South High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Springfield, OH)

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vA CN Industrial Contractors, Inc. Restoration Specialists Consultants 1203 W. Main St. P.O. Box 479 322-7341 322-7292 1. Choppie Borden and Lana Kidder do their dance routine to Kiss. 2. John Cunningham plays the janitor in the comedy The Janitor. 3. John Cunn- ingham dives over Leon Payne (standing) and Daoud 9 Antar (kneeling). 4. Lana Kidder. 5. Heather Thomp- son. 6. Laura Howard. 7. Bill Lytle. 8. Bill Lytle, D ' Aldo Warfield, Cliff Parks, Choppie Borden, John Cunningham, and Tammy Getz are the seniors in this year ' s Gymkana show. 9. Amy Sharpe does her splits on the beam. 10. Row 1: Beth, Angie Thomas, Laura Howard, Amy Sharpe, LaTonya Martin, Tina Chaffin, Lana Kidder; Row 2: Tammy Getz, Heather Thomas, Susie Sturgill, Nikki Chaffin, D ' Aldo Warfield, Choppie Borden; Row 3: Brian Roberts, Bill Lytle, Kenny, Jason Weaver, Cliff Parks, John Cunningham, Daoud Antar, Tawsha Tingley, Leon Payne, and Lincoln Weaver are members of the Gymkara show this year. 84

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TRACK MEMBER GOES TO STATE by Tony Jeffrey It was a better than average spring for outdoor sports with warm weather and sunny days coming early this year and lasting through most of the track season. The track team took advan- tage of the outdoor conditions as they competed well and scored high in the track meets in the area. The highlight of the season oc- curred when the WOL meet was held and Chanda Williams was a stand-out with her first place in the Long Jump. Chanda, a sophomore at South, seemed to have found the proper formula as she won the WOL, and then went on to place first in the District and Regional Meets and third in the State. Although Chanda took top honors for the SHS Track Team, she was not alone in her endeavors as members of the relay team and in- dividual running events accompanied her through most of the final meets. South had a strong team, many of who were underclassmen, and they will continue to be a force at track meets in the years to come. GOOD LUCK CLASS OF ' 86 TRACK 83

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CLEANING UP OUR ACT by Tammy Getz This year excitement filled Tiffney gym with breathtaking stunts and graceful routines by both the men ' s and the women ' s gymnastic teams. Under the direction of Ms. Ann Reno and Mr. Brian Roberts Cleaning Up Our Act was again, like all Gymkana shows, a big success. Practice began in early March and lasted until a few days before the show. Dedication is one of the most important factors for a successful show, and sometimes practice lasted until eleven o ' clock but an any gymnast would tell you. It was worth all the hard work and effort. GYMKANA SHOW 85