Springfield South High School - Wildcat Yearbook

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s Handlin, LaVerne Peacock, Ruth Barnes, Barbara Whitacre, Stephanie Howard, Gail Stone, and Jessica Hudson show practical their sewing talents are. Style Show Displays Talent The Home Economics Department chose as G . theme for its annual fashion show 4'Come live with the Sew-ful Generation. The shion show was held on the evening of p1-il 4. All of the styles were lovely and modeled ell, and the escorts never ceased to add arm to the entire production. The styles ere of many exciting varietiesg they ranged om coats to the new pantdresses. Each style presented a new and more beau- ful look at the talents of South High's girls. Gloria Oliver, Pam Lykins, and Melissa Dunmire model their loveliest frocks.

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lam This turbulent mass of juvenile humanity is made up of the many children of Stanouslous Razpadawisk Pudyetski, as portrayed by year- book staff members in their version of The Sound of Music. Yearbook Presents Stanouslous R. Pudyetski Stan, 5hC1d0H King, l00kS Wilh Unbelievable The Sounds of Southf, a laugh-filled, fast-paced comedy, was the title of the yearbook skit presented by the 1968 Wildcat staff. The vivacious Red Hot Rhonda was hired by Stanouslous Razpad- awisk Pudyetski to teach his kids the facts of life from the book, the 1968 Wildcat. The result was a mixture of hilarity and chaos, with Stan being drafted but saved in the end by Rhonda with a promise of marriage. admiration at Red Hot Rhonda, Kirby Kellar. Dorothy Parker expresses distaste for one of her father's jokes. Vs. ,J A V . i

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Grace and her customers prepare them- selves for the long night ahead. On November 17 and 18 the Junior Class of South High School presented the play Bus Stop. The drama concerns the lives of eight people who must spend the night at a roadside restaurant because bad weather prevents the bus from leaving. 1 Grace, the proprietor, Emma, the waitressg Will, the bus driverg the four passengers-Bo, Cherie, Virgil, and Dr. Lyman-spend a long night in Grace's Diner. The two main characters are Bo, a naive country boy, and Cherie, the girl that he has literally ab- ducted and is taking home to marry. During this night each person's life takes on a new and different meaning. As the bus leaves the following morning, each seems to have gained what he had lost. Pat Hays works with the skill of an artist to make sure that Robert Patton's make up is perfect. y Q C ,,,y, ,y 3 i Junior Sharon McLaughlin concentrates on finishing the scenery before opening night.