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May 3, 1962
Atlanta Daily World
Atlanta, Fulton County, Georgia
What is this article about?
Archer High School newsletter reports on class of 1962 senior events: prom at City Auditorium, principal's investment of 133 seniors, courthouse voter registration, track meet medals, 13-5 baseball win over Carver, and student trips to seminars and observatory.
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By SANDRA SMITH
As the zero hour nears, the proud class of '62 is now officially sporting the title "Big Time Seniors."
On Friday the seniors were honored with the Junior-Senior Prom by the juniors who made it an enjoyable affair for all. It was held at the Sky Room, City Auditorium.
An after party was the most. Sunday, Principal Richardson officially invested 133 seniors with the rights and responsibilities of seniorhood.
On Tuesday those of us who were non voters went to the court house to become full citizens.
Our hats are off to Charles Thompson for 2nd place in the low hurdles at the State Track Meet.
Bertha Daniels, 2nd place (hurdles) Ida Redmond, 3rd place Shot Put, and James McCoy, 1st place in the mile run!
The Archer Eagles have chalked up another baseball victory over Carver to the score of 13-5 with Sylvester Nelloms as winning pitcher. Nice going, fellows.
Students and faculty members have been quite busy this past week carrying on good public relations.
Curtis Anderson, Gwenda Wyatt, Dorothy Riggins, and Theodore Hall accompanied Mrs. N. H. Williams to a national seminar sponsored by the Armed Forces. Here information was given on the social and political problems of Europe.
A team of students accompanied one of the science instructors to the Agnes Scott Astronomical Observatory to a lecture on the Solar System
The chorus was in concert Friday
By SANDRA SMITH
As the zero hour nears, the proud class of '62 is now officially sporting the title "Big Time Seniors."
On Friday the seniors were honored with the Junior-Senior Prom by the juniors who made it an enjoyable affair for all. It was held at the Sky Room, City Auditorium.
An after party was the most. Sunday, Principal Richardson officially invested 133 seniors with the rights and responsibilities of seniorhood.
On Tuesday those of us who were non voters went to the court house to become full citizens.
Our hats are off to Charles Thompson for 2nd place in the low hurdles at the State Track Meet.
Bertha Daniels, 2nd place (hurdles) Ida Redmond, 3rd place Shot Put, and James McCoy, 1st place in the mile run!
The Archer Eagles have chalked up another baseball victory over Carver to the score of 13-5 with Sylvester Nelloms as winning pitcher. Nice going, fellows.
Students and faculty members have been quite busy this past week carrying on good public relations.
Curtis Anderson, Gwenda Wyatt, Dorothy Riggins, and Theodore Hall accompanied Mrs. N. H. Williams to a national seminar sponsored by the Armed Forces. Here information was given on the social and political problems of Europe.
A team of students accompanied one of the science instructors to the Agnes Scott Astronomical Observatory to a lecture on the Solar System
The chorus was in concert Friday
What sub-type of article is it?
School News
What keywords are associated?
Senior Prom
Track Meet
Baseball Victory
Educational Trips
Voter Registration
What entities or persons were involved?
Sandra Smith
Principal Richardson
Charles Thompson
Bertha Daniels
Ida Redmond
James Mccoy
Sylvester Nelloms
Curtis Anderson
Gwenda Wyatt
Dorothy Riggins
Theodore Hall
Mrs. N. H. Williams
Where did it happen?
Archer High School, City Auditorium, Courthouse, Agnes Scott Astronomical Observatory
Story Details
Key Persons
Sandra Smith
Principal Richardson
Charles Thompson
Bertha Daniels
Ida Redmond
James Mccoy
Sylvester Nelloms
Curtis Anderson
Gwenda Wyatt
Dorothy Riggins
Theodore Hall
Mrs. N. H. Williams
Location
Archer High School, City Auditorium, Courthouse, Agnes Scott Astronomical Observatory
Event Date
1962
Story Details
The Archer High School class of 1962 is celebrated as seniors with a prom, investment ceremony, voter registration, track meet successes, baseball victory, and educational trips including a seminar on European issues and a lecture on the Solar System.