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Thursday, April 12, 1984-KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD-Page 9B
Dennis Is At Home At Organ And Piano
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and he was reared by his father, Paul Huffstickler,
and his grandmohter. His family ribs him about be-
ing the barefoot musician because he always takes
his shoes off when playing the organ and piano. “I
can feel the music better,” he laughs.
Dennis, with his natural talent, has a way of mak-
ing any organ and piano sound good. And, he has a
range of song selections committed to
wide
memory.
There’s nothing about Dennis Huffstickler that
sets him apart from any other 30 year old except his
fingers. Even at that, he has ordinary looking
Central Honor Rolls
Central School has announced
its honor rolls for the third nine
weeks of school /ii = =.
A HONOR ROLL
(Sixth Grade)
Ashley Champion, Peter
Chen, Stacy Godfrey, Charlene
Hardin, Katherine Jenkins, Bet-
sy Mcintyre, Tonya McCree,
Christi Putnam, Carla Ramsey,
Amy Scism, Rivers Smith, Amy
Turner, Kristin Tyson. /
A HONOR ROLL
(Seventh Grade)
Shane Blackwood, Rusty Car-
ringer, Bethan Faust, Alice
Owens, J.J. Warlick.
fingers until he sits down at the organ and begins
playing.
music lover.
B HONOR ROLL
(Sixth Grade)
Allison Barnett, Paul Bran-
non, Becky Bridges, Wendy
Bridges, Stephanie Brown, Amy
Camp, Joe Champion, Donnie
Conner, Keith Crawford, Kevin
Dellinger, David DiSabato,
Hollie Falls, Ashley Gillespie,
Chris Goforth, Wesley Grayson,
Chuck Greene, Darian Hager,
John Heath, Chris Henson,
Wendy Hicks, Ryan Hollifield,
Christy Hollingsworth, Daniel
Honeycutt, Carrie LaVere,
Janette McCoy, LeeAnn
Masters, Brandon Morgan,
Becky Moskal, Allison Parizo,
Chad Plonk, Chris Plonk, Jody
To Perform At Erskine
DUE WEST, S.C.—The
Holbrook Junior High School
Chorus from Lowell N.C., will
perform a concert Monday,
Meeting
The Southern Art Society will
meet Thursday night at 7:30
p.m. at KM Depot Center for
the regular meeting.
A slide program will feature
the meeting and all members and
visitors are encouraged to at-
tend. §
The Art Society recently ap-
plied for a grant and incor-
porated.
April 16, at 11 a.m. during the
convocation at Erskine College
in Lesesne Auditorium. The
public is invited to attend.
Norman (Trip) McGill, a 1982
graduate of Erskine College, is
director of the Holbrook Junior
High School Chorus. McGill
was an outstanding student in
music at Erskine and president
of his senior class.
Convocation Wednesday,
April 18, at Erskine will feature
the North Carolina Shakespeare
Festival. That program also is
scheduled at 11 a.m. in Lesesne
Auditorium.
It’s then that his fingers take on a golden touch a
the organ’s keyboard jumps to life. With confidence
and poise, he deftly runs his fingers across the
keyboard, producing music to thrill the heart of any
“Because He Loved Me” will be Dennis’s third
recording, which he is working and sacrificing to
produce now. Dennis says he has the faith to go on
and make a name for himself in the music world,
with God’s help. “lve Come Too Far not to
succeed,” he says.
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