South High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Springfield, OH)

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403 Selma Road 324-1589 1 . Candy Jones, Linda Arvin and Diona Jones pass out love and kisses to the Homecoming court. 2. Chanelle Hopkins, Sandra Godin and Holly Hill are ready to offer their skills in nursing to Shorty Portis. 3. Candy Freshour and Vicki Patton are two of a kind on Clone Day. 4. Malora Goldstein, Meredith Riley, Casey Kenerly and Shannon Stooksberry display their Gold and Blue spirit shirts. 5. Missy Wallace and Dawn Reid are so cute with their Raggedy Ann faces. Heather Thomas and Jada Young dress identically on Clone Day. On Halloween Day, Christine Chap- man shows how she would look if she was a bunny. 8. Tracy Reed shows that a witch can be nice. 9. Jonathon Bender displays his innocence on Halloween. 10. Andrea Shimey is ready for any emergency. 11. Shorty Portis and Darryl May have the same taste. 12. Sunia Valles is searching for the escaped convict Kay Pezoldt. 13. Posters were displayed all over South. 14. Donna Long is so classy. SPIRIT WEEK 55

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FUN WITH FASHION by Jada Young What am I going to wear? That was the question most spirited students at South High asked themselves during Spirit Week. Spirit Week is when students display their Spirit by dress- ing up in outfits that correspond with a particular day. What is in style for the days are decided by the spirit board. The days include: Pee Wee Herman, Halloween, Gangster Day, Clon Day in which students would dress alike and of course our favorite day — Blue and Gold. Blue and Gold Day was 12 held on a Friday because it is a tradi- tion at South to wear blue and gold on Friday throughout the school year. Spirit Week is one of the many ways that students display their spirit at South.

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EVERYBODY SHOUT by Donna Long Clap your hands for the Wildcats is the cheer that you are most likely to hear when you enter Evans Stadium or Tiffany Gym on Friday nights. The Wildcats Varsity and Reserve cheerleaders started camp prepara- tion practice in June followed by the Freshman cheerleaders who began preparing in August for all home freshman games. The cheerleaders attended camp where they finished in the winning bracket by placing third in th e all-around competition. For the first time in South High cheerleading, Donna Long was nominated as an Ail-American candidate. Even though she didn ' t win, Donna says, It definitely was an experience. Through the cold and wet football games and the heat of the gym, one ' ' could always hear the spirited chants of the cheerleaders and their suppor- tive fans. 56