Harlan High School - Falcon Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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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

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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

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