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| James "Chief" Wilson conducts the Jones High School Band |
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| Wilson would invite guest conductors to give him feedback |
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| Jones High School regularly did well in state competitions |
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| The Edgewater High School Band |
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| Del Kieffner |
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| above: Del Kieffner worked his routines out on graph paper. below: overlaid with photograph |
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| Man tries to stop the desegregation of St. Augustine motel pool. Later, hydrochloride acid was poured in the pool to get the activists out. |
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| June 29, 1964 - Police guard black and white bathers from angry mob. Four days earlier, without police presence, it was a different scene (below) |
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| James "Chief" Wilson, left and Del Kieffner, right |
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| Students from Edgewater (Charlotte Lee & Noel Feldman) and Jones High School (Marva Harris & Jean McClellan) |
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| The Jones band played at the send-off for the Edgewater band. Del Kieffner beams as James "Chief" Wilson conducts. |
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| The Edgewater band at the Florida Pavilion |
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| The Jones High School Band |
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| St. Augustine: Martin Luther King reacts to the news that the Civil Rights Bill has passed the Senate. |
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| At the last minute, sex was added to the bill |
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| The Civil Rights Act Of 1964 |
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| Lemuel Penn served in the Philippines during WWII where he won the Bronze Star. |
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| Randomly killed by the KKK days after the Civil Rights Act was signed into law |
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| The all-white jury in Georgia found the killers not-guilty of murder |
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| Lemuel Penn was buried at Arlington with full honors |
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| After James Powell, 15 years old, was shot by NYPD Lt. Thomas Gilligan, six days of rioting broke out in Harlem. Gilligan, who had previously shot two other people in questionable circumstances, was later cleared of any wrongdoing |
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| Meanwhile back in Mississippi.....two bodies are found |
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| Charles Mingus |
