Harlan High School - Falcon Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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f-..,r' X Hun- We Dava McKinney, mist,-ess of ce,-emoics Andrea Franklin recites her poem, Black on Black Love Nicole Williams recites In Time of Silver Rain Cheryl SYIWS reads ul Love Mew

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Mmvywwef . 5 s i 5 t 5 s S 1 S g Ms. Juanita Bratcher, Chicago Defender reporter, spoke about Black History Month. She urged students to follow in the footsteps of those blacks who have helped to make America great. Lori Johnson sang Wade in the Water Shelly Washington explains how Mama settles the dropout problem which was written by Betty Gates Crystal Tyler explains the pains and trouble many have gone through in her presentation of The Negro Mother. Jaton Wallace sang Swing Low, Sweet Chariot