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contract for 4tS eigne to be Inatodled on dty atreeto In a
new traffic control |»ogram recommended by the dty
and atate highway aafety committee.
Students Attend FTA Day
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KMSHB Oorreepondent
ICembere of the FTA
(Future Teachera of
Anwrlca) club attended a
FTA Day at Oardner Webb
college laat Ihureday. The
atudenta attended varloua
aeaalana to learn about dlf-
ferent teaching
tachnlquea. Thoee atudenta
attending were Wanda
IBtehem, Phyllla Mack,
PilaclUa Rlckenbacker,
Donna Leach, Val Shipp,
Sheni Ingram, Mercedea
Smith, Richard Roaa, Jeff
Ooudelock, Sandra Wlngo,
Cathy Orler, Althea Mc
Clain, Janet Mltchem
Kathy Roberta, Cherry
Davla, Beth Hawklna, Toni
Sabetd, Charlene Dauilela,
Ang:le Hickman, Randy
Olbbona, Theron Feem-
ater, Debbie Hullender,
Qlenn Ellla, Barbara
Pcttiick, Roxanne Sdam,
Ramona Burrla, Janice
Plonk and David Scrugge.
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Mrs. C. S. McWhlrter
accompanied the group.
Science Club members
went on their annual
Science Chib camping trip
at Sliding Rock. The group
left Friday morning and
returned Sunday af
ternoon. The group ate at
the Plsgah-Flah Camp on
Friday. On Saturday they
went down Sliding Rock
and cooked a steak aui^r.
The group hiked over the
campalte a great deal and
went to the NASA Tracking
Station where they went on
a tour. Mr. and Airs.
Lavender and Mr. Bryaon
chaperoned the group.
Science Club members
attending were Loretta
Husk^, Llaa Bridges,
Cook, "Beverly
Shirley, K^y
Brennan, Oscar Sym-
broxski, John Reed, Clndi
Salmons, Robins Spears,
Rhonda Shytles, David
Lynn, Mercedes Smith,
Jeff Boggan, Jeff Dixon/,
Blaine Hullender, Alan
Baird and Elizabeth
McOlnnls.
Members of the Senior
Choir at KMSHS recently
auditioned to attend the
Greensboro Choir Clinic.
Choir students who will
attend the CUnlc are
Roxanne Seism, Sharon
Foster, Janet Bagwell,
Debbie Schabuettl, Jeff
Boggan, Angle Adams,
Fellsa Bristol, Larry GUI,
Kathy Roberta and Regina
Pearson.
Sailors received their
caps and gowns and In
vitations last week. Un
derclassmen attended a
class meeting Monday
discussing graduation
next year.
The Senior Choir held a
picnic
Crawford at the Bat
tleground. Mrs. Myrle
McClure and Miss Kay
Humphries are the choral
directors.
Lawson Aids
Rescue At Sea
Coast Guard Boat-
swsdn’s Mate Second Class
Samuel G. Lawson m,
whose wife Lillian la the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Brooks of Route 1,
Box 370, IQngs Mountain,
N. C., participated In the
rescue of a man In New Or
leans.
He was serving as the
ccocswaln at a Coast Guard
utility boat from the Coast
Chmrd Captain of the port
unit.
His boat was sent to
search the harbor on the
night of March 31 for a
man who had fallen over
board from a ship's
launch. The operator of the
launch was found cUnlng to
a ship’s anchor chain, after
supping Into the water
while maneuvering In the
harbor.
The man was assisted to
aafety and was listed In
satisfactory condition.
He joined the Coast
Guard tn January 1060.
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