List Readers, sometimes school photos don't have school names or dates on them. Many times they don't have any markings at all and so we had a Sunnyside photo marked Cormus Grove. I have changed it to Sunnyside and put it in that section. Ramona Fletcher sent us some details about the school and the 1909 location of the school and so I have posted that in the map location and also one of the school photo page that Molly McKay submitted. http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~mobarry/School-Book/s-index.htm On the Seligman page there were several new photos added including one for 1948-49 for the 3rd and 4th grades.  And also a 1st and 2nd grade photo for Seligman 1948-49. http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~mobarry/School-Book/s-index.htm For Southwest High several new photos were added. http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~mobarry/School-Book/s-index.htm These new items were added by the Class of 1960 Southwest Reunion Committee. When you stop and think about it there must be a semi-truck load of old school photos tucked away in houses that we are yet to find. Most are probably stored away in boxes and forgotten about. If you have time see if you can't help us find some more of these precious old relics for our web pages.  Just think of the history in those two Sunnyside photos. This type of school history is very important but I always think of the thrill that one gets when a grandparent is found in an old school photo. It can't be matched with any other kind of thrill! Here is what I mean - About four years ago Shirley Rowley McCollough sent a school photo to the web site that had my grandmother pictured in it. It was for the 1920 graduating class of Washburn.  I will never forget the warm feeling that had when I opened it and saw who was in the photo besides her mother's paternal uncle that she had mentioned in her note.   Donna Cooper