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T LENT SHOW WINNERS-Pictured are winners of North School's annual Talent Show. From left,
Kristen Feemster, Joy Dixon, Liana Owens and Mindy Reynolds. Principal Joey Hopper, on back row,
presented the first place trophies.
Chief Warren Goforth and Capt. Bob Hayes of the Kings Mountain Police Department treated Connie
Bell’s fifth grade class at North School to demonstrations of handcuffs and the police car sirens.
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Police Officers Helping
Make City Of KM Safe
Connie Bell's fifth grade class at
North Elementary School was,
treated to a visit from Kings
Mountain Police Force members
Chief Warren Goforth and Capt.
Bob Hayes on Thursday, March 2.
Although the visit was kept on the
light side, the officers were at the
school to talk with the students
about a very serious: subject --
drinking and driving.
As part of a program called
"Making Kings Mountain, North
Carolina a Safe Place to Live",
Goforth and Hayes have been visit-
ing classes throughout the local
school system at the teacher's re-
quest to give kids a lesson in how
drinking and driving can affect
them. ©
Along with a slide show and
question and answer session, the
students were allowed to see first-
hand the inside of a police car and
find out how uncomfortable a pair
of handcuffs can be.
The hope of teachers and local
police is that if informed about the
dangers of drinking and driving
early enough, perhaps it will serve
to deter future problems with drug
abuse.
KM Students On Wingate List
Five Kings Mountain area stu-
dents are listed on the president's-
list for the fall 1988 semester at
Wingate College.
The list includes those students,
who while taking at least 12 hours
of academic work, made at least a
3.8 on a 4.0 scale and made no
grade below C.
Area students on the list were
Jo Anna Boheler of Grover and
April Annette Hoyle, Paul Mauney
Neisler IV, Adrian Lin Bell and
Tonya Rebecca White, all of Kings
Mountain.
Three Kings Mountain area stu-
dents on the dean's list at Wingate
for the recent semester were Mark
Andrew Davis of Kings Mountain
and Lisa Jane White and Mary
Beth Stevenson, both of Grover.
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Kristen Feemster, Joy Dixon,
Liana Owens and Mindy Reynolds
won the annual North School
Talent Show Tuesday and compet-
ed with 16 other talented students
for trophies.
Feemster, competing in Division
I with Kindergarten and First grade
students, won the first place trophy
with her rendition of "Move On Up
The Mountain."
A duet,"Western Medley", fea-
turing Joy Dixon and Liana Owens
with David Owens at the piano,
won the trophy in Division II for
Second and Third graders.
In the Fourth-Fifth Grades
Division, Mindy Reynolds won the
trophy for her gymnastic routine,
"Mama Don't Dance."
Special entertainment was pre-
sented by cloggers from North
School under direction of Miss
James.
Mrs. Judy Whisnant was master
of ceremonies and Principal Joey
Hopper presented the trophies.
Also competing in Division I
were Leslie Hoyle who sang "He's
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North Talent Winners
Still Working On Me" with Marsha
Hoyle as accompanist; Adams Hall
who presented the pledge and
song,"My Country Tis Of Thee"
and Lauren Causby, Heather
Causby, Meredith Ware and
Miranda Owensby who sang “Take
Me Out To The Ballgame."
Also competing in Division II
Tonya White In New York
With Wingate College Group®
Tonya Rebecca White of Kings
Mountain is among 100 students
from Wingate College who are in
Washington, D.C. and New York
City this week taking part in this
year's Great American Heritage.
Students studied New York and
Washington during the first half of
spring semester in weekly faculty-
led seminars. During spring break
they are traveling with faculty to
these cities visiting places they
have studied.
Named
were Katie Subler and Jackie
Houston who danced to "Bopping:
Away", Jarvis Adams who danced
to "Pump It Up",and Molly McRae:
who danced to "Wild, Wild West."
Mrs. Martha Bell and Mrs.
Susan Gibson directed the pro-
gram.
clude the Empire State Building,
Statue of Liberty, a walk through
Central Park, a tour of the Stock
Market, and in Washington the
Whie House, the Capitol, Kennedy
Center, the National Zoo and
National Museum.
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is in its second year, was designed
to give Wingate College sopho-
mores a opportunity for urban ex-
perience in a major American city,
made possible, in part, by the
Jessie Ball duPont Religous,
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