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Crawford School - Year Unknown
Top row: Ovell Webb, Curley Harmon, ?, ?, Buddy Harmon,
?, Marie Harmon
Middle row: Walter Harmon Jr., ?, Billy Webb, Homer T. Harmon, Dub Webb, ?
Front row: ?, Billie Harmon, ?, ?, Jean Webb, ?, ?, Lloyd Harmon
Crawford School - Year Unknown
Top row: ?, ?, Myrtle Harmon, ?, ?,
Middle row: ?, ?, ?, Curley Harmon, ?, Marie Harmon (sitting)
Front row: ?, ?, Walter Harmon Jr., ?, ?
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County Superintendent of Schools Year Book
School – Crawford Garvin County District No. 19 School Year 1932 - 1933General Levy Fund 10.6 Mills
Bldg. Fund ___ Mills
Sinking Fund Levy ___ Mills
Total Levy 10.6 Mills
School Census
White 22 Male, 34 Female, 56 Total
Colored 0 Male, 0 Female, 0 Total
Aggregate 0 Male, 0 Female, 0 Total
Indians 0 Male, 0 Female, 0 Total
No. 8th Grade Graduates – 1
No. 12th Grade Graduates – blank
Model School No Points
Accredited School – No
Revenue From Sources Other Than Taxes
County Apportionment - blank
State Appointment – blank
State Aid - blank
Federal Aid - 29.27
Transfer Fees – blank
Other Revenue – blank
Valuation of Assessed Property
Personal Property - 4345
Real Estate - 59300
Public Service - 5289
Total Valuation - 68934 (listed as all in dollars column but s/b 689.34?)
General Fund Appropriation – blank
Sinking Fund Appropriation – blank
School Expense this fiscal year – blank
Deficit at close of year – blank
Surplus at close of year – blank
School Officers
Name
Post
Office Term Expires
Appointed Date
Director – J. H. Crawford
Lindsay, Rt. 5 March
1935 blank
Clerk – Morgan L. Grady
Foster, Rt.
1 March
1934 blank
Member – J. A. Stewart
Foster,
Rt. 1 March 1933
blank
Teachers
Name
Address
Yrs taught Monthly Salary Certificate
College/University Attended
Jessie Mae Gardner
Foster
blank $70.00
3rd St
C.C.
Length of Term Summer Term –
2 months
Winter Term – 6 months
Opening School Summer Term – July 18,
1932 Winter
Term – November 7, 1932
Closing School Summer Term
– September 9, 1932 Winter Term – April 21, 1933
Estimate Approved for school year
Gen Control $5
Clerks Exp 15
Teachers Salary 560
Inst. Supplies 10
Janitors Supplies 10
Maint of Buildings 5
Int. on Warrants 25
Transfer Fees 285.58
Total $915.58
Transfers
Name of pupil transferred to district From Dist No Cost of transfers
Woodrow Burgess C1
$50.00
Lorene Burgess
C1
50.00
Acres in site – 3
Estimated Value of Bldg
$1000.00
Date Erected – blank, First Cost - $2000.00 Value of Equipment - $250.00,
Insurance - 1000.00
Total enrolled to date Total Days attended Av Daily Attendance
Days Taught
Total Boy, Grades
21
1537
9
Total Girl, Grades
25
1892
11
158
Total Boys, High School
Total Girls, High School
Crawford School, 1938
Top row: George Walker, Lon Stewart, Curley Harmon, Dale Webb,
Floyd Bell
Middle row: Billy Webb, L.C. Stewart, Kenneth Webb, Homer T. Harmon, Grady
Stewart, Buddy Harmon
Crawford School was located five miles southwest of Wallville at the edge of the Table Top Mountains. The school took its name from Jim Crawford. The school served the community for several years and saw many community pie suppers and Christmas programs held there. There was also times when the building was used for church services.
During the winter months the children would try warming their lunches on the wooden stove in the building. At recess they would gather and play marble games and mumblepeg with pocket knives, or maybe a game of yarnball where they would take a small ball, wrap it with yarn and use it with their homemade bats and play a game of yarnball since they could not afford a baseball.
When the school was closed in 1938 the students attended the Hughes consolidated school in the Wallville area.
The old Crawford school house was torn down in 1973 and the area cleared leaving no trace of the place where the Crawford's, the Whitt's, the Walker's, the Grady's, the Harmon's, the Jackson's and many other children learned the three R's and ran and played and made memories in a one-room schoolhouse.
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