South High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Springfield, OH)

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STUDENTS STUDY HERITAGE by Christine Harris This year Black Awareness Club tried to achieve all of their goals. By donating money to the Ross Barrett Scholarship, having a style show, selling peanuts, sell- ing lovable stuffed animals, and having guest speakers to celebrate black history month, they tried to be active in school and help the other students become aware of who they are and what they should try to achieve in life. KELSF HAYES COMPANY SPECO IVISION ' 941 Baker Road 390-3000 S I -i BLACK AWARENESS CLUB 1 43

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counTR linn 1 The Black Awareness Club presented an assembly in honor of the National Black Awareness celebration. 2. A member of the club ponders a proposal for club activities. 3. Black Awareness members — Christine Harris, Adrian Baylor, and Hannah Clayborne. 4. Mrs. Marshall ' s student teacher accompanies the choir during the Black Awareness assembly. 5. Twyla Fudge introduces one of the guest speakers. 6. President Christine Harris addresses the student body as members of the club watch. 7. Andrea Shurney. 8. Adrian Baylor and Rosemary Cunningham. 9. Robbyn Clayborne. 10. Members of the 1986 Black Awareness Club. 142

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South has adopted many new clubs in the past two years. However, among these new clubs the SADD chapter, advised by Mrs. Pat Bass, has to be considered the fastest growing club of all. During the school year SADD (Students Against Driving Drunk) have had numerous assemblies to make people aware of the dangers of driving drunk. Included in their special programs were the Prevention Seekers. The Sadd group which has also been televised, also participated in a march through the center of town with SADD chapters from other area schools to promote their desire to help keep drunk drivers off the streets. 144