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KINGS MOUNTAIN HIGH SCHOOL 1954 GRADUATES r? Fifty-seven
members of the Class of '54 were presented diplomas at commence
ment exercises at Kings Mountain high school Monday night The
graduates, front row, left to right, are: Nora Jane Deese, Barbara
Sue Golns, Lois Ann Spake, Bernlce Gaynell Scruggs, Janice Kay
Allen, Virginia Lee Jackson, Norma Lee Sipes, Sarah Cordelia Har
din, and Shirley Mae Pearson. Second row: Jane Kathryn Ormand,
Laura Patricia Goforth. Patricia Ann Davis, Gall Elizabeth Allen,
Mary Elizabeth Owens, Gloria Patricia Patton, Annie Mobley Dilllng,
CUnder Yvonne Carter. Frances Louise Patterson. Susan Lee Moss,
and Betty Joyce Smith Metcalf; Third row. from left to right: Don
ald Eugene McCarter. Kenneth Blaine BaTrett, Bobby Gantt Smith.
Houston Clyde Hinson, Jr.. William Eugene Patterson. Charles Ed
moud Wax*, William Eail S troupe. Jr., James Elmer Rhea. Jr.. David
James Caveny, Clyde London Cobb, and William Lm Bumgardner;
Fourth row: Charles Cleveland Yawn, David Bay Hul lender, Edward
Earl Ledford, Milton Ezra Hope, Jr.. Julian Randolph Arnette. Jack
Crayton Owens, Jay Hart Patterson. Jr., Norman James Abernathy.
James Will*am Rushing, Richard Eugene George, -Herman Donald
Falls, and willy Miles Myers. Fifth row: Fred Henry Bridges, Wil
liam Harrv Childers. Abron Plato Falls, Kenneth Sherrill Spears,
James Rooeti Champion, Jr., John Oliver Harris. Jr., Bobby George
Raines, James Ronald Layton. Franklin Thomas Plott, Keith Allen
Burton, William Carroll Bridges, Ector Harrison Short. Jr., and Ken
neth Miles Roberts. Mascots, front, are Sherry McDaniel and Jackie
Reynolds. (Photo by Carlisle Studio).
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within
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set up by pre-ignition and spark plug "miss"
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barely past the 2000-mile
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step down on the accelerator ? as
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The power barrier
There's a wall between you and full
engine power. It is caused by lead and
carbon deposits that glow red hot in
combustion chambers to pre-ignite fuel
before the piston is in proper firing
position.
These same deposits form on spark
plugs and act as electrical conductors
to short-circuit them. Then your spark
plugs misfire.
> These twin power thieves, pre
ignition and misfiring, are most active
when you need power most, during
acceleration or on hills.
? TCP, the unique Shell -discovered
< fuel additive, corrects both pre-ignition
and misfiring. It "fireproofs" deposits
in the combustion chamber, prevents
them from glowing red hot to pre
fire fuel. It makes the deposits on
spark plugs non-conductive, and ends
misfiring. ?
TCP breaks through barrier? fast
So quickly does Shell Premium Gaso
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feel the difference ? up to 15% more
power, more acceleration? by the time
you've driven 400 miles. But engine
deposits accumulate constantly. Con
tinued use of TCP addi+ive is necessary
to maintain your power and perform
ance gains.
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PHONE 936
Fifiy-seven Kings Mountain
loma? fWl senlors revived dip
lomas at annual commencement
nXht TVL the Scho<?1 M?nday
Dp 3,rd an addres8 by
Dr. Walter H. Nau Lenoir
Rhyne college professor and one
hTv PaS^?r 0t St- Matthew's Lu
theran church here.
t h?LW" ?* Gerberding delivered
the baccalaureate sermon at the
high school Sunday evening, and
? , Shore, Jr gavfe the In.
w"
by Rev. Douglas Fritz.
oMhe'hiLh L' ,?arUon' a member
h'g/> school teaching staff
introduced Dr. Nau, and the mix
Mlsq MUS Under the direction of
Miss Margaret Cole sani? "Or.
ward Ye Peoples" by Sibelius. Dr
W^L. Pressly said the benedic
.^?well Lane. high school prin
cipal, presented honor seal diDlo
mas to the following: James A
bernathy, Janice Allen, Ranny Ar
Cig1 Ri?h^UrBrldges' Anne 15111
mg. Richard George, Pat Goforth
Susan Moss, Louise Patterson'
Gaynell Scruggs, Norma Lee Sip'
f5isSmltt? Metcalf- and Sher'
nr^!iL![arri8' Jr-' senior class
fit mt. Presented the class glf,
* funds to build a
t hJ hi ? u?m the east slde Of
he high school to the garage
. Jea"ne P1?nk, a freshman and
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wray
f'?n* received the Plonk Scho
larship medal, and Don McCarter
a senior and son of Mr. and Mrs!
Oscar McCarter, received the Kl>|
wanis Citizenship award.
The Little Theatre Oscar iziven
ESteS ^ the ^in?s Mountain
?<!? i to the outstanding
qL ?raduatlng class went
to Sherr 11 Spears, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Goldman Spears.
Herman Luthfer Campbell, Jr.
8C,J?0,1 student, received the
Nelsler Declamation medal, and
^f?k.erDRead,n* medal wa? re
wived by Peggy Wren Craig, stu
ShprLW^8nElementary 8cho?1
?S2?.fry Ke^y, student at West
school and Jerry McCarter, Cen
tral school student, were award
sLlliIll Natlonal Bank
i * meda,s Presented an
nually to students in both the
elementary and high school de
partments.
nrLern. ?arrett- a senior, was
th! Fulton Reading
tT? mJi"? Davls Declama
Went to Leonard A.
sSSi w d. ,t"dent ? Central.
a^fredlw- p,onk, member of the
Jd thi m^i 0t tnuu?e?' Present
d medals and awards.
her seniors awarded dlplom
Kenneth Blaine Ba^u. I
Fred Henry Bridges, William Lee 1
Bumgardner. Keith AJlen Burton.
David James Caveny, James Ro
? Jr ? Wllliam Har
R Clyde Lando Cobb,
Plato k'5 DavU' Abron
pini 8 '^ern,an EXm-'d
rfJi 5? ?"ver Harrt?, Jr.,
SK? , 'T' , Jr^ MUton
?a?L ^V,d? *** "uHender,
Edward
McoiS0"1- *M DO,U",, Eu*"?
Atao Billy Mile* Myer* Jack !
?nayjrn JhZ Hart
!J?' Eugene P?tt?r
xsgssassrsst
Harriwn Short. Jr., RoSS
G?tt Smith WUlUm EarfSS?
Edmond Ware
S?!ar!** , Cleveland Yawn, Gall
SS?tS.iilr,AC,lndwr Yv?nne
'cota* ' *"* Barbara Sue
Vi^n.,^?hT ??"J?lla Hardin.
Virginia Lee Jackson. Jan* Kath
IJl0"??!' ugV Elteafcteth
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Spike." SctU"*' *"d Am
productto
now o^Thi ^!LJ5r ^ y***, i'
Speeding Charge
Faces Bumgardner
Trial of Harold t>onald Bum
gardner on charge of speeding,
is docketed for Cleveland County
Recorder's Court Friday morning
at 9:30.
The Kings Mountain' man was
cited to court by Hlgnway Patrol
man G. P. Blaktemore last Thurs
day night when Bumgardner
stopped his automobile at the
home of. Charles Guy ton. Blake
moie said he had followed Bum
gardner from Red Bridges' Bar
becue on Highway 74.
Blakemore said Bumgardner
admitted he knew he was being
followed. Passengers in the car
were Mrs. Guyton, returnlrig to
Kings Mountain from the hospital
at Black Mountain for a wedding
,in her family, and Charles Guy
jton.
j Bumgardner, 20, is the son of
j Hazel B. Bumgardner,
? Some thirst after knowledge,
some after fame, and some after
money, but everybody thirsts a f?
t'er popcorn !
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