Eddy

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Eddy was a former African-American school located in Milledgeville

History

Eddy began as a private school. The building burned in 1925 and 1946, but was not rebuilt after the second fire. Eddy's students were combined with Carver High School, which had also recently burned. The new school, finished in 1949, was too small for the student load, leading to a new high school being built just seven years later.

In Eddy's final year as a school, the Georgia Educational Directory noted it had oversize classes and an excessive teaching load.

Football

Eddy played at least two football seasons:1932 and 1938.