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| One of the functions hosted by Hubert Sellers at a nearby camp, forgot name. Neil Grigg and Anne Henry in front. James Cook dancing with unidentified girl at right front. Ronnie R... |
Posted By: Neil Grigg
07-09-2009
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| The muscle man is Charles Tatum and to the left is Pat Garner, Wilbur Hufham, Ed Jones, and Howard Ellington. |
Posted By: admin
06-08-2009
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| Ceci Tucker ( we think) l , Julie Hadden, Nancy Carr, and Alice Ann Jeffries |
Posted By: Jean Colquitt
05-27-2009
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| Our high school friend Tommy Waldrip (class of 1955) passed away this week-end from cancer. He was living in The Villages in Florida. He was married to Foye Anne Halstead. |
Posted By: admin
05-23-2009
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| Tommy and Elizabeth share their Olan Mill picture with us. Notice the hair Tommy has, the polyester suit and the pasture motif. Elizabeth, you are looking good! |
Posted By: admin
05-21-2009
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Posted By: Tommy Ragsdale
05-21-2009
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| The 1952 Kow-liga song by Hank Williams was written 6 months before his death while staying at Darwin Dobb's cabin. This is the original Indian which fans chipped off of so much that it had to be r... |
Posted By: Jean Colquitt
05-21-2009
Views: 5342
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| Coach Kyle Renfroe recently died at age 84. This is a 1950's photo with Sidney Dawkins in background, Tommy Ragsdale, Wink Conner, Lanier Coach Bill Conde, and far right Coach Renfroe. |
Posted By: Admin
03-29-2009
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| The ones from our class are Cornelia Ellis, Judy Justice, Margie Knox, and Jessie Kitchens. The big news is that Judy still fits in her outfit! |
Posted By: Jean Colquitt
01-28-2009
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| We all remember Klein and Son and their famous clock. |
Posted By: Tommy Ragsdale
01-25-2009
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| This was a May Day program at Cloverdale. May Day was a wonderful event at Huntingdon College also. The girls were dressed in beautiful antebellum dresses at the college and danced around th... |
Posted By: Jean Colquitt
01-25-2009
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| Huntingdon was first established in Tuskegee in 1854 and moved to Montgomery in 1909. |
Posted By: Tommy Ragsdale
01-25-2009
Views: 5280
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