When was it published?

December 17, 1957 in Atlanta Daily World

Story December 17, 1957

Atlanta Daily World

Q: What entities or persons were involved?

Mildred Arnold, Robbie Hall, Mildred Chambliss, Herman Clements, Rufus Battle, Nathaniel Jacobs, Albert B. Cooper Iii, Clair Mcdaniel, Marie Pettigrew, John Cook, Henry Jackson, Mrs. J. B. Blayton

Q: What keywords are associated?

Crowning, Queen, Blayton School, Accounting, Coronation Ball, Trophies, Student Officers

Atlanta, Fulton County, Georgia

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What is this article about?

Mildred Arnold crowned Miss Blayton School of Accounting 1957-58 at annual ball in Waluhaje Ballroom by student president Herman Clements; attendants Robbie Hall and Mildred Chambliss also honored with trophies. Other officers listed; directress Mrs. J. B. Blayton attended.

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"MISS BLAYTON SCHOOL OF ACCOUNTING"-Lovely and charming Mildred Arnold, (r) newly crowned queen of the Blayton School of Accounting, is shown with her two attendants, following coronation exercises at the annual ball Saturday night. On the left is Miss Robbie Hall, first attendant, and in the center is Miss Mildred Chambliss, second attendant.

Miss Arnold Crowned "Miss Blayton School" for 1957-58

was crowned last Saturday night in the Waluhaje Ballroom during the annual Coronation Ball sponsored by the Blayton School of Accounting.

Miss Mildred Arnold was crowned queen by Herman Clements, president of the Blayton student body, and was presented with a trophy from the school. Her attendants, Miss Robbie Hall, first, and Miss Mildred Chambliss, second, also received trophies as

token appreciation for their participation in the contest.

In addition to student president Clements, other class officers are: Rufus Battle, vice-president; Nathaniel Jacobs, business manager; Albert B. Cooper III, treasurer; Miss Clair McDaniel, secretary; Miss Marie Pettigrew, assistant secretary; John Cook, reporter, and Henry Jackson, program director.

Among those present at the Coronation Ball was Mrs. J. B. Blayton, directress of Blayton School of Accounting.

What sub-type of article is it?

Personal Triumph

What themes does it cover?

Triumph Social Manners

What keywords are associated?

Crowning Queen Blayton School Accounting Coronation Ball Trophies Student Officers

What entities or persons were involved?

Mildred Arnold Robbie Hall Mildred Chambliss Herman Clements Rufus Battle Nathaniel Jacobs Albert B. Cooper Iii Clair Mcdaniel Marie Pettigrew John Cook Henry Jackson Mrs. J. B. Blayton

Where did it happen?

Waluhaje Ballroom

Story Details

Key Persons

Mildred Arnold Robbie Hall Mildred Chambliss Herman Clements Rufus Battle Nathaniel Jacobs Albert B. Cooper Iii Clair Mcdaniel Marie Pettigrew John Cook Henry Jackson Mrs. J. B. Blayton

Location

Waluhaje Ballroom

Event Date

Last Saturday Night, 1957

Story Details

Mildred Arnold was crowned Miss Blayton School of Accounting for 1957-58 by student body president Herman Clements at the annual Coronation Ball. She received a trophy, as did her attendants Robbie Hall and Mildred Chambliss. Other class officers are listed, and Mrs. J. B. Blayton was present.