Garey High School - Saga Yearbook (Pomona, CA)

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BLACK HISTORY WEEK During February 6 through 10, one of the most enjoy- able Black History Week celebrations in Garey's history had taken place. Kindling the spirit that never let down throughout the week, was Monday. On this day an as- sembly took place in the gymnasium, which featured three plays, The Wiz , Raisin in the Sun , and scenes from Alex Haley's novel Roots . Opening, were Princi- pal George Bloch, and Mr. Willie Boston. Narration, was by Tillie Carr. Recitation, of the Negro Mother , by Langston Hughes, was by Andrea Thomas. The An- nouncer, for Sister Soul, CCarolyn Hinesj, was Greg Lin- ton. Highlighting that afternoon, was Miss Hines, a fine vocalist. 0n Tuesday, a delicious soul food sale took place, in which greens, chicken, corn bread, potato and other salads, and ect. were sold. Wednesday, a lunch dance was held in the gymnasium. Thursday, was a Fashion Show. Concluding, Friday, the B. S. U. Court had its beautiful presentation, in which four couples, represented their classes. ' ' f l -5 1 .Al ' a . ll Z A nl'