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  • Submitted Photo A special reunion took place recently in Berlin. The people were classmates at Berlin Grammar School and were 1958 graduates of Moultrie High School. Some of them had not seen each other since graduation. Front row, from the left, are Lorene Browning Neely, Clarice May Eldridge and Dorothy Roberts, fifth grade teacher. Back row, from the left are, Elizabeth Alderman Truett, Patricia Crosby Leonard, Geraldine Gay Folsom, Mary Evelyn Browning Taylor and Billy May.

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October 28, 2009

Berlin Grammar School reunion

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A special reunion took place recently in Berlin. The people were classmates at Berlin Grammar School and were 1958 graduates of Moultrie High School. Some of them had not seen each other since graduation. Front row, from the left, are Lorene Browning Neely, Clarice May Eldridge and Dorothy Roberts, fifth grade teacher. Back row, from the left are, Elizabeth Alderman Truett, Patricia Crosby Leonard, Geraldine Gay Folsom, Mary Evelyn Browning Taylor and Billy May.

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