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Clinton Junior College (Rock Hill, S.C.). Office of the Academic Dean. Pernell Smith records, 1990-1994.

Title: Pernell Smith records, 1990-1994.

Materials consist of correspondence and other files relating to the tenure of Pernell Smith as academic dean of Clinton Junior College.

ArchivalResource: 1 linear ft.

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Clinton Junior College (Rock Hill, S.C.). College history collection, 1900-1996 (bulk 1948-1988).

Title: College history collection, 1900-1996 (bulk 1948-1988).

Materials consist of scrapbooks, photographs, yearbooks, printed material, news clippings, and artifacts relating to the history of Clinton Junior College and its affiliation with the African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church.

ArchivalResource: 273 items.

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Clinton Junior College (Rock Hill, S.C.). Office of the President. Sallie V. Moreland records, 1940-1994 (bulk 1968-1994).

Title: Sallie V. Moreland records, 1940-1994 (bulk 1968-1994).

Materials consist of correspondence, memoranda, annual reports, financial and legal documents, and other records reflecting the administration of Sallie V. Moreland as president of Clinton Junior College.

ArchivalResource: 5 linear ft.

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Walker, E. E., Mrs. Mrs. E.E. Walker records, 1990.

Title: Mrs. E.E. Walker records, 1990.

Materials consist of four copies of the play, Ladies of the Mop by Aurand Harris, and receipt of purchase; photo of college bookstore and student union; 1990 convention preview issue of South Carolina Theatre Association Newsletter; Baker's news, vol. 2, no. 3, 1990 Fall issue which contains review of plays by Baker's Plays company.

ArchivalResource: 8 items.

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Clinton Junior College (Rock Hill, S.C.). Athletic Dept. Athletic Dept. records, 1983-1994.

Title: Athletic Dept. records, 1983-1994.

Materials consist of correspondence, financial reports, budgets, schedules, and handouts relating primarily to the basketball program at Clinton Junior College.

ArchivalResource: 1 linear ft.

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Clinton Junior College (Rock Hill, S.C.). Office of the President. Cynthia M. Russell records, 1996.

Title: Cynthia M. Russell records, 1996.

Materials consist of letters of congratulations, resolutions, programs, and invitations relating to the inauguration of Cynthia M. Russell as the 11th president of Clinton Junior College.

ArchivalResource: 16 items.

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Roddey, Cynthia (Cynthia Plair). Interview with Cynthia Roddey [electronic resource] 2004 May 17 / interviewer: Hope Murphy ; transcriber: Michele Greer.

Title: Interview with Cynthia Roddey [electronic resource] 2004 May 17 / interviewer: Hope Murphy ; transcriber: Michele Greer.

Ms Roddey opens the interview by fondly recalling her elementary school years at Biddleville School (in Charlotte) and West End School (Rock Hill). She describes the school facilities and the enrichment programs offered by West End, including music, African American history, and Shakespeare. The community provided outside school enrichment, etiquette, and cultural exposure. Her class scored so high on a standardized test that the state questioned the results. When her mother returned to work, Ms Roddey transferred to Immanuel, a private Lutheran school in Greensboro. She describes life at the school, including a sit-in at a local movie theater. Her experience teaching in Rock Hill included working with a difficult principal. Ms Roddey explains that when she became pregnant with her second child, she decided to attend Winthrop College. Her desire was to be a librarian. Ms Roddey depicts her experiences as the first African American to attend the school. The Rock Hill Police Dept. provided security when she first set foot on campus. Ms Roddey goes on to describe events which were unfolding at Clinton Junior College at the time and conditions in the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools. She discusses the increasing problems of high drop-out rates and poor family relationships in the home. She summarizes the situation she sees in the schools today. Ms Roddey shares her experiences and opinions concerning teaching before and after the Brown v the Board of Education decision. She reveals that she took part in the integration of several institutions in addition to Winthrop College. Ms Roddey discloses that her background consists of African American, Indian, and white relatives. In her words, "It's hard to hate part of yourself."

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Clinton Junior College (Rock Hill, S.C.). Office of the Registrar. Office of the Registrar records, 1908-1994 (bulk 1940-1970).

Title: Office of the Registrar records, 1908-1994 (bulk 1940-1970).

Materials consist primarily of the files of John B. Starnes as registrar and dean of the faculty of Clinton Junior College.

ArchivalResource: 1.5 linear ft.

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