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SERVICE AT SOUTH WITH A SMILE by Rachel Wyant Servic e clubs such as Key Club and Library Club are very important and help South to run smoothly. These students dedicate their free time and time after school to do volunteer work in the school and community. Key Club had a very successful Blood Drive. Library Club members kept the well organized for their fellow students. Jonathan Bender, an active Key Club member said, Key Club is the primary and most rewarding organization in which our students can service and improve our community. At South service is given in abundance and with a smile. LIBRARY AND KEY CLUB 139
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1. Chris Dirlam, Mike Malone, and Frank Raynor sing at a Kiwanis luncheon 2. Jeff Lithicum works at the Key Club Blood Drive. 3. Tammy Miner Plays with the Kiwanis band. 4. Kristin Slusher at Kiwanis lun- cheon. 5. 1986 87 Springfield South Key Club: first row: Chelli Wharton, Melana Vosskuekler, Amie Poole, Missy Waugh, Michelle Story, Sheila McKeachie, second row: Tammy Miner, Missy Walace, Susan Dirlam, Angie Hughey, Rachel Wyant third row: Candy Freshour, Brenda Skiles, Kay Pezoldt, Kristi Roberts, Karen Copeland, Andrea Dean, Vickie Patton, Mike Malone, Lisa Koogler, Leslie Hart, Matt McKeever, Anna Allen, Han- nah Clayborne, Arlene Skabla, Chris Dirlam, Randy Domigan, Angila Carr, Rhonda Harris, David White, Frank Raynor. 6. Renee Carter grimaces from the finger blood test. 7. South High School reference section of the library. 8. Mrs. Sartoris. 9. Miss Sarber. 10. One of many signs in the library. 1 1 . Library Club officers L. to R. Larry Wilson, Sandy Gordon, Robin Laywell, and Theresa Pankey. 12. L to R Springfield South High 1986 87 Library Club: Row 1. Lana Kidder, MaryBeth Porter, Kristie Dewell, Jody Beller, Diane Thomas. Row 2. Ken Henry, Sandy Gordon, Robin Laywell, Theresa Pankey. Row 3. Shauna Avery, Toya Snodgrass, Ciceley Phillips, Kendra Bodey, Michelle Stevenson. Row 4. Charles Fent, David Marx, and Larry Wilson. Diane Thomas works at the library ' s main desk. ' 3 138
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PLANNED PARENTHOOD A Place Where a Friend Will Answer Questions or Listen to a Problem Appointments — 325-7349 Clinic Arcue Building F.H.A. and F.B.L.A. are two clubs designed to develop skills and talents of future generations. Concerned Students is an organization to help kids to say NO to drugs. Like the other clubs Freshman Boosters has its purpose. Freshman Boosters was designed to get Freshmen more in- volved in school functions. 140
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