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These swingers enjoy a summer afternoon last
week at Belview Park. They are Monica Nails,
Isha Thompson and Sabrina Thompson. SherProfile
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that energy."
Claiming a life of total excitement and constant
laughter, Sherman says she's never had a
dull moment in her life because she was always
there to entertain herself.
"When my mother would put me on punishment,"
Sherman says, "she would put me out
of the house, 'cause the kids would hear me
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be in the know as far as fashions go, you wore dirty
? white bucs, bul, before they could be dirty white, '
you had to rub them in dirt.
"A penny went a long way then," said Hairston.
"You could get a sucker on both ends."
But Elliot Brown experienced a brief memory
lapse on that one.
"No," he said. "That was before my time."
Despite the fact that Atkins had an enrollment of
more than 2,000 students, Principal J.A. Carter,
the classmates said^ knew everybody's, name and
their brothers and sisters before them.
And, of the all the members of the Class of '52,
only two entered a lifelong relationship.
Susan Littles didn't have a date for the senior
prom and neither di?kPrui? ftofceboro. So Hairston
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A: According to the latest edition
of the North Carolina Inland and
Fishing, Hunting & Trapping
Digest, reciprocal agreements
between North Carolina and the ;
states of Georgia, Tennessee and
Virginia honor all statew ide hook
and line fishing licenses on cer- 1 !
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singing and ask my mama could they come inside
and listen."
She enjoys her work, she says, hut unlike
music, the traditional business world has structure.
"Music means being creative all the time," says
Sherman. "With the others (professions),
you have to conform. I love to be different."
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and Hazel Black played matchmaker.
^"Prtde took her to the prom," said Hairston,
"and they lived happily ever after."
Homecoming 1952, however, wasn't the football
game Atkins players George Clement or Simon
Moore would like to remember. They were defeated
by Carver High 24-21, but they did win the state
championship that year by defeating Gastonia High
40-36.
Meanwhile, Virginia Hairston had the chance to
see her first boyfriend again. Alphonso "Funs"
Amason hasn't changed, she discovered. He's still
dapper. "
"I remember when 'Funs' would kiss me," said
Hairston. "He'd run all the way to Boston and I'd
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