Normal School for Colored Girls ended in 1955.
Possibly. If your dime is dated 1965 or later and is thinner than a normal dime, it may be what's called a lamination error. That usually happens when the clad metal stock used to make planchets (coin blanks) is defective. Sometimes the cladding near the end of a roll of stock is missing so a few planchets will be struck from just the copper core without the normal outer layers of nickel-copper alloy. Assuming that's what you have, as of 03/2011 a clad dime lamination error might sell for $6 to $10. But if the dime is the same thickness and weight as a normal dime, you may have nothing more exciting than the results of a high-school chemistry experiment. Plating coins with copper is a typical exercise when studying the electromotive series and half-reactions.
it started because their were many people (not colored) who wanted other peopleto work for them.
the little rock nine were one of the first black students to go to an all white school in Little Rock Arkansas. by the end of the year, the 9 students dwindled down to 8, one had to transfer, and the others were stabbed, attacked, and bullied, but they did not give up on their goal, and Ernest Green became the first black to graduate Central High School. Unfortunately the school was closed down after that year.
The end of prohibition marked the end of the era of criminals smuggling in alcohol. People no longer needed to sneak around to get their alcohol.
In the John T. Scopes Monkey Trial, a school teacher, Scopes, was put on trial for violating Tennessee state law by teaching evolution in school. Clarence Darrow did a good job of defending Scopes and it became central to the larger debate on evolution versus creationism. Some would contend that Darrow humiliated the prosecution William Jennings Bryan -- a Democratic presidential candidate -- in his arguments asserting theh validity of evolutionary theory. Scopes did end up being found guilty, but he was only fined in the end, and it was a noteworthy installment in the battle for evolutionary theory.
Kneller Girls' School ended in 1980.
Page School for Girls ended in 1982.
Edmonton Normal School ended in 1945.
Borden Normal School ended in 1906.
Concordia Normal School ended in 1876.
Marycrest Girls High School ended in 1988.
Twickenham County School for Girls ended in 1980.
Richmond County School for Girls ended in 1974.
Dudley Girls High School ended in 1975.
Eastern State Normal School ended in 1942.
Clifton Hall Girls' Grammar School ended in 1976.
Peterborough County Grammar School for Girls ended in 1982.