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1. CLASS OF 1924: left to right, Johnsie Lookabill fYountzJ, Vallie Morris fRaperJ, Mattie Lee Wrenn fl-Iedrickl, Exie Hedrick fMorrisonJ, Addie Surratt fRichJ, Daisy Coppley Uohnsonj. 2 .., Q? s.1,g,5q ,, , , .l 3 5 2. FIRST GRADE CLASS, 1924: The first group of first graders in the new building includes, left to right, first row, Billie Gray Long, Claude Williams, Helen Yountz fLeonardJ, Mary Belle Cook CBaileyl, second row, Fannie Mae Bean, Inez Davis fl-ledrickl, Lala Beck CFarabeel, Marvin Crowell, Geraldine Feezor fO'ConnorJg third row, Bobby Surratt, Homer Surratt, Doris Long, l-lershel Owens, Jim Morris, Delila Phillips, with their teacher, Mildred Fields fCrottsJ. The Red Schoolhouse was used only ten years-a short life for a school building. It served, from 1924 until 1932, as a home for students who lived some distance from the school. Mr. and Mrs. Willis lived upstairs until the teacherage was built in 1931. The Class of 1924 was the last group of students to finish their schooling in the Red Schoolhouse. On Commencement Day, May 8, 1924, they went into the newly completed auditorium of the new brick building for graduation exercises. r 6 Ui
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