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Lelia Jean Waterhouse and Sharon Scott
Lelia Jean Waterhouse (L) holding QC notebook and Sharon Scott (R). The books in the background were donated by the school volunteers.
Description from Mark Levy
Description from Mark Levy
"Books and Films Needed for Mississippi Libraries"
A two page list sent by COFO of suggested books for Mississippi Freedom Summer Project applicants to bring and use for teaching.
"Johnny R. Sims, curious about the camera."
Title taken from Mark Levy
1964 Platform of the Mississippi Freedom School Convention
Platform of the Mississippi Freedom School Convention that took place in Meridian, Mississippi on August 6-8th, 1964.
A YOUTH'S THOUGHTS
Slain Rights Worker's Poem to be Published
Article reporting on a poem written by Andrew Goodman being published.
A. Phillip Randolph Speaking at the Mississippi Freedom School Convention
Phillip Randolph speaking at the Statewide Freedom School Convention in Meridian. He was the leader of the National Sleeping Car Porters Union.
An Autobiography of Johnnie Mae Walker
This is a two-page autobiography of Johnnie Mae Walker. She talks about the struggles throughout her life, her experience when she joined her first picket line, and how she became involved with the Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party.
Anne Koeppicus' Departure for Mississippi Assignment
This portion of Long Island Press' article talks about Anne Koeppicus' departure for volunteer work in Mississippi. This article is incomplete.
Arraignment of Suspects
[Caption] Jimmy Lee Townsend, Bernard Lee Akin, Jerry McGrew Sharpe, Billy Wayne Posey, Olen Lovell Burrage, James Thomas Harris, Cecil Price (behind Harris), Lawrence Rainey, Herman Tucker, and Edgar Ray Killen at arraignment (Wide World)
Bob Moses Speaking at the Mississippi Freedom School Convention
Bob Moses -- Statewide Freedom School Convention in Meridian
Description from Mark Levy
Description from Mark Levy