Do you know the answer; week 4
Herald Columnist | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 10 years, 6 months AGO
Midway School was the home of this 1955-1956 third grade class. There are no names with this photo either, but Jim Turner is at the top left and Danny Simmons in the top row, forth from the left in his Cub Scout uniform. Could Deanna Reffett be holding the top row far right spot? Note the teacher is not in this photo, most likely because of a Jim and Danny prank.
This is the fourth week of asking readers to identify photos, but the third week of class photos. The interest and fun of offering this photo is trying to identify everyone in the photo. This photo, and the other two class photos, was submitted by Regan Berryhill Bonato. Look for this photo in the Columbia Basin Herald's upcoming book, "The Columbia Basin; A Photographic Perspective Volume II.
Send your answers to: dclay@atnet.net or call me at 762-5158.
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