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CLASS of 1938 Thanks to Sue Lee Johnson, T-51, for Scanning the 1938 Yearbook Photos and Maureen Thoni White, Honorary T-69, for Scanning the 1938 Yearbook CLASS OF 1938 Thanks to Sue Lee Johnson, T-51, for scanning the 1938 yearbook photos and Maureen Thoni White, honorary T-69, for scanning the 1938 yearbook. Click “T” for shortcut to 1938 Virtual Cemetery ABERNATHY, Henry Baylor, Jr. Born: 21 January 1920 Died: 18 August 2001 ACOSTA, Dorothy Naoma (Burns) Born: 14 March 1920 Died: 6 April 2001 ADAMS, Clyde Douglas Born: 15 March 1921 Died: 26 April 1998 ADAMS, Emmitt Dudley Born: 6 December 1919 Died: 4 August 2014 ADAMS, Virginia Mae (Need to find) Born: 15 October 1920 Died: ADKINSON, Robert Henry Born: 7 October 1920 Died: 20 January 1999 ALEXANDER, Elsie Ann (Need to find) Born: 13 April 1921 Died: ALEXANDER, James Vernon (Need to find) Born: m. Roxie Elizabeth Crocker Died: ALLEN, Edwin Clinton (Winner Alice O’Donnell Scholarship) Born: 2 October 1920 Died: 18 August 2003 ALLEN, Iva Ruby (White) Born: 9 June 1920 Died: 19 November 2001 ALVIS, Irvin Clement Born: 22 February 1920 Died: 10 April 1987 ANGEL, Milton I. Born: 10 May 1921 Died: 10 February 2008 APOLLONI, Rose Marie (Doran) Born: 31 August 1920 Died: 28 December 2000 ASHBURN, Fay Douglas (Need to find) Born: 13 September 1917 m. Evelyn Lucas Arledge Died: 19 December 1992 ATTEBERRY, Lewis Edward Born: 18 December 1920 Died: 30 August 1987 AUSTIN, McNeva Exie (Need to find) Born: m. Paul Ledbetter Died: BAILEY, Marjorie LaVerne (Dhuy) Born: 14 August 1919 Died: 22 November 2013 BAILEY, Robert Searcy Born: 4 April 1919 Died: 31 August 2011 BAILEY, Sarah Katherine (Beloate) Born: 22 May 1919 Died: 18 April 1983 BALLARD, Mabel (Need to find) Born: 24 April 1919 Died: BANDY, George Richard Born: 7 July 1918 Died: February 1979 BANKS, Robbie Ellon (McQuiston) Born: 17 October 1920 Died: 6 March 2005 BARNETT, Sara Elizabeth (Need to find) Born: 18 March 1921 Died: BARTLETT, Ellen Evelyn (Need to find) Born: 17 August 1920 Died: BEACHMAN, Charles F. Born: 5 October 1921 Died: 20 August 1977 BEARD, Jane Elizabeth (Glass) Born: 18 May 1921 Died: 18 October 2007 BECKHAM, Mary Carolyn (Lewter) Born: 6 September 1920 Died: 12 July 2004 BELL, John Reid Born: 4 October 1920 Died: 1 March 2003 BERTON, Aline Marion (Eubanks) Born: 19 May 1919 Died: 22 April 2014 BIGBEEl, John Hatton II Born: 24 November 1921 Died: 16 March 1982 BIGGS, Harry Linden Born: 27 October 1919 Died: 2 December 2011 BLACK, Virginia Florence “Flo” (Howard) Born: 4 July 1920 Died: 21 March 2011 BONNELL, Richard Lee, Jr. Born: 5 February 1920 Died: 9 June 1997 BRADLEY, Martin James, Jr. “Buster” Born: 30 May 1920 Died: 17 April 2010 BROADWAY, Hurtie Louise “Presh” (Edwards) Born: 17 September 1920 Died: 18 March 1993 BROOKS, Robert Henry Born: 23 November 1918 Died: 8 August 2007 BROWN, Eula Belle (Need to find) Born: 22 June 1919 Died: BROWN, Margie Virginia (Need to find) Born: 31 May 1919 Died: BROWN, Mary Eleanor (Need to find) Born: 14 November 1920 m. Lawrence Joseph Von Seggern Died: BRYANT, John W. Born: 15 November 1020 Died: 18 August 1991 BUCK, Margaret Pauline “Polly” (Smith) Born: 26 September 1920 Died: 1 February 1995 BURNS, Florence Miriam (Need to find) Born: 12 January 1919 Died: BUTLER, Alma Violet (Walker) Born: 23 February 1919 Died: 21 February 1992 CAMPONOVA, Victor Herman Born: 1920 Died: 1992 CARNEY, John Haley (Need to find) Born: 27 February 1919 m. Virgie Lee Forgione Died: CARSON, Joseph C. Born: 16 October 1918 Died: 18 August 1944 CARTWRIGHT, Newton Ellis Born: 23 October 1920 Died: 6 June 2000 CATES, Evelyn Anita (Need to find) Born: 7 December 1919 Died: CATES, Mary Mignonne (Need to find) Born: Died: CATLEDGE, H. M. (Need to find) Maybe Mancil Born: 23 March 1920 Died: CAYCE, Edward Wilson Born: 29 May 1920 Died: 12 August 1991 CHILDRESS, Remelle (Clayton) Born: 30 October 1920 Died: 18 January 1995 CHRISTIAN, Charles DeBromond (Need to find) Born: 2 July 1918 Died: CLARK, Dora Pearl “Dodie” (Dunlap) Born: 18 July 1921 Died: 14 February 2003 COCKRILL, Elijah Lacy, Jr. Born: 13 May 1921 “Killed in Action WWII – Forever Honored” Died: 25 June 1944 COLLINS, Helen Lucille (Gibson) Born: 9 May 1921 Died: 7 March 2012 COMMANDER, Melville Liddell (Need to find) Born: 6 October 1918 Died: CONLEY, Patricia Claire (McNamara) Born: 31 July 1921 Died: 18 November 2016 COOKSEY, Loraine (Phillips) Born: 1 June 1919 Lived on Oxford maybe Lawler Alumni Died: 9 June 2015 COOPER, Lillian Lucille Born: 31 October 1919 Died: 3 January 2005 COOPER, Marjorie Alton (Riley) Born: 11 November 1920 Died: 12 January 1978 COOPER, Wayne Bennett Born: 9 October 1920 “Died non-battle WWII – Forever Honored” Died: 17 September 1944 COURTNEY, Jane Malcom (Need to find) Born: 2 December 1919 m. Edwin Watkins Stanfield T-1938, his wife in 1999 is Betty E. Stanfield Died: COX, James Thomas (Need to find) Born: 12 September 1919 Died: COX, Patricia Louise (Need to find) Born: 15 May 1922 Died: COX, William Emmett Born: 24 January 1919 Died: 1 May 2004 CRAWFORD, Julius W. Born: 14 July 1919 Died: 24 March 1992 CROOK, Leonard Raymond (Staff Artist) Born: 18 April 1919 Died: 21 July 2012 CUDE, James Edwin Born: 2 March 1920 Died: 18 December 1938 CUMMINGS, Bernard Arlen “Barney” Born: 25 May 1920 Died: 10 October 1988 CUNNINGHAM, John Lemuel “Lem” Born: 1 August 1921 Died: 3 September 1983 CURLE, Cleo Avery Born: 9 July 1920 Died: 5 December 1971 CURTIS, Elmus Herbert, Jr. Born: 27 December 1919 Died: 17 October 1969 CURTIS, Freddy Moeselle (Pardue) Born: 23 July 1919 Died: 20 April 2008 CURTIS, John Allen Born: 27 December 1919 Died: 9 November 2012 DAVIDSON, Virginia Louise (Covington) Born: 17 July 1921 Died: March 1992 DAVIS, Audrey Kennon Born: 7 August 1920 Died: 1 February 2004 DAVIS, Charles David Born: 14 March 1919 Died: 1 July 1972 DAVIS, Dorothy Louise (Need to find) Born: 11 October 1920 Died: DAVIS, Frankie Addiene (Need to find) Born: 17 April 1920 Died: DEAL, Vernon Everett, Jr. Born: 5 November 1920 Died: 23 July 2007 DEAN, William Harrison (Need to find) Born: 4 April 1921 Died: DEEN, Melville T. Born: 30 October 1920 Died: 1 December 2003 DIANA, Leo Peter Born: 15 February 1919 Died: 6 January 2000 DICKINSON, Jane Doris (Need to find) Born: 19 March 1921 Died: DICKERSON, Ruth Virginia (Need to find) Born: 23 February 1020 Died: DODSON, Ruth Choate (Lambert) Born: 3 April 1920 Died: 29 December 1980 DOEPKE, Carolyn Elizabeth Maie (Need to find) Born: 30 December 1917 Died: DUFFELL, William Edward Born: 20 September 1920 Died: 7 August 1999 DUKE, Claude Lavert, Jr. Born: 10 October 1920 Died: 7 September 1987 DUNKLEY, Dorothy Ann Born: 24 March 1920 Died: 10 May 1998 DURHAM, Clarence Elton Born: 30 September 1920 Died: 19 April 1995 EASLEY, William Clifford Born: 27 January 1920 Died: 8 November 2005 EASON, Eloise (Need to find) Born: Died: EATMAN, Albert (Need to find) Born: Died: EATON, John Thomas Born: 6 April 1920 Died: 26 July 1975 EDWARDS, Elizabeth Glenn (Need to find) Born: Died: EDWARDS, Mildred Louise (Need to find) Born: 13 February 1920 Died: ELDER, Walter Ike Born: 11 November 1920 Died: 10 May 1950 ELLETT, Inez (Need to find) Born: 3 September 1920 Died: ELLIS, Rebecca Yvonne (Need to find) Born: 23 June 1921 Died: ELY, Richard Thomas (Need to find) Born: 1 January 1919 Died: ENNIS, Joseph Wheaton Born: 19 April 1920 Died: 5 September 2016 FAULK, Justine Elizabeth (Jenkins) Born: 18 April 1920 Died: 6 November 2013 FAYE, Gloria Viola (Need to find) Born: 24 May 1919 Died: FLEET, Nelle Lucille (Cole) Born: 22 July 1920 Died: 9 February 2007 FLEMING, Virginia Kathryn (Need to find) Born: 14 October 1921 Died: FLETCHER, Helen Louise (Croxdale) Born: 9 September 1921 Died: 29 March 2000 FORMAN, Charles D., Jr. Born: 29 January 1919 “Killed in Action WWII – Forever Honored” Died: 24 December 1944 FORMAN, John Henry Born: 29 January 1920 Died: 20 June 1939 FOWLER, Agnes Leigh (Need to find) Born: 21 August 1920 Died: FOWLER, Ruth Louise (Need to find) Born: Died: FOWLER, William Robert (Need to find) Born: 25 June 1921 Died: FRANKS, Charles Frederick Born: 16 July 1918 Died: 23 May 1987 FRAZIER, Ruth (Floyd) Born: 7 May 1920 Died: 18 July 2000 FRENCH, Charles Arthur, Jr. “Chuck” Born: 29 September 1919 Died: 15 April 2016 FUQUA, Cecil O. Born: 28 January 1921 Died: 19 April 2008 GALLOWAY, Jerry Presley Born: 29 March 1920 Died: 2 December 1989 GARDNER, Joe (Need to find) Born: Died: GARDNER, Ruth Doris “Sissy” (Bilger) Born: 23 September 1919 Died: 3 December 2007 GARRETT, Edna Louise (Flynn) Born: 22 February 1920 Died: 21 September 1993 GATES, Edward Lee, Jr. Born: 26 April 1919 Died: 20 June 1973 GAY, Ruth (Need to find) Born: 7 April 1920 Died: GLASSMAN, Madelyn (Grusin) Born: 7 July 1920 Died: 10 March 2007 GRANDI, Elmo Born: 13 March 1917 Died: 5 May 1998 GRAY, James Sidney Born: 9 March 1919 Died: 23 August 1988 GREEN, John Ramsey Born: 24 February 1921 Died: 10 May 1983 GREER, Norvell (Need to find) Born: 12 March 1919 Died: GRESHAM, Lawrence Lee Born: 25 June 1920 Died: 6 November 1970 GRIMES, George Murry (Need to find) Born: Died: GUIDROZ, Victoria Azelie “Mickey” (Davis) Born: 16 October 1919 Died: 23 August 2010 HAAS, Louis Frederick, Jr. (Need to find) Born: 1 September 1918 Died: HALBROOK, Mary Kathryn (Decker) Born: 24 October 1920 Died: September 1979 HALE, M. F. (Need to find) Maybe Frazier Born: 5 May 1919 Died: HALL, Marjorie Frances (Mommsen) Born: 23 June 1919 Died: 13 October 2013 HAMBRICK, Emily Ruth (Hughes) Born: 13 February 1920 Died: 28 January 2001 HANCE, Ethel Aleene (Need to find) Born: 18 September 1919 Died: HANCOCK, John Allen Born: 26 August 1920 Died: 30 November 2007 HANOWITZ, Dolly Esther (Katz) Born: 6 March 1920 Died: 8 April 1997 HARMON, Betty Dean (Rodgers) Born: 8 March 1921 Died: 6 February 2012 HARRIS, Corinna Elizabeth (Need to find) Born: 7 April 1920 Died: HARTIN, George Morris Born: 29 June 1920 4417 Sailfish Palmetto, FL 34221 (386) 294-1916 HAUSER, Preston La Rue (Need to find) Born: Died: HAWKINS, Warren (Need to find) Born: Died: HAWKES, Eula Juanita (Need to find) Born: 30 June 1919 Died: HAYLES, Foster Paul (Need to find) Born: 29 October 1918 Died: HENLEY, Ernest Morris Born: 10 July 1920 Died: 26 April 1992 HICKMAN, Elsie Loraine (Need to find) Born: 19 June 1920 m.
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