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Bea piss 5 ST Principal’s Viewpoint By Bob McRae MAD Week Slated At KM High School Next week is MAD Week at our school, We think that Make A Dif- ference Week is an important time for us. We have two main goals for the week. We want to emphasize the importance of a high school education, and we want our students to more fully realize that Kings Mountain Senior High School is a special place to receive that educa- tion. Last year’s activities were really special to me, the faculty, and the students, and I think this year’s week is going to be even better. The week’s activities begin on Monday which is “Sprucin’ Up Day”. Y ou cannot develop pride in a school which does not care about its ap- pearance. On this day our students and faculty get involved in cleaning up our buildings and grounds. Through helping improve the ap- pearance of the school, we hope students will better understand the need to keep it clean. We'll be rolling up our sleeves and working hard on this day to make our campus look nice. “Make A Friend” Day is Tuesday. Good human relations will be our emphasis. We hope everyone here will get in the habit of being friendly and courteous to their neighbors and that everyone will get to know someone at Kings Mountain Senior High Schoolon this day that they didn’t know when the week started. WBTV personality Mike " McKay will speak to a school-wide assembly in the morning. Our Human Relations will sponsor other activities in keeping with the theme on of the day. Wednesday is “Classes With Class Day”. Our teachers will be hav- ing special activities in all of their classes. We believe that classes can be fun as well as informative. Innovative teaching techniques will be the order of the day as our faculty once again proves how resourceful they are. It is on this day that we focus on our most important func- tion, the teaching of our students. Thursday receives a double designation. Just as last year it is Ap- preciation Day. We encourage our school family to stop and say thank you to those people who have been especially helpful to them. Students and teachers will be involved ‘in activities recognizing outstanding service to individuals and to the school. This year the day will also be “Dressin’ Up Day”. We'll be looking to our folks to put on their best duds to help top off the day. We want our students to have pride in their appearance as well as in that of their school. Friday ends the activities with Black and Gold Day. A spirit assembly will be held complete with prizes, a pep rally, and other ac- tivities. We'll be encouraging a large student turn-out for that night’s ihasketball ‘game:with Shelby. The cafeteria staff will provide a buffet ‘meal’ for Tinch. The Week’s events will conclude with a dance for our students after the game that night. During the entire week the school intercom will be used to recognize students and faculty members who have made outstanding contribu- tions to our school. The S.P.O. is sponsoring an essay contest on the theme “What Kings Mountain Senior High School means to me.” Other clubs and organizations will sponsor related activities. In order to be successful MAD Week must have carry-over value. The things we emphasize during the week are things we need to work on each week. By spot-lighting them during this time we hope our en- tire school community will better remember its responsibilities to con- tinue to make our school a special place. We want each of our students to know that he or she can make a difference in our success. School can never be any better than a person makes it for himself. I hope our students will want to do all they can to make our school better by the time MAD Week is over. Honor Rolls Are Announced Lienhart, Dean Mincey, Cheryl Perkins, Brian Ramsey, Tiffany Ramsey, Todd Reynolds, Kerry Rhyne, Amy Robertson, Angela Ross, Benjamin Simpson, Stuart Spires, Roberta Van Dyke, Christa Weld, Page Wells, Greg From Page 1-B Bold, Amanda Hambright, Ann Hawkins, Kim Huffstetler, Anissa Jones, Brent Joye, Lisa Lund, Tracy Morrison, Alice Owens, Andrea Pruette, Gray Williams, Malon Williamson, Rikard, Kim Scism, Wendy Sisk, Arlene Wilson, Adrienne Shannon Smith, Betsy Tessneer, ~~ Woods, Angela Woods, Sandra J.J. Warlick. Wright. SEVENTH GRADE - Laura SEVENTH GRADE - Parris Allen, Shawna Bess, Tanga Adams, Elizabeth Batchler, Rita Crosby, Shane Farris, Bobby Blanton, Kevin Bolin, Heather Hannah, patrick Heavner, Bradshaw, Melissa Breakfield, James Broyles, Krista Byers, Scott Campbell, pion, Don Crocker, Max Davis, Bryan Jones, Suzanne Lee, B.J. Presley, Amy Robbs, David Shaw, Spencer Stephens, Brian Webster, Charity Williams. Monty Deaton, Thomas (B HONOR ROLL) Feemster, Jackie Freeman, SIXTH GRADE - Wanda Mary Elizabeth Gibson, Kathy Allen, Gena Anthony, Gene Hamrick, Susan Hausler, Gwen Balard, Scott Belt, Matthew Hicks, Tammy Hutchins, Erin Joy, Danny Love, Ashley McGinnis, Kellie Maples, Tim Moore, Andrea Patterson, Angie Patterson. > Jeannie Perry, Angela Queen, Jenny Reid, Melissa Rikard, Donna Roark, Tina Roper, Jeff Saldo, Lori Short, Cheryl Sims, Mary SMith, Charlotte Taylor, Talie Turner, Renee Willis, Ken- neth Wright, Tracy Wilingham, Tracy Woody, Abbie Yarbro. Bevis, Lori Blalock, Lisa Blan- ton, Sharon Blanton, Beverly Bollinger, Chris Brown, Allyson Bumgardner, Rusty Bumgard- ner, Crystal Byers, Bryan Butler, Jill Camp, Chad Carpenter, Charlene Crawford, Leslie Dover, Leigh Ann Fulton, Tamn- my Gillespie, Sandra Grant, Bil- ly Grigg, Tonya Hawkins, Julie Helms, Brad Herndon, Todd Hullender, Gayla Jones, Edie Jody Cham- NOTICE The annual shareholders meeting of the First Federal Savings & Loan Association of Kings Moun- tain will-be held at the office of the association 300 W. Mountain St.;: Kings Mountain, N.C. on Tuesday February 8, 1983 at 2:00 p.m. Brenda N. Lovelace, Secretary 1:27 2:3 Thursday, February 3, 1983-KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD-Page 9B Honor Rolls Are Announced Kings Mountain High School has announced its honor rolls for the second nine weeks grading period and the first semester. NINE WEEKS (A HONOR ROLL) TENTH GRADE - Thomas Shane Barnes, Mary Elizabeth Blanton, Richard Gold Jr., April Hoyle, Kevin Ingram, Mark David Lovelace, Karen Dianne Penner, Vickie Sims. - ELEVENTH GRADE - James Ellison. TWELFTH GRADE - Ann “Bolin, Pamela Bridges, Patricia Ann Childers, Sharon Dilling, Kelly Ann Goodso, Christy King, David Peeler, Phyllis Stamey, Dianne R. Warmoth, , Tina L. Thombs. (A AVERAGE) TENTH GRADE - Tracy Denise Bess, Amy Edmonson, Toni Goforth, Ted Hale, Jeri Hildreth, Lisa House, Jimmy Moretz, ‘Stephanie Moss, Dale Franklin Putnam Jr., Michael Reynolds, Robin Warlick, Ericka Lannella Wright, Brenda Kay Wright. ELEVENTH GRADE - Elaine Baumgardner, Wendy Bevis, Sussie Biggers, Lisa Bir- skovich, Tracy Bolin, Tony Camp, Patricia Davis, Holly Dellinger, Joy McCoy, Eva McKinney, Pam Morrow, Saranan Murray, Joy Queen, Tracy Scott Scism, Tim Wood, Laura Wright. TWELFTH GRADE - David Allen, Rebekah Ayers, Dan Ayscue, Brenda Berry, Cynthia Brackett, Daune Brazzell, Mark Canipe, George Carpenter, Chris Champion, Mark Cloninger, Eric Collins, Patricia Davison, Mike Dixon, Kevin Dixon, Charlie Dowda, Isaac Joseph Freeman, Roger Dean Grant, Joan Lois Finger, Joannie Pageant Entries Needed The Miss North Carolina Charm Scholarship Pageant is looking for young ladies to repre- sent their City at the upcoming State Finals to be held July 28-30th at Meredith College in Raleigh. There are 5 age divi- sions: Little Miss (ages 4-6), Miss Ideal (7-9), Jr. Miss (10-12), Teen (13-16) and Miss (17-25.) Each young lady will compete in a Private Interview, Talent and Evening Gown. Over $5,000. in ‘Scholarships, Prizes and Awards will be presented throughout the State Finals. The 5 Winners will have the opportunity to repre- sent North Carolina at the Na- tional Finals where over $20,000. in Scholarships and Prizes in will be awarded. As a Youth Development Pro- gram in its 7th year, it en- courages community participa- tion through civic and social . organizations by giving of their time and talents to charitable functions. The Miss North Carolina Charm State Finals are presented to award scholarships, promote the cultural arts and to bring outstanding recognition to all participants. Each represen- tative will be officially crowned and presented a trophy at the State Finals Jor her participa- tion. The So Annual’ N.C. Tiny Tot for girls ages 2-3, will be held on July 30th. Mail a long, stamped, self- addressed envelope, stating your age, for more details to: Miss North Carolina Charm Scholarship Pageant P.O. Box 7246 Jacksonville, N.C. 28540 919-455-9643) re —— PHOTOGRAPHY *Weddings * Anniversaries “Reunions *Commercial *Insurance photos *Copy Work *Sports Stewart Photography Kings Mtn., N.C. 739-7548 739-7496 Nights Day Hamrick, Laura Hendrixon, Kel- ly Kuykendall, Robin McElroy, Lauree Marable, Tammy Merck, Clayton Ollis, Jerri Patterson, Terri Plonk, Tim Plonk, Robyn Ramsey, Dean Sarvis, Lisa Smith. SEMESTER (A HONOR ROLL) TENTH GRADE - Thomas Shane Barnes, Mary Elizabeth Blanton, Richard Gold Jr., April Hoyle, Kevin Ingram, Mark David Lovelace, Karen Dianne Penner. ELEVENTH: None. TWELFTH - Patricia Ann Childers, Sharon Dilling, Isaac Joseph Freeman, Kelly Ann Goodson, Christy King, Clayton Ollis, David Peeler, Lisa Smith, Phyllis Stamey, Tina L. Thombs. (A AVERAGE) TENTH GRADE - Toni Goforth, Jeri Hildreth, Lisa House, Jimmy Moretz, Stephanie Moss, Steve David Plonk, Michael Reynolds, Vickie Sims, Robin Warlick, Erica Lanelle Woods, Julie Ann Yar- bro. ELEVENTH GRADE - Wen- dy Bevis, Lisa Birskovich, Tracy Bolin, Tina Brown, Tim Caveny, James Ellison, Paula Greene, Kim Goodson, Jeff Falls, Joy McCoy, Eva McKinney, Pam Morrow, Saranan Murray, Jill Plonk, Joy Queen, Tracy Scott Scism, Jeffrey Scott Smith, Tim Wood. TWELFTH GRADE - Billy Acuff, David Allen, Dan Ayscue, Brenda Berry, Ann Bolin, Lynn Bolin, Daune Brazzell, Pamela Bridges, Mark Canipe, Chris Champion, Mark Cloninger, Eric Collins, Patricia Davison, Kevin Dixon, Charlie Dowda, Joan Lois Finger, Roger Dean Grant, Joanie Hamrick, Laura Hendrixon, Steven Hullender, Robin McElroy, Lauree Marable, Tammy Merck, Jerri Patterson, Terri Plonk, Tim Plonk, Robyn Ramsey, Dean Sarvis, Dianne R. Warmoth. @ £9 EP ARONA Weather Summary January weather summary, compiled by Kenneth Kitzmiller: 1983 1982 Total precip. 3.57% 5.53% Max. one day 1.99 21st) 2.48 3rd) Avg. 11 117 First snow 3.5 (20th) 5.7.(12,13) Max. temp. 64 (31st) 70 (7th) Min. temp. 15 8th) 2 (10th) Avg. temp 38.2 40.7 24-hr. period not above 32 20,2 Ist 10,11,12 and 13th NOTE: If the precipitation on the 20th and 21st had been all snow, it would have been about 15 to 16 inches, which would have caused little damage to trees and power lines. NOTICE The annual shareholders meeting of the Home Federal Savings & Loan Association of Kings Moun- tain will be held at the office of the association 700 W. King St., Kings Mountain, N.C. on Tuesday February 8, 1983 at 2:00 p.m. Nancy Scism, Secretary 1:27:2:3 9 GASTON COLLEGE SPRING QUARTER REGISTRATION Classes Begin March 10 And End May 27 CURRICULUM COURSES Register February 10-February 22 (Mon.-Fri.) 8:30 A.M.-4:30 P.M. REGULAR REGISTRATION - MARCH 8, 8:30 A.M.-4:30 P.M. 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