School Integration
Subject
Subject Source: Library of Congress Subject Headings
Found in 5 Collections and/or Records:
Clinton High School, Photographs of School Integration, 1956-1957. (UPI or AP photographs)
Collection
Identifier: SPC 2015.015
Scope and Contents
Clinton High School, Photographs of School Integration, 1956-1957.
Dates:
1956-1957
James A. Newman Collection (Gift Jacqueline A. Newman).
Collection
Identifier: MSC 0411
Scope and Contents
Details James A. Newman’s career as an educator, especially as Supt. of Anderson County Schools, principal of Fulton High School, and as Supt. of Knoxville City Schools. Newman was superintendent of the Anderson County Schools during the Clinton High School integration and bombing, 1956-1958.
Dates:
1958-1976
Mildred Truan interview
Item
Scope and Contents
Interview with Mildred Truan by McClung Collection Director Steve Cotham.
Truan discusses her Swiss immigrant family's dairy farm in New Market in the 1800s, her family history, the Gouffon-Tryan cheese house on Tazewell Pike (now at the Museum of East Tennessee History), life on the farm and farming activities, teaching at the Ritta Elementary School and the school's integration.
Dates:
2003-2008
W.E. Nash Collection
Collection
Identifier: TAMIS-MIC 2020.007
Content Description
T-120VF Sony VHS videotape with various lectures given by William E. Nash to Sally Ealy's elementary school class in McMinn County, as well as two television appearances featuring Nash taped from the television. Description on container:Black History, Athens, Tennessee
Professor W.E. Nash
J.L. Cook High School
Taped at Englewood School, Sally Ealy's History Classes1) 00-48 February 1986, Prof. Nash's Early Life 1887-19212) 49:39-1:55 March...
Dates:
1986-1988
