The Asbury Speight High Wildcat ’56 is a glimpse into the life of African American students in rural Georgia during the 1955-56 school year. It is the reproduction of the Asbury Speight High School’s one and only yearbook. While the education was segregated, one would be hard pressed to deem it “inferior”. In point of fact, the rate of African American students attending college was greater during this era than they are at the time of this writing. This volume, in all of the simplicity of mid 1950’s photography, captures the culture of high expectations promulgated during the era of segregation.
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Dr. Lawrence Hanks needs your help to identify the missing information in The Asbury Speight High Wildcat ’56. Please take some time and look at the pages of the yearbook to see if you recognize any of the people. Please click below and fill out the form in each section to submit the name of persons in the photographs. Thank you for your help!