South High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Springfield, OH)

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SAVE A LIFE by Heather Thomas 1. Donald Day acts as one of the Ghost Out day. 2. Brandon Jones and some of the drill team prepare to take off for the S.A.D.D. 3. Over the Christmas holiday S.A.D.D. Prom march. 4. Chris Ganzheimer holds up one of the signs for the march. 5. Congressman Dewine speaks to the S.A.D.D. chapter. 6. SADD ' s grim reminder of what could happen if students drink and drive. 150

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UNITY IN TODAY ' S WORLD by Jada Young The Black Awareness Unity Club is an organization that helps pro- mote young black students into self-betterment. Black Awareness is a club that helps students to identify and to improve themselves, says April Wells, the secretary of the Black Awareness Club. Mrs. Josella Abrams and Mrs. Kelly Smith, the advisors of the Black Awareness Unity Club, help organize talent shows, fashion shows and other fund raisers to finance club projects. As a group the members of the Black Awareness Unity Club get an opportunity to im- prove themselves and to support the School and community. BLACK AWARENESS 149

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CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS The Best Is Yet To Be Make It To Your Future DON ' T DRINK AND DRIVE of pur business GOOD LUCK, SENIORS The S.A.D.D. chapter at South was formed in October of 1984 because of the concern of a few students who cared about their peers. These students put in their time to get a point across that we should not drink and drive. Each year S.A.D.D. has an activity week. To highlight the week they have an all school assembly. During the assembly there is a candle light ceremony in remem- brance of all Clark County pe rsons killed or injured in drunk driving for that year. The S.A.D.D. students are also helped by a group of talent students who call themselves the Prevention Seeker. They work together so that all of us can make it to our future. SADD 151