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Milestones for Black citizens in Schenectady history, post World War II | The Daily Gazette SECTIONS January 31, 2021 The Schenectady Silhouettes pose for a photo in 2001. Founding members include, from left, Eveyln Baird, Marsha Mortimore (background), Minnie Stamper (seated), Hilvan Finch, Corine Sadler and James Stamper. Gazette file photos Shares0 1947: Classie Cox is the first Black teacher hired by the Schenectady City School District. 1949: The Schenectady chapter of the NAACP is established; Gerald A. White, pastor at Friendship Baptist Church, is the first president. 1951: James Stamper is the first Black supervisor at the General Electric Co. 1952: Arthur Chaires becomes the first Black officer for the Schenectady Police Department.

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