Cruella De Vil showed up at Tatum Elementary School this year looking for 101 Dalmatians on the 101st day of school. De Vil, played by Principal Ginger Ketcher, wandered through the hallways collecting Dalmatians. Courtesy photo.
Dalmatians flood the hallways of Tatum Elementary School in celebration of the 101st day of school. For additional photos see the Feb. 16 edition of The Farmersville Times or click here for the e-Edition.
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