South High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Springfield, OH)

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THE SEARCH IS ON h- co Z O P Q DC o o z 1. Inspector Cat pauses to think before entering the criminology lab. 2. The inspector searches the memory banks of the computer with the aid of Mike Hedgecoth. 3. Renina Goldston attempts to search for hidden infor- mation in the computer. 4. Dan Willman helps Inspector Cat look through the written files. 5. Inspector Cat searches for the smallest details through the microscope. 6. Bill Tyree listens as the Inspector gives instructions for the search. 7. Roe Bullard types up important information found in the lab search.

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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!

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On the morning of November 28, 1985, at 10:00 AM, Inspec- tor Cat returned to the old graduation site of Memorial Hall to look for answers. First, he scanned the outside of the building try- ing to find some clue as to the possibility of the new site. The facts of the closing of Memorial Hall were public record, but no one seemed to have any evidence which would lead to finding the new site. Entering the building, he walked down the aisle where the spirits of past seniors seemed to fill the air and linger in the hall, remembering the last march of all the past SHS seniors. Realizing, at last, that there were no clues here, only memories. Inspector Cat returned to South and urged the student body and staff to join in the search for more evidence. This case appeared to be more baffling than the Inspector had first believed and it was time to go to the heart of the problem.