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15th Conover School Reunion, 2012, held with good attendance Mildred Stapp, 91, attends; Jackie and Lila Kimbler came to reunion from Oklahoma and Evelyn and Edward Watts came to reunion all the way from Texas. Leon Huff and Lois White were hosts. Leon Huff gave lecture on old-timey lunchboxes to any who would be serious enough to listen, documented in accompanying photo Click on headline for full story with photo(s) By Fern Roy Conover School 15th reunion was held on May 26, 2012 at the old Conover School House at 576 Freedom Church Road in Adair County. We had a good attendance and plenty of good food. It was hosted by Leon Huff and Lois White. Former students in attendance and in the accompanying photo were: Kenneth Bryant, Leo Bryant, Arlin Wheat, Arnold Burton, Leon Huff, Danny Burton, Jackie Kimbler, Jerry Burton, Mike Burton, Joe Kimbler, Lora Atchley, Mary Burton, Charlie Roy, Mildred Stapp, Fern Roy, Lois White, Jerry Bryant, Lacona Bryant, Avanell Powell, Anna Lois Huckaby, J.B. Powell, Mable Bryant, Eva Cooley, Phyllis Arnold, Donnie Conover, Velta Brown, Carlos Sullivan, Zona Royce (Former Teacher) James Royce, J.D. Coffey, Alvis Floyd, Edwin Bryant, Evelyn Watts. Attending, but not in the photo were Jr. Sinclair and Gary Burton. Mildred Stapp was the oldest student there. She is 91 year young. Jackie and Lila Kimbler came from Oklahoma and Evelyn and Edward Watts came from Texas. Family and friends also in attendance were: Linda Kinnett, Destiny Kinnett, Natalie Taylor, Lindsey Taylor, Paul Bryant, Teasie Dodrill, Janella Sullivan, Edward Watts, Eddie Arnold, Delcia Cook, Lila kimbler, Eugene Cravens, Marvin Cravens, Michelle Leigh, Jim Leigh, Hudson Leigh, Marla Nivens, Sydni Nivens, Pat Wheet, Paul Green Jr. Missy Bryant, Bailey Bryant, Lisa Hart, Tony Hart, Troy Kimbler, Linda Burton, Renee Cox, Carolyn Cox, Gladys Kimbler, James Green. - Fern Roy This story was posted on 2012-06-23 09:52:41
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