TEACHER - Mr. Woodrow Masden. FIRST ROW, Left To Right: Patricia Sohm, Carolyn Johnson, Betty Johnson, Billy Allen, Billy Ferguson, Samuel Crigler, David McDonald, Charles Shelton, Benjamin Burton, Henry Harned. SECOND ROW: Kenneth Smith, Jo Ann Wood, Lois Price, Donald Martin, Francis Napier, John Sohm, Dixie Davis, Mary Lois Elder, Larry Ward, Thelma DeVore. THIRD ROW: Johnnie Milliner, Charles Samuels, James Phillips, Donald Miles, Mary Elizabeth McCubbins, Eliza Cox, Charles Miller, Wilda Rose Swanner, Janet Frick, Maurice Noe. NOT PICTURED: Donald Farmer, Shirley Jackson, Betty Winsatt, Carl Ray Sadler, Shirley Clark, Betty Freeman.
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