Springfield South High School - Wildcat Yearbook

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1 'A ' 1 Wf Y g, I - l 5 3-5 2-Aw A 1.. e.,.rVf2-.W 1- 2 5 v -4, :, i 34 .sw ld, me gm! -1,-ff' , edu This was the scene in the cafeteria at Class Ni ht l Tony Brown, senior class president, addresses the class g of '68 at the Class Night banquet. Top honors went to these highest ranking graduates. FRONT Kellar. BACK ROW: Keith Payne, Jay Graves, Victoria Finnega ROWY Janice Carter, Susie Culuhrese, Paula Westfall, Kirby Mary Ann Riley, Arthur Dalglish, John Auld. 272

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l l FIRST HONORS AWARDS: l. Paula Westfall-94.59 2. ,Iohn Auld-94-.27 3. Kirby Kellar-911-.08 4. Vicky Finnegan-92.79 5. Mary Riley-92.60 I 6. Susan Calabrese-92.00 I 7. Jay Graves-91.55 ' 8. Keith Payne-91.54 9. ,Iohn Arnett-91.25 IO. Janice Carter-91.00 , IO. Arthur Dalglish-91.00 These students received scholarships of various amounts at Class Night. enior Honors and cholarships ONNIE BALDWIN-Albert Carr Scholarship 'ILLIAM BELL-Junior Achievement OTHAR BERGEEST-Wittenberg University Scholarship ANITA BLANCHARD-Springfield Education Association Scholarshipg Trades and Labor Scholarship NN BOLEN-Trades and Labor Scholarship ICK BOTKIN-German Club Scholarshipg Maryville College Scholarship ONY BROWN-Central State Scholarship IIKE BROWNE-Trades and Labor Scholarshipg Carmen Foundation Scholarsl1ip ARY CALLAHAN-Wittenberg University Scholarship USAN CALABRESE-Trades and Labor Scholarshipg Student Council Scholarship ICK CAMPBELL-Capital University Scholarship 'XNICE CARTER-Rio Grande College Scholarship 1ICHELE CASH-German Club Scholarshipg Ohio University Scholarship -ONALD COLLIER-Les Femmes Club Scholarship LILIE CUTSHALL-Home Economics Department Scholarship LROME DAILEY-University of Cincinnati Scholarship DM DANIELS-Student Council Scholarshipg Albion College Scholarship GGY DAVIS-Future Nurses Scholarship , IDGET DILLON-University of Dayton ELISSA DUNMIRE-Home Economics Club Scholarshipg Ohio State University Scholarship INDA FAY-Women's Auxiliary to the Clark County Medical Society NDA GATTEN-French Club Scholarshipg Muskingum College Scholarship M GEBARD-Wilmington Couegs Scholarship LAN GEORGE-Pearson Memorial Scholarship SHELLEY GOODSON-Wittenberg University Scholarship SHANNA HORNE-Association of Childhood Educators Scholarshipg Student Council Scholarship SALLY HENNIG-Future Business Leaders Scholarship ROSEMARY HUNTER-Spanish Club Scholarshipg Student Council Scholarship SHARON ,IACOBS-McCleary-Jones Scholarship LYNN .IOHNSON-Eastern Kentucky Scholarshipg Oesterlen Home Loan KIRBY KELLAR-P.T.A. Scholarshipg Trades and Labor Scholarship .IUDY KELLEY-Frederick's Academy of Beauty Culture Scholarship GREGORY KELLISON-Wright State University Scholarshipg French Club Scholarship JAMES KUPANOFF -Wittenberg University Scholarship NICK LUBBERS-Nicholls State College Scholarship MICHAEL CURTIS MILLER-Wittenberg University Scholarship KATHERINE MOREAN-G.A.A. Scholarship: KEITH PAYNE-University of Cincinnati Scholarship MARCIA PIEFFER-Trades and Labor Scholarship MIKE RUCKEL-Ohio University Scholarship CHARLES SCHWARTZ-Maryville College Scholarship NATALINE SETTLES-Friday Afternoon Study Club Scholarshipg Trades and Labor Scholarship DON SPEAKS-Boston University Scholarship ED STEINER-Central State University Scholarship GAIL STONE-Scholarship from friends .IEANENNE THOMPSON-Home Economics Club Scholarship PAULA WESTFALL-P.T.A. Scholarshipg Indiana University Scholarship STEVE WILSON-Junior Achievement Scholarship 27I

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. -.al s Night banquet honoring the class of '68. Class Night, the last social event for the class of ,68, was held on May 6. The seniors were honored with a ban- quet and a program in which many awards were presented. Altogether there were 63 honors dis- tributed among 49 seniors. A total of 358,000 in grants and scholarships was announced. The high spot of the evening was the balloting of class favorites in a variety of categories. '4Preparation Today-Success To- morrowl' was the optimistic motto for the class of 1968. last Social Event for Class of 768 'inners of the Class Night balloting are, FRONT ROW: osemary Hunter, most talented girlg Lynn Jackson, most beau- ful girlg Roger Watson and Sharon Aldridge, most devoted rupleg and Linda Gatten, most active girl. ROW 2: Tom eWitt, most handsome boyg Nataline Settles, girl most likely i succeedg Beverly Wehrs, best girl athleteg and Tony Brown, best-liked boy. BACK ROW: Leroi Sutton, most talented boy: Dorothy Parker, girl class witg Jerome Dailey, boy most likely to succeed: Shanna Horne, best-likedigirlg and Tom Daniels, most active boy. ABSENT: Kent Smith, best boy athlete, and Garfield Parker, boy class wit. 273