Coretta was anxious to learn at her new school and she made many friends. Coretta had always loved music and she has an amazing musical talent. She learned to play the piano and the trumpet at her school. Coretta and Edythe were both in a choir called the Lincoln School Little Chorus. In 1941 the choir traveled to some midwestern colleges, this helped open doors for Coretta and Edythe's future...
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In 1941 the choir traveled to some midwestern colleges, this helped open doors for Coretta and Edythe's future. In September 1945 Coretta went to Antioch College, this college was integrated. Her closest friend was Sally Plotkin. Coretta found out she was behind in her work but she forced herself to work much more harder...
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