This is a pamphlet about the organization and purpose of the C.M. Alumni Cultural Heritage Society with information about how others can become involved (back side).
This is an online article about the 1974 Little League World Series. The team, coached by Curtis Hayes and Henry Davis, led the Pop Smith Little League All-Stars to victory.
News clipping about the Professional Full-Contact Karate sport debuting in Durham, North Carolina. The news clipping discusses Oaktree and his opponent for their upcoming fight.
News clipping about Demetrius "Oaktree" Edwards. This clipping highlights his education and how he came to participate in the Professional Karate Association.
Educators inspect furniture in a C.M. Eppes High School classroom on August 20, 1964. From left to right: Selina Davenport (Eppes High School French and music teacher), David Barnhill (Eppes High School English teacher), Junius H. Rose (Greenville City Schools superintendent), and Willis Haynie Davenport (Eppes High School principal).
A full auditorium at C.M. Eppes High School to watch North Carolina A&T President Dr. Samuel Proctor speak about program to raise the economic standard of Black students by pushing education.