TEACHER - Ora Roby. BOTTOM ROW: Virginia Harp, Nora Mae Dever, Shirley Lee, Mildred Hawlet, Martha Rice, Leona Shelton, Estelle Gaddie, Carolyn Carpenter, Susie Warren, Virginia Hester, Shirley Bynum, Ramona Ash, Yvonne Huffman, Rose French, Loretta Jones, Roma Graham, Ella Karr. SECOND ROW: Bobby Etherton, Bobby Milan, Ronnie Hatfield, Tommy Hammons, John Childers, Eugene Elder, Roscoe Hawkins, Donald Phillips, Darrell Bridwell, Arthur Miller, Roy Carpenter Jr., Vernon Goodwin, Clayton Lutes, Sammy Hardy, Mr. Roby. THIRD ROW: Richard Crigler, Blane Terry, Alvin Hester, Sam Dawson, Leslie McCubbins, Jimmy Raymond, Leo Hester, Loyd Marman.
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