Pag* 4A-K1NGS MOUNTAIN HERAU>-W*dne*day. November 25. 1981
Bethware School Celebrates Book Week
Photos by Gary Stewart
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BOOK CHARACTERS - Students at Bethware
School celebrated Book Week last week by
dressing up as story book characters and tak
ing part in an assembly program in the gym.
The characters above are, front row. left to
right, Jennifer Paysour, Chad Farris, Chris
Robbins, Lee Bell, Michael Caine and Jennifer
Jones. Back row, Sharon Blanton. Scott
Wheeler, Allison Bumgardner, Michelle
Broome, Larry Stone and Jon Summey.
MORE CHARACTERS - Pictured above are
some of the Bethware School students who
dressed up Friday as story book characters.
Front row, left to right, Melanie Dixon, Laura
Bell, Jamie Huskins. Joshua Newton. Kellie
Rikard, Jill Jimison. Second row, Tia Albea,
Jada Biddix. Nikki Bolin, Kelli Hamrick, Kelli
Holder and Becky Senter.Third row. Brad
Grigg, Robbie Ruff. Genora Taylor, Matt
Heavner, Angela Parks, Jennifer Gibson, Jen
nifer Summey, Durand Peppers and Becky
Cissell. Back row, David Black, Michelle
Coker, Jay Hendricks, Tyson Dover, Lee Ann
Masters, Paula Morris and Julie McRae.
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Volunteers Help Schools
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children, and stressing their basic
devoutness, he goes on to say:
“Sarah gave her life to these
children...and to her husband.
For one hour each day the father
would sit in a large chair and talk
with or help any of his children
with any problem they had.
Also, for one hour each day
Jonathan and Sarah would take
a ride from the children so that
they could nurture their relation
ship. What has come from this
devout family? Was Sarah Ed
wards’ investment of her life
well-spent? By 1900 the eleven
irS A GIRL
Mr. and Mrs. Randy C. Pat
terson proudly announce the
birth of a daughter, Jennifer
Marie, Friday, Nov. 13th, at
8:27 p.m. and weighing six
pounds, nine and one-half
ounces.
Jennifer has one sister.
Heather Raeann.
Paternal grandparents are Mr.
and Mrs. Carroll Patterson.
Maternal grandparents are Mr.
and Mrs. Allen Sellers.
children and their children had
come to this end: 13 college
presidents, 65 professors, 100
lawyers, a dean of out-standing
law school, 30 judges, 56 physi
cians, a dean of medical school,
80 office holders including 3
Li.S. senators, 3 mayors of large
U.S. cities, 3 governors of states,
a vice president of the U.S., a
comptroller of the U.S.
Treasury, 100 overseas mis
sionaries, and platoons of
clergymen. (This illustration is
documented in Catherine Mar
shall’s Something More, p. 76)’’
Clearly, w hether from parents
or surragates, concern pays
dividends. ,A well-coordinatyed
volunteer program based on con
cern can make an outstanding
contribution to any school. /
The intangibles of our lives
are those things we feel a sort of
quiet pride about and the loyalty
to, w hich often say more about
who we are than the visible
facets about us. To many of us,
our pride in being a part of the
Kings Mountain District School
System is one of those in
tangibles. We solicit parent in
volvement to make this a
stronger and better system.
We have any number of on
going programs that parents and
citizens may participate in, such
as: The Kings Mountain
Reading Program, Library,
Shops, Art, Music, P.E.,
Cafeterias, etc. Volunteers are
also needed in organization such
as: P.T.O./P.T.A., Booster Club,
w here we have a variety of ac
tivities for parents to perform.
Early Prevention of School
Failure, and extensive screening
conferencing, and planning pro
gram with parent and students
prior to students enrolling in
school. Other ways for parent in
volvement are: Community
.^ Schools, making the school “our
iS'school” instead of “their school”.
School Advisory Councils, re
quired by Title 1, Exceptional
Childrens Program etc.. Blue
Ribbon Committee, appointed
to study present conditions and
make recommendations and
priorities for the future.
In this school system we do
want open communication and
parent involvement.
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CHARACTERS AND TIN MAN - Roger Moss,
front row. center, dressed up as the tin man
from the Wizard of Oz for Bethware School's
Story Week Book Character Day Friday. He's
pictured here with some of the Bethware
teachers, who also dressed up. Front row, left
to right, Judy Bowen, Roger Moss and Marry
Ann Gibson. Second row. Darlene Baily, Faye
Lowery and Jean Webb. Back row, Norma
Cissell. Hilda Kiser. Linda Downy. Gail
Hightower and Mary Plyler.
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