THE GROUNDS OF MINISTRY OF INFORMATION 1967: This picture features Saints Friskies on African Day stomping the grounds of the Ministry of Information, Cultural Affaris and Tourism, taken with the late Bai T. Moore, Assistant Secretary of Information. Assistant Secretary Moore praised and congratulated us for being the first to highlight African costumes and regretted that he was not dressed accordingly. He noted that he had "some beautiful African gowns" that would fit the occasion.
On the left of Assistant Secretary Moore are Walter Wilson, Dolly Grimes and George Bernard (Kollie).
SAINTS FRISKIES AFRICAN DAY 1967: My first photograph of the first St. Patrick's High School and St. Teresa's Convent African day, organized by Amicus Unus Fellowship, was that of Nester Cole (deceased). Rest in Peace, Nester.
Comments by George C. Kollie
Sacred Heart Cathedral circa 1984: Friskies Class of '84, aka Bow Tie Connection (BTC), pose on the steps of Sacred Heart Cathedral on African Costume Day.
Front Row L to R - Faustina "Tiny" Bonner, Kanta Punjabi, Minnie Horace, Magdeline Saab (Collins), Maima Reeves, Ohyou Gordon
Back Row L to R - Odell Kumeh, Sharon Brewer, Jacqueline Kwenyedzi, Danielette Collins, Lata Chadwaney, Shupan Greenfield (Abraham), Loudi Nassah.
