Carl Jefferson Kennedy and Alma Lanore Grimes Kennedy were the dynamic duo of teachers in the old Red Hill School

Sally E. Hancock Griffith; "Miss Bixie" or "Aunt Bixie" to her many adoring children and students at Red Hill School. She was a loving and caring human being who left her mark on the psyches of so many of her charges, even "beating the fire" out of Bobby Watkins during her 5th -6th grade class in 1...

This handsome young man was Gordon Tennyson Dopson, the seventh child of William Castleberry Dopson and Ella McDonald Dopson. He was born on October 13, 1907 in Channahatchee, Alabama, and died tragically from an accidental gunshot wound on February 04, 1933. He was out hunting and was crawling un...

Miss Grace Garnett was the Red Hill School Lunch Room cook and manager for most of the years that the lunch room existed.

Mrs. Sue Mulder, who taught the last four classes, the 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th grades, before Red Hill School closed its doors as a school in 1967. Thanks to John Frank Mulder for his provision of this pic of his mom, taken at Red Hill School just 2 years before it closed.

Ms. Rose Webster taught at Red Hill School during the 1950's.

Mary Nell Atherton, was born in Prattville, Al June 24, 1925 to Luther and Maude Atherton. She graduated from Dale county High School, in Ozark, AL. in 1944 and went on to College at Huntingdon in Montgomery where she graduated in 1948. Shortly afterward she and her widowed mom bought a home in...

Mrs. Ressie White Taylor taught here in the 1930s.

This section is an attempt to bring all we know and have found out about the teachers and staff of the old Red Hill School forward to our viewers, including pics of them if we can obtain them. If you have old pics and info on teachers of the past, please let us know.

What we know about the principals, teachers and workers at the old Red Hill School. If you have pics or info to share, please let us know. Don't forget to maximize your screen and turn up your sound.

Carl Jefferson Kennedy and Alma Lanore Grimes Kennedy were the dynamic duo of teachers in the old Red Hill School

Miss Grace Garnett was the Red Hill School Lunch Room cook and manager for most of the years that the lunch room existed.

Mrs. Sue Mulder, who taught the last four classes, the 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th grades, before Red Hill School closed its doors as a school in 1967. Thanks to John Frank Mulder for his provision of this pic of his mom, taken at Red Hill School just 2 years before it closed.

Ms. Rose Webster taught at Red Hill School during the 1950's.

Mary Nell Atherton, was born in Prattville, Al June 24, 1925 to Luther and Maude Atherton. She graduated from Dale county High School, in Ozark, AL. in 1944 and went on to College at Huntingdon in Montgomery where she graduated in 1948. Shortly afterward she and her widowed mom bought a home in...

Mrs. Ressie White Taylor taught here in the 1930s.

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What we know about the principals, teachers and workers at the old Red Hill School. If you have pics or info to share, please let us know. Don't forget to maximize your screen and turn up your sound.

Carl Jefferson Kennedy and Alma Lanore Grimes Kennedy were the dynamic duo of teachers in the old Red Hill School

Miss Grace Garnett was the Red Hill School Lunch Room cook and manager for most of the years that the lunch room existed.

Mrs. Sue Mulder, who taught the last four classes, the 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th grades, before Red Hill School closed its doors as a school in 1967. Thanks to John Frank Mulder for his provision of this pic of his mom, taken at Red Hill School just 2 years before it closed.

Ms. Rose Webster taught at Red Hill School during the 1950's.

Mary Nell Atherton, was born in Prattville, Al June 24, 1925 to Luther and Maude Atherton. She graduated from Dale county High School, in Ozark, AL. in 1944 and went on to College at Huntingdon in Montgomery where she graduated in 1948. Shortly afterward she and her widowed mom bought a home in...

Mrs. Ressie White Taylor taught here in the 1930s.

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