TEACHER - Mrs. Mary Jane Ferring. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Clayton Jackson, Norman Hawkins, James Pratt, Imogene Tinnell, Fredia Losch, Charlotte Hill, Dana Ann Lee, Rebecca Shepherd, Rita Sue Nusz, Mildred McDaniel, Virginia Miles, Anna Belle Jackson, Linda Ann Hill, Mary Ann Lynch, Mary Ridgway, Linda Sue Moss, Louise Miles, Ramona Mann, Betty Pryor, Ruby Pugh, Irene McNulty. SECOND ROW: John Keith, Mackie Losch, Harold Rigdon, Cecil Ridgway, Jimmy Lynch, Donnie Rice, Sidney Myers, Johnny Philpot, Donnie Mason, Tommy Lee, Ray Hilbers, James Maraman, Jerry Murphy, Melvin Morris, Willie Rodgers, Irvin Layer. NOT PICTURED: Wilma Parsley, Carolyn Davis.
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