Davis High School - Yellow Jacket Yearbook (Trenton, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1950 volume:

This is our 1950 Mountaineer HISTORY DAVIS SCHOOL, A CONSOLIDATED SCHOOL OF THE BROWN'S GAP, WORLEY'S CHAPEL AND SHANTY TOWN COMM- UNITIES, OPENED FOR THE FIRST TIME IN 1936 WITH F.l FTY°ONE STUDENTS ENROLLED, THE TRUSTEES WERE d. D. Crisp, d. H. Davis, lee cloud and one or two MORE MEN. BECAUSE OF THE GREAT INTEREST AND LEADING PART PLAYED BY MR. DAVIS, PEOPLE IN THE COMMUNITY DECIDED TO NAME THE SCHOOL AFTER HIM. CARPENTERS WERE STILL WORKING WHEN THE SCHOOL OPENED ITS DOORS IN 1936, THERE WERE ONLY TWO ROOMS COMPLETED, BUT IT WAS NOT LONG UNTIL THE OTHER TWO WERE FINISHED AND A THIRD TEACHER WAS ADDED. THE FACULTY WERE PRINCIPAL, G. C. AUSTIN AND MRS. C.G. AUSTIN, WHO BEGAN THE SCHOOL.THENTHE THIRD TEACHER WAS MRS. ALTON MICHAELS. FOR THE FIRST TERM THE SCHOOL LASTED TEN MONTHS. MUCH UNSELFISH INTEREST WAS DISPLAYED AND MUCH TIME AND MONEY WAS GIVEN BY MANY FOR THE FUR- THERANCE OF THE SCHOOL. MR. P. T. BALLARD GAVE FOUR ACRES OF LAND ON WHICH TO BUILD THE SCHOOL. MR. DAVIS WAS ABLE TO COORDINATE THE WORK OF VARI- OUS ONES WHO WERE PERHAPS JUST AS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE SUCCESS OF GETTING THE SCHOOL STARTED. NO DOUBT MR. J. D. CRISP WAS ONE OF THE BEST IN HELP- ING MR. DAVIS COMPLETE THE WORK ON THE SCHOOL. THE BUILDING WAS CONSTRUCTED OF NATIVE STONE AND WAS COMPLETED WITH THE EXCEPTION OF THE AUDI- TORIUM WHEN IT BURNED DOWN IN THE WINTER OF 1947. During the next term school was held in the barr- acks WHOSE MATERIAL CAME FROM FORT OGLETHORPE. IN THE SUMMER OF 1948 WORK BEGAN ON THE NEW BUILDING AND IT WAS NEARLY ENOUGH COMPLETED FOR SCHOOL TO QPEN IN THE FALL OF 1948. THE NEW BUILDING IS CONSTRUCTED OF BLOCKS WITH THE FOUNDATION STILL OF NATIVE STONE. IT WAS FINANCED THROUGH A COUNTY WIDE BOND ISSUE AND BY DONATIONS GIVEN BY THE PEO- PLE OF THE COMMUNITY. 4 4 DEDICATION To Mr. henry Elliott, our beloved friend and boardmeinber, we dedicate this first edition of the Mountaineer. Through the many years we have known him, he has made a special place in our hearts. He has encouraged us to do our best in our studies and life. He has also devoted many tireless hours to better us and our school. 4 o PRINCIPAL JOHN T. MAY B S TULANE UNIV. LAMBUTH COL. M.A. PEABODY COL. SUPERINTENDENT ROY MOORE BERRY COLLEGE SPONSOR RALEIGH DE PRIEST B.A. MIDDLE TENN. STATE COL. GRADUATE .,ORK PEABODY FACULTY Top; Lorene Horton Kate Elliott,B.S. East Term. Stata Rebecca Sue May L.Downi Edith Lane, Snead College Nannie Mae 'Johnson Blue Mountain, Spartonburg Jr. C Livingston State, R. Down:Madge Ballard, Snead College Florence State,Al Winoa Hixon, Berry College, Univ. of Chatt. TEACHERS Top; Grace Elliott, Inez Simmons, B.S. Barry college, Christina Bradford; Down Left; Beatrice Freemai Collegeboro State, i Unlv. of Chatt. Univ. of Ga. Anne Hawkins Term. Temple Down Right; huby Carter College Collegeboro State,Ga. Ada Belle Howell,E.A. TTniv. of Chatt. Graduate study Johns Hopkins ' GWhTJDOLYN GASS LAV ON DANILL MOUNTAINahR STAFF boated, loft to right, Burrell, Hundley, Walls, Kilgore, Castlebury; Standing, left to right, Cloud, Morgan, Avans,Meeks, De Priest, Clayton, Daniel. ' ' J Front r. l.tor.; Clayton, Underwood, Walls, Dailey, Crisp. Beck r. 1. to r.; Mr.DePriest, Bundley, Castleberry, Burrell, Kilgore, J-'rs. r.'ay, Ivey. — TATTLiiR STAFF Seated 1.to r.;Mr. Depriest, Walls, Kilgore, Castleberry. Standing 1. to r.; Crawford, Atkins, Burgress, Dailey, Clayton, Burrell. DAVIS WHO'S WHO ROSE ANN WALLS MERRELL HUNDLEY BETTY MORGAN Basketball came in with a bang and the team HAD ONE OF THE BEST YEARS IN THE HISTORY OF THE school. The Boys won 9 and lost 1. The girls won 5, LOST 2 AND TIED 3, FOR A VERY GOOO SEASON. WHEN THIS IS WRITTEN DAVIS HAD NOT BEEN TO THE TOURNMENTS. BUT WE HOPE THAT THEY HAVE A GOOD RECORD TO REPRESENT WITH AND MANY TROPHIES. SCHEDULES WE TEAMS THEY BOYS GIRLS BOYS GIRLS 16 14 27 36 19 16 53 18 22 19 50 8 26 12 20 17 41 16 62 13 336 169 DADE CEDAR GROVE DADE FAIRYLAND CEDAR GROVE SUBLIGNA ROASLIE CEDAR GROVE WEST ARMUCHEE SUBLIGNA 15 14 12 9 27 16 14 14 12 6 11 11 23 15 8 13 15 20 11 10 148 128 THE BOYS GOT BETTER AS THE YEAR PROGRESSED AND THE GIRLS HELD THEIR OWN THROUGHOUT THE YEAR. MABYE WE WILL SEE THEM COME HOME FROM THE TOURNAMENT AS WE HAVE SEEN THEM GO THROUGH THE YEAR. CAPTAINS JO MURDOCK AND JOHN RAY CRAWFORD ARE TO BE COMMENDED ON THE GREAT WORK THAT THEY HAVE PUT DAVIS HAD A SUCCESSFUL SEASON IN ITS SPORTS PROGRAM THIS YEAR. THE BASEBALL AND SOFTBALL TEAMS WON MOST OF THEIR GAMES TO START THE SEASON OFF. SPORTS SPORTS (CONT.) INTO THIS YEARS TEAM. MAYBE IN THE YEARS TO COME DAVIS WILL HAVE TEAMS TO REPRESENT THE SCHOOL AND TO LOOK PACK TO THIS YEARS TEAMS RECORD AND MAY IT BE A TRADITION TO ALWAYS BE ON THE WINNING SIDE AND THE SPORTSMANSHIP THAT THESE TFAMS HAVE SHOWN US BE THE GUIDING PRINCIPLES OF ALL FORMER DAVIS ATHLETES. FALL AND SPRING BASEBALL BRYANT (HOME AND HOME) DADE � CEDAR GROVE valley Head, Ala. (home and home) Lafayette � SOMERSV ILLE � , SUBLIGNA � The girls will play softball on the schedule WITH THE BOYS. WE WILL PLAY ALL OUR GAMES ON OUR NEW FIELD AT THE SCHOOL. TRACK WE WILL HAVE A TRACK MEET WITH THE FOLLOWING SCHOOLS THIS SPRING. DADE, WEST ARMUCHEE, SUBLIGNA, AND LOOKOUT JR. HIGH IN CHATTANOOGA. Sports at davis will develop each year untilwe HAVE SPORTS IN FOOTBALL, BASKETBALL, BASEBALL, AND TRACK, WITH THE GIRLS PLAYING BASKETBALL, SOFTBALL, AND TENNIS. BAi .IaToALL teams Capt. Jo Murdock 1. to r. Hundley, Daniel, Stanley, Gass, Castleberry, 2nd row: Burrows, McAbee, Gaddis, Grey, 3rd. row: Talley, Rogers, Mann- ing, Millican. Capt. John Crawford 1. to r. Daniel, Gray R., Burrell, 2nd. row: Gray L., Herst,0. T.Burrell,Cloud, Daniel, Gray,! ., IIorst,fO underwood, Atkins, Gray,L., Smith,J. Crawfc BASKBALL TEAMS Castleberry, Burrows, Walls, Stanley, Hartline, Shaw, Avery, Dailey, Whitzell, Daniel, Ott, Daniel,M.,Gass, Gray, McAbee, Gaddis, Burrows, Murdock, Gass, Rogers, Kixon, Coach. CLASS PROPHECY IN THE YEAR 1990 MURREL HUNDLEY, AGED, GREYING WON FROM A RADIO BROADCAST, PEOPLE ARE MORONIC THE PRIVILEGE OF VISITING HER FORMER HIGH SCHOOL FRI- ENDS. THESE ARE THE THINGS SHE SAW: TROYCE BURRELL WITH HIS COLLEGE EDUCATION SWEEPING STREETS IN NEW YORK CITY; BETTY MORGAN, AFTER HAV- ING GRADUATED FROM SNEAD, SITTING HOME WITH HER BABIES, WONDERING WHERE HER HUSBAND IS; TROY CLOUD IN A BOSTON JUNK YARD WONDERING WHAT TO DO WITH HIS WRECKED CARS; EVELYN MEEKS IN A NEW YORK MUSE- UM ADMIRING A STATUE OF BABE RUTH; BETTY CRISP WORKING IN A LIBRARY SURROUNDED BY BOOKS; JEAN BURGESS IN THE WAVES TRYING TO FOLLOW HER SAILOR BUT NOT BEING SUCCESSFUL; JUDY CASTLEBURY IN NASH- VILLE ATTENDING COLLEGE TRYING TO STUDY BUT CAN'T Charlie ivey in Hollywood training for western MOVIES; ROSE ANN WALLS STILL TRYING TO GET ADMISS- ION TO GEORGIA TECH; JOHN RAY CRAWFORD IN CHICAGO TRAINING FOR THE WORLD'S CHAMPIONSHIP IN BOXING; LAVON DANIEL STILL TRYING TO PUSH TRUCKS AROUND BY RUNNING IN UNDER THEM. GWENDOLYN GASS MARRIED, BELIEVE IT OR NOT; ESTELL JACKSON BLOWING BUBBLE GUM ON TOP OF THE EMPIRE STATE BUILDING; SARA ANN GADDIS PUTTING CRYSTALS IN WATCHES IN A PAWN-SHOP IN ST. LOUIS; MARY KIL- GORE IN COLLEGE AND STILL MAKING EYES AT HER TEA- CHERS ;MARVILL HURST STILL AT DAVIS READING WESTERN BOOKS INSTEAD OF FRENCH; BARBARA SHAW STILL ASKING CRAZY QUESTIONS AND GETTING CRAZY ANSWERS; FLORA Clayton on the flying trapez in the ringling bro- thers Circus; Charles Underwood owing mgm and TRYING TO SIGN ALVIN SMITH UP AS HIS NEW GLAMOUR boy; Agnes forshee working as a model for powers; MAXINE CRISP A SUCCESSFUL HOUSE-WIFE AND A MOTHER OF THREE; JOE GRAY AS AN INVENTOR AND HAS INVENTED A MOUSE TRAP THAT GIVES BACK THE CHEESE AFTER THE MOUSE IS CAUGHT; CLARA ROGERS IS A PILOT FOR THE PROPHECY (CONT.) AMERICAN AIRLINES; CECIL ATKINS OWNING HIS OWN PRINTING OFFICE IN BRIDGEPORT ALABAMA AND WHO DO YOU THINK IS HIS SECRETARY? NONE OTHER BUT THE FORMER JO VERRENA MURDOCK; DOT DAILY A SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS WOMAN PUBLISHING PICTURES AND STORIES OF THE MALE MOVIE STARS; MARVILL HURST AS MANAGER OF THE CHATTANOOGA LOOKOUTS, CHARLCIE AVANS SPONSORING A SWING MUSIC PROGRAM IN NEW YORK, HER TALENTED FINGERS PLAYING SUPERB MUSIC; BETTY HARTLINE RISING TO FAME AS THE SECRE- TARY OF A BIG LAW FIRM; BEATRICE GASS IN NEW YORK TEACHING MUSIC TO THE ELITE AFTER TRAVELING ABROAD FOR ADDITIONAL MUSIC INSTRUCTION; EUGENE PIKE A GRADUATE OF THE UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA WITH AN AG- RICULTURE MAJOR; E. PIKE A DOCTOR IN TENNESSEE STATE PRISON; JOSEPHINE DEARMON WITH HER OWN CROTCHETING SHOP IN BAINBRIDGE, MARYLAND; LILLIE MAE MANNING, A PRIVATE SECRETARY IN MIAMI MAKING EYES AT HER BOSS; HOYT YOUNG A MISSIONARY IN SOUTH Africa and Frances avery is married to the first BASEMAN OF THE CHATTANOOGA LOOKOUTS, ROBBIE TALLEY BEING HAPPILY MARRIED TO HER CHILD- HOOD SWEETHEART, LA8RON MCBRYAR; LOUISE MILLI CAN A TRAPEZ ARTIST IN RINGLING BROTHERS CIRCUS; MAR- DELL DANIEL STILL LOOKING FOR----THE COMMENCEMENT- BOOK SHE WAS SENT TO LOOK FOR IN 1950; AND HENRY OTT IS A PHYSICS TEACHER AT NORTH FULTON HIGH SCH- OOL IN ATLANTA, THE WILL WE THE UNDERSIGNED, BEING OF NORMAL MIND (SEMI-CONSCIOUSNESS); OF NORMAL HEALTH (DELIRIUM (TREMENS); OF NORMAL PERSONALITIES (SAO SACKS),DO HEREBY WILL AND BEQUEATH TO OUR SUCCESSORS IN THE YEAR OF OUR LORD NINETEEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY ALL OF THE MATERIAL AND NON-MATERIAL WEALTH MENTIONED BE- LOW: w p I, LAVON DANIEL, DO WILL AND BEQUEATH MY LOVE FOR GIRLS TO-—MOST ANYBODY. I, BETTY MORGAN, DO WILL AND BEQUEATH BOOKS OF MINE ON LOVE AND STUFF TO SARAH ANN GADDIS. I, TROY CLOUD, DO WILL AND BEQUEATH THESE RUBBER BANDS AND WIRES IN MY MOUTH TO NEWELL HOSP- ITAL. I, JO VERRENA MURDOCK, DO RED-HAIRED BOYS TO MARION BATES. I, John ray Crawford, do JACKIE TO TROY CLOUD. I, BETTY CRISP, DO WILL MY BETTY HARTLINE. I, CHARLCIE AVANS, DO WILL EYED BOYS TO CLARA ROGERS. I, ROSE ANN WALLS, DO WILL MY LONG HAIR WILL MY LOVE FOR WILL MY LOVE FOR SINGING VOICE TO MY LOVE FOR BLUE THAT HEREAFTER SHE WILL JOSEPHINE DEARMON HOPING NOT HAVE COLD EARS. I, Charlie ivey, do hereby will and bequeath MY GLASSES TO E. PIKE HOPING THAT HE WILL SEE BET- TER. I, Arvill Hurst, do hereby will my schoolgirl COMPLEXION TO NATHAN ECHOLS IN ORDER THAT HE MAY NOT HAVE TO USE SO MUCH CREAM AND LOTION. I, E. PIKE,DO HEREBY WILL MY LOVE FOR ENGLISH TO MARVILL HURST. I, JEAN BURGESS, DO BANGS TO BETTY BURROWS. I, VIRGINIA STONE, MAKE-UP TO BARBARA SHAW. I , SHIRLEY STALL INGS, HEREBY WILL MY PRECIOUS DO HEREBY WILL WILL AND w BEQUEATH AND BEQUEATH THE WILL (CONT.) MY FRECKLES TO FLOSSIE STANLEY. I, troyce Burrell, do will and bequeath my WAVY HAIR TO LYNDAL DANIEL SO THAT HE WILL BE GLAM OROUS LIKE ME. I, JUDY CASTLEBURY, DO WILL AND BEQUEATH MY BASKETBALL SUIT TO MRS. ELLIOTT. I, GWENDOLYN GASS, DO WILL AND CHARM ON BOYS TO BEATRICE GASS. I, mardell Daniel, do will BASKETBALL SUIT TO MRS. ELLIOTT. I, MARY KILGORE, DO WILL AND BEQUEATH SOME OF MY WEIGHT TO LILLIE MAE MANNING. I, Evelyn meeks, do will and bequeath my love FOR ALGEBRA TO JO VERRENA MURDOCK. I, merrel Hundley, do hereby will and bequea- th MY BLOND HAIR TO MARY FAY GILBREATH HOPING IT WILL AID IN A FIGHT AGAINST RED HAIR, I, Charles Richards,do hereby will and bequea- th my JUDGESHIP OF THE DAVIS COURT TO ROBERT FOR- ESTER. I, Flora Clayton, do hereby will and bequeath MY ARTISTS ABILITY TO ALL ASPIRING ART STUDENTS IN DAVIS HIGH. WE, THE REMAINING STUDENTS OF DAVIS HIGH, HAVING ABSORBED SO GREAT A WEALTH OF KNOWLEDGE AND HAVING ACHIEVED SUCH HIGH INTELLECTUAL FEATS, SEE THAT WE NEED NOT PURSUE EDUCATION ANY LONGER AFTER 1950. THEREFORE, WE WILL AND BEQUEATH OUR INTER- EST IN DAVIS TO THE ESTABLISHMENT OF A MUSIC SCH- OOL FOR DISPLACED PERSONNEL FROM BOHEMIA. DAVIS HIGH SCHOOL ALMA MATER OUR STRONG BAND CAN NE'ER BE BROKEN, IT CAN NEVER DIE, FAR SURPASSING WEALTH UNSPOKEN SEALED BY FRIENDSHIP'S TIE. CHORUS: DAVIS, OUR DEAR ALMA MATER, THEE IN OUR HEARTS WE'LL HOLD. WE WILL LOVE AND NE'ER FORGET The Purple and the gold, HIGH SCHOOL LIFE, AT BEST, IS PASSING, GLIDING SWIFTLY BY, THEN LET US PLEDGE IN WORD AND DEED OUR LOVE FOR DAVIS HIGH. CHORUS r SAME AS ABOVE PIKE HURST,0. SMITH DENNIS HUNDLEY CLAYTON BURGESS MEEKS HURST ft UNDERWOOD TALLEY KILGORE fft V v W Jj ) ATKINS Sophomores IVEY CASTLEBERRY C xj Pikj vL T ES FORESTER CLASS MATES MeABEE STANLEY GADDIS SHAW DANIELS AVANS UNDERWOOD SHELTON STONE GILBREATH MILLICAN STALLINGS HARDEMAN GRAY CLARK Morgan Baker Jones Avans Hurst j 'J r Mahon P V hitzell Smith r - jf' Daniel Bates Fatten class :: vtks Benefield Green Gass Avail s '. 'ood Smith Carroll Hurst Burrows .Vest Karris Stephens Jhav Gray Ell 2 A FIRST GRADS 1st row; Stephens, Bethune, hoods, , •'t ., : .-.r, iz . • ' : '3 Stevens, Stevens, Ivey, Prince, Poor c, Lev son. .... SrS. row; Mrs. Grace Elliott(teacher), Stephens, Stephens, Jones, Gilbreath, c.h'lev }'ole or lb, Hawkins, Garrett, Gorman, Wooten, Wilkins..3rd row; Dodson, Evans, Stevens, Ford, Bearden, Patten, Walden, Ott, Bright. Daniel, Fairchild. ' FIRST GRADE 1st row; Wooten, Williams, Talley, Gass, Payne, Porter, Watson, Hartline, Weldon, Broyles, Lacy, Ballard.....Second row; Shelton, Keeks, Hawkins, Powell, Hurst. West, Gilley, Morgan, Morgan, vich- aels and Mrs. Howell (teacher).....3rd row; Beaty, Yo k, Moooe, Forester, Breedlove, Hardeman, Gray, Gray, fcvans. CAFETERIA STAFF Standing, Mrs. Gass; Sitting, left to right, Mrs. Bodenhammer and Mrs. Crisp. L Second Grade Daniel, Cuzzard, Carter, wtepens, Gass, Hart ine, Cagle Porter, Smith, Gass, Castleberry, Avans, Hartline, Dearman, Smith, Harris, Cloud, Atkins, Simmons, Daniel, Colod, anile Clark, Stephens, heed, Daniel, and Smothers; , Smith, Bethune, , Cloud, •amicn, rossett, Shirley, Forrester, Meir ar, Lee, Ava'ns, Albert erson, Ellis, «addon, Wooten, Cagle, Cooper, Stone, ijeverett. Crisp, Daniel, Bodenhamer, Casey, Hartiene, Whitzell, Smothers, Porter Ott hobinson, heed, Neely, Robinson, Halcomb, Hurt, and Ott.Mis. Ballard 4-H CLUB Ellis, Lawson, Gass, Morgan, Burrell, Walls, Gaddis, Gass, Meeks, Gass, llis, Gray, Stephens, Morgan, Ford, Underwood, Long, Clayton. Guffey, Crawford, aniel, Ellis, Ellis, smlth, Stallings, Gilbreath' Porter, Estes, Bates, Rogers, Young, Shaw, Grey, Gass, Shelton, Hart ii?®%,Bennefl®ld' Duncan Young, Smith, Atkins, Stone, Stallings,Ivy Ott, Woods, Carroll, Bates, Stephens, Gass,Benefield, Shaw, Ivey, an Gray, Murdock, Davis, Miller, Dearman, Porter, Wooten, Huest, Ford, and Castleberry, Sponsors� Freeman, Elliott. f 4 1st row; Prince, rtline, Ott, West, Lever tt, Ellis, Bethune, Powell, Talley binson, 2nd. row; !'r■: . Hixon, -ughs, Jenkins, Akins, Kickerson, Wood, Poore, Stalling, P-lricf, V 1 c)if-r Is, Pid, i cv.; I'organ,J. •'organ, Harmon, 1 , Gilley, Gass,Kuert, lot.row: Miss. Horton, Hartline, Bethune, Broyles, callard, Avans, Lancaster, Lancaster,S., Oliver, Shelton, Marton, HuTf, Lacy, Justice, 2nd.row, Stepehns, Neely, Shel- ton, Heed, Bearden, Grey, York, Whitzell, Clark, Hawkins, Stephens, Breedlove, Stockman, 5rd,rowj Wooten, Watkine, MC- Whirter, Smothers, Stepens, Clark, Goff, Breedlove, Shelton, Daniel., Ott, Casey, Atchely, THE GLEE CLUB May, Castleberry, Crisp, Underwood, Clayton, «alls, Meeks, Carroll, Gaddis, Dailey, Ivey, Freeman, Gass, Daniel, Stallings, Gilbreath, Hundley, earman, Gass, Batts, Lane, Ballard, Elliott, Kilgore, Murdock, and DePriest. 4th Grad© l3t. Duncan, Hawkins, Gass, Sills, Bak©r, Stephens, Cuzzort, Daniel, Graham, Clayton, 2nd, Miss. HawkinA, Buchannan, Smith, Sanders, Cloud, Moore, Green, Gross, Dickerson, 3rd, Hartleine, York, Duncan, Wooten, Gross, Bone, Lancaster, Stanley, Stephens, Holland, Bodenhamer, 1st. Wooten, Guffey, Garratt, Fossett, Husrt, West, Stockman, Hughes, 2nd. Stockman, Shelton, Hartline, Powell, McBryar, Mill- ican, Casey, Ford, Garner, 3rd, Jones, Payne, Porter, Lawson, Prince, Walker, Breedlove, Stephens, Miss. Johnson. BUS DRIVERS Gass, Loverett, Crawford, Carter Sixth raaa Morgan, head, Avery, Lawson, Ballard, hills, Bearden, Neeley, Cloud, Young, Gass, Bodenhamer, Morgan, Morgan, Carter, Grey, Ford, Stephen , ord, Daniel, Teacher: Mrs. Bradford, «ooten, Stephens, Smith, Guffey, Pike, Espy, Cagle, Robienson, Gilbreath, Kilgore, Ellis, smith. Baker, Benefield, ass, York, and Ellis. FIFTH GRADE Graham, Stone, Akins, Stepehns, Prince, earman, McBrayar, Bodenhamer, Clatyon, McBrayar, Bright, Garratte, Poore, Cloud, Lane Summerford, Stanley, Bethune, Meeks, and West. Teacher: Mrs Avans, Clayton, Long, Albertson, Sanders, Avans, Smith, Teacher: Mrs. Carter, Crisp, Castleberry, Cagel, Hughes, Daniel, Meeks, llis Daniel, Gilbreath, Smith, Avan, Wooten, Martin, xAlley. 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