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torical picture painted by the memories, documents and artifacts being shared by alumni of all ages. The team also visited several of the county’s other Rosenwald schools, now converted to private homes, to photograph and document them.
Timed to coincide with the annual reunion of Mt. Lebanon Baptist Church, when many out-of-town church members who ire Scrabble alumni would be in town, the weekend of August 19-20 was planned as a “history harvest.” Foundation board and staff members assisted as Dr. French conducted interviews with alumni representing a range of classes, from 1929 through 1967 (the last year Scrabble was open and the only year in which it was desegregated). Area residents interviewed during the weekend included Nan Butler Roberts and her mother Dorothy Butler (who taught at several county schools and substituted at Scrabble), Irene Timbers and her daughter Ellen Timbers, sis
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