TEEN HEALTH FAIR-Plans are underway for a Teen Health Fair on Tuesday, April 12, at
Kings Mountain Junior High. Mrs. Martin Stallings, left, of the Cleveland County Health
Department, Mayor Kyle Smith, center, and KMJH Principal Jerry Hoyle, right, discuss plans
for the health screening of all 9th graders. The fair is sponsored by the Health Department and
Children who will be five
years old on or before Oc-
tober 16, 1988 should register
for kindergarten in their
respective school districts. If
parents do not know which
school their child will attend,
they should call the Kings
Mountain District Office at
739-4589.
Applications and
Kindergarten Health Asses-
ment Forms are available at
all elementary schools. The
application should be com-
pleted and returned to the
school as soon as possible.
Wednesday, March 30, 1988-KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD-Page 7B
Kindergarten Registration Set
The Health Assessement
Form, to be completed by the
child’s physician or the
Health Department, is due on
or before October 21.
Orientation Day for incom-
ing kindergarten children
and their parents is schedul-
ed for May 20 at all elemen-
tary schools. At this time,
parents are to bring the
child’s official birth cer-
tificate. No child can be
enrolled without this official
document. On Orientation
Day parents will bring their
child to school at 8:15 and re-
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main for an informative ses-
sion with the school principal
which will last approximate-
ly one hour. The children will
go to classes and enjoy a
typical kindergarten day en-
ding with lunch in the
cafeteria as guest of the
school system. Parents will
pick their children up at 11:30
am. Regular kindergarten
children will not attend
school on this day.
Questions should be
directed to Mrs. Martha
Bridges, General Supervisor,
at 739-4589.
KM District School’s Health Council.
Wells Wins KM Sanford Award
Betsy Wells, English and
drama teacher at Kings
Mountain High School, is win-
ner of the Terry Sanford
Award for creativity from the
Kings Mountain Association
of Educators.
Carolyn
McWhirter,
KMAE presi-
dent, said the
award which
began in 1966
recognizes
creativity and
innovation in
teaching and
administra-
WELLS {in
Carolyn McWhirter,
KMAE president, said the
restigious award, which
egan in 1966, is given by the
N.C. Association of
Educators to recognize
creativity and innovation in
teaching and administration
in the public schools of North
Carolina.
A local Terry Sanford
Award selection committee
viewed scrapbooks of actual
lesson plans and student
writing on a theme,
“Teaching Writing Skills
Throughout the Curriculum’.
Entries were judged on
creative techniques for en-
couraging student growth in
the area of written self ex-
pression across a variety of
content areas.
Married to Grover teacher
Steve Wells, Mrs. Wells
began her teaching career in
Kings Mountain in 1970 and
taught reading with Mrs.
Anne Bryant at Central
School. After four years
there, she moved to eighth
grade English when the new
juniorhigh was built and
team-taught with Donna
Russ, Barbara Lovelace and
Ken Napier. During her five
years at KMJH, she was
elected Kings Mountain
Teacher of the Year. In
1979-80 she moved to KMHS
and has taught English and
drama since.
Mrs. Wells is the daughter
of Lester and Blannie Hart of
Lansing in Ashe County. She
graduated from Northwest
Ashe High School and earned
her B.A. and M.A. degrees
from Appalachian State
University.
The Wellses are parents of
Kellene, 23, a graduate of
ASU and Assistant Director
of Aging in Kings Mountain;
Hart, 10, and Brett, 8, both
students at Grover School.
They reside in the Dixon
Community and are active in
Trinity Episcopal Church.
Scholarship Honors KM Native
A perpetual scholarship
named for Alamance County
“mother of the arts’’, Sarah
Hambright Rhyne, Kings
Mountain native, was an-
nounced last week at the
Beaux Arts Ball, the annual
fund raiser held by the
Alamance County Arts Coun-
cil at Alamance Country
Club.
Mrs. Rhyne is sister of Mrs.
Lawrence Patrick of Kings
Mountain. A current member
of the Arts Council board, she
is past president of the Arts
Council and was instrumen-
tal in starting the Firehouse
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Galleries, Arts Round the
Square, the Gallery Players,
Alamance Chorale and the
Alamance Civic Dance Com-
pany.
She has been active in the
life of the city of Graham and
became its first lady while
her husband, Myron, served
as mayor for more than two
decades. She spearheaded
theplacing of planters on
Graham streets and planting
of the flowery pear trees
around the court square.
A native of Kings Moun-
tain, she has been a resident
of Alamance County since not
long after World War II when
she and her husband moved
there from Kings Mountain.
Though their only child,
Janet, was born after they
moved to Graham in 1947,
Mrs. Rhyne soon activated
her interested in the arts of
her adopted county.
The Sarah H. Rhyne
Scholarship fund will provide
$250 for a high school senior
who wants to further his
education in the arts. It was
intially designed to be used
for education at a trade
school such as Alamance
Community College.
Winter Quarter Honor Lists
Announced At Gaston College
DALLAS - Winter quarter
honor lists have been an-
noucned at Gaston College.
Students who have a grade
point average of 3.5 or better
are named to the Dean’s List.
Students who have achieved
a grade point average of 4.0
are named to the President’s
List. Those listed on the
President’s List are
automatically on the Dean’s
List.
President’s List:
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