Rosa Gray Hamilton was an important part of life at Pantego High School from the 1930's until the mid-1960's.  Miss Hamilton was called with great love "Rosa Gray" by most or "Rosie" by some.  Rosa Gray was said to be dropped as an infant resulting in a broken back.  Miss Hamilton's mother died shortly and Rosa was raised by Mr. & Mrs. Guy Boston.  Rosa was taught to play the piano at an early age.  She received her education at Pantego High School, and was employed by Pantego High School after graduation.  It was thought that she taught typing and other subjects; worked in the school office; and was responsible for music instruction and all choral work.  She also gave private piano lessons at PHS.  She, over the years, was known for being able to get the best musical ability from all students.  "Rosa Gray" is still remembered by many Pantego High School students.

David and Locky Shavender Windley with children, Carl, Chester, Elva and Nannie, (Mr. Joseph A. Windley's Family) 

John & Mary Windley Ratcliff and family  (John Langley Ratcliff, Jr's Family)

This building was Wilkinson School, made into a church named Wilkinson Memorial Church of Christ

Pantego High School  Class of 1955.

Beaufort County Home Demonstration Club, year 1948