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   Stephens-Lee is located on what was once called Catholic Hill and the building, often referred to as "The Castle on the Hill," was designed by Asheville architect Ronald Greene. [12] It opened on March 7, 1923, with a capacity of 900 students. [12] In 1991, a reunion for Stephens-Lee's alumni was held at the center.

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   Stephens-Lee, known by its alumni as the "Castle on the Hill," was for many decades the only secondary school for Black students in Western North Carolina. It had its last graduation ceremony in 1965.

4. Henry Logan (basketball) - Wikipedia

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   Logan played high school basketball at Stephens-Lee High School in Asheville, North Carolina. [1] [2]After high school Logan became the first African-American collegiate basketball player in the history of North Carolina and perhaps at any predominantly white institution in the southeastern United States when he enrolled at and played basketball for Western Carolina University.

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   Jacquelyn Hallum pages through a Stephens-Lee High School yearbook during a “lunch and learn” session to celebrate local Black history and the Juneteenth holiday June 13, 2023.

6. Edward S. Stephens - Wikipedia

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   Stephens was only in Asheville for about three years but he was recognized for his strong influence. The Catholic Hill School burned down in 1917 [4] and its successor, the noted Stephens-Lee High School (now Stephens-Lee Recreation Center), [5] was partially named after Stephens in recognition of his contributions. [citation needed] [6]

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9. Frances Nero - Wikipedia

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   Peak was born in 1943 in Asheville, North Carolina, [1] [2] and attended Stephens-Lee High School. She performed on local radio, and sang lead vocals with two local groups, the Tams (not The Tams) featuring William "PO Bill" Mills, and the Untils, a group of classmates who included Stanley Baird, Bynum Griffin and Clifford Cotton, some of whom went on to play with such stars as Chuck Jackson ...