TEACHER - Miss Mary Dawson. FRONT ROW, Left To Right: Norma Hall, Wilma Shelton, Arthur Neal, Nancy Woods, Helen Hester, Charles Howlett, Samuel Moss, W. A. Napier, Ernestine Jackson, Bettie Lynch. SECOND ROW: John Goldsmith, Norman Peacock, Charles Hatfield, Charles Rice, Shirley Mann, Margaret Hester, Mona G. Pulliam, Peggy White, Sybil Fettner, Gary Elder. THIRD ROW: Helen Losch, Ruth Davis, Juanita Frick, Brenda Murphy, Bryan Pulliam, Randall Knopp, Laurel Moore, Harry Throop, Billie Joe Pryor, Paul Laswell. NOT PICTURED: Jimmie Cruise, Herman Hardesty, Doris Jean Allen, Mabel Parrish, Cristine Parsley.
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