TEACHER - Mr. Luther Wilson. FIRST ROW, Left To Right: Doris Griffin, Carolyn Frick, Anna Herzog, Opal Bishop, Opal Cox, Mildred Coy, Jeanette Lewis, Mary Anderson, Patsy Rice, Dorothy Williams, Jane McNulty, Gladys Mason, Peggy Sadler, Christine Frisly, Janet Masden, Margaret Frantz, Joyce Farmer, Hilda Ogle. SECOND ROW: Betty Decker, Pauline Simpson, Annette Simmons, James Hilger, Jessie Compton, Thilo Thorp, Paul Simmons, William Schmidt, Eddie Dawson, Earl Wagoner, Wilbert Thompson, Robert Stearman, Roy Goldsmith, Laura Wise, Bernadine Ernst. THIRD ROW: James Larimore, Mr. Wilson, Robert Yaeger.
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