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DANCER—Heather Melton, above. danced to “The Magi
Shoes” to win first place in the Fourth-Fifth grades division
of the annual Kiwanis Schools Talent Show
CLOGGERS—Windy Bagwell and Holly Hollifield, above
were winners in the Second-Third grade division of the annual
Kiwanis Schools Talent Show with a clogging routine.
BATON TWIRLER—Michael Wilson, who presented a baton
rendition of ‘Eye Of The Tiger’ was winner in K-First Grade
division of the annual Kiwanis School Talent Show Thursday
Talent Show Winners Named
Michael Wilson with his
baton act, Windy Bagwell
and Holly Hollifield as moun-
tain cloggers and Heather
Melton dancing “The Magic
Shoes’ were winners in the
Kiwanis Talent Show for
Kindergarten through Fifth
grades Thursday night in
B.N. Barnes Auditorium.
At intermission, ‘‘The
Kings Revue’ from Kings
Mountain Junior and Senior
High Schools, under the
direction of Gene Bumgard-
ner, delighted the large au-
dience with popular, sacred
and patriot selections. The 17
students from grades 8-12 are
Chorus and Band members
and volunteer to practice for
the group one hour every day
after school. Their perfor-
mances, which are always
applauded as ‘‘super’’
number about 20 perfor-
mances each year.
Judges for the talent show
were Mrs. Baneen
Froneberger of Bessemer Ci-
ty, Dr. Robert Decker of Boil-
ing Springs and Mrs, Kathy
Burgin of Shelby.
Performers were winners
from the various schools in
K-5 grades. y
Performing in K-First
Grade division of the show
were Sharon Jones who per-
formed a ballet number to
“Splish, Splash’; Sara Husk-
ing who play yed the piano;
Joda Clark who presented a
dance routine; Michael
N.C. Symphony
To Perform Here
The North Carolina Sym-
phony Chamber Orchestra,
under the baton of Associate
Conductor James Ogle, will
perform in Kings Mountain
High School’s Barnes
Auditorium on Wednesday,
April 23 at 8 p.m.
The first half of the concert
features Beethoven's Cor-
iolan Overture, Handel's Con-
certo Grosso in G. Major and
Dubussy’s Danse.
After intermission, the
chamber orchestra will per-
form “A Tribute to Ridgers
and Hammerstein’ including
favorites from Oklahoma,
Carousel, The King and I, and
Victory at Sea.
Tickets are $5.50 for adults,
$3 for senior citizens and $2
for students. They are
available at the door on con-
cert night.
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Wilson who performed a
baton number to “Eye of the
Tiger” and Brian King, who
presented a drum solo,
‘““When The Going Gets
Tough, the Tough Gets
Going.” :
In Grades 2-3 the per-
formers were Kelly Moore
who sang ‘‘Never Fully
Dressed Without a Smith’’;
Amber Jordan who played a
piano solo; Hart Wells who
presented a clogging
number; Brandon Woods who
pantomined to ‘‘Jogging’’
and Windy Bagwell and Holly
Hollifield who clogged to
Talent
Show Set
Thursday
Talent winners from the 6-9
grades in the KM District
Schools will perform in the
KM Kiwanis Club’s Schools
Talent competition Thurs-
day, tonight, at 7:30 p.m. in
B.N. Barnes Auditorium.
Admission is $2 for adults
and high school students and
$1 for elementary students.
At intermission, the.
popular and talented “Kings
Revue” will perform. The
17-member group of band and
chorus students is directed by
Eugene Bumgardner, chorus
director.
Proceeds benefit Kiwanis
sponsored community pro-
jects.
“Mountain Music.”
In Grades 4-5 Annie Marie
Sanders sang and danced to
“I’m Little But Loud’;
Chastity Moss presented a
gymnastics routine Io.
ATT TR rT PRPNPUANAI AS
“Holding Out For A Hero”;
Windi Goode who tap danced;
Jennifer Davis who jazz
danced to ‘Beat It” and
Heather Melton who danced
to he Magic Shoes’’.
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