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JUNIOR HIGH BAND STUDENTS TO FESTIVAL-Forty-seven 8th and 9th grade band students of
Chris and Sarah Cole performed in various combinations, ranging from solos, duets, trios, quartets and
larger ensembles at the South Central District Solo & Ensemble Festival at East Gaston High School May
13. Out-of-town judges gave the group ratings of superior and excellent. Front row, from left, Ramona
Mintz, Leigh Anne Stewart, Emily Campbell, Cristy Love, Holly Harmon, Jennifer Ann Gibson, Tandra
Karen
Putnam, Melissa Hambright, Sabra Gaffney, Edie Hicks, Jill Jimison, Lisa Tyson; third row, from left,
Billy Cathey, Amy Putnam, Genora Taylor, Cari Sipe, Michelle Harry, Alicia Harris, Sheila Bryson, Chad
Farris, Angela Hardin, Julie Keenum, Kelli Hagans, Becky Senter and Todd Hagans; back row, from left,
Kimberly Hoyle, Victor Adams, Greg Bowen, Ty Ross, Scott Lowery, Charles Davis, Shannon Davis, Chad
Huntsinger, Eric Jackson, Brad Grigg, William Harrison, Jeff Benton, Michael Barber and Jennifer
Leftwich; second row, from left, Karen Helms, Kelli Hardy, Bridgette Williams, Brandy Goode,
Phifer. Absent from picture are Brian Davis, Ginger Baity and Angie Wyte.
BAND STUDENTS TO FESTIVAL-These KMSHS Band members participated in the South Central
District Solo & Ensemble Festival at East Gaston High School. Front row, form left, are Donna Riley, Kim
Ware, Jennifer Perkins, Amy Poteat, and Tasha Barnett. Back row, from left, are Bethan Faust, Rivers
Smith, David DiSabato, and Tina Nicholson. Absent from picture is Tammy Gillespie.
SENIOR HIGH BAND TO FESTIVAL- These ‘members of the KMSHS Band participated in the recent
Books, books, everywhere. Big books, little books, -
hardbacks, paperbacks, children's books, picture
books, technical books, text books, old books, recent
books—anything you can imagine—will be available
at the book sale to be held at the Josephine E. Weir
Auditorium at the Mauney Memorial Library on
Friday and Saturday, May 19 and 20. Hours will be 12
noon to 8 p.m. on Friday and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on
Saturday. The sale is sponsored by the Friends of the
Mauney Memorial Library.
The Friends have collected a large number of books
may wish to make. Now is a good time to go through
your private collection and weed out the material in
which you are no longer interested. There will also be
some discarded library books for sale.
As any book lover knows, there is nothing quite like
a sale. The rows and rows of books of all varieties and
sizes and colors, becons one to sample the riches of
knowledge and experience captured within those cov-
ers.
There are the old books, limber with age and with
tell tale marks on the pages, which testify of use.
These books have born the weight of years and hold
the secrets of other areas and other cultures. How did
people think, and how did they look at the world back
at the turn of the century, or during the Civil War, or
the Revolution. What was going on in the mind of the
young soldier who was shipped over to France during
World War I to make the world safe for democracy.
Uptown At
The Library
By ROSE TURNER
Mauney Memorial Librarian
for the sale and welcome any further donations you
And how did they feel when their idealism failed to
bring the expected result. Our perceptions of the world
changes as history marches on, but in the pages of a
diary, a memoir, or a novel, we can recapture the atmo-
sphere of periods long past.
Then there are the newer books. They are stiff and
as yet untried, but they call the reader to participate in
contemporary thought and to hear the author's point of
view on a particular subject. The pages are bright and
unmarked as yet. Many of these books will not survive
to tell their story to the next generation, but many will
live to document the present era for scholars a hundred
years from now.
The very act of opening the cover and turning the
pages of a book brings pleasure. There is the urge to
read a paragraph here and skim a page there. Before
long you have selected a couple dozen books which
you want to read more thoroughly at your leisure.
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South Central District Solo & Ensemble Festival at East Gaston High School. Front row, from left, are
Charlene Hardin, Tracy Morrison, Lori Houser and Crystal Phillips. Back row, from left, are Michael
Jordan, Sharon Horton, Leigh Ann Humphries and Kim Trask.
PLACED THIRD-Michelle Jones, left, is congratulated by Ann
Bennett after the KM Junior High student placed third in
Marketing and Distribution at a Career Exploration Club confer-
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