Springfield South High School - Wildcat Yearbook

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Ix Sharon Jacobs, Pam Rhodes, and Mike Ruckel, the winning candidates, eye the activity of their sup porters at the convention. About Student Government Day The Independent Indian Party helped to make the election interesting. ,X NN

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The Cornhusker's Party displays the kind of spirit that helped them win the election. South High's seniors participated in Stu- dent Government Day on April 4. During the weeks before Student Government Day, the candidates were chosen by the coun- selors, and parties were formed to promote the candidates. The proceedings went- as usual this year. The only unusual thing about this year's election was the enthusiasm of the students involved. The election assembly was one of the most lively that South has ever had. The Cornhusker's Party defeated the Inde- pendent Indians in the election. The win- ning party then appointed students to fill the many city posts for a day. tudents Are Enthusiastic City Clerk Willna Stewart shows Nola Wallace, who was the student city clerk, some of the details of her job. '--1 f X'

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The members of Advanced Choir are, FRONT ROW: Becky Fleming, Beverly Powell, Bobbie Saunders, Karyl Hall, Betty Hig- ginbotham, Lynn Jackson, Rosemary Hunter, Shelley Goodson, Kirby Kellar, Diana Maley, Linda Reeder, Leah Jackson, Beatrice Hayes, Gail Bull, Linda Gatten, Sandi Wade, Martha Greene, Diane Campbell, Sandy Singer, Krystal Pratt, Melissa Dunmire Marcia Peiffer, Linda Henry, H. Leroy Lynn. ROW 2: Susan Gorsuch, Pam Kramer, Marsha Peterson, Rhonda Powell, Linda Earnhardt, Vicki Lytle, Cordelia Ware, Pam Eubanks, Bonnie Thompson, Becky Lake, Barb Green, Becki Sharp, Jennifer John- son, Sarah Johnson, Ellen Woodson, Shirley Bacon, Debi McKee, Janice Booghier, Connie Garrett, Michele Cash, Roberta Lud- wlgick, Becky Ludwick, Barbara Coy, Chi Chi Gieselman, Yvonne idd. N Vespers Concert, nnual Officers of the choir are Melissa Dunmire, secretaryg David Gentry, vice-presidentg H. Leroy Lynn, director, Karyl Hall, treasurerg Steve Clingman, president. A Choir puts forth golden tones to fill the air with the joyful and solemn sounds of Christmas every year at their annual Vespers Concert. The attendance at the afternoon and evening concerts is gratifying to the Choir members, who practice many hours to make Vespers the great in- spiration that it is. I00