Getting the Names

Trick or Treating and a family wedding got my blog time this week, but let's see now. I've gotten emails from those who went to Joseph R. Lamar and Martha Lester but who remembered some of these faces. Thanks to everyone who sent a list, I've added names to Lewis's list but I'm still unsure about the identity of 3 people. I guess I need a little more help.

On the front row of girls, I'm not sure which is Boyce and which is Margaret Ann nor do I have a name for the girl on the end in front of Mrs. Asserson. I can't wait to get an answer or two so I can get the rest of the names on the photo.

As best as I remember them,
Starting at back, left to right:

Jack Smith

Frank Farris

Paul Wolfe

Kenny Fletcher

David Thomas

Raymond Skelton

Cobbs Nixon

Fred Elser

Next row:

Billie Taylor

Carol Ann Sandiford

Jane Davenport

Patrica Folk

Martha McDaniel

Henrietta 'Bubba' Johnson

Marie Croft

Ruth Jarrett

Dolly Fortson

Mary Lehmann

Francine Bedingfield

Christine Collier

Mrs. Asserson

Next row:

Lynn Taylor

Minta McDairmid

DeAnne Wiggins

Mildred Jeffcoat

?Margaret Ann DeVaughn

?Boyce Ficklen or Anne Williams

Nelda Harmon

Jesse Lou Byne

?

Front Row:

Jerry Gresham

John Baronosky

Jimmy Snow

David Lee Lowenheim

Lewis Linson

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Wait! Wait! Don't Tell Me!

A phone call from Pete May. "Annette, do you remember who wound up in the class of '59 who started the first grade at Bayvale School?" I thought about that. I remembered a few who were in Miss Anna Wilson's class. She was my father's teacher as well! A few emails later and we have a little list . . . . More on that later.


An email from Lewis Linson with this photo of the seventh grade at William Robinson. Sharp guy that he is. He remembered most and included a list of names. I'm still playing with the photo, adding names to the image. I'll post it later, but thought I'd see if I'd get a list or two from others.

Wonder if there are other grammar school memories out there? This should be our first grade's 60th reunion. Aargh! I'm not THAT old!

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