Jimmy Evans:  

School I do not know how I am showing as Jimmy Evans. I am Rita Marie Singley-Evans, graduated in 1961. Although as you know there was a Jimmy Evans, I assure you I am not. I have tried to change that information, but am unable to....so maybe this will clear it up.......It says to state who my biggest crush was when in school. Without a doubt, Rhett Eleazer was. We met at Hand Jr. High when I was only 13, with him being my first real boyfriend. So many years ago, but we never forget our first "love" I would say Mrs. Skinner, my art teacher inspired me the most. Today I am an artist, but what I remember from Mrs. Skinner was that ever there saying at the end of each class "Don't tie your shoes in a turnip patch". She was doing her best to tell us to not put ourselves in a situation where we might be accused or look like we were doing something other than what we really were. Plus, she was an excellent art teacher. Craziest thing I can remember is on Class Day us all roaming around having a good time. I ended up in a classroom playing chess against the Dreher chess champion and I will never know how, but I beat him in a game. I wish I could say that graduation day was my happiest, but it was not. That was the first year graduation was held during the daytime. Rhett was in college and working and could come only for the ceremony. My father could not come because of work. What a bummer that was for a graduation. Up to that other graduations had been so much fun celebrating at parties just after, but not that one. I would say that whoever made that ...Expand for more