Kirkwood High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Kirkwood, MO)

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ew Club's Goal: Black Awareness Black Awareness Club worked to better relationships between black and white students and to bring students together to share various activities and projects. Thirty-three students interested in Black Awareness formed the club which is in its first year of existence. Requirements for membership involved having sincere concern for improving racial communications. Racial tension, as it has in the past, caused much concern among KHS students. This concern peaked when student-organized assemblies were held during the second quarter to discuss racial problems in the school. Black Awareness Club members took an active part in these assemblies, drawing up complaints and taking a poll among students in an attempt to discover what steps students felt should be taken to alleviate racial tensions. A Raisin In The Sun, one of the plays presented by club members, was put on February 21 and 22. Sickle Cell Anemia drives, car washes, rummage sales, and a drive for funds for a seriously injured football player, Herman Davis of McKinley High School, served as additional money-making projects. 26 Black Awareness TOP RIGHT: BLACK AWARENESS CLUB OF- FICERS: LEFT TO RIGHT: Sandy Garmany, Marie Pearson, Student Council representativesg Sylvester Johnson, presidentg Sharon Casimere, secretary. NOT PICTURED:' Shannon Wright, vice-presidentg Tanya Cabell, treasurer, ABOVE RIGHT: At a Black Awareness Club meeting, Marianne Hill and Laverne McMiller listen to the comments of a fellow club member. RIGHT: Lavinia Stewart and Laurie Bilhorn listen intently as the five points for cooperation at school are discussed during a Black Awareness Club meeting.