Back to the Past

When the sixth grade was still at Jones, Mrs. Belvin's students
painted life-sized "Mummy Cases" during their study of
Egyptian life (and death).

When the sixth grade moved to the Coffee County
Middle School, Mrs. Belvin changed to fifth grade.
The curriculum now included American history.
Mrs. Belvin switched to life-sized Colonial people.
Paul Revere (and his horse) are on the left.

Tracing the Outline for the Life-Sized Figures

Mrs. Womack's class 1986-1987

Anita Royster was our Special Education teacher
for eight years. She was Jones's 1998 Teacher of
the Year. In the fall of 1999, she was moved to
New Union Elementary to serve in Special Ed there.
We miss her friendly smile and the wonderful way
in which she worked with her exceptional students.

"Down and Dirty"

1984-1985
Jones had split grades and huge classes.
Mrs. Janie Cunningham with her class of
thirty third-and-fourth-graders.

Getting Ready for Halloween

Guess Who

Announcing "The Wizard of Whatever"

In 1989, the Railroad Museum had just
opened in downtown Manchester. The fifth
graders were invited to give their puppet
plays for a special Saturday children's program.

The year was 1985. We made muppets and sang:
"Why Are There So Many Songs About Rainbows?"

"Dr. B" came from M.T.S.U. and read to the children.

The "Just Say No" Clowns
From Central High School

Jennifer White reads to the kids.

Mrs. Lendley and Mrs. Womack

Mrs. White does thumbprint drawings
while Brett and Jenna Barton and
Jeff White look on.

A Field Day Long Ago

The Principal is "Busted"!!!

Two Cute "Hornets"

Mrs. Bonson was our first grade
teacher for several years.

"Miss Susie"

The Fun Part of Being a Fireman

Making Your Own Fun

Walk-a-Thon, 1997
Mrs. Belvin, Mrs. Dice, and the
kids spell out "Y.M.C.A."

Arbor Day 1987
Esther Moseley, School Secretary,
Helps Students Plant Trees

Arbor Day 1987

An Arbor Day Speech

Mrs. Lendley and April

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