South High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Springfield, OH)

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CREDIT LIFE V 1 South Limestone 328-2200 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1987 1 . Richard Portis and Candy Freshour walk across the field. 2. Donald Day and Sunia Valles par- ticipate in the homecoming parade. 3. Brian Kittles walks in the parade with Merri Swonger. 4. Brandon Jones and Christi Newsome are crowned king and queen. 5. Brian Kidd and Holly Davis are presented to the crowd. 6. Jonathan Bender escorts Teresa Cooke across the field. 7. Sunia Valles, Jeri Kaeser and Candy Freshour dance the night away. 8. Jonathan Bender and Teresa Cooke enjoy the moment. 9. The king and queen pose for the camera. 10. Everyone en- joys the music at homecoming. HOMECOMING 59

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KNIGHTS OF OLD by Krista Lindsay Probably the greatest memory of all my years at South, was the feeling of Homecoming King Brandon Jones as he and Christi Newsome were crowned. It WAS a night to remember. The special events that led up to the actual crowning made the wait en- joyable. There was mass participation in Spirit Week, the pep rally, and the parade in which the members of the Court were featured along with other activity groups from South. The theme of the 1 986 Homecoming was Knights of Old, and the Commons was decorated beautifully for the dance. The D-J played a selection of old songs to which everyone danced and had a great time. I ' ve never seen so many people sweat like that in formal clothing, stated junior, Steve Goodin concerning the large crowd that danced the night away. Homecoming was an exciting, romantic highlight in the school year. 58

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A SCHOOL OF THE PERFORMING ARTS by Rachel Wyant The fall play Fame transformed South High into a school of the Per- forming Arts (P.A. for short) and un- covered the many multi-talented students and faculty members at South. The student body responded to the exciting music and dance oriented play by buying out all the seats. Kim Kruger, a veteran of the stage, said Many new people came out and it was a new experience working with 9 them. The professional choreography of D. Scot Davidge, with the assistance of Gina Burch, polished the dance per- formance and the original music of Paul Cronely electrified the audience. Fame was a huge hit. It got you in- volved and it moved you said Spencer Gibson. Jfi r » - u ■J mJ Li H 8 mjKi k 60