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School Days, School Days — in Amissville about 1906 or 1907. Identified as best we could are left to right, front row: Jimmy Deatherage, unknown, but thought possibly it is Nelson Corbin, Anderson Silvey, Jack Silvey, Mr. John Hughes, school teacher, Mr. John Walter, school teacher, Juanita Ritenour (Clement), Miss Mayme Latham (Duncan), teacher, next two thought to be Duncans, Elizabeth Walter (Owens), Rebecca Walter (Seabreeze), Warren Riley, Robert Walter, John Lawrence, Hugh Petty, Stuart Ritenour, Byrne Ritenour. Second row, David Silvey, next three unidentified, John Hackley, Frank Walter, next unknown, next a Duncan, Julia Silvey (Luttrell), Willie Waugh Walter, Ella Rowzie, next unknown. Third row, Ollie Putnam, Clifford Green, Nannie Deatherage, Eflfie Walter (Hiss), Mayo Riley (Poe), Mollie Silvey, Julia Walter (Curtis), unknown, Etta Jeffries (Luttrell), Mary Riley (Barron), Lena Duncan (Hudson), ? ? Poe, Beulah Latham (Rogers), ? ? Petty, Myrtle Latham (Bow. cn), unknown, Mary Hackley (Collins). In the door, front row: Hugh Riley, Landern Luttrell, Edmund Luttrell, next three unidentified, Gillie Putnam. In windows: Joseph Walter, Leslie Walter, Susie Lawrence, ? ? Duncan, Ritchie Lawrence (Colvin). Mr. John Walter, a teacher, had nine of his twelve children enrolled in the school. If anyone can identify the students we did not know, please do so. Pictur^fuj^is^ed through the courtesy o| Mrs, S^W. Riley.
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