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Tryon High School
Student Council
Nominees Named
The following Tryon High
School students have nominated
for Student Council Officers:
President: Jeff Sherer, Mark
Pellatt and Emily Sherer.
Vice-President: Jessica
Lonnes and Abby Sherer.
Secretary: Jennifer Faggart
and Karen Lair.
Treasurer: Lisa Webb and Kim
Omohundro.
Vol. 55 — No. 48
Weather Wednesday: high 58,
low 28, hum. 18%, rain at 7 a.m.
Thursday there was lots of snow
mixed with the rain. Some of the
snow flakes were huge. (This is
April?)
Defense Secretary John Nott
drew a line around the disputed
Falkland Island and said any
Argentine warships that cross it
from next Monday on “will be
treated as hostile and are liable
to be attacked by British forces.”
The major league baseball
games have been postponed due
to snow and cold weather.
John W. Hinckley, Jr. was
ordered Wednesday to stand trial
on April 27 on charges that he
attempted to assassinate
President Reagan.
An article about John Rosmini
of Tryon was in last Sunday’s
Asheville Citizens-Times. It was
written by Richard Genders.
“Rosmini is an artist with a
scientific and experimental
mind. He is engaged in many
forms and techniques of art,
including oil, watercolor, inks’
printing, carving, sculpture and
asemblages.”
Thursday’s Spartanburg
Herald had an article by Sandra
Rice on “It’s Called Open
Continued On Back Page
A New Arrival
Mr. and Mrs. Daryl Dennis
(formerly Connie Blackwell) of
Owatonna, Minn., are parents of
a daughter, Shawna Leigh, born
April 5th. She weighed 6 lbs. 8'2
ozs.
Maternal grandparents are Mr.
and Mrs. Marshall Blackwell of
Columbus. Maternal great-
grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.
Oscar Blackwell of Oak Grove.
Paternal grandparents are Mr.
and Mrs. Stanley Dennis of
Austin, Minn.
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TRYON. N.C. 28782 FRIDAY, APRIL9,1982
Two Valedictorians
The Spartanburg County
School District I Board of
Trustees decided Tuesday night
that Landrum High School would
have two valedictorians this
year.
The decision was made to settle
a controversy sparked by the
district’s lack of clear policy on
what constitutes senior status for
a student. The question arose
when a student who will complete
graduation requirements at
Landrum High this spring in
three years achieved a higher
class average than a student who
will complete graduation
requirements in four years
A salutatorian remains to be
Tryon Youth Group
Activities
April 12 (Mon.) — hike and
picnic; meet at First Baptist
Church at 12 noon.
April 18 — Volleyball; meet at 2
p.m.
April 25 — attend Tryon United
Methodist Church service; meet
at 10:45 a.m. at church.
Mother matters, trustees
voted unanimously all
renovation
School. r Hinn reported that a
Supt.H.E.Hippr ^ rom the
visiting c ° m ation of Schools
Southern Assoc^™ jn ^ tive
and ^ 0 .^ schools in District I
elementary ^ the district s
next week as P^ vear self-
required Spartanburg
evaluation-
Herald
A N e born April 6th
A daUgh } e Mrs Bob Drinnen of
to Mr. and M^^ in Fletcher
Landrum. £ hevi ue citizen
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Assault Charge
A Campobello man was
arrested Wednesday night alter
he allegedly shot his m°t he r-m-
law, according to detectiv
Dennis Sprouse of the
Spartanburg County Sheriff s
Department.
Jack Earl Foster, 35, of Route
1, was charged with assault and
battery with intent to kill,
Sprouse said.
Sprouse said Foster was
reportedly driving a van
belonging to Leona M. Cash of the
same address. Cash went to get
her van, got into it to drive off. A
shot was fire through the
windshield, spraying pellets and
glass into her face, the detective
said.
Cash was not transported to the
hospital. — Spartanburg Herald
Sunrise Service
At Garrison Chapel
The annual Easter -
Service sponsored jointly h^!! 6
Garrison Chapel Baptist (fe
and St. Luke’s C.Me
will be held at Garrison nu h
Sunday, April 11th at s ^ ha pel
Rev. J. 0. Smith, pasL? 5 a -m.
Luke’s C.M.E. cho u Of St.
preach. The public is ^ill
Thirty Polk Cental
have returned from th!. Stu dents
S^ Ger **ny ^ to
and England. Th y ’ Fran
accompanied bv y
Gillie, Jerry H^,^. ??«
Shaw Pettigrew. ey a nd