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Levern Hamlin scrapbook
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o o i i i i THE CHEROKEE HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION To Perpetuate the History and Traditions of the Cherokee Indians JeL J,. %.■>■' t* W .*..!. Ir--^J UNTO /4 tD%ama a£ t6e @&&ia6ee Indian, By Kermit Hunter Music Directed by Harry Davis Jack Frederick Kilpatrick Scene Designer . . . Lynn Gault Costumes Suzanne Davis Associate Director and Choreographer Foster Fitz-Simons Lighting Lewis Goldstein Organist and Musical Director Bruce Eicher Stage Manager Joe Hipps Technical Director Donald Treat Properties John Larch Carol White, General Manager John P arris, Public Relations Director THE MOUNTAINSIDE THEATRE, CHEROKEE, N. C. Performances at 8:00 Every Night Except Monday June 25 through September 2, 1957 Eighth Summer Season A project initiated by Western North Carolina Associated Communities f AST 0 Narrator Monte Markham Chief of the Cherokee, 1540 ........Sam Owle Kotanga, a Seminole Guide .Joe Whiteaker Hernando DeSoto Thomas Rahner Junaluska Fred Forsman Tecumseh, Chief of the Shawnee....... Richard Crowe White Path, War Chief of the Cherokee......Jeff Thompson John Ross, Principal Chief of the Cherokee Joe Whitehead Drowning Bear Earl Harlan Sequoyah ...James N. Palmer Lewis Cass. .........James Heldman Andrew Jackson.... .William Walker Sam Houston. Klip Smith Mrs. Perkins..... , Marion Fitz-Simons Wilani Rusti Rothrock Tsali Jarka M. Burian Eagle Dancer Louis Nunnery Monk James Potter Brad Turner John Hagan Storekeeper.. James Martin Reverend Schermerhorn Donald D. Deagon Mr. Reed Ronald Belk Will Thomas .....Thomas Rahner Elias Boudinot... ......Arsene Thompson Daniel Webster Harvey G. Knox Nundayeli, Daughter of Tsali and Wilani Jo Ann Catolster Anne Worcester Grayce Burian Sam Worcester Donald Treat Suyeta Jack Saunooke Major Davis.......... Foster Fitz-Simons Lieutenant. Alan Giles Constable Klip Smith Drunken Soldier ...John Hagan William Henry Harrison Joe Whiteaker Tsali's Sons Lawrence Johnson, Kenneth Standingdeer, Robert Thompson Indian Runners (Scene 1).. Tom Sneed (Scene 3) .......Sam Taylor Chief's Son (Scene 1)... .................Billy Wahnetah Shawnee Warriors (Scene 2)..Arch Junaluska, Mitchell Taylor Doctor (Scene 3) .Patrick Hurley Creek Prisoners (Scene 3) Fred Arch, Robert Du Meer Tsawasi, an Indian Boy (Scene 5)... Richard Sneed Companion to Brad (Scene 5).................. Neill Briggs Second Constable (Scene 10)....................Donald D. Deagon Indian Maidens: Doris Berry, Grayce Burian, Jo Ann Catolster, Dianne De Leo, Pat Gibson, Carolyn Kisling, Suzanne Lindberg, Amanda Meiggs, Nancy Smith, Osceola Smith, Ann Sneed, Sara Mary Tyndall. Indian Youths: Fred Arch, John Barr, Cary Bynum, Charles Creekmore, Bobby Du Meer, Donald Hord, Louis Nunnery, Gilbert Pendergrass, Robert Potts, Norbert Quave, Bill Shade, Chester Wilkinson, Jerry Young. .Fulmore Harwell, Richard Pick, CHARACTERS Loiterers (Scene 5) John Seitz. Spanish Nobles: Cloyd Bookout, James Campbell, Leigh Eisenhauer, Alan Giles, Fulmore Harwell, Harvey G. Knox, Richard Pick, James Potter, John Seitz, Roger Woodard. U. S. Soldiers: Neill Briggs, James Campbell, Leigh Eisenhauer, Fulmore Harwell, Joel Kidder, R. Lyndall McFarland, Richard Pick, James Potter, John Seitz, William Walker, Joe Whitehead, Roger Woodard. Indian Villagers: Jean Bradley, Gary Catolster, Phyllis Catolster, Berdina Crowe, Charles Crowe, Richard Crowe, Luzene Cucumber, Joe Feather, Jonah Feather, Carol Fuller, Jessie Fuller, Arch Junaluska, Catherine Larch, Lula Led- ford, Roselene Ledford, Velma Jean Ledford, Anona Rattler, Nelson Rattler, Frances Ross, Pearl Saunooke, Solomon Saunooke, Delbert Smith, Elma Smith, Manuel Smith, Nancy Smith, Osceola Smith, Ann Sneed, George Sneed, Richard Sneed, Tom Sneed, Collins Taylor, Goliath Taylor, Jonah Taylor, Mitchell Taylor, Sam Taylor, Richard Teesatuskie, Katherine Thompson, Nannie Thompson, John Tramper, Mary Tramper, Sara Mary Tyndall, Billy Wahnetah, Rebecca Youngbird. Council Chiefs: Lawrence Johnson, Sam Owle, Jack Saunooke, John Tramper, George Sneed, Collins Taylor, Sam Taylor. Square Dancers: Fred Arch, John Barr, Doris Berry, Julia Brown^ James Campbell, Charles Creekmore, Richard Crowe, Dianne De Leo, Robert Du Meer, Pat Gibson, Alan Giles, Dorothy Harlan, Fulmore Harwell, Nancy Heldman, Donald Hord, Carolyn Kisling, Suzanne Lindberg, Amanda Meiggs, Pat Nappier, Louis Nunnery, Gilbert Pendergrass, Richard Pick, James Potter, Robert Potts, Norbert Quave, Carolyn Quinn, Bill Shade, Nancy Smith, Neal Smith, Osceola Smith, Sara Mary Tyndall, Chester Wilkinson, Jerry Young. CHOIR Sopranos: Grayce Burian, Doris Eicher, Pat Gibson, Nancy Heldman, Suzanne Lindberg, Sara Mary Tyndall, Rusti Rothrock. Altos: Doris Berry, Dianne De Leo, Dorothy Harlan, Frances Hill, Carolyn Kisling, Pat Nappier. Tenors: Leigh Eisenhauer, Alan Giles, Donald Hord, Harvey G. Knox, James Potter, Leon Rooke, Neal Smith. Basses: John Barr, Cary Bynum, Earl Harlan, Fulmore Harwell, Patrick Hurley, Joel Kidder, R. Lyndall McFarland, Richard Pick, John Seitz, Jerry Young. p o
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This 42-page scrapbook was put together by Levern Hamlin, a Roanoke, Virginia native who moved to Cullowhee, North Carolina in 1957 to attend Western Carolina College. Levern Hamlin was not only the first African American to attend Western Carolina College but the first African American admitted to a North Carolina state college. As a speech therapist practicing in Charlotte, North Carolina, Hamlin decided to further her training in special education through the college’s graduate division. The scrapbook begins with Hamlin’s account of her arrival at WCC on June 11, 1957 and includes numerous clippings describing the significance of her enrollment. The scrapbook contains entries from her summer semester at WCC extending to July 20th, 1957 when she arrived back at her home in Virginia. Hamlin had previously attained a Bachelor of Science degree in education from Virginia’s Hampton Institute in 1956. Also included are pamphlets and clippings at the end of the scrapbook.
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