Harlan High School - Falcon Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1987 volume:

X Afx nf ' ' A- ' - . . X X HARLAN CUMMUN ITY 9652 South Michigan Avenue CHHcago,lL 6 0628 -1 'l - gh., J af A K 'Q-. QLEQ Harold Washlngton Mayor Clty of ChlC8QO Clreetlngs May I take thls opportunlty to commend the students and staff of Harlan Communlty Hlgh School on your outstandlng contnbutlons to the Clty of Chlcago Harlan Communlty Hlgh School IS the epltome of what the splnt of Chlcago IS all about I want to commend the staff for WOTKIHQ so hard every day to keep the wheels of academla for our youth The lnvestment you have made ln tlme and energy IS an lnvestment ln thls Clty As the 1986 87 school year progresses l encourage each student to contlnue to study hard Educatlon IS not a pnvllege but a rlght WhlCh should not be taken for granted lt IS also a re sponslblllty A good educatlon IS the key to opportunltles that wlll allow you to leam so much and to grow lnto responslble adulthood chuming effectively, and for making a commitment to maintaining a healthy outlook on life Dr Manford Byrd Jr General Superlntendent of Chlcago Publlc Schools Greetnngs Chronlcllng the speclal hlghhghts of the year IS the purpose of a school yearbook Its words and plctures serve as mementos of all the days and weeks spent aqulrlng knowledge academlcally and soclally faclng and solvlng problems and sharlng lnnumerable growth expen ences I congratulate the staff and students on produclng thus yearbook It IS a fine testament to a school whlch promotes excellence ln all areas and IS a prologue for happy and fulfillmg post graduate years lt IS my hope that every student of Harlan Communlty Academy keep and cherlsh this publlcatlon and contlnue to stnve for the best 1 , 1 . 1 1 . . . . . . - . . n 1 . . . . . I - . . . - . . . . . . 1 . . Dr Reglnaldv Brown Dlstrlct Superlntendent High School District South Dear Harlan Falcons It is indeed a pleasure for me to share with you your many school activltles through this year s yearbook Harlan High School has become an academy Under the leadership of Mrs Mary Robinson and her capable staff, l am sure that you will endeavor to become one of Ch1cago's outstanding schools. You, upon graduation, will become a part of the history of future generations, and l am certain that you will stack up very favorably with those future generations You will, however, in order to meet the many future challenges, have to be equipped with the proper attitude and positive approach to life that will enable you to meet the many challenges that will be presented to you I am certain that you will be able to overcome each of them Good luckllll 4 rm w, Jg,'g3E575 e . . . I . . 'i Mary L Robinson Principal Dear Graduates You are about to complete the second phase of your educational development Your high school record will play a tremendous role in determining the direction of your third phase college and for the world of work Were your accomplishments these last four years a reflection of your true capabilities? The third phase presents a new challenge lt will require self motivation to perform well, self discipline to always be properly prepared, and self direction to be where you are suppose to be when you are suppose to be there The world of work andfor college will demand a self awareness of the need to excell simply be cause you are capable of excelling Don't fall into the get by syndrome because that is the failure syndrome It is not enough to just get by when you are capable of more To do so is to be untrue to your parents, your teachers, and, most lmpoltantly, to yourselves Remember, you are the one who will gain the most if you decide now to pursue the road to excellence rather than the path to mediocrity Knowledge is the key which opens the door to freedom fself determination and removes the shackles of mental fSOCl3l feconomic slavery 5 1 fam il ., of I !,Z1mjfK'vrfQfg,, . V , A ,Q ll Kiwi N 3 ,Y 'K 5 Af 41. .aio 4 W Richard E. Thompson Dorothy Richie Assistant Principal Assistant Principal 'Education is a social process: 'tlf you believe a thing to be bad, and if you have Education is growth: the light to prevent it, it's your duty to try to pre- Education is not a preparation for life: vent it and damn the consequences! Education is life itself. lui Lawrence Reffells Mary Dixon Assistant Principal Administrative Assistant l'Work - A step to success I had six honest serving men- They taught me all l knew: Their names were Where and What and When- and Why and I-low and Who. 7 . . 5 ix l 'EAVING A LEGACY 2--2 j S. . v- , i Q-1 4 . Q N, 3 ,.. ' E ? Q' x . EFS V mg xi 5 .if ' QA ..,-F, 5.-.KV S is E , 'cm '- ' 1- ez Q? U K is ix , 4' . 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', 13' 1 X 'fff :fi ', 5 ,-f7 . eq' , ' g , 1 i- F A f J J ' 7 -: .f f AUTIYITI s Members of 1987 National Honor Society lnductees are swom in. Parents and guests enjoy reception held af- terwards. Emblem of Honor Melton Hamilton lights candle of leader- ship if 4Candlelight procession I DUCTIO The National Honor Society held its induction ceremonies February 26, 1987. This society bestows honor upon those students who have not only achieved honors in academics, but also it honors those who have shoum outstand- ing leadership, character, and ser- vice. After a candlelight proces- sion and ceremonies, a gracious reception followed in the Social Room. 4l lishawana Manning and proud father 4Mrs. Robinson bestows honors upon in- ductee. vliwing Foulks displays medal to proud par- CUTS. 55 CLASS Of '87 - TOP TWE TY l1arlan's Finest Valedictorian, Melton Hamilton and Salutatori- an, Evette Frazier Melton K. Hamilton Evette M. Frazier Anthony Purkett Yvonne Sutherland Karynn Scotti Michelle Taylor 56 Latonya Conner Nicole Thompson Sheryl Franklin Ewing Foulks David A. Stephenson Shunetta T. Campbell Pedro B. Fortineaux Katrina McClain Yolanda A. Ross Drew Williams, Jr. Erika Woodfork Patrice Pointer Anthony Broum Lisa M. Hogan WW Ef liilifff ill W ' ke' :.i - . .... Qfii f .-. fri S J 1 r i ii' ' X' Q t as yi 9 FEQ 'ix all W -. 'P . iss . fig x 1 2' -Q 'Q' lm . - 4- 14 gall w .S 3 11 i s 5 22 Si 1 6 ' ' Ms if Q M f fjdgsfilfiw QA X Qi S E is Nt. ,. r Mt . .. . . . Ki if 1 it as F ss- - 5555- .3 3- .cl . M iii fi: K fi , 'lim r f-aw 5 -Q at . . , 1 ? - w. 5 at Q -Q: ,:.,.,t,. qu: K . .ssl iwi' L Qflisiy wi 4' :E f.. 'Z KI. X F-.4 . SY . its- . 4. Z.. gay. M., 'x-,Qs , 'J K 5553 ff ' . T9 i if . g S Mig , YE , Luigi!! W is 'is F as Q 1 4 344135 K 9. 'K . . -ii.- FV ? . ,g K X gp , 5 ' .af .EY Q . .. 5 XX . 1 -.wg N fwwzgx if Q Q 'nr f X v- 'I 525232 f. . 2 , , .. .ami li.-' . Q -:3 ---asm-,-?gg: XMN1 'sifi NN 40' S KW dh X .ix ' ,f v r :.-At ' ' H A i :.f.,x51 l ffm gli Myst ' 'QQ K Class Song of '87 6-1 . Our Thoughts of You, Harlan High We have come this far by faith, Although we have a long way to go, We're going to strive and leam a lot more, But as time goes by, Our thoughts of you will never die, Our thoughts of you, Harlan High. Chorus: So long, Harlan High. It's time to say good-bye. Our thoughts of you will never die, Our thoughts of you, Harlan High. i . ' if 1'x' fl, 1 You will always be in our memories, And we'll look forward and upwardly, But as time goes by, Our thoughts of you will never die, Our thoughts of you, Harlan High. Chorus: So long, Harlan High. It's time to say good-bye. Our thoughts of you will never die, Our thoughts of you, Harlan High. A dream come true, Harlan High. Lyrics and music: Karon Marie Bradley Arrangement: Kevin Princeton Anderson FLOWER: Camation COLORS: Lilac and Ivory MOTTO: A dream becomes a reality when you reach your goal. Wa? . ' My 'A' PROM. U.S.S. Clipper flue Q I May 29, 1987 Wai xv Aly Z: U 5 PKAVLII, O 413. I IO A-ZW, 1' we Q' up, AN I7 0310 ru 5 t T rxwfglgff, agen'-' Vivid K Qi L4 X f :fr QA A , u J- X W I T n 114' Xl:C,',gh..,4:,., ..' 'P ' it 'if 'X-'. n 1 1 9' 4 , , .- .J-, ' 1 ' 1 fe? C 1 . P-'I1'9',:!ij v 'u p'l'r' f I 1fr 'I.T.'W' -,rg 19 1 ' 1:3 fhf- - av ' 1 .t.- . f K I .'J' ,f 90 ?l6h a.vf-M. ' 'Wi' .' 4 ---M. V41 fr ie M 'nr 1 Q jg 'LP in .Q II .4 M-N What. f 13263 5' H1199- .nL,, Q., -, vu, ' - xfvq my - ' , fr? , U as ff: : I Leaning on our knowledge to carry us on our way. .. - . fl 5 ' R' I e 1 4 X IVY -tx 2 rw' R , 35' if 0 X , S532 f, Z X N f N Class of '87 GRADUATION: University of Illinois - Circle Campus Illinois Room June 16, 1987 57 We had no swords, but we did have SHIELDS CShawanal. We had no cat, but we did have BYRD ilvlarquettal. We had no forests, but we did have some WOODS tTonyal. We had no crawlers, but we did have a WALKER lByronl. None were hesitating, but one was RUSHING fDenisel. We had no Fifth Avenue, but we did have a BROADWAY tlvlauricel. We had no smears, but we did have some MARKS Klassandra S1 Lonniel. We had no rain, but we did have SHOWERS lLaSandraJ. We had no mountain, but we did have MUHAMMAD CBenjaminl. We had no fanns, but we did have BARNES QArthurl. We had no maids, but we did have BUTLERS Uamal Sc Ricol. We had no weeds, but we did have FLOWERS lJen'yJ. -4 We had no iron, but we had some STEELE fTimothy Sv: Trinal. We had no Radcliff, but we did have VASSER tflharlettel. We had no Fred, but we did have BARNEY Uulianl. We had no black, but we did have WHITE llieirl. We had no fences, but we did have GATES iBridgetteJ. We had no fence-menders, but we did have a WELLMAKER CGregoryJ. We had no roots, but we did have a BERRY CCharlesl. We had no mistletoe, but we had some HOLLIE llvlartinl. We had no fiddle, but we did have NERO iEddieJ. We had no locks, but we had a KEY QBernicel. We had no guns, but we had a CANNON CErnestl. We had no cold water, but we had a HOTSTREAM tlvlekol. We had no relatives, but we did have FOULKS lEwingl. We had no canary, but we had a PARROTT QCharisl. We had no blue, but we had a BROWN CAntoniol. -A We had no stick, but we had a POINTER iPatricel. We weren't caught short, because we always had LONG iMoniquel. 'r 1 CLASS NOTABLES CLASS COUPLE: RONALD FASION AND CAROL CHATMAN MOST SOPHISTICATED: EWINO FOULKS AND GWENDOLYN MODLEY CLASS NOTABLES MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT: EDDIE NERO AND NICOLE THOMPSON ll-0 BEST PERSONALITY: MIA CARTER AND MELTON HAMILTON BEST FRIENDS: EDDIE NERO AND BENJAMINE MUHAMMAD MOST CASUAL: PEDRO FORTINEAUX AND KATRINA MCCLAIN CLASS NGTABLES PRETTIEST EYES: DWYLA PEARSON AND PEDRO FORTINEAUX PRETTIEST SMILE: VICTOR CARVIN AND KATRINA MCCLAIN BEST DRESSED: EWING FOULKS AND TERRI BUCHANAN CLASS FLIRTS: DWAYNE DAVIS AND CARLA PARKER 41 CLASS NOT ABLES MOST HUMOROUS: TERRENCE GALLOWAY AND MON- TOYA MORGAN 42 MOST MASCULINE: GREGORY DUMAS MOST FEMININE: KARYNN SCOTTI RQ MOST VERSATILE: EDDIE HERO AND VERNITA WILLIAMS MOST ATHLETIC: ARTIS CULVERSON AND KATRINA MCCLAIN CLASS NOTABLES MOST POPULAR: JERRY FLOWERS AND YOLANDA ROSS ' MOST TALENTED: GREGORY DUMAS AND KARON BRADLEY MOST ATTRACTIVE: EWING FOULKS AND TERRI BUCHANAN MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: MELTON l'lAMlLTON AND EVETTE FRAZIER ll-5 SENICR SCENE 9 , W , , ew, ' I K N fg Y , s rf .1 - Q .- l i , ,. .. mg , 5 W3 ' 3 .5115 W i , , ,fm 5 Niwgiiiexv I M ,,,, ' ' . 2 'L 4, 4 9' X f A 1 R Freddie Kruger and his spooky friends ls Prince Ready for the World? Students aren't the only ones to have fun. rrrr .W- 7 sr, s 321 li X jg 44 ln case you're sick of class . . . Class of '87 TINA goes back to school. Are the halls really safe? AT HALLOWEE 2 E 1 E 5 l Sweet little Raggedy Ann I , l 2 Wt tlol, xl , ' l 1? X Q at 1 Every body needs a mummy , 45 FDR MALES O LY Harlan Academy was proud to highlight a new program-'iFor Males Only . Conceived with the idea of motivating young men to set positive goals and of helping them to plan the necessary routes to accomplish these goals, For Males Only has had a positive in- fluence upon our male population. The program, under the guidance of Mrs. Barbara Edwards of the Counseling department, has had three outstanding speakers. The first session was conducted by Mr. Benjamin Duster IV, a former Har- lanite CClass of '77J. He holds a Masters of Business Administra- tion from Harvard and a Doctorate of Jurisprudence from Yale. Rev. Wendell Anthony of Detroit, Michi- gan, who was guest speaker of the second session, is also a field rep- resentative of Holt, Reinhart, and Winston Publishing Company. Chicago's oum Rev. Henry O. Har- dy, pastor of the Cosmopolitan Community Church, was guest speaker of session lll. Rev. Hardy is anactivist in civic and communi- ty affairs around the city. Rev. Hardy raises an issue with studentm vSeriousness of the matter shows on stu- dents' faces. ll-6 Rev. Henry O. Hardy, guest speaker of Ses- sion lllv vBenjamine Duster, IV, guest speaker of Session I C' ly, Q C W'?ff 'W YW ' 4f, 'V ,qlffmf I Rev. Wendell Anthony, guest speaker of session ll Young men crowd into Social Room to at- tend the seminars. Rev. Henry Hardy greets students before session. Rev. Henry Hardy and Mrs. Mary Robinson, Principal Rev. Anthony speaks to audience. 47 . . . THE NEXT PHASE On Wednesday, October 29, 1986, Harlan Com- munity Academy, in cooperation with the P.T.A. and under the direction of Mrs. Opal Chiles, presented a College Fair forjuniors, seniors, and their parents. This annual program was divided into two sessions. The first, an auditorium session, was a presentation on financial aid. The second session afforded stu- dents an opportunity to visit representatives from various colleges and the armed services. Partici- pants were encouraged to ask questions about ad- mission requirements, financial aid, and costs. l M 1 - ll-8 if 'iff' ,lin if Al g -.W 'bfi A 1-. m 2 en Hg, x v u s s , ll-9 PASSING 0 THE GIFT OF LIFE The annual Red Cross Blood Drive, held on Wednesday, November 5, 1986, and sponsored by Mrs. Dorothy Ritchie, was another successful endeavor. Students and faculty worked with members ofthe Red Cross to register donors and to donate blood. Of the thirty-six persons who reported to the health center, twenty-four were qualified to donate blood to replenish the Red Cross Blood Bank. f Q if ,Z i ,, ff 7 1 i 1 3 4 Mrs. Dorothy Ritchie, sponsor of the Red Cross Blood Drive. W Mrs. Patton shows that it's not so difficult. r if 5 Medical information is gathered from student donor Mrs Marks prepares to donate. rk My Students working together for the gift of life S. L. E. SEMI On Thursday, October 25, 1986, Harlan Academy be- an its monthly medical seminars. Dr. Max Harris of West uburban Hospital lectured and showed slides on Sys- emic Lupus Erythematosis. S.L.E., sometimes referred to s simply l'lupus , is a blood disorder which strikes peo- of all ages, races, and both sexes. Symptoms of the are arthritis, fatiuge, facial rashes, and swollen and joints. wafl, 5 Audience: parents, students, and faculty Q S i -1 Mrs. Robinson and guests V Dr. Max Harris addresses the audience. Mrs. Robinson and Mrs. Crittendon after seminar Mrs. Ollarvia discusses point. 51 I'IARLAN'S HALL OF FAM tkxi -4-in N 'fix' ' 'xfy,,,fR? ,,, .. ,, -' -- A A f' fr ,J my l Xl, 'JNQQ YB I AMrs. Barbara Edwards, counselor, Lisa Hogan, Mrs. Mary Robinson, Principal, Yvonne Sutherland, Evette Frazier, and Reginald Dortch. Mrs. Edwards looks on as Mrs. Robinson presents plagues to inductees. Mrs, Robinson as she addresses assembly during ceremonies 52 Harlan's Hall of Fame is a special recognition for those seniors who have excelled in various areas or who have given unselfishly of themselves to various organiza- tions or activities. Students were selected from the categories of leadership, service, athletic in- volvement, and creativity or spe- cial talent in the fine arts. This years's inductees into the Hall of Fame were Artis Culverson - Out- standing Athletic lnvolvement, Re- ginald Dortch - Outstanding Ser- vice, Evette Frazier - Outstanding Scholarship, Karen Cxildart - Out- standing Leadership and Service, Lisa Hogan - Outstanding Creativi- ty, and Yvonne Sutherland - Out- standing Creativity. Plaques that commerate outstanding ac- complishments and induction into the Hall of Fame. 4Let the music take control! LET'S t DANCE! During February, the Student Council under the sponsorship of Ms. Melissa Tatman held a dance to continue the celebration of Black History Month. Students rocked and swayed to their favor- ite tunes. Jack the I-louse were the words of the day. Fun was had by all. Oh yes . . . by the way, what is Jack the l'Iouse ? 4Harlanites moving to the beat 4What good is a dance, if your spirits aren't lifted? v P-A-R-T-Y! if 55 WE HC 0R OUR 4Speech contest winner, Kelly Carter, pre- senting l Have A Dream Speech contestants listen attentively as Kar- on Bradley recites 'lAin't l A Woman? . Eddie Nero presents speech by Malcolm X. Tiffany Daniels recites The Creation . A student's rendition of Dr. Martin Luther King, J r. We Honor Our Lead ers was the theme oz the first series of assem blies sponsored by Msn Melissa Tatman and th Student Council. Dunn the assembly an oratio A contest was held by th Drama department an Mrs. Janice Ollawia. A1 this time the studenl body heard speeches by great Black leaders ol the past and works b great Black poets. Th assembly left the stu- dent body elated, en-y lightened, and most ol all, proud. vMr. Elbert Jones, Science Fair sponsor, and Science Fair participants, Milton, Albert Parker displays project on l'The Ef- Walden, Eric Brown, Racquel Milliner, Al- fect of Crack on the Nervous and Circulato- bert Parker, and Marvin Ellis ry Systemsm SCIENCE -l.C..i,,i. Each year students all over the city of Chicago participate in local sci- ence fairs. Winners of the local QC? contests go on to represent their . schools at the district level. This 5 year Harlan sent five students to Q . I E the District 55 science Fair held at Chicago State University. The stu- ' dents were Eric Brovm iThe Effect of Microbe on Decomposed Ciar- bage l, Marvin Ellis tulbluclear Sci- ect, ence J, Racquel Milliner inflow Sound Effects Plants J, Albert Parker 4 The Effect of Crack on the Nervous and Circulatory Systems l, and Milton Walden Winner Eric Brown and proud Moms 1 UThe Effect of Material and Design on Airplane Flight l. Eric Brovim and Racquel Milliner were winners at the district level and will go on to represent Harlan Academy at the City-Wide Science Fair at the Museum of Science and lndustry in April. ,.f...l9iX 1? In ADistrict winner Racquel Milliner displays prog uf ffw w Q2 W Q.. if is f' if J WE LOVE YOU! Everybody loves a lover, and everybody wants to be loved-at least that's what people say. And what bet- ter day could love be shown than on February 14, Valentine's Day? The Harlan faculty and staff were much loved on this day. As part of the Black History Month celebration, the Student Council spon- sored an Appreciation Breakfast and Assembly. Not only were teachers and staff treated to a delicious breakfast with royal treat- ment, but also they were honored with an assembly which included individual presentations of certifi- cates. Who says teaching is a thankless job? l-lostesses at Appreciation Day Breakfast Owen Modley serves breakfast to Mrs. Carol Ahaus. Mrs. Joyce Spight beams as host- ess shows We love youl .v t T -4 Rss A E ,, i . 1 ma wr 'iz uf rl Q .i Qs. ,,.. . i Q in st - A ., Y 5 R 5 I :wh iii a ' Ai Q5 S . X. M.. 11115521 :::f'7-: P A-vm K .9 if . 2:3 ' W N 3, A H W fx' x A ji ,A Q 52? 4 1 -.AG I' iff ,el N 1.1-J' , ft FU y .ar Q ,W-gif f J , 'tx ' . k , fa- LM, , rn uv., ' M rw 1 ' J' ' .'- 'QQ M A V GA, :Wg L -r 6 ? a t. 5 . tlt N ,,,, ,,,, , z . re 3 . . . ...wwf ..... , 5 T' ..... ,ff Mrs. Logan, food service teacher, and stu- dents prepare to serve faculty a delicious soul food bulfet dinner. Students prepare a scrumptious relish tray. Mrs. Batchman and Mrs. Green enjoy meal. When Harlan students prepare chicken, who needs the Colonel? Y Wdwua ,N ...,, W X L xW?W ji ,Z fi ,W X' inf Wk . M i is Q 2, Ji Qi s get 4 -- 4? N' :MW li 533 f t JK 3 , i3'f1j7fwf,,1,-Wc.,n , 5 9, ' a ,, ' N l f 4Mrs. Naomi Lan'y and others go down serv- ing line. SG L FCOD TREAT Students in the Food Service pro- gram treated faculty and staff to a soul food dinner as both a celebra- tion of Black History Month and as a practical experience after months of training. A delicious meal of chicken, ham, greens, yams, macaroni and cheese, rel- ish, cobbler, combread muflins, and punch was on the menu. Good food and fine service made the din- ner a memorable experience. 4Student prepares table for teacher-guests. 4Mrs. Logan makes a point . . . 'urlothing says lovin' like something from the oven! 61 P xx Nt W 1 tl Mrs. Janice Ollarvia and students chat with Susan Lieberman from Victory Gardens Theater. Kevin Crutcher leams technical point about theater from a profes- sional. Students assist with props. Cast members Adjora Stevens lBelIeJ, Rita Warford llvlamanl, and Rucha Brownlee CDamsellel listen as Robert Curry fLouieJ talks to Ronald Stevens lAbelJ. 62 SI'IO0T ME HILE I, HAPPY The Harlan Drama Club and its sponsor, Mrs. Jan- lice Ollarvia, presented the Victory Gardens Th eater in a performance of Shoot Me While I'm Happy , a play about the days of pain and humiliation experi- enced by Black entertain- ers in the world of Black vaudeville. Drama stu- dents were actively in- volved in the set-up of the performance. Afterwards workshops in various ar- eas of theater were held for the students. Hot only was the play a treat for the stu- dents, but also the stu- dents had an invaluable experience. An aspiring actress reads the handbill. T ME PPY faflf W t 4Belle and Maman sing and dance. Q' W' fNOTICE 5 i -5 Wmcmcasagiegnfxm' p 14 rrmmwlze vnu wunf mffofk p e 5 mamma ewcsrm mam '? 5HNlNU'WKTOWNTE PPE' X if mem afsrme, wwf aw, gl i, sms on mmsirz Defesma gg i ROOMS. in N I Smumr erase me ozessggz? i Q . zoomof wnnf PfQm614Eizs, ,l,.g,.y V. K i gy tif.. Dt , ,AL ,A ,, ik AKen Sampson - Percussionist AStudents read prop sign and wonder. AMaman takes the stage. W it AStudents receive hands-on train ing. f' X NX . KYN I XVN XM I ,-., .- .. U BUILDING THE FUTURE 'VN I M A ' f L P 'ix Q I I I 5 I I 1 A 1E fu k 2 A ER JUANITA ALEXANDER OLIVIA AMOS RICHARD ATTREAU BUSINESS EDUCATION P.E., DEPT. CIIAIRPERSON COACI'If SECURITY YVETTE BARCLAY JASSMINE BATCIIMAPI SHERRILYNN BIVENS MATHEMATICS CAREER SERVICE MATHEMATICS Vw LEO BOUGIITON J. QUINN BRISBEN DIANNE BROOKS SOCIAL STUDIES SOCIAL STUDIES CADRE 66 GLORIA BROOKTER REGISTRAR KATHERINE BROWN BRUCE CALA ENGLISH SOCIAL STUDIES WALTER CARTWRIGHT E ART : U FIN S M SIC K II ff ' 1,:,HiEwwHf Y ' W-L W ' A w w'-.,,' I VIOLA COOPER CAREER SERVICE OPAL CHILES COUNSELING MARIE CLARK FINE ARTS: ART DELORES COTTON ROY CROCKETT CAREER SERVICE SECURITY P JEANETTE DE SUZE CAREER SERVICE MARY DILLINGHAM COUNSELING DEPT. CHP ERS. W f WILLIAM DOJUTREK SOCIAL STUDIES WILLIE DRUMMOND BARBARA EDWARDS MARION EVERETT CAREER SERVICE COUNSELING MATHEMATICS rw' DANIEL FEGAN BARBARA FLYNN I'IAZEL FRANKLIN ENGLISH ENGLISH LIB. DEPT. CHAIRPERSON 68 OFF. JESSIE FRAZIER NICHOLAS GECAN SECURITY MATHEMATICS ROBERT GENT RY FOR. LANG. DEPT. CHPERS ARETHA GIPSON MARIE GLADNEY CAREER SERVICE CAREER SERVICE FRANCES GREEN CAREER SERVICE STANLEY GRIGGS MATTIE HANLEY MATHEMATICS BUSINESS EDUCATION I i ROBERTA HARRIS ENGLISH 69 7 if f -m..Q,,.L.W f INEZ HAYES LOIS HAYES REINHOLD HECK CUSTODIAN CAREER SERVICE FOREIGN LANGUAGE e AA f ADDIE JAMES MARILYN JARIS ROY JOHNSON SOCIAL STUDIES SCIENCE SECURITY V . if 'TIXXQ I 1 ' O if N 1 N 1 I '.. A r S If ' , s 2 I 7 '?1. V A I 'Q 1 3 , ZF, ' 1 . Miiii III' I IIX I I I ,ggjwg f1f1,i -AAA - I III f1E 'I ELBERT JONES ELSIE H. JONES LESTER JONES SCIENCE DEPT. CHAIRPERSON ENGLISH MATHEMATICS ' 70 A EW BESSIE JORDAN CAREER SERVICE THOMAS KASSANITZ BUSINESS EDUCATION Q I ffl MICHAEL KALOS SCIENCE . - ,W ,, 5. 2 U: ' 4 ' uf -I 1 : - f, V ,, I,,,,,I I f ,, ., I W ,Wg . , 7 ,ie:,xg152MW : w , n 1 f . ' ' if V. . 1 H f ' ,,... . 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MITCHELL D. MOORE J. MOORE M. MOORE W. MOORE 99 . I :- :Elves ...., ,. . .R as - .. .. .. - E A ' .g,,.. ' ...- 2 'I K' M, -. 1 We me:-Riiyfsfs M Aww- -- 'nf X. , K. NIXON L. NORWOOD ' v. Nunn ,:..,.2. .. B.ODNEAL 1 s. owENs -A J NYE., . .wf-N Aw I :R , w A ' . , 'f i IE I 9 K , -f.fX - ,f Rfk' A.. I I C. PARKER X A, R. PARKER I RR N. PORTER I t J' POWELL , .II M. PREWITT - Q ,,E ,,,, my 5 I 3 ' , . ,,,, r I A, EPE,EE - s. PRUDE . I. I'I.RAC1LON P R. REDDING A, L. RELF X ikqq V 1: R. RICHARDSON . :,, A I . A .Ls as f. I AfE EEAA . -E A.. A A A A'+Qf f , . ' I f'Ui...'. I .11 -. ..'- 1 23- a i: if E., 5 I I A . . ' R. RICHMOND L. ROBERSON ': A P. ROBINSON S. ROBINSON K. ROCHELLE 'V '1 III I Q1 ,,.' IQ .. g . E' . , I I . M H S. ROGERS N. ROSE L. RUSSELL A. SANCHEZ C. SANDERS 100 A ,. 'f X A I- . . 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N A S-,'1 - Q v-L. ,,.-,f 41.4. ,s,tf,:,.1,, SPORTS 105 ,gp al 'ii me W MMM Ha Ready To Steall Tag Him Outl Nice Catchl FALCON PRIDE IS HARD TO HIDE The number one factor needed to build a winning program is discipline. Without it, there is nothing. Before suiting up and going on the diamond, an athlete must be willing to be coached, to take constructive criticism, and to make some sacrifices on behalf of the team. Discipline cannot be sacrificed for athletic ability. Discipline plus self-control makes a team. A team member is also a member of another family. Everything that is done is done as one. Leaming to lose is equally as important as leaming to win. The two cannot be separated. The end result, regardless of team record, is shaping a group of young men into responsi- ble adults. A ,-.. -,gs Coach Rick Attreau MORGAN PARK Q HARLAN 1-IARLAN Q cARvr-:R HARPER Q HARLAN JULIAN Q HARLAH HARLAH Q CALUMET HARLAN Q smcori PENGER Q HARLAN HARLAN Q MORGAN PARK CARVER Q HARLAN HARLAN Q HARPER HARLAN Q JULIAH CALUMET Q HARLAN Simson Q HARLAN HARLAN Q FENGER '87 SCHEDULE 107 MW Q5 SME A ff- X -..-gi.. X 108 .1 E9 '1N,. N , '86-'87 Lady Falcons Row 1: Shanda Woods, Constance Chil- dress, Nicole Hawkins, Crystal Hardy, Jan- ice Watkins. Row 2: Manager Larry Patrick, Coach Geraldine Turrnan, Kim Tumian, Angela Robinson, Hafeesah Brown, Cas- sandra Crawford, Diane Love, Tiajuana Washington. Angela Robinson and Kim Turman go for rebounds, Nicole Hawkins at freethrow line Nafeesah Brown advances up court. m,,,.,M -1 , C V .i f V ' W . Q r,,,h ,, , ,,, ,,.t ,,, , , ,A ,,,,, Ey, WQU44 ,f ' 1 ., I 1. ', , M I . Y 4 Q -, --as ie, l 3 qw , xr' 1 L ,Wa N We 1- Q..-1 f IL- d A i Q wma Y r ,ji Wi f , K is 4 5 5 1 .Q .HM5 ' ...-. f , 'kv .. --,A.tW...-, Coach Turman plans strategy. The objective of the Harlan Lady Falcons Basketball team is to de- velop good leadership, good sportsmanship, self-discipline, self-awareness, and self-motiva- tion. The '86-'87 season was off to a great start, opening the season with three victories to become champions of the I'l.E.P. Touma- ment. The team won two out of three games in the Mayor's Tour- My .145 A V ,J my --- T 5 ,,tii T ioot -T cccw it Q V - , in A Q. 5 J, ' L X ,M z -N F -as Y Y Q3 - 5 ffisii Wigs, w il Jw-rs a 'gf' ,awww my 0 wg .. if ii I f. .. Q, tt- M ,, Ht - . ,Newt ,fy-ff 1, . li, i I L V '-:sas K Ly Llfifx EN? - i .rit f.fg ',ff . fi - . cf - wi .... -- X , ,-.:.,,,.:. ,,,,--,.1f.e-- K Q:- vi: -- f V f gg? :Q M 'ji mis' w K --ifi w. I 1 l ..t1 nament but lost to defending city champs, Marshall. The Lady Fal- cons tinished second in the Red South section and advanced to the semi-finals of the city playoffs with a record of 11-Z5 and an overall re- cord of 22-5. 4Selena Price goes for the gold. 4Hicole Hawkins is on her case vCan she get past Nicole? 109 E3 Ka V .X .RL , ww Selena Price and Kim Turman Angie Robinson Hafeesah Brown and Nicole Hawkins H, .L Qi Z. ,s. i F4 qi S 1' i 5 5 I P if G31-WW 110 UM cg Si si 'f M Selena Price Nicole Hawkins and Selena Price K Wei.. M '86-'87 Pom-pons: Front left to right: rina Steele, Chiquita Walker, La- hawn Cotton. Center: Dorchauni Pe- eete, Andrea Cook, Cynthia Camp- ell. Back: Michelle Williams, Ca- risha Smyles, Crystal Shaw, Lawanda eed. Chiquita Walker and Caprisha Smyles hearse steps.v a member of the Pom- squad can be a valued experience for any young lady. lt requires the ability to choreograph dance routines which are performed during athletic events. These rout- ines entertain and motivate the crowd. Good physical condition and coordination plus good grades are a must. Since routines are performed as a group, precision is essential. Personalities must be 'XA- Okay . It is absolutely nec- essary that everyone works together. ln its only competition of the year, the squad finished in fifth place. In previous years, the squad has never placed below third place. With this in mind, the squad is in the process of rebuiding, and the squad is looking forward to next year. Aiiicks, kicks, and more kicks Splits are a mustlv 111 Payton, eat your heart out! uxtmwsso f'.K E,-43'Tae. f'E K53j V' W The Toss Bustin' loose Coach Moffett and Ass't. Coach White survey game. Who says McMahon was the punky QB? The heat is on ,v'2'ivQ9' . ?1'2:' The Harlan football program was in a rebuilding year in '86. Many of the players were playing for the first time, and there were only four returning starting players from the previous season. The lack of expe- rience showed in most games. Al- though the scores did not reflect it, the team played hard. As the season moved on, the team played better, and the Falcons were able to win a game against Englewood. Next year shows the promise of more experienced players retum- ing. The Frosh-Soph team had a good season and will send its best players up to Varsity. This factor combined with leadership from the retuming players should result in a good season for '87-'88. A1987 Boys' Track Team at work The Harlan Track team is celebrating its twen- tieth anniversary since winning the State Track and Field Cham- pionship. Harlan was the last Chicago Public High School to accom- plish such a feat. This year's team is trying hard to follow this tra- dition. These young men have grown and continue to grow, see- ing their dreams and goals tum into reali- ties, watching the fu- Wami-ups are essential! Running against all oddsv MJ No Pain, Ho Ciainv ture unfold. Whatever the future holds, it is assured that these line young men will be a part of it. rl! Passing off is the key in the relay.v 'M-.w.,,.. 4Almost like floating on air Coach Richard demonstrates a winning style.A Coach Gerald Richard checks runner's form coming off the block.v . , xx 1 'ttf : ... A pep talk to create winnersA 115 Boys' Swim Team: Front left to right: Eric Young perfomms breaststroke. Willie Moss, Eric Young, Marcus Robin- son, Charles Stewart, Eric Brown. Row , , , , 2: Charles Russell, Milton Stewart, Marcus Robmson dwms ln' Randolph Wilmington. Angela Sims, scorekeeper Eric Young perfomls dive. ---' 116 X 0 E 0. Q ' Y -gf ,.,, ,.,, ,,l,,l,, ,-wffufwzamwa. -,,,, agua Milton Stewart prepares to dive. Charles Russell- backstroke Randolph Wilmington- butterfly For the first time in five years, Harlan has had a boys' swim team. Though small in number, the team has a lot of heart. Like any new program, the swim team will need time to organize and get students involved. With six young men retuming next year, and with the hope of more young men becoming involved with the team, the swim team anticipates fitting right into the great athletic program that Harlan offers its students. The boys' swim team, though in its infancy, plans to be around for years to come. Charles Stewart performs backstroke. 117 Willie Moss- butterfly .ag L sf Form, style, and grace Modem dance positions Perfecting positions Simplicity and grace 118 . . . having fun with the rhythms The Harlan Modem Dance class was reactivated in September, 1986, after ten years. The major objective of the class includes the leaming of the aesthetic value of the dance as it relates to rhythma- tic movement with musical accom- paniment. Because of inexperi- ence, programs have been limited this year, however, the modem dance has performed at a Black History assembly and is preparing for a combined dance and syn- chronized swim concert later in the school year. The class is in- structed and sponsored by Mrs. C. H. Davis. Steps and twirls . . . and more positions Dance . . . an expression of the soul 119 Bronco Buckingham Fans are there to support the Falcons. 120 Coach Leo Boughton spurs team on to another victory Blakemore shows others how to go for it. Jarrett at freethrow Blakemore goes for the hoop. Culverson for another two 2 'zt' f .. ,A-. Terrance Bonner advances upcourt. The 1986-87 basketball season re- volved around four basic objec- tives. These objectives were 1. to generate a positive mental atti- tude, 2. to instill a need fora legacy of service to the community, 15. to develop the need to keep life in proper perspective, and 4. to ad- vance past the first round of the city play-offs. Through hard work and team effort, the Falcons were able to reach these objectives. Not only did the team have the most successful season of the past four years, but also the team advance beyond the first round of the play- offs, losing a hard fought game to Simeon. The Harlan Falcons have proven that a goal-oriented team can meet with success. 121 122 Cahnnet Hanan Caner Hanan Fenger Hanan Hanan Hanan Bowen Hanan rhrsch Hanan Conw Robeson Harlan Tiffany Watkins 1986-87 Season at Harlan at Bowen at Harlan at rnrsch at Harlan at CorHss Robeson Cahnnet Hanan Caner Hanan Fenger Hanan Hanan PLAYOFF at Morgan Park Won Won Won Lost Won Won Won Won Won Won Lost Won Won Won L Angela Robinson, Nicole Hawkins, and Tiajuana Washington prepare to retum volley. Coach Tunnan gives the girls some good advice. Team takes a break in the action. The 1986-'87 season was a win- ning one for the volleyball team. Winning twelve games and loosing only three, one of which was a play-off game, the team finished second in the Blue South Section. Team members were: Tiajuana Washington Csetterh, Yolanda Ross isetter and hitterb, Angela Robinson fhitterl, Nafeesah Brown lhitteri, Nicole Hawkins lhitterl, Diane Love Chitterb, Roberta Haynes lhitterj, Katrina McClain Chitterj, Tiffany Watkins Qhitterb, and Charlotte Morris Qhitterl. MOTTO: A Winner Never Quits, And a Quitter Never Wins. 4Yolanda Ross serves. Tiajuana Washington goes for it. Tiajuana Washington and Angela Robinson at the net Diane Love sets it up. 1225 124 '86-'87 Girls' Swim Team: Ebonie Patterson, Shonda Maya Fowler - Breaststroke Wells, and Maya Fowler. , . ,X,. , Ebonie Patterson - Backstroke Shonda Wells - Freestyle fr- Q A 3, Ebonie Patterson - Freestyle iqagf, Shonda Wells - Freestyle Shonda Wells - Swan Dive The Girls' Swim Team was reorga- nized in September, 1986. The five girls who formed the nucleus of the group were Taza Davis, Maya Fowler, Ebonie Patterson, Rebec- ca Muhammad, and Shonda Wells. With so few members, the team was unable to win any meets, however, many of them won first or second place in some of the indi- vidual competitions in which they swam. The team is eagerly await- ing their spring season of synchro- nized swimming and their compet- itive season in the fall. Maya Fowler - Butterfly 125 '?s, 52-,, X f 1 xx , ,L J , - , ,, f V ' XX ' Q.,-Am-F, Wm n n X f ' f' f 1 ff, f X.,Xff ' V ,lx 1 , V P, , X gx I ,W 1 If - W1 X - --b fzff fi' ' , X 7747, 3 MN X , ..h i X .14 H 1' 157144 K Q X N, 1 , f' lp ! rx X4 ff X S XX I N , -W wif ,,L, H .F ,mn v f x N f CLUBS -7 126 hsha Bonaparte, Miriam Sutton, and 'lashauene Ball do routine! l ,rf Sandrell Tumer fires up the fans.v The five i'mighty Harlan cheer- leaders exemplify good physical conditioning and coordination and solid academic scholarship. lt is a small but good squad which has not yet realized its wealth of potential. While other squads had six or more girls, the Harlan cheer- leaders, with only four cheerlead- ers, finished fifth place in this year's only competition. After cheerleading camp this summer, the squad is looking forward to bigger and better things next year. -1 , Eg i, Cheerleaders rally our team to vic- tory.A Who could help but get school spirit?v 127 .A s Sggx S l SENIOR ADVISORY COUNCIL: K. G. BROWN and l'I. STRONG, SPONSORS Front lelt to right: P. Ferdinand, Ci. Modley, Y. Ross, K. Tolbert. C. Pommier, M. Carter, B. Gates, V. Williams, T. Phillips. Row 2: Ms K. Cl. Broum, O. Pumphrey, B. Muhammad, E. Nero, C. Edwards, K. McClain, Mrs. H. Strong. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: B. EDWARDS, SPONSOR 128 Front left to right: A. Purkett, N. Thompson. Row 2: S. Franklin, E. Frazier, M. Hamil- ton, Mrs. B. Edwards. Top: K. Scotti. PRINCIPAUS SCHOLARS - SENIORS AND JUNIORS: M. DILLINGHAM, SPONSOR Front lefc to right: S. Robinson, Ci. Hayes, S. Franklin, C. Pommier, D. Richard, L. Taylor, S. Tumer, T. Nelson, J. Hardy, T. Galloway N. Thompson. Row 2: R. Milliner, N. McC1hee, A. Cook, T. Daniels, D. Stephenson, L. Aguayo, M. Manning, N. Hayes, D. Blackman L. Williamson, T. Logan, Mrs. M. Dillingham. PRlNClPAL'S SCHOLARS - SOPHOMORES AND FRESHMEN: M. DILLINGHAM, SPONSOR Front left to right: C. Sanders, A. Culpepper, Y. Walker, Y. Deal, J. Farmer, K. El, M. Poole. Row 2: Mrs. M. Dillingham, K. McDonald C. Shaw, K. Childress, K. Williams, A. Parker, M. Richards, S. Lemon. 1 STUDENT COUNCIL - SENIORS AND JUNIORS: M. TATMAN, SPONSOR Front left to right: S. Simpson, V. Williams, L. Herbert, G. Modley, K. Bradley, Y. Ross, L. Hodges, K. Scotti, D. Richard, Ms. M. Tatman Row 2: R. Kerby, L. Wise, R. Brandon, P. Ferdinand, K. Tolbert, B. Key, C. Long, S. Franklin, Y. Sutherland, S. Robinson, Row 15: L Reed, R. Milliner, N. McGhee, V. Love, D. Pearson, E. Foulks, A. Purkett, J. Hardy, M. Moore, T. Daniels, S. McElwee. Row 4, C. Davis J. Williams, R. Stanton, T. Logan, J. Spencer, K. Crutcher, M. Hamilton, D. Blackman, B. Muhammad, E. Hero. STUDENT COUNCIL - SOPHOMORES AND FRESHMEN: M. TATMAN, SPONSOR Front left to right: M. Kimbrough, A. Sanchez, L. Harry, C. Davis, E. Broum, Z. Ciuyon, A. Askew, C. Ortiz, C. Young, T. Davis, M. Ellis S. Owens. Row 2, T. Brown, Y. Modley, T. Jones, L. Relf, K. Williams, A. Ellis, L. Cox, A. Taylor, R. Burton, E. Jones. Row 5: Ms. Tatman C. Crawford, K. McDonald, A. Johnson, V. Johnson, M. Walden, V. Wesson, H. Stover, R. Dillard, B. Hunt, D. Wysinger. ADVANCED CHORUS: B. PIERCE, SPONSOR Front left to right: S. Hall, M. Sutton, L. Spears, L. Greene, S. Fleming, V. Whitley, T. Davis, S. Lee, A. Cook, C. Nelson. Row 2: S. Cunning ham, S. Allen, Y. Modley, W. Wilson, C. Smith, T. Johnson, R. Stanton, L. Waldrip, A. Robinson. Row 5: A. Brown, T. Booker, J. Spencer D. Appleright, D. Wysinger, K. Bell, P. Taylor, Cl. Spencer, Mrs. B. Pierce. BEGINNING CHORUS: B. PIERCE, SPONSOR Front left to right: D. Waldon, C. Ortiz, L. Hill, D. Delph, P. Johnson, L. Norwood, N. Rhodes, T. Knox, L. White, L. Thomas. Row 2: B. Washington, J. Towns, T. Watson, C. Young, A. Taylor, L. Blackbum, J. Magee, M. Mclntyre, 5. Owens, T. Hill, V. Nunn. Row 5: O. Townsend, A. Moore, D. Pickney, C. Carter, T. Steele, F. Crawford, C. Ankul, M. Robinson, Mrs. B. Pierce. DRAMA CLUB: J. OLLARVIA, SPONSOR Front left to right: L. Taylor, K. Bradley, B. Gates, J. Harris, S. Hall, C. Scott, Y. Walker, Y. Peal, L. Greene, G. Modley, P. Ferdinand, J. Hardy, A. Gibson. Row 2: C. Pommier, L. Davis, L. Spears, B. Key, S. Franklin, M. Horton, C. Campbell, S. Stubbs, K. Tolbert, S. Wells, P. Webb, D. Shelton, M. Stewart. Row 5: R. Milliner, T. Johnson, J. Buchann, T. Daniels, M. Poole, T. Meeks, L. Relf, T. Phillips, E. Han'is, S. Foley, D. Blackman, O. Pumphrey, E. Nero, Ms. J. Ollarvia. MU ALPHA MATH CLUB: M. L. EVERETT, SPONSOR Front left to right: W. Moore, V. Hatfield, D. Bailey, N. Meeks, Y. Walker, T. Dent, Row 2: R. Coleman, T. Davis, M. Coleman, S. Butler D. Alexander, V. Williams. Row 5: T. Meeks, R. Muhammad, K. Vaughn, B. Mallett, A. Purkett, D. Gardner, Mr. M. L. Everett. 1 4 'f -5 O.E.A.: F. BROWN, SPONSOR Front left to right: P. Pointer, K. Bradley, L. Ross, G. Modley, B. Key, M. Winston, D. Avery, M. Hartwell, A. Brovm. Row 2: N. Stokes N. Frison, R. Hughes, C. Nelson, A. Murray, V. Hatcher, L. Hogan, S. Adams, C. Heath, M. Davis, Mrs. F. Brown. A ,,,. ll Q YEARBOOK STAFF: MRS. B. FLYNN, SPONSOR Front left to right: S. Simpson, K. Tolbert, P. Ferdinand, O. Pumphrey, T. Phillips, Mrs. B. Flynn. Row 2: N. Thompson, G. Modley, A. Mun'y, V. Williams, S. Franklin. DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION: J. YATES, SPONSOR Front left to right: E. Nero, P. Fortineaux, C. Marks, R. Smith, D. Branch, Row 2: Mr. J. Yates, D. Smith, J. Redmond, S. Simpson A. McCrary, A. Brown, G. Hawkins, Row 5: D. Home, O. Cawley, J. Perry, K. Tolbert, V. Carvin, E. Cannon. Row 4: E. Washington P. Ferdinand, M. Broadway. FHAIHERO: H. STABLER, SPONSOR Front left to right: C. Tate, T. Yates, L. Pet- ers, T. I-lan'ison, Row 2: C. White, L. Marks, A. McDowell. SUPPLY STORE AIDES: P. PIERCE, SPONSOR Front left to right: N. Tate, C. Sim- mons, A. Purkett, N. Sledge, Ms. P. Pierce. 154 . PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB: D. MAYS, SPONSOR Front left to right: Mrs. D. Mays, K. Nix- on, N. Tate, E. Washington. CHESS CLUB: FINBERG, SPON- SOR Front left to right: W. Moss, M. Robinson, E. Young. Row 2: C. Prude, M. Meeks, J. McClinton. HOSTS AND HOSTESSES: M. DIXON, SPONSOR Front left to right: Y. Ross, S. Scott, A. Kennard, B, Key, C. Shaw, D. Peteet, Mrs. M. Dixon. Row 2: M. Ellis, M. Walden, M. Poole, M Mclntyre, L. Welch, J. Hill, A. Parker. VERDICT STAFF: J. SPIGHT, SPONSOR Front left to right: V. Love, T. Galloway, M. Carter, K. Jones, E. Ford, G. Hayes, M. Ellis, Mrs. J. Spight. Row 2: R. Stanton, M. Jacques L. Moon, Y. Blanton, A. Purkett, E. Nelson, M. Hamilton. swam... ART STUDIO: MS. A. SCHUG, SPONSOR Front left to right: J. Butler, R. Hudson, D. Hamilton, A. Washington, K. Anderson, D. Stephenson, Ms. A. Schug. Row 2: E. Cox, H. Triplett, M. Richards, B. Mallett, T. Huckabee, A. Bames, D. Kelly. ag: V. I 3 . '.. Y' I A , OFFICE El ID STAFF: R. E. THOMPSON, SPONSOR Front left to right: R. McKinney, T. Davis, W. Gray, E. Thomas, D. Carter, J. Spencer, R. Stanton, M. Stewart. Row 2: A. Sims, G. Duma B. Muhammad, R. E. Thompson, E. Nelson, L. Aguayo, E. Nero, D, Raines. COUNSELING OFFICE AIDES: M. DILLINGHAM AND B. EDWARDS, SPONSORS S Front left to right: M. Winston, T. Irwin, M. Formel, C. Pommier, K. Williams, A. Cook. Row 2: Mrs. M. Dillingham, S. Franklin, T. Daniels, L. Moon, C. Walker, M. Fowler, A. Gibson, Mrs. B. Edwards. LUNCHROOM AIDES: R. ATTREAU, SPONSOR Front leit to light: S. Sowells, C. Tate, T. Davis, C. Tate, R. McKinney, C. Jones, M. Malone, F. Henderson, R. Smith. Row 2: M Stewart A. Comer, J. Spencer, W. Dawson, T. Henderson, E. Hero, R. Tolbert, K. Hampton, M. Taylor, Mr. R. Attreau. ........ 5 , E, h 158 AUDIO-VISUAL STAFF: L. O. JONES SPONSOR Front left to right: J. Mcnabb, C. Willis, F Henderson, D. Carter, M. Taylor Row 2: D. Love, G. Harrod, L Roundtree, M. Linsey, R. Edinburg, R. Bell M. Pumphrey. 1 LIBRARY AIDES: N. POINSETT, SPONSOR Front left to right: K. El, J. Hill, J. Newson, T. Lyons, C. Phillips, Ms. H. Poinsett. ATTENDANCE OFFICE AIDES: S WHITE, SPONSOR Front left to right lkneelingiz S Lee, C. Morris. Standing: Ms. S White, P. Pointer, K. Williams, T Jones, S. Currie, C. Jones, D. Ow- CDS. MAIN OFFICE AIDES: L. MOORE AND D FISHER, SPONSORS Front left to right: Mrs. D. Fisher, B. Key, B Gates, T. Buchanan, Mrs. L. Moore. Row 2: S Shields, T. Lyons, K. Crutcher, S. Campbell 153 W Wa-fgrwfw V' I Wwiiffi Wi f.fMif'-f - ' . - -Us . if WF' f . . g., J , ,, ,, .. as .1 , ' 5 1 if R .I i ,f HALL MONITORS: R. ATTREAU, SPONSOR Front left to right: S. Lee, S. Cunie, T. Phillips, L. Lewis, V. Hurst, C. Beny, C. Mon'is, C. Jones. Row 2: M. Oneal, W. Russell, M Meeks A. Parker, L. Moon, T. Huckabee. Row 5: J. McClinton, P. Taylor, R. Buie, R. McKinney, K. McDonald, H. Anderson, Mr. R. Attreau va-its RE eases.. POM-PONS: O. AMOS. SPONSOR Front left to right: T. Steele, C. Walker, L. Cotton. Row 2: D. Peteet, A. Cook, C. Campbell, Row 15: M. Williams, C. Smyles, C. Shaw, L Reed. BOYS' TRACK: G. RICHARD, COACH Front left to right: Mr. G. Richard, R. Edin- burg, E. Cox, R. l-lill, P, Charleston. Row 2: R. Simmons, A. Tinsley, B. Burton, J. Flow- ers, C. Lones. GIRLS' BOWLING: S. BIVENS, COACH Front left to right: Mrs. S. Bivens, T. Newton, R. Haney, V. Hines. Row 2: D. Richard, A. Sims, S. Allen. 140 1 ...Q Numer- - 3 CWT: L. BOUGHTON AND E. l'l. JONES Front left to right: Mrs. E. H. Jones, K. Jenkins, K. Vemer, L. Ervin, G. Harris, E. Kendall, R. Oleabod, L. Patrick, Mr. L. Boughton. Row 2: D. Eloby, P. Garrett, N. Wyser, S. Prater, D. Blanch, T. Ware, H. Frazier, J. Bamey, T. Little. J. Malcome, G. Perry, J. Smith, L. Reed, E. Brown, S. Florence, K. Shabazz, A. McCauley. N nk X Q BASEBALL: R. ATTREAU, COACH Kneeling: K. Peters, M. Malone, G. Evans, A. Bromm, T. Walker, W. White. Standing: A. Bromm, R. Dotson, M. Deramus, D. Fox, F. Franks, R. McMiller, M. Robinson, D. Tate, Mr. R. Attreau. MODERN DANCE: C. DAVIS, SPONSOR lSplit positionl Front left to right: C. Pommier, S. Harper. Row 1: C. Smyles, E. Sadat, L. Crenshaw, S. Simpson, T. Amold. Row 2: A. Adams, L. Pen'y, M. Reid, D. Harris, Y. Modley. Row 5: C. Sinclair, L. Lewis, L. Rogers, T. Lyons, S. Currie, S. Hughes, A. Johnson MODERN DANCE: C. DAVIS, SPONSOR lSplit positionl Front left to right: V. Love, S. Scott. Row 1: D. Dunwoody, C. Taylor, L. Welch, S. Ellis, D. Peteet. Row 2: E. Harris, Z. Cruyon, C. Shaw, G. Sampson, W. Stokes, R. Vaughan. Row 5: M. Poole, R. Kerby, V. Johnson. VARSITY FOOTBALL: S. MOFFETT, COACH AND R. MARZETT, ASS'T. Front left to right: A. Blackbum, L. Patrick, G. Dumas, J. Flowers, A. Williams, C. Bailey, D. McReynolds, C. Davis. Row 2: C. Allen K. Bell, A. Tinsley, D. Hatcher, E. Ray, R. C. Lewis, B. Burton. Row 5: Mr. S. Molfett, E. Jackson, D. Raines, M. Jones, Mr. R. Marzett FROSH-SOPI1 FOOTBALL: M. WHITE, COACH AND R. MARZETT, ASS'T. Front left to right: Manager, A. Sims, M. Walker, I. V. Clemons, F. Henderson, S. Fleming, A. Wallace, S. Lee. Row 2: R. Richmond, S. Cooke, D. Tate, K. Cireen, J. Brown, S. Foley, Mr. M. White. Row 5: Mr. R. Marzett, O. Lewis, T. Watson, M. Davis, E. Loggins, A. McDow- ell, M. Jackson. Row 4: M. McCall, T. Mitchell, C. Parker, C. Williams, A. Chess, A. Bracey. 1 GYM LEADERS: J. DAVIS, SPONSOR Front left to right: lStandingJ Ms. J. Davis, lkneelingj C. Ben'y, A. Sims, E. Thomas, T. Galloway, Y. Baker, R. Mclvliller. Standing J Peny, S. Adams, T. Phillips, C. Amankwa, E. Woodfork, J. Redmond, B. Crates, 144 GIRLS' CROSS-COUNTRY: G. RICHARD, COACH Front left to right: Mr. G. Richard, S. Holder, C. Childress, T. Lewis. Row 2: O. Johnson, A. Kennard, M. l'lor- ton. L. Stampley, C. Edwards, T. Henderson. BOYS' SWIM TEAM: R. ATTREAU, COACH Front left to iight: C. Russell, M. Stewart, D Branch, R. Wilmington, E. Broum, Row 2: C Stewart, C. Wells, D. Breland, W. Moss, Mr. R. Attfea Ll . J 5 it l 'R 1 R, if 'Q 1 CHEERLEADERS: O. AMOS, SPONSOR Front left to right: M. Sutton, S. Tumer. Row 2: A. Bonaparte, C. Jones. Top: N. Ball. GIRLS' SWIM TEAM: J. DAVIS, COACH Left to right: M. Fowler, S. Wells, T. Davis, R. Muhammad. FROSH-SOPH CROSS-COUNTRY: G. RICH ARD, COACH Front left to right: Mr. G. Richard, R. Ellis J. Lewis. Row 2: G. Lones, R. Hill, C. Carter 1 VARSITY BASKETBALL: L. BOUGHTON, COACH Front leli to right: ikneelingla Manager B. Taylor, M. Jarret, R. Lipscomb, R. Thomas, B. Buckingham, M. Snipes, D. Harris. Standing: P. Hill, T. Bonner, D. Henderson, A. Culverson, B. Walker, C. Daugherty, S. Florence, R. Blakemore, Mr. L. Boughton. FROSH-SOPH BASKETBALL: L. BOUGHTON, COACH Front left to right: Mr. L. Boughton. T. Tumer, G. Aguayo, M. Flowers, L. Washington. Row 2: M. Robinson, R. Dotson, T. Walker, W. Craig T. Jones. Row 15: R. Tumer, D. Kelly, D. Tate, C. Thomas, R. Whitehead. GIRLS' SOFTBALL: S. BIVENS, COACH Front left to right: Mrs. S. Bivens, T. Newton, V. Hines, T. Richards. Row 2: Y. Shields, R. Haney, A. Sims, S, Allen, D. Gutridge. VARSITY CROSS-COUNTRY: RICHARD, COACH Left to right: Mr. Ci. Richard, R. Edinburg, E. Cox, P. Charleston. -J ml 1.72 W' mlm itll 2 may 4 . V, WM' VOLLEYBALL: G. TURMAN, COACH Front leli to right: D. Love, N. Hawkins, Y. Ross, T. Watkins, T. Washington, L. Moon, manager. Row 2: Mrs. G. Turman, A. Robinson N. Brown, R. Haynes, K. Turman, ADAMS, SONIA SIGN: TAURUS FAVORITE SUBJECT: ENGLISH CAREER: SPEECH THERAPIST CLUBS: GYM LEADER, CHORUS AGUAYO, LUPE SIGN: ARIES FAVORITE SUBJECT: BIOLOGY CAREER: CORPORATE EXECUTIVE CLUBS: YEARBOOK STAFF, STUDENT COUNCIL, PRINCIPAL'S SCHOL- ARS, OFFICE HE AIDE ALICIDE, SANDRA SIGN: ARIES FAVORITE SUBJECT: ART CAREER: MEDICAL ARTIST ANDERSON, KEVIN FAVORITE SUBJECT: FOOD SERVICE CAREER: WRITERfDIRECTOR BAGGETT, LUNYA SIGN: GEMINI FAVORITE SUBJECT: SHORTHAND CAREER: COURT REPORTER CLUBS: YEARBOOK STAFF BAILEY, CORTEZ SIGN: SAGITTARIUS FAVORITE SUBJECT: DRAMAf S P E E C H CAREER: LAWYER CLUBS: FOOTBALL TEAM, BASEBALL TEAM, PEP SQUAD BARNEY, JULIAN SIGN: GEMINI FAVORITE SUBJECT: ENGLISH CAREER: INDEPENDENT BUSINESS- MAN BERRY, CHARLES SIGN: SAGITTARIUS FAVORITE SUBJECT: SCIENCE CAREER: MILLIONAIRE CLUBS: GYM LEADER, LUNCHROOM AIDE, HALL GUARD, FOOTBALL TEAM BIBBS, CYNTHIA SIGN: CANCER FAVORITE SUBJECT: AFRO-AMERI- CAN HISTORY CAREER: PSYCHOLOGIST CLUBS: BASKETBALL, SOFTBALL, TRACK, DRAMA CLUB, EXPLOR- ERS, STUDENT COUNCIL, CHEER- LEADER MANAGER BLACK, DOLLIE SIGN: LEO FAVORITE SUBJECT: SCIENCE CAREER: NURSE CLUBS: OEA BLACKBURN, ANTON SIGN: TAURUS FAVORITE SUBJECT: COMPUTER CAREER: COMPUTER TECHNI- CIAN CLUBS: P.H.E., MATH CLUB, FOOT- BALL, LIBRARY AIDE BLACKMORE, RENALDO SIGN: LEO FAVORITE SUBJECT: BOOKKEEPING CAREER: PROFESSIONAL DISC JOCK- EY CLUBS: BASKETBALL TEAM, BASE- BALL TEAM, CHESS CLUB, LUN- CHROOM AIDE, I.D. STAFF BLANCH, DEVONA SIGN: LIBRA FAVORITE SUBJECT: ENGLISH CAREER: LAWYER BONNER, TERRENCE SIGN: TAURUS FAVORITE SUBJECT: HISTORY CAREER: ACCOUNTANT CLUBS: BASKETBALL, FOOT- BALL, BASEBALL BRADLEY, KARON SIGN: SCORPIO FAVORITE SUBJECT: ENGLISH CAREER: COURT ADMINISTRATOR CLUBS: THEATRICAL SOCIETY, STUDENT COUNCIL, AD- VANCED MIXED CHORUS, ALL- CITY CHORUS, O.E.A. BRANCH, DERRICK SIGN: PISCES FAVORITE SUBJECT: DRAFTING CAREER: ENGINEER CLUBS: PRINCIPAL'S SCHOLARS, STUDENT COUNCIL, APPLIED ECONOMICS CLUB, FOOT- BALL TEAM BRAY, SONDRA SIGN: LEO FAVORITE SUBJECT: ENGLISH CAREER: SURGICAL NURSE CLUBS: PRINCIPAL'S SCHOLARS, TRACK BROWN, ANTONIO SIGN: LEO FAVORITE SUBJECT: HISTORY CAREER: ENGINEER CLUBS: FOOTBALL, BASEBALL, TRACK, PRINCIPAL'S SCHOLARS BUCHANAN, TERRI SIGN: GEMINI FAVORITE SUBJECT: ACCOUNTING CAREER: ACCOUNTANT CLUBS: OFFICE AIDE, PROGRAM OF- FICE AIDE, CAP SC GOWN COMMIT- TEE, D.E. 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JETS CRUTCHER, KEVIN SIGN: SAGITTARIUS FAVORITE SUBJECT: DRAMAf SPEECH CAREER: LAW ENFORCEMENT CLUBS: STUDENT COUNCIL, DRAMA CLUB, OFFICE UA AIDE, STU- DENT REVIEW BOARD CULVERSON, ARTIS SIGN: GEMINI FAVORITE SUBJECT: DRAFTING CAREER: ENGINEER CLUBS: FOOTBALL, BASEBALL, BAS- KETBALL DAVIES, KIMIKO SIGN: LEO FAVORITE SUBJECT: BAND CAREER: MEDICAL DOCTOR CLUBS: PEP SQUAD DAVIS, ANTHONY SIGN: LEO FAVORITE SUBJECT: SOCIOLOGY CAREER: STORE MANAGER DAVIS, DWAYNE SIGN: TAURUS FAVORITE SUBJECT: HISTORY CAREER: CARPENTER CLUBS: FOOTBALL DAVIS, MARK SIGN: LIBRA FAVORITE SUBJECT: DRAFTING CAREER: ARCHITECT CLUBS: MIXED CHORUS, LIBRARY AIDE DAVIS, MICHAEL SIGN: LIBRA FAVORITE SUBJECT: SOCIOLOGY CAREER: ACCOUNTANT DAWSON, TYREE SIGN: GEMINI FAVORITE SUBJECT: ART CAREER: PILOT ' CLUBS: BASKETBALL DRAKES, DEBRA SIGN: CAPRICORN FAVORITE SUBJECT: MATH CAREER: ACCOUNTANT DUMAS, GREGORY SIGN: CAPRICORN FAVORITE SUBJECT: HISTORY CAREER: FOOTBALL PLAYER CLUBS: D.E.C.A., FOOTBALL EDWARDS, CONSTANCE SIGN: VIRGO FAVORITE SUBJECT: ACCOUNTING CAREER: ACCOUNTANT CLUBS: SENIOR ADVISORY COMMIT- TEE, BAND ELDRIDGE, DAVID SIGN: SAGITTARIUS FAVORITE SUBJECT: DRAFTING CAREER: ENGINEER CLUBS: BASKETBALL TEAM, MATH CLUB FAISON, RONALD SIGN: LEO FAVORITE SUBJECT: ART CLUBS: FOOTBALL, TRACK FARMBY, BRUCE SIGN: PISCES FAVORITE SUBJECT: ENGLISH CAREER: ARCHITECT ENGINEER FERDINAND, PATRICIA SIGN: LIBRA FAVORITE SUBJECT: ENGLISH CAREER: PRE-MED CLUBS: YEARBOOK STAFF, D.E.C.A., STUDENT COUNCIL, FLAG TEAM, PRINCIPAL'S SCHOLARS, DRAMA CLUB FLOWERS, JERRY SIGN: AQUARIUS FAVORITE SUBJECT: ACCOUNTING CAREER: BUSINESS ADMINISTRATOR CLUBS: FOOTBALL, BASEBALL, TRACK, LUNCHROOM AIDE, MATH CLUB FORTINEAUX, PEDRO SIGN: TAURUS FAVORITE SUBJECT: APPLIED ECO- NOMICS CAREER: BUSINESS ADMINISTRATOR CLUBS: JETS FOULKS, EWING SIGN: CANCER FAVORITE SUBJECT: MATH CAREER: ARCHITECTURAL ENGINEER CLUBS: MATH CLUB, STUDENT COUN- CIL, ll--H, SENIOR COMMITTEE, BAND FRANKLIN, SHERL SIGN: VIRGO FAVORITE SUBJECT: ACCOUNTING CAREER: ACCOUNTANT CLUBS: PRINCIPAL'S SCHOLARS, JETS, NATIONAL HONOR SOCI- ETY, DRAMA CLUB, PROM COM- MITTEE, YEARBOOK STAFF, STUDENT COUNCIL, COUNSE- LOR'S AIDE, SENIOR ADVISORY COMMITTEE, PEER TUTOR PRO- GRAM, CAP SC GOWN COMMITTEE ERAZIER, EVETTE SIGN: LEO FAVORITE SUBJECT: ACCOUNTING CAREER: C.P.A. 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