Springfield South High School - Wildcat Yearbook

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1 E l E i Hobcrty, Karen Fronim, Dwain Chandler, Tom Reeder, Jo Ellen Tincher, Betty Davis Dianne Roberts, and Vickie Webster. ROW 2: Kathy Downing, Debbie Kraus, Cindy Burgoyne, Karen Ramey, Becky Davis, Kathy Horton, Rick Melchi, Mike Gragg, Dan Price, Phil Kause, and Gary Callahan. ROW 3: Sue Billiter, Fredrica Dalie, Jill Scott, Cindy Hester, Richard Haemmerle, Sharon Tabb, Mary Beth Chatwood, Pamela Rhodes, David Gentry, Cheryl Welch, Michelle Cash, Lana Wall, Dewaine Dobbs, Members of the Concert Band are, FRONT ROW: Debbiet Melanie Burton, Larry Hill, John Strong, Richard Endicott, .lohnl Auld, and Larry Hyatt. ROW 4: Steve Haughey, Blake Bennet, Jack Dalie, Rick Potts, Ron Melchi, Mr. Ott KDirectorJ, Larryl Figgins, John Shy, Anthony Cooke, Chuck Collins, Jon Huffman, James Daniels, Eric Vogel, Jay Graves, Dick Rowland, Brent Powell, Bob Wood, Howard Olson, Bob Clayton, and Gary Stemple. ABSENTEES: Jeff Dunmire, Alan Stiles, Tom Durgans, Connie Garrett, Curtis Jones, Steve Rhodes, and William Upshaw. orth- outh Joint Concert Highlights Year of When football season ends, the musical activities of the marching band are replaced by those of the concert band. The major activity of the band this year was the joint band concert with North High School, honoring Southls past di- rector, Mr. Philo Botsford. This concert was held on May 17 at North High, honoring Mr. Botsford for his many years of service. This year the band had fund-raising drives to raise money for the purchase of new band uniforms. Members of the band sold bonds and collected coffee labels which were redeemed for money. The Band Parents Association also raised money for the new uniforms by sponsoring Tag Day and operating the concession stands at the basketball and football games. Many long hours of practice were required by the band to make their concerts and other activities successful. IIO

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Even on the coolest days the band is on the field practicing to make their routines perfect. Band Promotes Enthusiasm Highlighting every home football game is South High7s Marching Band. Under the leadership of their new director, Mr. Amerman, the marching Wildcats entertained football spectators with complicated formations and special majorette routines. The band kept spirit at a high pitch with bursts of fight songs whenever points were scored. Many hours of training and tedious practice were spent by band members during the summer sessions and at band camp. The enthusiasm and hard work of members in rewarded through citywide Tag Day and Band Parent's Association. BARB FINNEY KAREN GARRETY ,,tu,o,tt ysi, r fill? .M .4 T T . -. ,,....-f-4,'.L,3-!':j::':j:--'---5-E-4e-7' ,1...: ' .I 2-539 2---,T.,:,..,..Mw f 'xx - i f ' ' .J ' ' f Eli -'l7'f'-f- . ' ' f fi WH - '2 1: - -'N an-1 -',-, ' VE' ZH 1 in 'V-D., M' ' ' V ' ' sifmttsmzgx y ,V V ' , f .aw -.Y 'Wt'-'ffiff H13 ' 'QW f ' I + -FE- ' 3-efuf4'd 1 ' v ', ,g 'wit , f an . ,L A T ,. ,-,.,, ,..e..,., an 1 ' 4 at , , .,, ,,, Y ,,., we -afrafe-M-:uxe.,v,w -1 . N: -wma 'V Q- . ii'-fi H ,B ff? f' -stairs, fx '-Www-ef'iv3,e ww. - i.,L,,,,.1,,gW,.w, . . , ,MY W .It .f,,.V,, ,asses ' x 3, ima 'Yl?fff fw,? f-. Y. ' y. 2izCY'?2 kr v 124355 -ff9'fVN.w. k 1 . kffgif j f ' ff uf, 'T-wr 31 as , ., ,'e 'sf Y an , 1, fnw 12 ' , f 1, iirfw A J5f?:figma3::w ., .,fa.mNmxf+aef? 2 JOHN STRONG FREDRICA DALIE IO9

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5- Qoncert Band ue Billiter, Tom Durgans, Arlene Shellman, and Fredrica alie concentrate on hitting the right notes during practice ior one of their concerts. Mr. Amerman, the new concert band director, directs one of their daily rehearsals. the band in