South High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Springfield, OH)

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FRESHMEN Frost, Jeff Jeffrey, Steve Jenkins, Ebony Johnson, Brent Johnson, John Johnson, Nicole Johnson, Rick Jones, Anthony Jordan, Belinda Joy, Anthony Justice, Angelle Keating, Angela Kelly, Andre Kelly, Brenda Kelly, Diane Kelly, Phillip Kidd, Aaron Keith, Brian Kittles, Andy Klim, Michael Lafayette, Nicole Lambert, Kim Lanum, Richard Lavelle, Scott Lavender, Rebecca Lawson, Regina Lee, Billie Leech, Pam Leedale, Cin dy Leonard, Chris Lewis, Carol Lewis, Jada Lewis, Kristen Lewis, Leeanna Lickliter, Teri Lightfoot, Jenny Lipshaw, Kathy Littler, Dawn Long, Aaron Longworth, James Lycan, Matt Lytle, Michelle Mandeville, Rick Manion, Larry Mann, Tammie Manning, Laura Marshall, Wanda Martin, Diane Martin, LaDonna Massie, Aaron Massie, Breck Massie, Josh Mathery, Nancy Mathelis, Kathy Mays, Kevin McCarter, David McClanhan, Shannon McCloskey, Travis McConnaha, Paula McCullough, William McNamara, William McKeachie, Sheila McLin, Brian McStadden, Scott Michell, Curtis McWhoter, Tishanna Mefford, Jeff Mandoza, Amy Merritt, Russel Mexdor, Terry Miller, Danny Miller, Diana Miller, Molena Miller, Terry Mills, Deanna Miner, Tammy Jean Miracle, Amy Mitchell, Maurice Mollett, Brett Mollett, Mike

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PLANNING FOR THE FUTURE by: Randy Self I EfiREERRESBQRGE CENTER What are you to do in the future? These questions can be answered in the Career Resource Center. Mr. Wiedner, and Mrs. Rower are inter- ested and ambitious in obtaining in- formation on colleges and jobs for any student who is serious about their future career field. 1. Several types of equipment are used to store career information. 2. Mike Klim is deeply involved in his ca- reer planning. 3. Eddie Sheets uses a computer to find information on his career goals faster and easier. 4. Brian Kidd searches through a book containing lists of colleges and their academic requirements. 5. Nina Hagens goes through the filing cabinet to see if she can find information on a special vocation. 6. Nina, as an aide takes time to make copies of college information for interested students. 7. A daily sign-in sheet of names is kept of persons who have visited the Career Resource Center.

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GETTING DOWN TO BUSINESS by: Krista Lindsay Anyone can take a business course and if you ask, most people will tell you that they already have, or plan to. The business courses of- fered help pre-pare the student for business and clerical careers, or just offer a general background in busi- ness. The business department offers many courses in which many stu- dents enroll to become more familiar with the business aspect of life. 1 . Shanin Thompson, a typing student. 2. Angela Souders, a typing student. 3. Ella Smith works in the business office. 4. Teresa Baker displays her typing skills. 5. Heather Thomas works in accounting class. 6. Clarence Williams and Shawn Washington practice their typing abilities. 7. Mr. Charles Caldwell takes a break in the business office.