Panorama Magazine
Sponsors Contest
Panorama, Polk Counly High
School's literacy magazine,
recently sponsored a writing
contest. The competition was
open to students in grades nine
through 12, and three winners
were selected.
First place went to Anthony
Womack for a story titled, First
Discovery. The tale is set in
outer space as humans arc
looking for a new planet to
populate. Womack's surprise
ending makes his story quite
thought-provoking.
Second place honors went to
Scott Culbreth. His story. One
Last Memory, is a sensitive look
at a family's emotions as they
prepare to move away from
their home.
Third place winner was Amy
Edwards. Her entry, entitled
The Doors, is a poem about the
girl who loves but is not loved
in return.
Panorama sponsors programs
throughout the year to encour
age student creativity. An art
contest began at Polk Central in
mid-February, and winners will
be announced later this month.
-Community Reporter
Engaged
Mr. and Mrs. James Michael
Gantt of Columbus aimounce
the engagement of their daugh
ter, Jill Suzanne, to James Ken
neth Baity. Jr. son of James
Kenneth Baity Sr. of Green
ville, S.C. and Mrs. Kyle Fran
klin Smith of Kings Mountain,
N.C.
Ms. Gantt is a graduate of
Spartanburg Day School, and
received a Bachelors Degree in
Communications and Asian
Studies from Mary Baldwin
College in Scranton, Va. She is
the manager of McRae Manor,
109S Laurel Ave., Tryon.
Mr. Baity graduated from
Kings Mountain High School
and received a Bachelors
Degree in Business and Mar
keting from Western Carolina
University. He is employed
with Lexus of Greenville in
Greenville. S. C.
A May 23rd wedding will be
held at the Tryon Presbyterian
Church, Tryon.
-Community Reporter
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were: 1st Norman Newell, zna
Ethel Pfeiffer; 3rd Jean Robin
son; and 4th Emily Williams.
Communication
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