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Winston-Salem Teachers College Dance Group

Winston-Salem Teachers College Dance Group

Winston-Salem Teachers College dance group, c. 1939. Left to right: Grace Reynolds, Stephanie Brown, Hazel Galloway, Olean Black, unidentified student, Mabel Johnson, Palmer Curry, unidentified student, Ernestine Wilson, Lois Brown (Hauser). In the front center is Remitha Spurlock, who joined the faculty c. 1935.

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created
00/00/1937
creator
WSSU
description
Winston-Salem Teachers College dance group, c. 1939. Left to right: Grace Reynolds, Stephanie Brown, Hazel Galloway, Olean Black, unidentified student, Mabel Johnson, Palmer Curry, unidentified student, Ernestine Wilson, Lois Brown (Hauser). In the front center is Remitha Spurlock, who joined the faculty c. 1935.
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Photoprint
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wsu/wssl/wsu_wssl_00064-th, wsu/wssl/wsu_wssl_00064
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WSSU Student Life
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WSU_wssl_64
publisher
CG Okelly Library
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rightsHolder
Winston Salem State University
subject
Winston-Salem (N.C.), Digital Forsyth, Forsyth County (N.C.) -- History -- Sources, Forsyth County (N.C.) -- History -- Pictorial works, Winston-Salem State University, African American--North Carolina--Winston-Salem (N.C.), l
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Winston-Salem Teachers College dance group
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