TEACHER - Mrs. Moselle Cantrell. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Jimmy Kulmer, Sylvester Druin, Samuel Howlett, V. T. Sweeney, Bobby Cobble, Mitchell Brooks, Richard Phelps, Carol Jean Mitchell, Bonnie Jean Terry, Lillian Jackson, Ruth Ann Krebs, Mildred Keith, Kathleen Keith, Wanda Hester, Mary Ellen McNalty, Ida Mae Brooks, Mary Lee Goldsmith, Dorothy Browning, Carol Dillander, Florence Rogers. SECOND ROW: Butch Moore, Chester Tinnell, Thomas Price, Eddie Goodlett, Billy Arnett, Robert Stevenson, Robert Lee Lawson. NOT PICTURED: Sharon Roberts, Kelly Goodlett, Linda Burns, Billy Ferguson, James Anderson, Donald Owen, Franklin Anderson.
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