Last Friday, November 2nd I went to our former Alma Mater S.F.X.A., now Southern Cultural Heritage Foundation, and enjoyed Classic Pop and County performed by Ralph Miller. Lunch was offered by The Anthony and was able to sit with Shirley Farrish who graduated a couple of years ahead of us. This is usually performed the last two Fridays in October and the first two Fridays of November. It offers a variety of entertainment through different genres of classical music. Local entertainers and local restaurants provide the music and lunch on Fridays from noon-1:00 p.m. The musical entertainment is sponsored by a generous grant from Entergy Mississippi. The entertainment is provided for free and lunch can be purchased for $10 per person. Tomorrow will be the last day of the Classics in the Courtyard. It is amazing to see trees growing on the top court with grass where it is held. When it was over with I walked around and took a few pictures and thought you would like to see what it looks like now.
I'm sure I have drunk water from this fountain many times while I played on the front playground in elementary grades. If it could only talk.
I remember going up and down these steps and sitting on them.
To the playground on the left and top ground to the right to the elementary front door. A tall fence has been torn down that was around the playground.
Going under the tunnel.
The other side of the tunnel.
Opposite stairs going to elementary grades to the right and to the left stairs to high school. Also, stairs to the top court.
I wrote my name on the wall by my classmate, Myrtle Loviza Curro Alvarado.
Tunnel heading out. To the right is the entrance to the auditorium and steps to the left to the top court where the Classics In The Courtyard was held.
Getting ready to leave and have walked this many times in my 12 years at our school going to church or heading home from high school.
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