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Cyrus / Breeding High School Commencement, 1949 Sanford Hurt headed the Breeding School in 1949 Found in the Adair County News, May 4, 1949: Eight Graduate At Breeding High See related photo: February 2006 photo of the Breeding High School building This story was posted on 2006-02-28 11:34:34
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