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The lower photo was taken by Joan, year not remembered, and it shows one of the two trees Joan's grandfather, Henry Beardslee, donated to the school to honor Arbor Day - probably 1941-42. The trees were dug up by a couple of the older boys and transported to the school by Doug Thomas in his "gray doodle bug." A small ceremony was conducted so that the children would learn the meaning of Arbor Day and have respect for our trees. The one tree stood for several years after the school was torn down, but it too is gone now.
Also, wanted to let you know that in the April 1938 photo of the Lawrence Corner School children, my mother in law was mis- identified. Carolyn Giles is sitting in the front row, not the second.She is the little girl on the right in the front row. She is sitting next to her niece Lucielle Giles- who was the little girl in the middle.
Debora ENDERLE Clark
Honor student, 7th and 8th grades: Helen Makely.
Credit students, 7th and 8th grades: Myra Guiles, Ruth McKay, Mary Tickner, Carlyle Cook, Jack Brown, Carl Brown, Gordon Rarick.
Honor students, 5th and 6th grades: Shirley Stephens, Erma Tickner, Delphine Wood, Harris Dunkleberger, Wilbur Smith.
Credit Students, 5th and 6th grades: Daisy Stone, Jerald Cummings.
Students perfect in attendance for March: Carl Brown, Jack Brown, Carlyle Cook, Keith Sweely, Wilbur Smith, H. Myra Guiles, Helen Makeley, Daisy Stone, Delphine Wood.
Honor roll, grade 3: Nelda Cook, Junior Webster; grade 2: Lillian Stephens, Cora Wood.
Credit roll, grade 4: Geraldine Smith, Ermin Dunkleberger; grade 3: Emmett Stephens, Luther Giles; grade 2: Leland Benson, Gordon Wood.
Students perfect in attendance for March: Margar Cook, Ermin Dunkleberger, Luther Giles, Robert Holton, Emmett Stephens, Edwin Wood, Ward Williams, Junior Webster, Mable Griffin, Geraldine Smith, Lilliam Stephens, Ethel Wood.
Teachers: Ross W. Soper, Ellen A. Teed
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