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Title	Girls High School Graduating Class
Photographer	Howe
Description	Portrait of the graduating class at Girls High School in Atlanta, Georgia, including (front row, left to right) Mable La Salle, Katherine Glover, Mabel Taylor (later Mrs. Howard Muse), Zulette Crumley (later Mrs. J. H. Franklin), Marie Stewart, Venice Roberts, (second row, left to right) Carrie Mae Probst, Ethel Massengale, Louise Catchings (later Mrs. J. S. Brogdon), Nellie Dozier (later Mrs. J. F. Ridley), Mildred Thompson, (third row, left to right) Adah Williams (later Mrs. Cliff Chapman), Selma Eiseman (later Mrs. Sidney Winter), Mary Knapp (later Mrs. J. E. Morrison), Mamie Foote (later Mrs. J. T. Slaughter), Lina Lovette, Henrietta Auerbach (fourth row, left to right) Haddie Clark (later Mrs. R. C. DeSaussure), Madge Flynn, Minnie Lee Allen (later Mrs. Olin Thompson), Mary Murphey (later Mrs. J. B. Egart), Gertrude Corrigan, Emma Pratt (later Mrs. Elzie B. Thomas), Gartha Netherland, (fifth row, left to right) Hattie Flexner, Adele Waddell, Nellie Barksdale (later Mrs. J. N. Brawner).
Geographic Location	Atlanta (Ga.)
Subject	Portraits Students--Georgia--Atlanta Girls--1890-1900 Dresses--1890-1900 Bouquets
Personal Name	La Salle, Mabel Glover, Katherine Taylor, Mabel Crumley, Zulette Stewart, Marie Roberts, Venice Probst, Carrie Mae Massengale, Ethel Catchings, Louise Dozier, Nellie Thompson, Mildred Williams, Adah Eiseman, Selma Knapp, Mary Foote, Mamie Lovette, Lina Auerbach, Henrietta Clark, Haddie Flynn, Madge Allen, Minnie Lee Murphey, Mary Corrigan, Gertrude Pratt, Emma Netherland, Gartha Flexner, Hattie Waddell, Adele Barksdale, Nellie
Corporate Name	Girls High School (Atlanta, Ga.)
Date Original	1899
Date Digital	2009
Type	11 x 14 in. silver gelatin print
Format	Still picture
Digital Format	JPEG
Catalogue Number	VIS 170.3605.001
Collection	Atlanta History Photograph Collection
Publisher	Kenan Research Center, Atlanta History Center, 130 West Paces Ferry Road, Atlanta, GA 30305
Rights	This material is protected by copyright law. (Title 17, U. S. Code) Permission for use must be cleared through the Kenan Research Center at the Atlanta History Center. Licensing agreement may be required.
Notes	Girls' High School was originally founded in 1872 when the Atlanta public school system was established. The following year, the school occupied the John Neal home at the corner of Mitchell and Washington Streets in downtown Atlanta, Georgia. In 1888, a new, three-story red brick building was added to the site to accommodate the growing student body. In the mid-1920s, Girls' High moved to a new facility in the Grant Park neighborhood and the buildings at the corner of Mitchell and Washington Streets were demolished to make room for Atlanta City Hall.
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