for a busy day of detecting. His first stop was the Criminology Lab to gather all available data for the CASE OF THE MISSING GRADUATION SITE. At the lab, the assistant sleuths dropped everything and gave their full attention to gathering all the available information as quickly as possible. The computers were set in motion gathering even the most insignifi- cant information. The wri tten files were meticulously checked and the Inspector even searched for minute details under the microscope. No stone was left unturned, but the answer was not to be found. Inspector Cat was sure that somewhere in the voluminous volumes of information gathered, there was the infor- mation that would fill in the blanks, but more research was need- ed and he now knew the place to begin his investigation . . . Memorial Hall!