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EHS Takes Negros For First Time
An announcement in "The Progress-Index" on the Episcopal High School decision on accepting two negro boys for their 1968-69 school year and the reasoning behind it.
"From The Proceedings" EHS News, Fall 1965
The article reports a reaffirmation by the Board of Trustees concerning the school mission statement and admissions policy.
Board of Trustees Minutes December 1968
Report on first African American students, during the Board of Trustees meeting in December of 1968.
Day in the Field
Daemon piece describing events of work in fields with black and white individuals.
Memo to the Board Announcing Acceptance March 1968
Board of Trustees Memo about the admission of two African American students in 1968.
Reynolds Tobacco Heiress Funds $1 Million Program to Desegregate Exclusive Dixie College Prep Schools.
An article detailing the philanthropy of Mrs. Anne Forsyth and her work to integrate the college prep schools of the south.
Day in the Field
Daemon piece describing events of work in fields with black and white individuals.
Day in the Field
Daemon piece describing events of work in fields with black and white individuals.
Jim
An Episcopal High School student describes an African American called Jim, who has been a servant to his family since the day he was born; the student reflects upon his relationship with Jim, how that relationship deteriorated as he attended…
1968 letter to parents announcing integration at EHS
Headmaster Hoxton writes letter to the parents and students announcing the integration of EHS.