(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
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N-Arthur Greene was the first male classroom teacher in CCSD
O-1963 Former student Delano Meriwether 1st African American to enter Duke Medical University
I-Burke chartered the first Army ROTC unit in the county
N-1910 Construction of school is completed
B-1920 Mr. David Hill became the first black principal of Burke Industrial School
O-1910 Opened the doors as Charleston Colored Industrial (Elementary) School
I-1941 Eugene Hunt started the first Drama Club
I-1941 Mr. Holland "Toby" Daniels organized the first Burke HS band
G-2016 Fine Arts building named after Mr. Linard McCloud, longest director of bands
I-1988-1989 Academic Magnet High School Program began at Burke, starting with 9th grade class
G-1895 Dart Hall vocational school was the origin of Burke
B-1963 Former student Harvey Gannt 1st African American to integrate Clemson University
B-1993 1st school in SC to have campus based clinic health
G-1921 the school's name was changed to J.E. Burke Industrial
School
O-Only High School in the Charleston Peninsula
O-1930s Athletics begin
I-1921 school is renamed Burke Industrial School
N-1946 the faculty receive pay equal to that of their white counterparts
B-1948 First 12th grade class graduates
O-2005 new Burke school designed by former.
student, Harvey Gannt
B-1932 First 11 grade class graduates
G-1919 a legislative act allows the faculty and principal to be replaced with African Americans
N-1970's Burke offered the first computer programming course in the county
for HS students
G-1995, Jeanette Scott was Burke’s first female principal