Carr School Reunion
The Seminole Producer
September 20, 1985
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Carr City Reunion is Successful Event

More than 130 persons representing six states attended the
recent Carr School reunion, held at the Community Center in
Seminole Municipal Park.
Origianlly only a two-room log building, later made into a
four room cement block facility, Carr School grew with the
community, eventually emerging as a modern brick school,
complete with a gymnasium, shop and homemaking class space.
The last graduating class was in 1943, when it was decided
there were not enough students to justify the seperate school
system and it was consolidated with two other schools.
Of the nine members of the school's first graduating class in
1933, seven were able to attend the reunion along with their 
teacher and sponsor, Walter Fields of Seminole.
A covered dish luncheon was enjoyed during the noon hour and 
gifts were presented to F.C. Clark of Seminole who was the 
oldest present; and Pat Wilbanks, who came the longest distance-
Clovis, Calif.
The next reunion of the school will be held Sept. 14, 1986, at
the Community Center, it was announced. 
Marie Young of Seminole and Orlena Chilcote of Ardmore will be
in charge of arrangements.