East Allegheny High School - Pawprint Yearbook (North Versailles, PA)

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Autumn returns again this year But with it comes a new way of life It inspires souls to reach great heights Be it harmony of Band Or walking hand in hand Or entering in a game of fight. Top Left: A silent moment shared by B. Haraburda and J. Brenzie. Top Right: C. Ekiert, M. Croushore, P. Biehl, L. Baumann execute precision, marching drills with the E. A. Wild- cat Band, during a football game. Bot- tom Left: L. Serrapede kindles school spirit with enthusiasm.

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Autumn weather refreshed the spirit bringing, once again, a new beginning Top right: Number 41, M. Gentile, demonstrates footwork tactics in game against Churchill. Bottom Right: J. Backstrom and D. Lacko walk hand in hand. Bottom Left: R. Bailey gives S. Motzko one squirt for the Gipper during E. A. Powderpuff game. WSW -Q , --.--..............i.,.,.t..,wW..,,i.,..,... ,,,., '57 ur

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Black Students Present Cultural Program A program reflecting pride in their heritage dispellmg the Tarzan myth while presenting the great civilizations of Ethiopia Ghana Sengal, and Egypt is a credit to E A Black students Expressive dance, drama, music, and art depicted a rich cultural background which came alive on stage Top Right: R. Fox arouses the emotions of the audience with his fiery speech 'tl Shall Not Beg For my Freedom, which was once delivered to the Geor- gia legislature. Top Left: K. Richards tells the Black culture story, serving as narrator for the progrm. rBottom Right: Dancing to the music of the J. B.'s are t'left to right! V. Lundy, C. O'Kelly, A. Bivins. Bottom Left: J. Flowers portrays the drug problem in the ghetto with his recitation of 0.D. , a powerful poem by The Last Poets.