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"School Accepts First Negroes" from The News Leader (13 Mar 1968)
This article from Staunton, VA's The News Leader reports on the inception of integration of Episcopal High School in Alexandria, VA for the 1968-69 session.
"Red Cross Meeting at Episcopal High School"
The third Red Cross drive meeting was held at Episcopal to draw the awareness of Episcopal and Seminary students
"Preparedness"
A writing contest prize composition on preparing for war and the preparedness movement
"Philips Brooks and the Virginia Seminary"
An article published by the V.T.S. on the legacy of the late Philips Brooks, who was a graduate of the V.T.S. and famous abolitionist preacher during the Civil War. The article addressed the critiques and discontents of Brooks towards the Seminary…
"Patriotism" Daemon 1968
A satirical recreation of the Declaration of Independence. It means to highlight the behind the scenes objects, ideas, and realities that every American pledges their allegiance to.
"Patriotism" Daemon 1968
A satirical recreation of the Declaration of Independence. It means to highlight the behind the scenes objects, ideas, and realities that every American pledges their allegiance to.
"Passion Play"
According to Southern Churchman, Blackford gave a lecture on "Passion Play" at St. Paul's church, Alexandria.
"Origin of the Brazil Mission"
An article written by L. M. Blackford on the history of Episcopalian missionary in Brazil.
"Only in America"
This is a poem in the Daemon from 1969. It is about arbitrary things that occur in America.