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[Principal G. A. Rosborough, Educator]

Description: Mr. Garfield A. Rosborough was principal of Pemberton High School in Marshall from 1944 until 1972. He was born August 21, 1903 in Harrison County, where he was raised and educated. He received his teaching degree from Wiley College in Marshall with graduate work at the University of Colorado. His entire career was spent at the local high schools. During his administration of Pemberton, the curriculum and school plant were expanded. His total contribution to education spanned 48 years. Th… more
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[Two Photographs of Personnel of Pemberton High School]

Description: Two photographs of staff of Pemberton High School. The top photograph is of Mrs. Lola S. Harrold, who is the school's registrar. She is sitting at a desk, answering a phone, and wearing a dark-colored dress. The bottom photo is of Mrs. Lola S. Harrold speaking with Principal G. A. Rosborough, who is wearing a dark-colored suit.
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[PHS Athletes]

Description: The track team is featured in the 1955 Pemberton High School yearbook. The caption is "Candidates for 1955 Pemberton High School Track Team look on while Coach W. M. Reed explains baton passing to Charles Fisher. Below are the words, "Autographs of Sport Celebrities," with a pair of fingers making the victory sign.
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[PHS Baseball Team]

Description: The Pemberton High School Panthers baseball team is featured in this two-page yearbook spread. Names of individuals are illegible. At top left the 28-member squad is shown in uniform with a trophy. At top center the text summarizes the season in which the Panthers captured the district crown. At top right are three contributing batters and at bottom right are two pitchers. The coach's image is at bottom center. To the left is the district schedule. At bottom left are more sluggers and the… more
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[PHS Drill Team]

Description: The Pemberton High School drill team is featured on this yearbook page. Identification of the members and name of their team does not show. There are twenty girls wearing uniforms with cowgirl hats and white boots.
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[PHS Hallway]

Description: The long front hallway at Pemberton High School is shown in a yearbook. Pemberton was a traditionally African-American school before integration. Three students are shown at center by the short hall leading to the front door of the school. Also at front left are the doors to the main offices. At right is the auditorium. Stairs lead to a loft above. Pemberton became a ninth grade school in 1970. Grades 10-12 merged with Marshall High School. In 1988 the ninth grade moved to MHS and the P… more
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[PHS Basketball Team]

Description: The Pemberton High School basketball team is featured in three photos on a yearbook page. The top photo shows the entire team with their trainers and Coach C. H. Broach. Pictures below highlight two players whose names do not show.
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[PHS Hall of Fame Honorees]

Description: Two Hall of Fame students are featured on this Pemberton High School yearbook page. The text at top explains that election to this honor was by faculty and students. Eligibility was not based on grades along but included service to the school and qualities of character. This academic year, William Moody and Marilyn Williams were selected. Text below their names lists their involvement in school activities.
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