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5ft ' ' On the weekends, I spend time with my friends — playing cards, going to parties, and just doing what all teen- agers do . . . Tawnell De- Armond. 30
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SPIRIT WE DISPLAY What do cheerleaders, blue and gold, pep band, the Fight Song and friends have in common? Spirit! Here at South High School we are well-known for our Wildcat Spirit. As our athletes step off the bus and onto the field or court, the opponents know the Wildcat spirit is upon them. Pep rallies, Willie the Wildcat, pins, tee-shirts and the Alma Mater are all displays of the Wildcat spirit. 1. Valerie Rose and Theresa Pankey dress in gold and blue to support the Wildcats on game day. 2. Inspite of an injury, Troy Smith supports the team on to victory from the sidelines. 3. Larry Lawrence wears his South Hoop shirt with pride. 4. Teresa Miller showF ie art of wearing the standard spirit sweatshirt. 5. Spirit items are displayea or sale in the SHS bookroom. 6. Blue and Gold spirit burtons cover Tony Brook ' s jacket. 7. Mary Jo Applin sports her Spirit Club shirt. 8. Robbyn Claybome shows her spirit as she studies in the hall. 29
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PLACES WE GO When the school bell rings at 3:15, swarms of students fill the streets, waiting for night and par- ties to begin. Everyone has their own thing from cruising on East Main to going to a friend ' s house. Many teenagers go to work or the mall and a lot go to the movies. During the day on Satur- day or Sunday, South students can be found everywhere cruis- ing in the park, going out to eat, watching television, doing homework, visiting out of town or even sleeping in until 2 or 3 o ' clock. 1. Matt Montgomery, Todd Rife, Kevin Bowen and Brian Taylor practice their style for watching the girls go by. 2. Donald Day and Leon Moore enjoy a quick drink at McDonalds. 3. Kim Crabbe looks over the latest arrivals at the mall. 4. Dawn Reid waits patiently to order a snack at a local drive-thru restaurant. 5. Crowds fill the stadium on Friday nights to watch the Wildcats play football. 6. Kevin Taylor throws for a strike at the local bowling lanes. 7. Brandon Jones tries to decide whether to purchase a ticket for the movies. 8. Mike Malone displays his tickets to a special concert. 31
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