Springfield South High School - Wildcat Yearbook

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j t 1. ... '1 4 ivy, ,.AL, I K in Q AA It Q GYMNASTICS SQUAD-FRONT ROW: Neysa Stephens, Jean Castillo, Katie Morean, Bobbie Saunders, Sheryl Porter, Char- lene Sexton, Mary Mundy and Vickie Reynolds. SECOND ROW: Nancy Tipton, Beverly Wehrs, Jeanne Thompson, Coach Ann Fields, Krista Jones, Debbie 'Ly0n, and Jenny Farthing. 196711968 GYMNASTICS SCHEDULE BACK ROW: Gary Smith, Chris Kenny, Jim Hornberger, Bob Davidson, Ralph Dover, Jerry Sowards, Herb Joseph, Gary Johnson, John Bultman, Gary Hunt, Dave Gordin, Marty Mat timore, Mark Neely, and Ken Dave. Krista Jones executes a move designed to enhance her free exercise routine, South ........ 125.8 South ........ 228.0 South ........ 255.7 South ........ 150.3 triangle meet South ........ 175.0 South ........ 143.4 I74 Troy ............ 127.0 Xenia .......... Beavercreek Fairview . . Stebbins . . Xenia . . . Wayne .. 209.4 . . . . 245.0 . . . 185.6 . . . 107.8 . . . 171.5 . . . 143.4 Jeanne Thompson and Katie Morean show that teaching and learning are two vital parts of any team.

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ar, 'Q , '-22' ,1, 1' ,af ' 1' i e -QM' y 7,35 Qu M1 pvlllw. 2 f TENMS gy. , i fe-,es,,.. ee X ' .T .Q :JA K' Y.,, X f , f 1968 TENNIS TEAM-FRONT ROW: Bill Helms, Joe Snyder, Ross Leider, and Paul Wilson. BACK ROW: Pat Thomas, Man- Craig Johnson, Coach Ron Wilson, and Steve Davis. Tennis Team ls Second in G.O.L. Handicapped by a virtually rained-out season, Coach Ron Wilson's tennis team finished second in the Greater Ohio League and won one while losing four. This year,s most valuable player was junior Paul Wilson. The team primarily consists of jun- iors and sophomores, assuring an experienced team next year with the winning combination of team- work and excellence. 1968 TENNIS TEAM SCORES South ........ 2 Lima ............. . . 5 South ........ 0 Lima . . . . . 7 South ........ 1 North ......... . . 4 South ........ 3 Lima Shawnee . .. . . 4 South ........ 3 Tecumseh ...... . . 2 Teamwork is the key to victory as illustrated by Paul Wilson and Steve Davis as they play doubles.

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John Bultmau, with straining muscles and determination, proves that gymnastics isn't for weaklings. Combined G mnasties Squads Compile Winning Season The 1967-1968 Gymnastic team, under the direction of Mrs. Fields, finished llth out of 27 teams competing in the state meet. In the Taft Invitational, South placed 8th, The girls, gymnastics team suffered no defeats during the season. Outstanding performances as well as good sportsmanship came from Cary Johnson on parallel bars, Bob Davidson on still rings, Katie Morean on balance beam, and Beverly Wehrs in free exercise and tumbling. GYMKANA TEAM-FRONT ROW: Katie Morean, Krista Jones, Jean Castillo, Debbie Lyon, Jenny Farthing, .lackie Saunders, Charlene Sexton, Neysa Stephens, and Vicki Reynolds. SECOND ROW: Barb McLean, Bobbie Saunders, Arlene Parsons, Bev- erly Wehrs, Assistant Coach Richard Dellapina, Head Coach Ann Fields, Jeanne Thompson, Sheryl Porter, Jean Hyden, and Jeanne Thompson shows that form, as well as difficulty, counts toward a winning routine. Shirley Price. THIRD ROW: Marty Mattimore, Gary Smith, Ken Dave, Gary Johnson, Ralph Dover, Mark Durnell, Chris Kenny, Bob Davidson, and Mark Neely. BACK ROW: Dave Cordin, Herb Joseph, Gary Hunt, Jim Hornberger, Jerry Sowards, and Jim Shuman. I75