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December 2, 1956
Atlanta Daily World
Atlanta, Fulton County, Georgia
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South Fulton High School's Student Library Assistants hosted an assembly for National Book Week on Nov. 30, featuring a play on library cooperation, music, principal remarks, and trophies for summer water carnival swimmers including outstanding Edward Lemons.
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Student Library Assistants In Assembly Hour
In observance of National Book Week, the Slags (Student Library Assistants of South Fulton High School presented a most enlightening assembly hour on Friday, Nov. 30. Highlight of the hour was a play in two acts, "Missing Pages," which revealed how the cooperation of students, school personnel and library staff was vital to the effective functioning of the library. Slag Betty Miller presided with other programmed Slags including Erma Hayes, Rosa Gay and Ellona Glover. Music was offered by the school band and chorus. Prior to inspirational remarks and words of appreciation by Principal F. S. McClarin and Miss L. S. Harris, assistant principal, Mr. Bob Williams of the East Point Recreation Department presented trophies to South Fulton students who participated in the summer water carnival. Cited as outstanding swimmer was Edward Lemons. Other students honored were Anita Neely, Sharon Bowen, George "Sonny" Thompson, William Hayes, Jimmy King and Harold Paige. Mrs. Rubye F. Dhye South Fulton Librarian, coordinated the assembly hour.
In observance of National Book Week, the Slags (Student Library Assistants of South Fulton High School presented a most enlightening assembly hour on Friday, Nov. 30. Highlight of the hour was a play in two acts, "Missing Pages," which revealed how the cooperation of students, school personnel and library staff was vital to the effective functioning of the library. Slag Betty Miller presided with other programmed Slags including Erma Hayes, Rosa Gay and Ellona Glover. Music was offered by the school band and chorus. Prior to inspirational remarks and words of appreciation by Principal F. S. McClarin and Miss L. S. Harris, assistant principal, Mr. Bob Williams of the East Point Recreation Department presented trophies to South Fulton students who participated in the summer water carnival. Cited as outstanding swimmer was Edward Lemons. Other students honored were Anita Neely, Sharon Bowen, George "Sonny" Thompson, William Hayes, Jimmy King and Harold Paige. Mrs. Rubye F. Dhye South Fulton Librarian, coordinated the assembly hour.
What sub-type of article is it?
Historical Event
What themes does it cover?
Moral Virtue
Triumph
What keywords are associated?
National Book Week
School Assembly
Library Play
Swimming Trophies
Student Awards
What entities or persons were involved?
Betty Miller
Erma Hayes
Rosa Gay
Ellona Glover
F. S. Mcclarin
L. S. Harris
Bob Williams
Edward Lemons
Anita Neely
Sharon Bowen
George "Sonny" Thompson
William Hayes
Jimmy King
Harold Paige
Rubye F. Dhye
Where did it happen?
South Fulton High School
Story Details
Key Persons
Betty Miller
Erma Hayes
Rosa Gay
Ellona Glover
F. S. Mcclarin
L. S. Harris
Bob Williams
Edward Lemons
Anita Neely
Sharon Bowen
George "Sonny" Thompson
William Hayes
Jimmy King
Harold Paige
Rubye F. Dhye
Location
South Fulton High School
Event Date
Friday, Nov. 30
Story Details
Student Library Assistants presented an assembly on National Book Week featuring a play 'Missing Pages' about library cooperation, music by band and chorus, remarks by principals, and trophies for summer water carnival participants, with Edward Lemons as outstanding swimmer.