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~ Photo by Gary Stewart
~ SEAT BELTS PAY OFF — Four Kings Mountain High School students received weekly
prizes during March for wearing seat belts. Jackie Lavender, left, assistant principle at
- KMHS, presents a $25 savings bond to Katherine Harper as other winners Paul Terry,
Susie Moore and Regina Brown look on. KMHS leads the county high schools in the
percentage of its students wearing seat belts.
KMHS Honor Rolls
Kings Mountain High
School has announced its
honor rolls for the third nine
A AVERAGE
_ (Sophomores)
Kevin Bolin, John Cissell,
Shane Farris, Bobby Han-
nah, Patrick Heavner,
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five years oia vu ur before uc-
tober 15, 1986. Prior to orien-
tation day on May 16, parents
should secure registration
weeks grading period. ¥ 3
BE L. Orientation Day Set
(Sophomores) :
Tan rcear. Bryan For KM Kindergartners
Jones, Erin Joy, Michele Qrientation day for incom-
Latham, Suzanne Lee, Jean- jpg kindergarten children
nie Perry, David Shaw, and their parents will be held
Cheryl Sims. Friday, May 16 at all elemen-
(Juniors)
Robert Duncan, Linda
Hambright, Daniel Hamrick,
Tracey Horton, Kimberly
McGinnis, Keith Morris, Lisa
White.
(Seniors)
Jennifer Bradley, Lisa
Buchanan, Revonda
Crockett, Christy Davis, Lisa
Hambright, Patrick
Hamrick, Kendra Hann,
Teresa Houser, Patricia
McGinnis, Asa Nord,
Charlotte Smith, Leisa
Tesseneer, Beth Webster,
Penny Weldon.
tary schools in Kings Moun-
tain. Beginning at 8:30 a.m.
parents will attend an orien-
tation session with the prin-
cipal while their kindergart-
ners begin a typical school
day in the classroom. Includ-
ed in the child’s experience
will be listening, viewing,
singing, games, a trip around
the school, introduction to the
various school personnel, and
lunch in the cafeteria.
Parents will pick up their
children following lunch.
To be eligible for
kindergarten a child must be
forms from their child’s
school. These should be com-
pleted and brought to the
school on May 16 along with
the child’s legal birth cer-
tificate (not the hospital
record), his immunization
record, and a copy of the
physical examination by the.
family physician or Health
Department.
All children should be
screened in their respective
school district. If a parent
does not know which school
his child will attend, he
should contact the District
School Office at 739-4589.
eS
Wearing Seat
Off For Four
During the month of
March, students at Kings
Mountain Senior High were
given incentives, at random,
for wearing their seatbelts.
From
were given to students whose
names were drawn by Ronnie
Wilson, Principal and Paula
Hildebrand, Health Coor-
dinator.
Prize winners were:
Katherine Harper, $25.00 sav-
ings bond donated by First
National Bank of Shelby;
Regina Brown, $25.00 gift cer-
tificate donate by
Dellinger’s Jewel Shop of
Kings Mountain; Paul Terry,
Solar desk calculator donated
by PPG Industries of Shelby;
and Susie Moore, 1986-87
Athletic pass, donated by
Kings Mountain Senior High.
The Seatbelt Incentive Pro-
gram Committee applied for:
and received a $1,000.00 grant
from--the--North--Carolina--
~ Public Health Association,
Inc. Because of these grant
monies, four additional $25.00
Dries drawings will be possi-
le for all four high schools
participating in the seatbelt
project. In addition, a grand
prize of a $100.00 savings
those wearing
seatbelts, four weekly prizes =
Belts Pay
KM Students
ATORMOF:
: SAFETY :
~ [BUCKLE UP.
bond which was donated by
the Shelby Exchange Club
will be given to a student in
each school.
The seatbelt program has
now entered the follow-up
stage. Wearing data will con-
tinue to be collected twice a
week until May 15.
At the end of the project,
the school which has main-
tained the highest seatbelt
wearing percentage will
receive a VCR donated by
K-Mart of Shelby. This will be
given during the Awards Day
ceremony to the ‘winning
‘school.
Recent data shows the
average wearing rates dur-
ing the incentive phase as
Kings Mountain Senior High,
62.9%, Shelby Senior High
60.3%, Crest Senior High
53.5%, and Burns Senior High
51.7%.
Central Spring Festival
To Be Held On May 2
Central School Spring
Festival will be Friday, May
2. The activities will begin at
3:30 with a country store,
bake sale, male fashion show,
car smash.
Miss Spring Festival will
be crowned that afternoon to
reign over the activities. The
hot dog supper will be from
5:00-7:30. Tickets are $1.50
with dessert extra.
Any parents who are will-
ing to work at the hot dog sup-
per call the school at 739-3641.
The activities will conclude
with The Legend Concert
from 7:00-8:00 in the
auditorium. Admission is
$2.00 for advance tickets and
$3.00 at the door.
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