Tribute to a Tunica Teacher
Read the life and times of a teacher who taught for 50 years--49 of those years in Tunica in the Tunica Times. "Miss Dot" was a much beloved teacher.
posted by Lori Thornton @ 9:47 PM
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Thursday, July 29, 2004
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