South High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Springfield, OH)

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1. Senior Drill Team members: Missy Wallace, Candy Freshour, Teresa Cooke, Marri Swonger and Deniese Jackson. 2. Drill Team Advisor Miss Kim Barcelona takes time out to smile for the camera. 3. The 1986-87 Drill Team. 1st row — Teresa Cooke, Missy Wallace. 2nd Row — Missy Barker, Vanessa Dorman, Heather Thompson, Vanessa Blevins, Candy Freshour, Audra Harshaw, and LaTonya Martin. 3rd Row — Andrea Stout, Rhonda Webster, Amy Ehlinger, Malora Goldzene, Diahann Young, Susie Sturgill and Karen Roberts. 4th Row — Jennifer Parker, Shannon Stooksberry, Michelle Currey, Holly Hill and Deniese Jackson. 4. Senior Christi Newsome performs at the half of the North-South Football Game. 5. Senior Merri Swonger does a body wave during a halftime performance. 6. Michelle Curry, Deniese Jackson, and Susie Sturgill show a oneness in their performance. DRILL TEAM 135

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POISE, CONCENTRATION, AND CONTROL by Andrea Stout Being a member of the South High School Drill Team takes a lot of poise, con- centration, and CONTROL. These things come from dedication and hard work on the part of each member. Practice begins in the summer with Drill Team, Band, and Day Camp, and continues with daily practices during the school year. With the leadership of Advisor Kim Barcelone, Captain Teresa Cooke, and Assistant Captains Missy Wallace and Tracy Michner, the group built their poise, sharpened their concentration, and when the ladies put on a show at half time, there was always total CONTROL. 134 DAY ' S INN 100 Newly Remodeled Rooms, Dining Room • Lounge, Banquet Facilities up to 300, Sauna • Indoor Pool 1-70, 1 1 West Leffel Lane 322-4941

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Stop the presses; a new story must be added to the front pagel For the tri-weekly Herald, stopping the press is not a common demand but this year with the all new com- puterized format, there were lots of changes and lots of chances to try new looks and new story forms. Under the leadership of Mrs. Joan Butz, the SHS newspaper is one of the highlights of the day when the papers are delivered to homeroom. Moving from the third floor to the first, Orchestra which is one of the many music classes that can be taken at South, is very exciting. The class consists of about twenty-five people who play in- struments that range from the violin to the trumpet. Most of the instruments played are strings and the people who play them combine their skills to perform beautiful and pleasant sounding music. They perform in concerts, at different schools, and they back the choir also. These are just a few of the interesting things that the orchestra has to offer the student body of South. I. The 1987 Herald staff, Mrs. Joan Butz, Mike Klein, Steven Goodin, Troy Smith, Yawnell DeArmond, Trish Simmons, Sara Thomas, Gary Brown, Gwen Godin, and Holy Davis. 2. Gwen Godin, Editor in Chief, goes over the news with the staff. 3. Sara Thomas types the finishing touches on her article. 4. Tawnell DeArmond and Trish Simmons wrap up on the first Herald published. 5. Holly Davis fills in the missing pieces of her Sports section. 6. Troy Smith and Steve Goodin confer to put valuable information together for the Herald. 7. Sara Thomas plays lovely music with her flute. 8. The 1987-88 Orchestra. 9. Brandon Jones is as good with a trumpet as he is with the basketball. 10. Tracy Michner loves to play the violin. I I . Corey Kruger never misses a note on her violin. 12. Mrs. Krahn directs the class. 136