South High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Springfield, OH)

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JUNIORS Massie, Wilbur Masters, John McCutchen, Brandi McKeever, Annette McKeever, Matt McKnight, John McNutt, Todd Mefford, Jacki Millender, Thomas Miller, Chris Miller, Theresa Mills, Michael Mitchell, Christine Moore, Larry Moore, Trisha Mullins, Janice Myers, India Neal, Marlisse Nicholson, David Noble, Tim Norman, Brad Norton, Roy Oelker, Jennifer Orr, Gary Otty, Kathy Pace, Bruce Pahl, Tanya Paris, Veronica Parks, Aaron Parrell, David Patton, Chris Peoples, Mark Perkins, Barbara Peters, Janet Porter, Mary Beth Portis, Nikki Powell, Ina Powers, Patrick Price, Kevin Propst, Jenni Queen, James Ramey, Andrew Ramey, Spence Ray, Missy Reed, Traci Reno, Doug Richmond, Rene Rickman, Eric Riddle, Chris Rigsbyjoey Risner, Todd Roberts, Abby Roberts, Angella Roberts, Frank Robinson, Robbie Robinson, Stacy Rollins, Laura Rollins, Lisa Roush, Melissa Ruby, Angie Ruf, Tim Rutt, Michelle Sanders, Lanja Secrist, Julie Shellman, William Sherrick, Penny Sherwood, Brian Shurney, Andrea Sibole, Teresa

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FOUNDATION OF ATHLETICS by: Spencer Gibson 1 2 K m 3n vj mi Wr — - 1 m A k :i I- 1 n 2h The trainers at South are considered the foundation of athletics because of their responsibility to prevent and care for injuries of the athletes. Mr. Mike Willets described the trainer ' s worth by saying, Without the trainers the ath- letics would suffer . . . South is lucky to have one of the best training facilities in the league, even better than some small colleges. ' ' 1 . Brenda Skiles takes time between tappings to relax. 2. Waiting to spring into action, Jody Longberru watches the football game. 3. Brenda Skiles assists Jerry Spud Arnold in treating a sore thigh. 4. Emily Speaks helps James Queen with his helmet. 5. Max Cox carries water to Reserve Football players during a break in the action. 6. Mr. Willets, Patty Arnold, and Barb Massie stand by at a Varsity Football game. Rick Folden dashes into action during a timeout. ' • - ■.. »

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SCIENCE FOR THE TAKING by: Rachel Wyant The students of South High are tak- ing advantage of the many differ- ent science courses offered. Mr. Weigel has reported a record high A.P. biology class. This mass stu- dent interest in science has in- spired the science department fac- ulty to plan many new, fun projects, like animal behavior. 1 . Rob Knox is shocked by an experiment result. 2. Sheila Evans enjoys cleaning up after a lab. 3. Ferret Face inspects Kristin Slusher purse. 4. Andrea Shumey sits up a flask in the chemistry lab. 5. Mary Jo Winkle washes a beaker as she cleans the lab. 6. Michelle Stevison, Jackie Mefford, and Janet Peters observe the seperations of pigments. 7. A.P. biology pigment seperation lab.