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Okay, This is about a Perkins tune, a 2006. And I'm about to interview and I'm about to interview Mrs. Sandra though as Johnson,

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Mrs. John Lewis's daughter. Okay. This is Johnson. I'm going to start by

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asking if you would give for that. Take your full name, including your Made me. Okay. My name is Sandra Olivia Johnson and

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my maiden name this Sanford, Olivia loads. Okay. Okay. You were born and when were you born?

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Born in 950 one and mourn and Elton Marla. Okay. Okay. And can you just give

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me the tape just in a little bit who your parents were. And I know you wrote down your siblings, whoever just to kind of

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just name them on your team. And my father's name was Ernest Edward Lewis Sr. And my mother's name was

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Peter Beatrice Miller Lewis. And then my oldest sister was Frieda. We call her boots. My oldest brother is earnest.

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Call him Junior. And then and then my next brothers, Clifford, we call him Ray, then down, then Rosetta and Rama,

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and then Ritchie, and then myself and then larva, the baby. She's the youngest about. Okay.

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What years did you with an iron Hill? I went to aren't here from 1957 to 1961. Okay. When did the school year begin and end?

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I think your began in September through June. What was what was the school day like? You know, what what how do you remember the day

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starting during the school? Are we always start this out with the pledge to the flag and said the prayer. And then we went

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into our biases light by US had its own little row. The first grade was in a row, second grade and third grade and

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fourth grade and around down he went to the poor grades. And and we always started with the Pledge of Allegiance

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to the Flag, prayer. And I remember on Wednesdays we always had Bible school. We had to go to the conduits house

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for Bible classes. Has pretty much was the day I started recess. I really loved the recesses. I did play for you.

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What was it like? I'm tired. I mean, how did you like your experience there? I've got a light on their thought it

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was I thought it was nice when it wasn't that many children that went just so we didn't have large biases or anything.

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I can't really remember the exact number, but it's maybe 8910 kids at the most in my place. And then if from each class the

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first saw the weight in the whole school a bit, it wasn't no more than maybe 30 kids in homeschool accept from

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the first to the fourth grade. At the time I went. Okay. So each you said each class header row.

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Each row was like No. At any time with or more students that could accommodate around me,

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were there more students than there was space? Do you remember? No, I don't remember it

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ever being more students this space. Let me go back down to the lungs because we haven't heard this before.

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Tell me a little bit about the Bible class. You said this was something that happened during school and yet it was held at the condos?

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Yes. Okay. Yes. You do you know what the origins of that? When did that start?

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How did that I really don't know when it started it, but I know I can't remember if we went by the bus to the house

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or how we got from the school to the house, or whether we would take them back car. But I will I know we were transported from school one over two to tango house,

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had the Bible classes, and then we came back to school. Was this how many days a week? Once a week. Every once a week.

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Okay. When I say we'll pay, it was always on the same day. Same thing. The same time.

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What day was that? I think it was a Wednesday. Wednesday. Okay. And how long? It may be less than an hour.

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Came on back. This was your teacher. Teacher for those four years it was Miss many rider?

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Yeah. Okay. And and and school day was how a lot of what was the time? Go and finish.

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Think it had to be that 84, I believe. Okay. Because when I went to Middletown the time was much earlier. So I think we started at seven your net time.

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So I remember getting up earlier in the middle, tamped and what we did to go to aren't. Yeah. So I'm thinking

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eight to four books that you use. Just the materials that you use for your class lessons. What kind of conditions where

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they end up on my hand. And also, did you did the school have a library that you remember? We had library books.

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We didn't have anything set aside just for a library, but we did have books on the side on a shelf. And the we had like

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the basic readers in math books and things like that. Okay. So out of school, did you have or you weren't

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giving everybody a comfortable it was Homo. How much reading that you do on your own? Outside of school, outside of the homework? I don't think I did and I

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didn't care too much. And we get home from school. We did right side work around the yard or so you get yours?

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Yeah. It cures or most of the time just playing because it was a lot of woods around here,

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so we just really thing up and down and then my grandmother live right next door. So we as always up there helping

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them onto her work into them. Okay. Okay. Let me go back to inside the school again this

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whole day for lunch. You know. What did you do for lunches? For your lunch meal?

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I believe we always pack that lunch, maybe something every day. So by the time you were in school, there was not really

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cooking done at the skull? No. Okay. Okay. Okay. That was early around them. They actually I heard

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you were you were beginning to recite for me, tell me, you know, kind of what the school day. So let me let me go back today.

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And any little thing that you remember? Probably from the beginning when school started geeking out for all, you know,

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the one thing I want to do it you go into the school as you came to school or was there a gathering time? You're outside.

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Teacher said to wait, and then everybody came at the same time, but you just came in? Well, when you got to school,

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we found there we are pretty much the same bus. So therefore, we all went into the school the same time.

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I don't think we had there was a time to start, but when we get into the school, we all had to get an a in

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her desk grading for them to begin end up because there was the 40 biases and the one teacher, a lot of times she would

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designate one of the other students to hit this bias, why he did this place. So sometimes some of the other kids

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would heat up the faces are our class. Some of the smarter kids enough. It's a way to pay it off the class or something like that.

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Why she was taking care of the other classes? I'm sorry. I just remember the recessives we'd like on the battlefield by bowl

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and ride the Janice ride called agenesis riding take, pioneer and the CISO and definitely bytes we had.

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So I basically got like Mecca. All I can remember is the play in the heart of this course. But once the Janice pride again, those yes,

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raise a lot of change, maybe a change going on. We round it and you swing around, okay, we wrap each other and sweet one person

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real high in the UK. Now, did anybody give her know okay. Analysis and that can't recall anybody being heard on them.

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So was that something that you sat on number you just held inhalant on elderlies around, but to a brave enough to hold on. But when he and some of them via the hanging

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over one hay and then they go flying high in the air. And so after that, you would come in from recess.

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What we're special activities that might have happened either on a weekly basis. Once a year, you know, that kind of thing. We'd always have a May Day out there in

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the yard so that without the only special thing that I can repo. And then that was always in May. Yeah.

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I can't remember who actually k with the parents are or how it was that took care of the school? I think I can remember the top of

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this thing came from I can't remember. The grass and Janet yeah. Like it that we're going to the state provide somebody to take

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care of the school side, take care of it. Okay. Grass maintenance, the pairs. What was it?

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Somebody from the community. Actually, I was too young to even think about any of that, so I don't really know.

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You can test. Yes. I think you guys hit test. I guess we had tests every quarter. You know, what's the what's

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the semester was over? We would go testing maybe every week, checking, remember, school down the road, hierarchy.

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I think it's non-cognitive. White school. Was it still let you go down? Coming this way towards present value of the building on the left-hand side,

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touch probably wasn't a screening by that time. Speaking on the corner. Yeah. Iron here.

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Yeah. Okay. It wasn't in school. Okay. Thank you. Yeah. Because I think it's a residence now,

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you might think when mother knew was younger, it were a single brain. Okay. Oh, you said Miss many

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rider was your teacher. And let's see. How would you describe her what she liked as a teacher?

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Do you guys think she was a she has a nice teacher. I liked it. I liked that. No one thinks she's scared of snakes.

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And at this goal, we owe me said a lot of snakes, they aren't think there's still is not going to

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be because when when they had to do an inventory of the school, UGA, get it ready for grants and all that kind of thing.

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And she said They went down and across racial vicious Atlantic did say yes. Yeah, Yeah. She said, Yeah, she was petrified of those things.

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Was there it was there once. Was it close to the to the to the school? Yeah. This is pretty much like it is now.

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There was a closer I pretty much like I did now. Okay. So how did you know that she was afraid of?

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I mean, was there a time when you saw the snake would make it? So I think there was one in the pop Rome or somewhere one time.

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And she does that because as naked in the head, he just somebody in the school to get it out of the room and everything.

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But actually some of them boys, I guess got it as they always did. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. That's funny. That's fine. Yeah.

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When the day go by, we hit, we need to see maybe two or three snakes. This, even playing on the battlefield. I remember plan Bo one time

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and I thought that, that is, that lies at the right, blah, blah, that jumped up and the snake, they have either just B but at

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the exporter or the force and saying No. Not that I know of anyway, I don't think Delaware head poisonous snakes at

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that time and little black snakes and brown snakes. They might have had the water moccasin, but I don't think the king around the school.

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What about discipline at the school? Was there a problem with that? It did the did the teacher have problems with discipline?

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Students? Are they pretty much stayed focused on their schoolwork. Thank see that moving to is I don't remember anybody ever

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getting a beat because at that time it would take a beating. So I don't remember anybody getting beat. Thereby, I guess, but pretty much

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focused on getting there weren't none pi in. And did anybody played pranks that you remember? I don't remember any prank. See there.

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What's the weather for transportation going back and forth to school, was that a problem? You said a lot of

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the folks most everybody came on the bus rather than go. So that wasn't a problem for you, the weather?

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When never No problem. Deep, slow and everything. We always went to school. Bus was always there.

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Didn't have numerous and again, the reserves, that base phone call any other game? I started playing on the things that was

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out there, the rise and yes, he saw the slide for the flight phase. Okay. Good. Was it was his dumb genes for girls and boys.

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Yeah, we all played together. Okay. So everybody, if you pick the people you want on your team and that was it.

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Did you ever have teams from a visiting school? Competitions? Yes. Not not self-disclose that again too.

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I was like, yeah. Go rapport. Among the things that I do want you. Holiday celebrations and Mysore.

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What, what do you remember who they are if the school had any holiday celebrations, especially that kind of thing.

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I don't recall any painting at the school for the holidays. What about the community? Did did the community use

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the School for any events? I don't think so. I don't I don't remember anything going on at school at all.

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If it were we really didn't have to my transportation, you know, at that time. So I really can't recall anything going on. What about healthcare was nurse came to this?

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I don't really put you were like me. I think we had to go I remember going to Middletown to get our teeth done and I can't remember what grade that

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may have been the third fourth grade, such and so it was that every year for you or just those two year?

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Just under just once a year and they've been earlier too about I can't remember earlier. I remember later on, please went to Middletown down there

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and I think some of the social work NAS, which we call such services, the health services. And in the middle of town and we get

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our teeth done and come on that. And that was paid by the state. So what if somebody had an accident, they got cut,

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or was there ever any authentic bring in the hospital for Kim? I can't recall anything like that ever happened in

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this little lip right-hand side yet you remember I gave you if you're looking at the front of this from your desk.

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And thank you. Remember well, what was on the wow. Around the room? I remember the windows on the side.

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Oh, yeah. And then this though, when you go in there with the bathrooms and upon Roman.

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Okay. I remember a little room to the back. When you pull when all the way to the back corner, right there was little room back,

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neck, and head. The door where you've white on that side door. I remember Debye, I

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think whether a door there. He said it was either it's open now. Yeah. Okay. Okay. Yeah. Yeah.

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I remember she always had a piano there from this rider that the play piano. And she always had a piano on that side. And Muslim actually, let's

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blow it and we hope around on the piano by Mary had a little lamb, little, little songs like that on here,

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the slope we knew then that I remember tumor jails, the vector rho. Did she ever teach the students, help the students with music,

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piano, or shared interests like that? I think some of them she did. But most of the day was spent teaching huge grain.

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You didn't you didn't have enough time to burn anything extra? That wasn't no music classes or nothing like that.

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Okay. Good. Did you think that helped the students when they were asked to

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help other students while she was working with another part of the class. The students, I guess what I'm saying,

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the student who was doing the Assistant Teaching, huh? Yeah. Did you do you think that helped them?

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Who did you do any of that? No. I didn't. I wasn't spoken person type exit back and edit the letter, right?

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Yes. Very good. I'm trying to think of the ones that did it there at will. They just stay no

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better or no further than what I am adding. Maybe it maybe under it may have helped them with the way they look at. I don't know. Yeah, sure they know.

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And they're probably more like you said, the more outspoken or something, right? Yeah. But do you remember about the community and jump around hired Hill,

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you know, when you were a student there. Because again, Remembering that you were a young age and it might not even pressure

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because you didn't read where? In the general area. Right around here, right here. Right? Right. But we

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would walk upon ideal because we knew all the people on this road here that wasn't many houses. So in order to be around people and friends,

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we had the wall to wall you. So welcome on our yield. Some of the people that we went to school with and we know that we knew.

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So everybody was fairly friendly. Even we never had no problems since I've been gone up here. As far as race is

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concerned or nothing like that. I get that. Align the Canvas. People try to work together to try to get along even.

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And if I'm up. When you left iron hill and lead to Middletown, what was it like the new SWOT life,

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drastically different. Now, that would be the fifth grade directory. And then there was more students in a class where it wasn't too

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much too much of a difference because anybody give you a hard time? No. No.

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Like I said, I was always buy sit back and said enough and not cause no problems. Did you desire now on Saturday at the humbly it to be

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gone to a school where my brothers, this is okay. Yes. So they're a little probably more things

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more activities do, right? Right. And because we were so far from middle of town,

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we couldn't get involved with anything in anatomy. We could if they had games and stuff like that,

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we couldn't go cheerleading and thing we couldn't go. So we didn't really get up and I think being in the transportation okay.

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It was quite a ways from here to Middletown. I started going to school every day that basically so that was a happy time

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for you when you go school and your brothers and sisters were underground? Yeah. Okay.

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But they was in higher grades when I was in fifth grade, I think Ritchie was in high school. Okay. But that that the high-school part?

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They were in a different section where they they had to switch classes and everything. Okay.

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Oh, yeah. I'm looking at the j's absent when I like the middle of town. I think I missed

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one day there and nowadays they are that year and no days that year. So we did we pretty much went every day. We didn't miss days at a school.

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Yeah, that's what I've been hearing. That that students are the most. Thanks. Yep. There was no missing school.

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That unless you were really sick in him. He didn't just miss? Just to be yeah. Do you think there so when you went to

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Middletown where they are white. When you when you went to Middletown now, was that was that did you start having that experience

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where there were white and black students? Little Tantalus, all that. Okay. Wasn't no white there at all. Okay.

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Ready? Yeah. Okay. Now, the other Middletown High School, they had the white we went to the blast what it isn't.

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Okay. So you so you probably still have the same kinds of sense of community in school or

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for lack of a better word? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I didn't experience gone to

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school with the white pea plant. I went to Christiana high school. That was in my ninth grade. Yeah. Okay. So what was

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that experience like for you? Yes. Fairly good. I didn't had no problems or anything. They're either not like

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they're funded through the 12th query. I've never experienced anyone calling me names or anything or anything like that. That's good. That's good.

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Thank if I want to ask you this question. I've asked a lot of several other people about it. It's just the segregation.

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Segregation had remained and you had the same quality of teachers in the same atmosphere,

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you know that you've had. Do you think that the quality of the education in the same school? That means that, that is our linear.

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Because sometimes I look back and like blunder Christiana, how some times I want I wanted to take the Spanish class at

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Christiana and they told me I couldn't do it. They've had they said that sis was to false, but he put me into a Latin place, which was very hard, you know,

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I mean, it was like I was sure to fail it. So that was just like a whole year wasted, have taken a class, but what they knew well,

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we'll fill that in with, you know, it was like I couldn't do what I wanted to do. But this advisor here

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was telling me I had to do this my head to do that because I wasn't gone. Anyway.

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This thought they tell me in anatomy where perhaps if I went to a different school, what may have been encouraged to go

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the couple to do something different. Did you find that the counselors at Christiana were helpful at all for that was what

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you experience it you just relate. It was an extension of that. Well, at that time, I was thinking they were helping.

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But then when you look back at it, I think that they could help me better search that I banned from additional different nationality

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from their bases was on whether to wear a white kids spaghetti me instead of what I can do myself. So I think probably I would have

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advanced if they were a little bit. Tape none beside two and get some finishing remarks from Mrs. Johnson.

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Did you take the backside of a side of a cut you off? Did you want to continue that line of thought that you were that

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you were sharing about the direction being pointed in a direction that you thought was not helpful to you?

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Yeah. Well, when I think back out of it now, you anatomy, but at that time I didn't know no better. I just thought I was being pointed in

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the right areas that maybe I could have advanced even more. He was Spanish was more of an interest for you than Latin.

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Is that right? Yeah. Then the next year I took French, which was daily. Definitely. Take this thread.

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Spanish is something that just about everybody speaks now is yes. Yes, it is. Mrs. Johnson.

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Thank you very much. If you have any other thoughts you want to share with the project about your experience as a student

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in R are just the general community. In general are welcomed. Mm-hm. I'll give you a couple minutes

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here and think about it. I think that's basically just like a lively and living around here and the interact here.

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They think so peaceful and quiet and nobody really bothered skiing, you know, in the church, go to It's been arrow

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hydrogen is 78 years this year. So pretty much involved and it hurt. Okay. Okay.

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And I'm the I'm the secretary at the church, different programs and everything. So other than that, it is there like church history written

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somewhere so that people know the, the, the, the, the members and just anybody that might want to know when you start having a church.

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It's over 100 years old news for you and it gets pretty interesting. Or getting any idea what we idealization or building.

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We were had was heavily church anniversary every year. And we have the history, bread and everything about

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muttered some of the people in it to integer. So it is written as I'm aware. That's good. That's good. Thought is like one of the churches

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in town has done. They've created little museum. They have artifacts are followed on by the church. You in future.

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Yeah, I think that's part of our partner for your one sense, we must stimulate AMP. Is that right? Yes.

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Got it. So the deck conference, that's that that's the that's the word they get at the weekend.

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Okay. Yeah. Because they haven't got very upset. Butler's the year I guess curious. She's the one who started that

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that that that little museum they have there. Oh, really, yeah, That's my grandmother. My grandmother went to lecture. I'm sorry. Then a little bit about that.

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You that your Uh-huh. Uh-huh. It's a really if you ever get in town, you ever get to go be It's really neat.

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That was right there at the church or it's right there. I forget which I'm trying to think now if I remember correctly,

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when you go, It just doesn't need again to take but anyway, when you go in the main doors, if we go to the sanctuary,

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kinda keep going back and it'll be trunk, right. It's kind of in the hallway there. It's kind of in that way.

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And on the far side when you go into me, when the main doors that okay. Yeah, it sounds very interesting. Very interesting.

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Yeah. Maybe that's a project you all, I want to start the AIC or the sheep in contact with the mother

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told the church is that within the conferencing got out of the conference, so we keep in contact with okay. This is far beyond that, beyond your own.

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Though, the hardest thing is try to get a good, perhaps they're running. Once you get one in a town hall. Auditory.

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Very interesting. I think I've warned you folks out there. I appreciate it. I appreciate your time. Okay.

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I'm going to end the interview at this point of this is end of the tape on side two. Thanks a lot.

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I appreciate you. You're welcome.