TEACHER - Miss Lavina Long. FIRST ROW, Left To Right: Joseph Lambert, Geraldine Burton, Nettie Burden, Cerelda Hester, Phillip Neal, Barney Maraman, Ronald Coy, Delbert Tracy, Muzette Biggerstaff, Joyce Arnett, Cecil Burden. SECOND ROW: Charles Martin, Marvin Throop, Barbara Allen, JoAnn Rigdon, Jane Smith, Gerry Bishop, Lucille Walls, Shirley Gentry, Betty Jean Throp, Clara Keith, Robert Samuels, Edward Schmidt, Raymond Waters, Mike Knapp, Chester Clark. THIRD ROW: Donald Clark. Martin Quick, Ethel Mae Brooks, Audrey Patrick, Doris Anderson, Josephine Samuels, Wm. Hobert Freeman Jr., Frazer Lawson, Charles Martin. NOT PICTURED: Gilbert Ashbaugh, Claude Fox, David Allen, Sarah Phillip and Miss Long.
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