Grey Eagle 1970

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A copy of an East High School yearbook, titled “Grey Eagle," from 1970. The front cover is red with a vertical silver band running down the right edge. It has a band of eleven (11) raised, stylized, outlines of male and female human figures across the center of the front cover. The figures are silver, red, or both silver and red. The silver text on the bottom left reads [GREY EAGLE] and red text on the bottom right reads [‘70]. The back cover is red and blank. The book spine has raised, silver, block text that reads [GREY EAGLE 1970]. The interior pages of the book are off-white and contain black-and-white photographs and black text that detail life at East High School. There are several handwritten inscriptions on the front and back silver end papers, the interior pages, and on some of the front and back pages.

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