Springfield South High School - Wildcat Yearbook

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,M ,,., We Connie Baldwin, Roxie Moler, Sandie Wade, and McDonald Anderson work toget the sign up for the game of the week. I hereby pledge myself to the support of all athletic, dramatic, and musical events of Springfield South High School 55 'AI also agree to receive visiting teams M ariigguests and to make our boys feel that-win, lose, or draw-we are be- hind them all the way. This is part of the Booster Club pledge on the back of the card. The purpose of the club is to give Wholeheafled Support to the activities of Mt- the SCl'lO0l. Boosters has an annual dance each year for the holders of Booster cards. Mr. VVVY 5 g f Ronald Wilson is the Booster Club advisor. t,,a ty. . 'rrs in-.. it, Promote Ideal portsmanship Henrietta Edwards, Bob Cochran, Bobbie Saunders, Linda Gatten, Pam Hirsch, Karyl Hall, and Diane Johnson, members of Booster cabinet dressed as hippies, sit about practicing for the Flower Power pep rally held that afternoon. 69

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it Bernard Hogan and Henrietta Edwards work together in pre- .nga'k, , , parmg a Booster slgn. , t Pam Lykxns brlngs a touch of the Sunset Strlp to South Boosters homeroom members dressed m hrpple fashlon to IJl1b1lClZC a basket- 1967 1968 Booster cabmet consxsts of FRONT ROW: Susan Gorsuch, Karen Hunt, vice-presidentg Jim Shuman president Mr Ron Wxlson advisorg Jeannie Thompson, secretaryg Cece Heath. BACK ROW Jerry Sowards LCROI Sutton Bob Cochran, Pam Hirsch, Neysa Stephens, and .75 an , ,-'- BM 4-X

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Rain did not dampen the enthusiasm that the Rebels showed at a home football game The Rebels, the boys' booster section, came to life again at, South. The boys wear rebel caps and Wave the Confederate flag at the home basketball and football games. ln this way, the boys show their en- thusiasm along with the Block S at South. Officers of the Rebels are Larry Taylor, presidentg Mc- Donald Anderson, sergeant-ab arms: and David Swonger, secretary. l 70 Rebels Revive at South