Springfield South High School - Wildcat Yearbook

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Turnabout is fair play, especially in leap year, and what could be more fun than the 1968 Sadie Hawkins Dance. On March 15, the girls and the boys that they had asked turned out for an evening of fun and enjoyment. Everyone from Bonnie and Clyde to Ma and Pa Kettle showed up to dance to the music provided hy the Five Pakf, There was a contest to judge the best creative costumes and boys' corsages. 'Sadie Hawkins added up to an evening too much fun to forget. et You! 1- Nylxxl Showing the two different moods of Sadie Hawkins dress this year are Terry Wilson and Kathy Gram, dressed as Bonnie and Clyde, and Ronald Speaks and Shirley Bacon, dressed in the typical hillbilly style. II7

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2 After 21 long, hard fight, Debbie Sayers, Mark White, John Perkins, Becky Fleming, Theresa McClure, and Robert Hays sit down fell a brief moment of relaxation. I Watch Out, Boys, the Girls Are Out T Cheri Edginton, Mike Campbell, Linda A ,A Tw Terry, and Dave Tooke put on their A 5 3' most dynamic smiles in hopes that someone may bail them out of jail. V Q 49W She

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H8 ,X if f Prom chairmen Susan Cor- 'V such and Rick Potts work hard to prepare for a suc- A' jf A cessful Prom night. fi ' Z 4 1968 Prom Has Theme of Paul Finnegan, Lavonda Clark, and Alice Lambert work hastily preparing the dragon for the centerpiece of the 1968 Junior-Senior Prom.