South High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Springfield, OH)

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THE SCHOOL BELL RINGS by Randy Self All too soon the bell rings; familiar students flock to their new classes while the newcomers run in every direction but the right one. Some of the students have nowhere to run because they have lost their schedules. Usually by the time first period is halfway over, the majority of the students have reached their destination which is first period. However by the time lunch rolls around, students have their new lockers and a stack of books to put in them. Finally it ' s 3: 1 5, and for most, the day has been a disaster. For freshmen it ' s the first day of high school and most are petrified. For the rest of the student body, it ' s not only the first day of school but the first night of homework and for some, the first day of teacher detention. The faculty sighs with relief, even though they know they will have to start all over tomor- row when the first tardy bell rings. 36

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DIAMOND JUBILEE ACTIVITIES MONDAY Mr. Jack Crew assists students with special Industrial Arts projects. TUESDAY WEDNESDAY Track is a special spring sport and the Wildcats always field a strong team. Choir members pre- sent special concerts at Christmas and in the spring. THURSDAY Seniors line up at Evans Stadium moments before the big event. FRIDAY Mrs. Lindsay-White applies make-up to David Hobbs before the curtain rises. DIVISION 35

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CREDIT LIFE INSURANCE 1 South Limestone 328-2200 Congratulations Class of 1987 1. Mr. Baker speaks to a group of Freshmen and their parents on what to expect this coming school year. 2. New students and their parents tour the building after attending the Freshman Orientation. 4. John Terrell begins his school year by trying to master the combination on his new locker. 5. Heather Thomas starts the year by getting caught in the halls without a pass by Mr. Tate. GETTING STARTED 37