South High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Springfield, OH)

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WELCOME TO WILDCAT COUNTRY by: Heather Williams Welcome to Wildcat Country was what everyone who attended a South basketball game heard before the in- troduction of the players. This year ' s team was definitely worth introducing because it was ful l of stars. When thinking of the stars of speed and stealing the ball, no one can forget the duo of Jerry Arnold and Chris Chilton. There were also stars such as Jeff Strodes, who kept teams remembering Strodes is spoken here. Who could forget our star shooters Brandon Air Jones who never seemed to miss an outside shot and Todd Sky Walker who always seemed to be there to come up with the points when the heat was on. Of course these are just a few of the stars that sent most opponents home from Wildcat Country with a loss. 76

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RIM WRECKERS by: Brandon Jones Excitem ent is the one word that best describes a South basketball game. The Cats never let their fans down with their speed, ball handling skills and excellent shooting. They kept every game full of life. The Cats ended their regular season with a 1 5-6 record and the Cats never went down in those six games without a fight. Five of those 6 losses were less than 8 points and when the Cats scored, they really scored. They passed the 100 point mark in two of their games. Mr. Wiseman and his players were definitely a team that built excitement. BASKETBALL 75

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FIELD and ASSOCIATES, INC. 2187 W. First St. Springfield, Ohio 45504 323-5518 ROOFING — SHEETMETAL INTERIOR SYSTEMS 1 . The Wildcats show their excitement after scoring 1 00 points for the second time. 2. The players psyche themselves up in the Wildcat huddle. 3. Chris Miller awaits some action during a timeout. 4. Brandon Jones tries to find a clearing to the basket. 5. Todd Walker receives an award at the North-South game. BASKETBALL 77