Assembled from lists and records found in the FBI documents, the jobs and workers listed in the Security department are in this pdf file:
Executive Head of Security |
Tim (Day) Jones (Tupper)
Johnny Jones (Cobb) – Assistant |
Dispatchers
(Dispatch Office) |
Dee Dee Smith, Ann Edwards – Tent Scheduling; Brenda Cobb (Jones), Donna Briggs – Roll Call |
7am-3pm Internal Security Patrollers | Lt. Bob Kice, Garry “Poncho” Johnson, Bonnie Simon, Jerome Anderson, Eyvonne James |
3pm-11pm Internal Security Patrollers | Shirley Gieg (Hicks), Bruce Jackson, Tinetra Johnson (Fain), Greg Watkins |
11pm-7am Internal Security Patrollers | Cleveland Newell, Bruce Jackson, Danny Moton, Lew Jones, Chris Jones, Tim Jones (Night), Amondo Griffith |
Tower Security
(Tower-Corner Cottages) |
Cynthia Jackson, Ellie Beam – Generator & Well Scheduling; Patsy Johnson, Rosie (Roseann) Ruggiero |
Communications, Equipment & Scheduling Officer | James Jones Jr. |
JT Police Force | Alma Thomas (Coley) |
Front Gate Security | Toi Fonzelle |
Cassava Mill Security | Vellersteane Jones |
Boat Security | Irene Edwards |
Captain Internal Surveillance Patrollers |
Calvin Douglas |
Internal Surveillance Security | Lt. Shajhuanna (Dottie) Harris – Supervisor
Day: Valerie Jones, Janice Warren, Casey Finney, Newhuanda Walker (Darnes) Night: Dawn Mitchell (Gardfrey), Ruth Lenin (Tupper), Mary Lenin (Tupper) |
Taken from: CD2 vol75-p130 & CD2 vol75-p147 Approx date July ’78. Prepared by Don Beck 4/08 |
Internal Surveillance Security |
ISS was part of security, to look for and report problems – behaviors, attitudes, etc. ISS did regular security patrols throughout the day. |
Search and Apprehend Team |
SAT was called into disciplinary situations, sent out to find someone or something. |
Learning Crew |
LC was the first name of disciplinary work crew. People assigned to LC for period of days. Extra work; lived in Dorm 1; supervised by Penny Kerns. First Learning Crews worked in fields. |
New Brigade |
NB was the new name for LC after 17 May 1978.
Barbara Simon (nights) & Laura Johnston (days) supervising |
Public Service Unit |
PSU seems to have replaced NB in late June. Many references to PSU in August Roller entries. Crew composed mostly of Disciplinary persons that did most of the work of Public Utilities Department (sanitation, roads, sidewalks, sewage, drains, etc.). |
“Day Helper” — DH | Refers to the Internal Security Patrollers during “daytime” hours |
Two-page guide listing Public Service Offenses, which included: fighting, violence, ridiculing, vandalism, stealing, boisterousness, deceit, cutting class, etc. Appears to be written for school and classroom behaviors – but much could also be applied to general conduct. Points towards PSU could be assigned for various actions, leading to serving time on PSU.
Examples of behavior write-ups by people on ISS duty.
Examples of reports written up by various security personnel for behaviors seen during their time on duty in September 1978. “Personnel are to rove constantly and do roll call checks. Observer crews and community services. Rove out the security route.” After July 1978 there were to be three to four roll call checks daily: people were responsible to check in at their place of work or with their residential supervisor.
List of persons assigned to each of the duties of security, with description of the jobs and activities entailed.
– Don Beck