Harlan High School - Falcon Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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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

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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

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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