United States, Georgia, Randolph County, 31.76262, -84.754191921Randolph County, 1921. The entire third grade class of Andrews School, consisting of three boys and two girls, poses in front of the school. This school was located ten miles south of Cuthbert and two miles east of Carnegie. S.F. Sullivan was Principal and Miss Susie Andrews, the assistant. Among those who attended school here, Howard Clay went on to become head of the University of North Carolina History Department and his brother, John Paul Clay, became head of Columbia University English Department. For additional views of Andrews School, see ran016.image/jpeghttp://rightsstatements.org/vocab/NoC-CR/1.0/Community schools--Georgia--Randolph CountyChildren--Georgia--Randolph CountyArchitecture--Georgia--Randolph CountyEducation--Georgia--Randolph CountySchools--Georgia--Randolph County[Photograph of third grade class at Andrews School, Randolph County, Georgia, 1921]StillImage