The Eagle 1963
- Title
- The Eagle 1963
- Description
- Yearbook published by the senior class at Savannah High School Grifton, N.C. Savannah became a union school for black students in 1952 and served students in grades one through 12. Grades 8-12 have individual photographs for each student, 7 and below have class pictures. Front fly-leaf autographed "J.A. Jones," the assistant principal at Savannah High School.
- Date
- 1963
- Original Format
- school yearbooks
- Extent
- 20cm x 27.5cm
- Local Identifier
- LD7501.G75 E2 1963
- Subject(s)
- School yearbooks--North Carolina--Grifton
- Savannah High School (Grifton, N.C.)--Students--Periodicals
- African American students--North Carolina--Grifton--Periodicals
- Spatial
- Location of Original
- Joyner NC Rare
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