United States v. Caldwell Brief Amius Curiae
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January 1, 1971

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Case Files, Alexander v. Holmes Hardbacks. Report on Bolivar County School District, 1972. 3e55c4b1-cf67-f011-bec2-6045bdd81421. LDF Archives, Thurgood Marshall Institute. https://ldfrecollection.org/archives/archives-search/archives-item/02e9446b-c93d-4468-ba05-fc55145d24fd/report-on-bolivar-county-school-district. Accessed August 19, 2025.
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Cox & MOORE ATTORNEYS AT LAW 116 SOUTH COURT STREET CLEVELAND, MISSISSIPPI 38732 , TELEPHONE (a) 1. The name, race and 1 staff of each atte NAME Ralph U, Mil Laura J. Moody Louise J. Wa Mary L. LC. . Page Fvelyn S. Byrd Theresa R. Wil i Gloria B. Turne o Benjamin H. Davis Barbara F. Ross George W. Harrison Robert Crawford Dennis M. Steen June Tatum Glinda S. Townes Jessie F. Williams James KE. Rodges Marie H. Boswell Ina L.10. Thornton Raymond R. Montgomery Tommy Gunns BE. 4. Thornton Nell A. Sandroni Shirley A. Washington ing station of Fal center of the s White White Blaecl Blaclk Black Whi o S H R ) + r He 00 Q c u c h i c a t o k 2 ® H D Q L d m = to 5 np Je c r e c k 6) Q) ee ©) or t F r y | Whnl a White White ma 1 Black White White McEVANS SCHOOL Fred J. Altheimer Walter S. Jenkins Clifton J. :Courtney Willie R. Hughes Carolyn BE. . Childress Rachel B. Watson Herman L. Smith Rueben E. Watson Charlotte P. Hobbs Carol W. Parker Miriam C. Chesney Martha M. Ferretti eulah F, Gi Virginia T. Charles L. Glenda I. Mi Estella S. Minnie Pearl Bel Thomas P., Williams Sandra F. Avritt n larva Ann Walker | [V Black Black Black White White Black on Wo £ each member of digirict P 4 li Supervisi Building Administr % I (v1 ay o Guidance O r d r d i o m I J - n NCTTTON OSITION eading I sy I ~ ii the : X05! NE er rr 1 6 rc tive a r., io faculty and and ipal / y A S gil L fom i on and Coach Coach and Coach Z- Principal fe and Soc. otudies Margaret S. Brown Lona Kearney Grace L. Smith Willie 2, Smith Shirley A. Jasper Allie Be. Bell Noi ey \ / aty G. Myers J rladys M. Christopher Earlene Jackson Carrie L. Sturdevant Bobbie J. Mildred | Hilda R. HUI ds ro ry ns A a dA 2A sro Ao wn ot { 20 Grade 8 2 10 11 12 TOTAL 1 2 i kL 5 6 7 TOTAL (6).1; 2. The number of children, by race, in attendance in each attendance center of the district, by grades (as of 10/1/72): SHAW HIGH SCHOOL White Black opanish Surnamed Oriental 32 83 23 88 1s 75 20 40 16 26 110 312 McEVANS SCHOOL 13 124, 17 133 lL 117 1 16 11 1 2 145 16 118 Li 29 107 3 142 358 3 4 There have been no interschool transfers granted on account of crowded school situation or to aid a physically handicapped child. There have been no interschool transfers granted in orde to promote desegregation. i cf 3 ro pod P Actually, an interschool transfer constitu a impossibility, since the grades on one campus are not duplicated on the other, €S Cc Tay gh BE EAR % LS iA ot A Coa Bhar 5 ic. L & A ! PAE Se aa ee 06 $ on Fi i ® ee § & bs eR SEN HES & id LS 2 ol WE ¥ & i y ~ % / - J ( / J / gol { r 4 . ¢ 7 onl { Re / Se, / \ (Wr 4 (Er bn h AN ar