Depositions Offered and Received into Evidence as Plaintiffs' Exhibit Number One; Oral Argument Exhibits One through Four

     [||1535a574-2988-4504-bd23-8c166a6f8a2a||] IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT 

FOR THE NORTHERN DISTRICT OF. MISSISSIPPI 

WESTERN DIVISION 

  

DELORES NORWOOD, et al., 

Plaintiffs, 

Vv. : CIVIL ACTION 

D. L. HARRISON, SR., et al., NO. WC70-53-K 

Defendants. 

  

DEPOSITIONS OFFERED 
AND RECEIVED INTO EVIDENCE 

AS PLAINTIFFS' EXHIBIT NUMBER ONE 
  

I. Depositions Taken in Connection With Coffey I 
  

      

Date of 
Name of School Deposition Deponent 

1. J. A. Beeson 6-2-66 J. A. Beeson, et al. 
Academy 
(Forrest County 
School Foundation) 

~~ 2. Canton Academy 6-23-66 Charles Arlen Partridge, 
et al. 

3. Central Holmes 7-25-66 Mrs. Eloise Alderman, 
Academy et al. 

4. Council Schools 7-27-66 . Medford Evans, et al. 

5. . Citizens Council 11-24-69 William J. Simmons 

6. Cruger-Tchula 6-21-66 Frank ¥W. Gwin, Jr., 
Academy et al. 

7. Deer Creek Educational 6-14-66 Robert N. Aldridge, 
Institute, Inc. et al. 

8. East Holmes Academy 6-22-66 Louis Allen Clements, 
; Sr., ebtial., 

 



  

Name of School 
  

9. 

10. 

11. 

12, 

13, 

14. 

15. 

16. 

17. 

18. 

: 19. 

20. 

21. 

22. 

Harrison County 
Private School 
Foundation 
(Little Red 
Schoolhouse) 

Heritage Academy 
(Columbus Educational 
Foundation, Inc.) 

Indianola Academy 

Jackson Academy 

Jefferson Davis. 
Academy 

Leflore County 
School for 
Handicapped 
Children 

Lamar School 
Foundation 

Pas-Point Private 
Schools, Inc. 
(since - Live Oak 
Academy) 

Quitman County 
Educational 
Foundation 
(County Day School) 

Lula Rich Academy 
(Lula Rich. 
Educational 

Foundation) 

North Delta School, 
Inc. 

Sharkey-Issaquena 
Academy Foundation, 
Inc. 

Shaw Educational 
Foundation 
(Bayou Academy) 

Southside Academy 

Southwest Missis- 
sippi Christian 
Academy 

Southwest Academy 

ow: Tunica Institute 
of Learning 

. Vicksburg Academy 
(Citizens Educational 
Foundation) 

Date of 
Deposition 
  

6-27-66 

7-85-66 

6-16-66 

6-30-66 

7-6-66 

7-12-66 

7-77-66 

6-1-66 

6-13-66 

6~-9~66 

6-10-65 

5-15-66. 

7-13-66 

Deponents 
  

Thomas W. Hinckle, 
et al. 

Raymond M. Waters, 
Jre.y ef al. 

William C. Hamilton, 
et al, 

Troy S. Ozler, et al. 

M. M. Lockhard, Jr... 
et al. 

Mrs. Robert Morton, et al. 

Benny D. Watts, et al. 

Theodore D. Prevost 
Luther W. Tanner 

Mrs. Charlotte Townsend 
Owen, et al. 

Donald T. McKnight, 
et al. 

William Dougherty, 
et al. : 

W. B. Holloway, et al. 

Mrs. Barbara B. 
Creekmore, et al. 

Mrs. Jean Alexander 
Scaife, ef al. 

Harry L. Marsalis 
Harold A. Thompson 

John W. Laughlin 

Mrs. Loretta Turner, 
et al. 

Oscar E. LaBarre, et al." 

 



  

11. Depositions Taken in Connection With Coffey II 
  

Name of School 
  

27. 

28. 

29. 

30. 

31. 

32, 

33. 

34. 

i354 

36. 

37. 

38. 

39. 

40. 

41, 

42. 

43, 

44, 

45. 

46. 

47. 

48. 

49. 

50. 

Catholic Schools 
Natchez-Jackson 
Diocese 

State Department 
of Education 
(Information Officer) 

Amite County School 
Corporation 

Beeson Academy 

Benton Academy 

Bentonia Academy 

Byhalia Baptist Academy 

Canton Municipal School 
District 

Canton Academy 

Citizens Elementary 
School 

Columbia Academy 

Claiborne Educational 
Foundation 

Central Holmes Academy 

Clarke Academy 

Clarke Academy 

Cruger-Tchula Academy 

Deer Creek Academy 

East Holmes Academy 

Pranklin County Public 
‘Schools 

Franklin Christian 
Academy 

Holly Springs Municipal 
Separate School District 

Humphreys Academy 

Indianola Separate 
School District 

Indianola Academy 

Date of 
Deposition Deponents 

    

3-29-70 

2-3-70 

James D. Gilbert. 

John O. Ethridge 

James Arthur Nowell 

David C. White 

Dewitt A. Dixon 

John E. Manor 

William Dewitt Mosely 

Lamar Fortenberry 

Lawrence W. Owens 

Vivian M. Hood 

Thomas H. Blakeney 

Diana Douglas Tanksley 

James Franklin Hughes 

Alton Roger Zachary 

Alton Roger Zachary 

Earl W. Edwards 

Bernice Lowe 
Joseph Emmett Logan 

Carl Franklin Drake 

W. E. Boggan 

Franklin Haire 

Holace Morris 

A. E. McGahey 

D. B. Floyd 

Glenn A. Cain 

 



  

Name of School 
  

5%, 

52, 

53. 

54. 

. 55, 

56. 

57. 

58. 

59. 

60. 

61. 

62. 

63. 

64. 

63, 

66. 

67. 

11%, 

68. 

69. 

70. 

71, 

72. 

73. 

74. 

Jeff Davis Academy 

Lamar School Foundation 

Leake County Academy 

Marshal Academy 

Mt. Pleasant Christian 
Academy 

Mt. Vernon Christian 
School 

Pines Academy 

Pathway Academy 

Pine Hills Academy 

Rebel Academy 

Sharkey-Issaquena Academy 

Tunica Baptist Church 
Tunica Methodist Church 
Tunica Presbyterian Church 

Tunica Church Schools 

Tunica Institute 

Tunica County Public 
Schools 

Why-Not Academy 

Wilkinson County School 
District 

Date of 
Deposition 
  

1-14-70 

1-14-70 

1-23-70 

2-18-70 

2-18-70 

1-14-70 

1-13-70 

1-23-70 

1-21-70 

1-22-70 

1-19-70 

3-6-70 

3-670 

2-13-70 

2-18-70 

1-14-70 

2-16-70 

Deponents   

James D. Stoddard 

Billye G. Dendy 

Joe Sheppard 

Donald Hopper 

John E. Collier 

Rev. Melvin R. Porter 

Preston M.: Cochran 

Mrs. Mava Taylor 

Harry Eugene Horne 

Henry A. Trotter 

Arthur Choate 

Jimmy H. Isbell 

Billy E. Daniels 

Delbert Ronald 
Coggins 

George F. Pettey 

M. E. Rhodes 

Bernard Waites 

Depositions Taken in Connection With Norwood v. Harrison 
  

Greenwood Private 
Junior High School 

State Textbook Board 

Department of Health, 
Education & Welfare 

Calhoun Educational 
Foundation (Calhoun 
Academy) 

Carroll Academy 

Chickasaw Academy 

Clarksdale Baptist 
Church School 

5771 

12-21-70 

3-29-71 

4-21-71 

Robert Leon Holly 

Marshall Allen 
Snowden 

Lloyd R. Henderson, 
Ph.D. 

Janette Mayhan 

Bernard Taylor 

Howard C. Bowles 

LaVenna Tucker Wright 

 



  

    

73, 

76. 

17, 

78. 

79. 

80. 

81, 

82. 

83. 

84. 

85. 

86. 

87. 

88. 

89. 

90. 

91. 

02. 

93. 

94, 

05. 

96. 

07. 

08. 

Date of 
Name of School Deposition 

East Tallahatchie 6-7-71 
Educational Associa- 
tion (Paynes Academy) 

Pirst Baptist 4-23-71 
Parochial School 

First United Methodist 6-3-71 
Church School 

French Camp Academy 6-8-71 

Greenville Christian 4-22-71 
School 

Grenada Lake Academy 4-21-71 

Happy Day School b=3-71 

Hillcrest Academy 4-26-71 

Kirk Academy 4-21-71 
(Grenada Educational 
Foundation) 

Lee Academy 6-3-71 

Leland Academy 4-27-71 

Lula Rich Academy 6-3~-71 

M & L Academy 6-1-71 

Magnolia Heights School 4-26-71 

Montgomery-Carroll Academy 6-8-71 

‘North Central Mississippi 
Schools (Enid Academy) 4-23-71 

North Mississippi 6-7-71 
Academy 

North Sunflower Academy 6-9-71 

Northwest Academy 4-26-71 

Pillow Academy 6-7-71 

Presbyterian Day School fe32~71 

Presbyterian Day School 6-4~71 

St. George Episcopal 6-3-71 
Day School : 

Shaw Educational 4-22-71 
Foundation (Duncan 
Academy; Bayou Academy) 

Southhaven Academy 4-22-71 99. 
(Highway Baptist 
Parochial Academy) 

Deponents 
  

Mrs. Ivy Weems 

H. D., Graham 

Mrs. Betty Cantwell 
Mrs. Wanda Walters 

Sam Allen 

Doug Herring 

William C. Jaudon, Jr. 

Katherine S. Wilson 

Norman McKenzie, Jr. 

A. R. Smithers 

Gene L. Barbour 

Thomas Spight 

Mrs. Rebecca H. Walton 

Michael R. Garrett 

Jamie W. Howell 

M. 1. Branch 

Frank Alvin Weeks 

Phoebe Stewart 

Joe Thomas 

Harvey S. Jackson 

Seth 0. Dillon 

Elizabeth P. Dean 

Norman E. Harper, 
Ph.D. 

Mrs. Helen Bounds 

John Shearer 

A. 'L.. Minor 

 



  

Name of School   

100. 

101. 

102. 

103. 

104. 

Starkville Academy 

We Care Academy 

West Panola Schools 

West Tallahatchie 
“Academy 

Winston Academy 

Date of 
Deposition   

B87) 

6<1=71 

4-23-71 

627-71 

6-8~71 

Deponents 
  

Don Johnson 

Anne Windham 

Charles Tohill. 

Lamar Leggett 

Matthew G. Turner 

 



  

DELORES NORWOOD, et. al. vs. D.L. HARRISON 
  

Civil Action No. WC 70-53 K ORAL ARGUMENT =-- EXHIBIT FOUR 

KEY TO CHART 
  

- Academy began in or used at some time abandoned or former public school building. 

- School began in or used at some time church facilities not originally designed for full-time school. 

Academy began in or used at some time private residence or other formerly non-school facility. 

- Academy began in new facilities constructed and designed for full-time school. 

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- Academy opened for first time, added grades and/or had a significant increase in enrollment on date 
corresponding to a key public school integration date. 

6 - Academy's beginning grades and/or grades added correspond in whole or part to grades being 
desegregated in the public schools at the same time. 

/ = Academy is in county which had two or more academies begin at same time. 

8 = Academy began September, 1969 in public school district with 1969-70 final integration plan. 

9 - Academy began January or February, 1970 in public school district with 1969-70 final integration plan. 

10 - Academy began September, 1970 in public school district with 1970-71 final integration plan. 

11 - Academy was not accredited by State when it received textbooks. 

12 - Students brought some or all books with them when tramsferring from public school. 

13 - Academy covered by Coffey Appendix ‘A or Appendix B or by both Appendix A and Appendix B. 

14 - Academy refused to give IRS assurance of its adoption of a racially non-discriminatory admissions 
policy and as a result had its tax exempt status revoked or its application for such status denied. 

15 - Academy in public school district of Alexander v. Holmes. 
  

 



  

  

  

NAME OF ACADEMY lo. 2 4 5 | 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 
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2. Adams County Private 1 { gi i i : ie ar 2, ; phen la 2 : he 1 - X A; i X Sn 

3 Amite School Corporation i a 4 vs en Xe ; a : Ys Hes oe Re 2 honiriin commis 

4. Bearss Academy he i ? X - X x : : 2 ? av un : hd arte 

5. Benton Academy 4 A X: X X Le 

6. Bentonia Academy X A 5 X X X id 

Se Beostaranstetonrns 14.2 LLL LIL Id 1 The 7 aa 
9. Calhoun Academy X A X X 

10. Canton Academy | X X hd X y X 

® Carroll Aceden 3 X | % Y, X 

12. Central Academy 7 2 Co X Y. 7 7 ¥ 

13. Central Delta Academy 7 7? 4 X K* X X me EK od ol ies 

14. Central Holmes X X %$ X X X 

15. Centreville Academy 1 “ 7 gl 3, x ¥ X X X 3 p a 

16. Chamberlain-Hunt y 7 ? 7 2 2 

17. Chickasaw Academy XxX % 4 a : = 

18. Children Academy (The) gd 7? ? pS NE X 2 2 

  

    

  

  
  

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

  
  

  

  
  

    

                                
 



  

  

NAME OF ACADEMY 
  

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19. Orpisy Episcopal Day ? 7 ? { Y. X 7 ? 

= 90, Citizen's School A ¥ X 

9... Claiborne Educational 7 A 9 ” 7 A A 

Foundation : : b 3 X X ‘ xX X ; 

22. Clarke Academy 2 7 ? X X X 7 7 X 

23. Clarksdale Baptist X xX Y. X 

24. College Hill Academy ¥. X y X ’ 

25. Columbia Academy X | | ¥ X id X Sa 

26. Copiah Academy 1 2 q 7? | X X 

27 hool : X X A : X j ay  O0VE S : oi ji 7 covingten schoo [7 [7 | 7 | | x | x WBE ERY 
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29. Deer Creek Academy Y X XK x1 X 0. SRE, © 4 

30. East Holmes Academy ¥ X ¥% 2X) 253 : X X Es 

31. East Lowndes Academy 2 [ ? xX Xr X 1 7 

32. East Rankin Academy fm i 1 ¥ X 2 OQ 7 ? 7 

33. Enid Academy 7 | [ ? X Xx pA X 7 ? 1 : 

34. First Baptist Parochial A ¥ x2 X X : X X i 

35. First United Methodist X X 7 X 

  

  
  

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

  
  

    

  

  

  

  

  

                                
 



  

  

  

  

  
  

  

  

  

  

  

  

    

    

  

  

  

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48. Indianola Academy X Y* X X X 

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37. Four County Academy 7 2 7 §: X L X /] (X) ? ? ? X 

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39. Gray Academy 2 ? 1 7 M X L 7 X Cl en 

40. Greenwood Private School X A X* Y 3 ? 

41. Grenada Lake Academy % X vy? X | X ¥ 

42. Happy Day School > x | X X* X 

43. Heidelberg Baptist 7 i 7 X x X . 7 so m— 

44, Heritage Academy 1 4 7 7 X Xx ? ? X X Bis 

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Lawrence County Academy 

Leake Academy 

Live Oak Academy 

M & L Academy 

Madison-Ridgelan 
Academy : 

Magnolia Heights 

Manchester Academy 

Marshall Academy 

Montgomery-Carroll 
Academy 

Mt. Pleasant Christian 
Academy 

Newton County Academy 

North Delta Schools, Inc} 

North Mississippi 
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North Sunflower Academy 

Northwest Academy 

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Oak Hill Academy 

Parklane Academy 

Paynes Academy 

Pearl River Academy 

Pheba Academy 

Pillow Academy 

Pine Hills Academy 

Pines Academy 

Pioneer Academy 

Prentiss Christian 
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Presbyterian Day School 
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Presbyterian Day School 
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Quitman County 
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Rankin Academy 

St. George's Episcopal 

St. John's Day School 

  

  

    
  

  

  
  

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NAME OF ACADEMY 1 2 3: 5 6 10 11 12 13 14 15 

86 Sanford Academy 2 g ? ? ? Y X 

87. Scott County Christi ‘8 ? X X 7 footfoan y Christian 7 7 ( % X ? ¢ 

£. Sharkey-I dr Ha x A |X PANEL 
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90. Simpson Academy i 2 ? [4 X yx X ? i 3 

91. Southwest Academy 7 1 1 : X X ? ? X X Y 

92. Southwest Christi . : 
iS el X Eat 2 Xp x 1X 

93. Starkville Academy X X X* X . X 

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95. Terry Academy 1 Kd [4 1? ¥ X ? 2 XY 

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96. Tri-County Academy 2 2 2 ? ? 7 X ) 1 XY 

97. i a of ~ X ¥ Y X X 

98. Union Private School ? ? ? 7 A = X f 3 

Walnut Hills School { 7 1 7 X 2 1 X 

  

    

  

    

    

  

  

    

    

  
  

    

  

  

  

  

                                  
 



  

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

                                

NAME OF ACADEMY 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 13 12 13 wi 1s 

100. Wayne Gonnty 2 
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101. West Marion Academy 4 1 ? ? X YE ¢ § 3 ¢ ? x 

' 3 Westminister Academy 1 1 ? i X ¢ ¢ 

03. 'W P la School, * Hoy anola 5choo X X X X X 

104. W 'allahatchi ) KE i og XxX X |X 
105. Wilkins C x 
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106. Winston Academy X X X 

107. Woodland Hill A 
Lol day ¢ ? [4 ¢ X x" 1 ¢ ¢ X 

Unnamed Tunica 2 ; hy 
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TOTALS: 9 |26 | # | 4 (102 92% 33 13553128 LI18Y 5 [29 28 132 

  (62.0) 
  

Lihenever a question mark appears on this chart it indicates that information was unavailable usually because no 

deposition was taken of the school involved. : 

2x indicates that the school opened at a time when all of its grades, upon opening, were being desegregated in 

the public schools. : 

3x1 jndicates that the school offers grades 1-12 but is only accredited for grades 1-8. 

 



  

IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT 

FOR THE NORTHERN DISTRICT OF MISSISSIPPI 

WESTERN DIVISION 

  

DELORES NORWOOD, et al., 

Plaintiffs, 

\ CIVIL ACTION 

D.'L, HARRISON, '3R., et al., NO. WC70-53-K 

Defendants. 

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ORAL ARGUMENT - EXHIBIT THREE 
  

SCHOOLS RECEIVING TEXTBOOKS 
AND UNDER CHALLENGE IN THIS LAWSUIT 
  

    

4 : . Number of Schools Average Number 
Opening for Total Enrollment of Students 
First Time Upon Opening Upon Opening 

Prior to 1963-64 a/ -—- -—- 

1963-64 b/ | 89 89 

© 1964-65 ef ji 2 
1965-66 - 16 | 1,308 | 89 

ai866.67 | 11 957 | 87 

1967-68 4 212 453 

1968-69 8 722 90 

Sept. 1969 19 2,872" 151 

“Feb. 1970 169/ 4, 4b 277 

Sept. 1970 28 5.816 207 

TOTAL: 108 

  

  

2/ enonberlain Hunt, St. George's, Jackson Academy. 

bse. John's Day School. 

c/ —’ Clarksdale Baptist Church and Gospel Lighthouse Christian. 

S$ ineludes Tunica Church: School now defunct. 

 



  

IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT 

WESTERN DIVISION 

  

DELORES NORWOOD, et al., 

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P1 aintiffs, 

D. L., HARRISON, SR..." et als, 

De fendants. 

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1964-65 

1965-66 

1966-67 

1967-68 

1968-69 

Sept. 

Feb. 

Sept. 

1969 

1970 

1970   

ORAL ARGUMENT =- EXHIBIT TWO 
  

2,362 

2,408 

3,841 

5,452 

6,546 

9,064 

30,939 

42,000 

STATEWIDE ENROLLMENTS 

Private Non-Catholic 
  

    
  

Change |} # of Schools 

17 

gh 21 

+1, 433 41 

+1, 511 49 

+1, 094 58 

+2,518 69 

| wl 
21, 875 124 

2/411,061 155   

FOR THE NORTHERN DISTRICT OF MISSISSIPPI 

CIVIL ACTION 

NO. WC70-53-K 

Public 

570, 000 

576,000 

583,000 

582, 500 

582, 500 

581, 500 

575, 500 

550, 500 

534, 500   
A Si aceniite statistics not available; stipulations show 

only that by the end of the 1969-70 school year there were 
30,939 students in 124 private academies. 

2/ Estimate based on stipulations; the exact figure lies 
somewhere between 41,000 and 43,000. 

 



  

IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT 

" FOR THE NORTHERN DISTRICT OF MISSISSIPPI 

WESTERN DIVISION 

  

DELORES NORWOOD, 

ve. 

et al., 

Plaintiffs, 

D. 1. HARRISON, SR., et al., 

Defendants. 

  

CIVIL ACTION 

NO. WC70-53-K 

ORAL ARGUMENT - EXHIBIT ONE 
  

STATEWIDE 
PRIVATE NON-CATHOLIC SCHOOLS 

1963-64 

  

I. Black Schools 

1. Central Miss. College 
(Baptist; closed at 
end of 1965-66 school 
year) 

CMI College High 
(Church of Christ) 

St. Marks School of 
Jackson, Miss. 
(Episcopal; closed 
at end of 1965-66 
school year) 

Saints Academy 
(Church of Christ; 
Est. 1954) 

Piney Woods 
(Est. Ca.” 1910) e oo 0 & 0 akin og 

tliat essen K.=i12 

“FL DA R="12 

sina. LORE Ui 

tn ou aleieiein » K.=. 32 

TOTAL BLACK 
  

  

122 

178 

97 

305 

214 

916 

 



  

11. 
  

  

White Schools 

6. French Camp Academy 
(Presbyterian; for 
children from broken 
or disrupted homes) 
(Bub Cal 860) cliidin.. sth 0-12 0 134 

7. Chamberlain Hunt Academy 
(Presbyferian) this sve srverinns 8. ~.12 202 

8. St. George Day School 
(Episcopal Est. 1939) .....vue.. K - 3 72 

9. Gulf Coast Military Academy 
(Serving primarily students ed 
residing outside of state) 
(Fst. 1912) ov inhsvnrnrnennn void = 8 156 

10. Jackson Academy 
(BSC.21959) ae. itis LES ar K =. 7 235 

11. St. Andrew's Episcopal 
Day School (Presently ; 
INERT AEA) odie e anit es sncineinnnne sin K:- 6 151 

12. Little Red School House 
of. Jackson, Miss. 

{ for mentally vetarded) .....c.e.s (ungraded) 58 

13. YMCA - Part Time : 
. (Closed at end of 

1965-66 school yaar) ... eevee 8 - 12 32 

14. Jackson Christian 
(Closed at end of 
1964265 school year) .ce.edstnions K - 6 25 

153. : St. John's Day School ...vaveverie 1-6 89 

16. Bass Memorial ..eoweenis cosas oles Qiw.12 146 

17, All. Saints Episcopal 
(Nowiintegrated) Fu. ities vain vio 9 « 12 146 

TOTAL WHITE: 1,446 

GRAND TOTAL (white & black): 2,362 [||1535a574-2988-4504-bd23-8c166a6f8a2a||]