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Homecoming CHEERLEADERS M. Alexander, V. Fulton, K. Thomas, B. King, B. Linney. ww ist' 7 0 Sf F. Lassiter, G. Duncan, S. Brunson, M. Martin, J. Rousseau, G. Wilson, S. Hemphill, P, Williamson, ffl LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Brunson, S. Hemphill, M. Martin, G, Wilson.
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F. B. l. A. Gee .,' s ' ,v--C42 KJ 'xr 3. lks A ROW ONE: A. Peters, P. Boston, V. Holloway, G. Charles, H B. Smith, A. Anderson, B. Collins, M. Ledbetter, D. Thomas, . Ingram, B. Robinson, M. Long. ROW TWO: B. Parham, H. J. Aldridge, R. Peay, W. Garrison. STANDING: R. Lyles, Blueford, Hairston, B. Alsbrook, H. Bracey, W. MCCOY. J- Tre:-ls.: M. Steele, Vice-Pres.: C. Rucker, Sec., B. Mitchell, Pr Finney, H. Doby, A. McDonald. ROW THREE: D. Brown, es., A. E. Dudley, Sponsor. Typing is taught six hours per day here at Atkins. There are five classes in be- ginner's typing and one ad- vanced typing class. The stu- dents in the beginner's course are taught the basic techniques for operating the typewriter, the improvement of typing skill, problem typing, typing for personal use, the business letter, tabu- lations, and manuscript typ- ing. The advanced typing class's work consists of how to improve typing power, problems in office proce- dure, office forms, making duplicate copies, the use of mimeograph, production work, and legal typing. 22 Typing Class A The Atkins High School chapter of the Future Busi- ness Leaders of America was granted its charter on Jan- uary l6, 1957 by the United Business Education Associa- tion. The charter number is 1510. The purpose of the organization is to get each member to prepare himself for a useful occupation, to be actively interested in bet- ter social, political, commu- nity, and family life, and to carry out assigned tasks in a manner that will reflect credit to himself, his asso- ciates, his school, and his community. Misses M. Smith and A. E. Dudley are sponsors of the group. tmpoomwe 000000000 Qoeooootw 3 - .ooo0000'0 Q ...Ag --. . gtg.. - Txrixu O 4 SSX ROW ONE: W. Peay, A. James. ROW TWO: A. H ' H R- - . ingfsrn, R. Hairston, M. Roberts, J. Wallace. Rowmifiiiiiisnz FlV1Iii.ShligiiiltiSE.BlZlil:dey'CLLcuimmiilmna' M' Long' ROW F. Lassiter, S. Washington, O. Saunders, J. Allen. ROW FOU ' i ' ' Y' ' issuer' ' racey'
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