Frank Hebron had to spend two years in sixth grade because the local black high school was too overcrowded to accept him, his widow said.
Decades later, Hebron will be honored as the second African-American to have an Anne Arundel County school named after him when the doors of Frank Hebron-Harman Elementary School in Hanover open to about 450 students onThursday.
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