Nelson County High School - Governor Yearbook (Lovingston, VA)

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This Page: Upper Center—The front bulletin board displayed the week’s theme: The Black Man up through History.” Lower Left—Claude poses in his modern dress copied from African styles. Lower Right—Margaret was one of many who modeled caftans during the week. Opposite Page: Upper Left—Marita entertained during an assembly with “Let There Be Peace on Earth.” Upper Right—African masks decorated the art depart¬ ment’s bulletin board. Upper Center—Phyllis performed an African dance for an assembly. Lower Left—African styles are evident in these shirts. Lower Right —the chorus sang various songs by Black composers. 20

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Opposite Page: Upper Left—Bulletin boards informed the student Ixxlv of African culture. Upper Right-Mrs. Truesdale was responsible for or¬ ganizing Black History Week activities. Lower Right—Gale models a style of African dress. This Page: Upper Left—Theodora addresses her au¬ dience on Black contributions to literature. Upper Right —Perry wears an up-dated version of a traditional African costume. Lower Center—The transition of Black culture is illustrated by a song. 19

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