Harlan High School - Falcon Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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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.

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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

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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