(Old buildings that were ACC classroom buildings)
I have a couple of books that were given to me from Roy Balkcom when I was in the 8th or 9th grade. The address written in both books was 914 Ann Street. Later the address for the college became 1469 Ann Street. East of Ann Street was only pastures. Of course there was Dalraida out the Atlanta Highway and some residents out Carter Hill Road along with the Masonic Home, but generally speaking Ann Street was the outer limits in east Montgomery. While I will be writing my memories that began when I was only thirteen years old back in 1948, I am opening this blog for all alumni of the school/college who attended classes during the years 1942-1965.
You can email me at raymondelliott@knology.net or better still, b.rayelliott@gmail.com and I will include your memories. While this blog will not deal specifically with the history of the college, our memories compiled will become a history of happenings on the old campus. Do not make your memory too long because you can send another one from time to time. Be sure to give your memory a title and include your name and the year(s) you attended MBC/ACC on the Ann Street campus. Also spread the word about Ann Street Memories to others. It will be good for us ‘old folk’ to keep in touch with one another. Let me hear from you. You should become a ‘Follower’ of this blog so you can send in your comments. I will appreciate it very much.
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I look forward to hearing stories of 'those' days!
I visited the campus on Ann Street in 1962 during the lectures. I was in the US Air Force and stationed at Columbus AFB, Mississippi. I was also at the ground-breaking for the new location on Atlanta Higway. When I retired I attended ACC three quarters (1968-69)to earn the AA degree then transferred to Huntingdon College for the BS degree and then to Auburn Univesity for the Master's degree.
I started elementary school in 1956 when I in first grade and continued in school on the Ann Street campus until we moved to the new campus when I was in the tenth grade. I went on to graduate there in 1968. I have so many memories of that campus from the first grade when my friend Nancy and I got to go out and swing because we were the only ones not crying to listening to the radio tell of the assasination of JFK while on the old red clay volley ball court. I remember going out to play with our dolls we brought to school on the field across from the hs building. I could go on and on, but I will wait for another time. Danna Myers Cofer, Searcy, Arkansas
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