Springfield South High School - Wildcat Yearbook

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executive board of Block S listens attentlvely to the plans of their advisor Mrs. Vicky Saunders. Members are Henrietta Ed- Block S, the foundation of school spirit at South High, attends all home games and all away C.O.L. league games. During the year Block S does many things to raise funds in order to finance their attendance at the games, by selling night shirts, baked goods and candy. Advised by Mrs. Vicky Saunders, the one hundred girls add a little extra excite- ment and spice to the football and basket- ball games. Another basket and an exuberant Block S provides a necessary spark for a lively game. I8I

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Block S - ucleus of chool pmt , ,,1..,, A FRONT ROW: Marcia Pieffer, Debbie Anderson, Brenda Ball, Karen Hunt, Linda Gatten, Sharon Henry, Teresa Mason, Marsha Hill, Jessica Hudson, Melissa Dunmire. ROW 2: Judy Tingley, Connie Baldwin, Karyl Hall, Shanna Horne, Jackie Liggins, Bonnie Price, Sheryl Porter, Mary Edwards. ROW 3: Susie Calabrese, Roxie Swope, Kirby Kellar, Julie Cutshall, Ann Bolen, Dorothy Parker, Henrietta Edwards, Janet Amos, ROW 4: Bertie Ludwick, Roxie Correll, Debi Snider, Becky Ludwig, Diane Arnold, Rita Dillard, Linda Fuller, Venita Haggins, Pam Lykins, ROW 5: Susan Gorsuch, Vicky Whipp, Carolyn Hood, Marianna Fullen, Vickie Johnson, Sandy Dover, Francine Smith, Rhonda Powell, Emily Lucas, Jeanie Thompson. ROW 6: Patti Swords, Jerran I80 Tillman Warren, Yvonne Boswell, Wilkens hardt, Carol Sny der Theresa Umbenhauer Kathy Wheeler St anie Wagner Call Bull Gail Swords ROW 9 Linda H Michele Smtih Pam Murphy Becky Sharp Pat Hays P Westfall Karen Snyder Vicki Botkin Karen Cashin BA ROW: Judy Fout Debbie Hill Peggy Davls Sally Hen Janice Carter Sheryl Sheridan Kathy Russell Kyra Kidd

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Neysa Stephens returns the volleyball in hopes of getting the game point. The members of G.A.A. not only enjoy the fun of participating in sports but also gain new friendships and good sportsmanship. Good physical and mental health are promoted, and leadership and spirit are thrown in for good measure. In G.A.A. a girl learns to be with everyone, not just of her own class, but with sophomores, juniors and seniors. Since G.A.A. is the only activity in which a girl can win a letter, the three years are used to earn a minimum of 125 points and the letter. lf the senior gains 25 additional points, she is awarded her numerals. The senior girl with the highest accumu- lation of points is awarded a silver tray. G.A.A. is to girls as the interscholastic sports, such as basket- ball and football, are to boys. This is the only sports program open to girls at South. Mary Edwards is on her mark , as she participates in G.A.A. track. Ji V ,X