Tyrrell Elementary School 1951, fifth grade. 
Photo courtesy of Vance (Dickie) Jacobs. 
You may see some of the same people in the
sixth grade photo too.

 
Fifth grade Tyrrell school 1951
Front row: 
Jerry Klutz, Norma Cryer, Sandra Riley, Elizabeth Thomas, Edith Treibel, 
Ann Livingston, James Ryder, Larry Guidry, Vance (Dickie) Jacobs,
Joe Landry.
Second row: 
Sybil Daigle, Margaret Vincent, Darryl Coushman, Bill Garrison, 
Sam Beckworth, Ronald Doty, Bill McDonald, Betty Brown, Steve Hodges, 
David Garret, Charles Rigsby
Third row:
Richard Smith, Charlotte Franklin, Ralph Brown, Tex Legget, Mike 
White, John Merren, Betty Sue Ayers, Patty Scaff, Judy Fouts
Top Row: 
Miss White, Robert Suttle, Marshall Hubert, Rose Mary Rummel, 
Elliot Bray, Charles Hoffpauir, Mr. Spradley

 
Tyrrell Elementary School 1952, sixth Grade. Photo courtesy of 
Sandra Riley Newman. This photo is in our slide show along with
another sixth grade photos from Tyrrell. They are two different
sixth grade classes with two different teachers.

 
Sixth grade Tyrrell school 1952

Front row:
Mr. Spradley, James Ryder, Dickie Jacobs, Connie Conley, 
Elizabeth Thomas, Charles Rigsby, Henry Clausen, Miss Mullins
Second Row: 
Edith Treibel, Bill McDonald, Sandra Riley, Donna Jones, 
Jerry Klutz, David Garret, Larry Guidry.
Third row:
Carolyn Miller, Margaret Vincent, Norma Cryer, Tommy Guntner, 
Darryl Coushman, Joe Robertson, Ronald Borel, Sammy Beckworth
Fourth row: 
Tex Legget, Sybil Daigle, Betty Sue Ayers, Mike White, ?, 
Gloria Mire, Richard Smith
Top row: 
Charles Hoffpauir, Patty Skaff, Charlotte Franklin, Marshall 
Hubert, Rose Mary Rummel, Anna Ray Scott, Robert Suttle.

Can anybody fill in the blanks where the question marks are?
The names were furnished by Vance (Dickie) Jacobs and Sandra
Riley Newman for both of the above photos.

Sandra added this note: Betty Sue Ayers passed away in 1976.

Vance added this note in his email to me:
Note: In the sixth grade photo, James Ryder, Myself, and
Charles Rigsby have no shoes. At Tyrrell I never wore shoes 
unless I was forced to ( I did wear cowboy boots in the 5th 
grade photo.) On my first day at Woodrow Wilson I was sent 
to the principals office for not having shoes thus ending my 
shoeless school days. 
On a much sadder note I see from our memorial list that out 
of my Tyrrell School classmates, James Ryder, Larry Guidry, 
Ronald Doty, Charles Hoffpauir, Henry Clausen, Rose Mary Rummel, 
Anna Ray Scott and possibly some others that did not finish 
TJ with us are now deceased. Seeing those faces on these 
photos is bitter sweet. As long as we remember them they 
can be a part of us.

 
This was Mrs. Bray's Cub Scout Den. Photo courtesy of Vance (Dickie) Jacobs.

 
Western Days at Ol' TJ. Who is in this photo?
Photo provided by John McMahon. Thanks! :-)

There is a debate over who was the taller, Jerry or Brooks.
Can you find them in the photo? What is Jerry standing on?
 if you think you know.
I think Jerry is standing on a trash can. :-)
NOTE: 
Russell Painton said, "The guy sitting right in front of 
the desk is none other than yours truly."  

Left to right:
Pat Sabo, Kay Ellerbee, Ronnie Stanley, Brenda Hill, and 
Carolyn Bigler
The occassion was the Distributive Education banquet. 
Carolyn Bigler sang a solo while Jennilou Nowlen, a guest,
accompanied Carolyn. We don't remember what song Carolyn sang.
Does anybody remember?
Pat, Kay, Brenda, and Carolyn were delegates to the D.E. State
Convention in Austin, Texas our senior year. Brenda was the D.E. 
Sweetheart voted on by the employers. Mrs. Hille was our teacher.

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