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A
Sepia print(picture) of Central High School
A
Survey of Central High School 1915 all schools listed in this
book are Colored
Two
Cahtolic School
Holy
Rosary Parish,
Holy Rosary Parish, one of the first Catholic parishes for blacks
in Texas, had its beginnings in Holy Rosary Elementary School,
which was established in 1886 by Bishop Nicholas A. Gallagherqv
of Galveston and staffed by Dominican Sisters.
Maud
Cuney-Hare, black musician and writer, was born in Galveston
on February 16, 1874, to Adelina (Dowdy) and Norris Wright Cuney.
After graduating from Central High School in Galveston in 1890,
A picture of Central High School class of 1893, 4 female, 2 male, and 1 adult male
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Black
Texas Women: 150 Years of Trial and Triumph - Page v
by Janet G. Humphrey, Ruthe Winegarten
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26 According to the Galveston Daily ...
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... 1893 at Galveston's Central High ...
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... for black students, Central High ...
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49 High schools became central
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