TEACHER - Mrs. Mary Cook. FIRST ROW, Left To Right: Neil Trunnel, Billy Smith, Barbara Price, Evelyn Stillwell, Lillie Mae Hilbers, Martha Throop, Sue Coy, Shelby Grisham, Margaret Graham, Wanda Coy, Cecil Beam. SECOND ROW: James Bynum, Ronald McCubbins, Larry Armstrong, Donald McGlasson, Clayton Jenkins, Gene Hester, Bobby Troutman, Bobby Shepherd, Carl Keith, Ronald Keith, Gloria Knopp, Lewis Cockerl, Wanda June Sadler, J. B. Shelburne, Mary Lou Samuels. THIRD ROW: John McTarsney, Donald Johnson, Moise Napier, Janet Brown, Yvetta Tucker, Daniel Laswell, Lloyd Greer, Virgil Stearman, Yvnnia Walls, Anna Garrett, Shirley Summers, Anna Stillwell, Ollie Curtsinger.
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