Springfield South High School - Wildcat Yearbook

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V FRIINY k ' Gloria Ennis accumulateg Star and ROXZIIIIIB Moler fi1'1dS that 10C3iliI1g StLldCI1IS is Marsha Cooke Waits for diI'CCIi0I1S ab011Ij Chevron points by working as a H150 3 Daft Of her j0b- the lighting- receptionist. Students Gain tar and Chevron Credit Sandy Dinges, Linda Earnhart, and Rick Rix search for the room to which the projector should be taken. Wjlii i

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X ,x H! , i M 'ff ,S -x-,,.L1,. '2'-., A A W 1 M lKris Ream operates the intercom as Mr. Wright gives announce- Leana West gives Tim Hecht a little assistance with the stage ments, lights. tudents Gain tar and Chevron Credit Jack Dalie just can't seem to concentrate on those dishes in the cafeteria. RNNYL 95

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Sheryl Sheridan helps Angie Tucker to improve her sewing tech- niques. y Serving outh Students at South High find that serving South offers many personal rewards. An example of this is the satisfaction that they have knowing that they are serving' their school, but there is also the reward of a special assembly to recognize those students who have given their time. During this assembly each student receives a certificate commending his efforts in the service of his school. Those students who have given more than one thousand hours.of service to South are individually recognized and receive a pin. This year the number of students who contributed over one thousand hours was unusually high. Students may obtain Star and Chevron points by doing almost any service for which the student does not receive a grade. Students are awarded Star and Chevron points by the teacher in charge of the activity. nan-Li, Beth Reynard takes time to replace returned books to the shelves. 97