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The Scotland community worked toward goals beyond housing during this time. In addition to preschool sessions for toddlers and tutoring for school-age students, SOS arranged programs for teens beyond academics, including these activities for girls that involved aerobics, dance, and comportment. Essentially it was "finishing school," in line with trends of the time, to teach young women proper posture, etiquette, professional dress, and manners. Led in part by Alice Miller, the girls show off what they've learned at this program given at the Scotland AME Zion Church in the summer of 1968.
Mary Virginia Crawford and Lynn Smith
Lynn Smith and Arie Crawford
Arie Crawford
On right: Herbert Holsey
Bernard and Carolyn Wilson
Rev. Jim Macdonell with Viney Holsey
On left: Jeannette Shedrick with daughter Flora, also Viney,and Randolph "Toppy" Holsey; Rev. Jim Macdonell in the pew in front of them.
Delora Shedrick Tapscott, and Cherie Holsey (all three photos)
Above: Alice Miller, Cherie Holsey, and Delora Shedrick TapscottTop left: Lynn Smith Jackson; Bottom left: Sharon Wilson
Mary Crawford
Iris Crawford Neal
Delora Shedrick Tapscott
Olivia "Libby" Crawford Herbert
Cherie Holsey
Libby Crawford Herbert, Cathy Wilson, Delora Shedrick Tapscott, Iris Crawford Neal, Mary Crawford, Sharon Wilson
Mary Crawford, Sharon Wilson, Lynn Smith Jackson
Above: Mary Crawford (left background in stripes), Sharon Wilson (center), Tracy Holsey (foreground in plaid)Top left: Cathy Wilson, Arie CrawfordBottom left: Iris Crawford Neal, Sharon Wilson, Barbara "Lulu" Smith Scott
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