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itral School has announced lonor roll for the six weeks and bd semester grading period. [XTH GRADE A HONOR 'D SEMESTER ather Baker, Lindsy Bowden, 1a Brafford, Haley Bridges, ey Bridges, Amy Dixon, fer Floro, Michelle Fujita, fc Hardin, Holly Hollifield, ael Humphries, Justina en, Nicole Setzer, Ross nas, Heidi Tyson, Christy r and Kelia Willis. HONOR ROLL iD SEMESTER y Barber, Amy Bell, Paula ix, Rachel Boheler, Justin I, Joey Bouchard, Maranda kes, Jennifer Brill, Michael E Ben Connor, Jeff Cook, | Davis, Shannon Dellinger, bellinger, Brooke Edsall, Faust, Lora Goins, Christy Shellie Grimes, Trent Ss, Julie Harris, Buddy hbee, Lashonda Hunter, Deon bs, Amber Jordan, Clint Kale, Ha Keen, Jairus Laughter, work has not been just a job §1s been part of my life," ex- Bd Bessemer City native Payne Whitworth who has ced her retirement to be ef- on July 1, 1989. the past twenty-three years fas headed the cosmetology tment at Kings Mountain School. She set up the depart- one year after the new high il facility had been built on Road. kher teaching career, she has a part of the life of around tudents. In taking courses in cosmetology department, nts have three hour classes ay under her instructions. As stilled in her students the art king others beautiful, she im- 1 more than knowledge. At she served as advisor, moth- pntor and judge. hen you work closely with people, you get involved in lay-to-day problems and con- 1," she discovered. s. Whitworth's twenty-three of experiences in the school mn have made such an impact r students, fellow faculty and members, and the administra- to the point that when she an- iced that she was retiring, she flooded with diamonds, flow- plaques and tears. e started her work as a "beauty lor operator” soon after she uated from Bessemer City h School. She learned the art of pdressing before the days of the il permanent, starting when tric machines were used to heat s into the hair of females. ber waves and marcels were instead of the blow drier and hering." he first worked as a beautician the late Helen Jenkins in n's Beauty Shop located in s over Central Drug Store. br a year, Lillian and her hus- d Bain purchased the itworth home located to the east Whe mill that was then called G > IVA 4), =. fone = Boys and Girls Jams From $4.99 :410 West Franklin York Chester Squ Gastonia, N.C. 853-1442 wsw-—AlSo Cherry Hill Center-Cherryville, NC Girl's Sundresses Sizes 2-4 Brian Lefevers, Shelly Leigh, John Leonard, Jeremy Martin, Marsha Martin, Rebecca Martin, Carrie Meiwsinkel, Nikhith Meuangsakith, Tony Mote, Jaime Mullinax, Mary Newman, Mary Parks, Heather Patterson, Amri Peters, Latoya Pettis, Laddi Phanthalack, Cindy Phifer, Saeng Philavanh, Mary Pressley, Erika Randall, Jennifer Rucker, Tracy Russell, Jamie Self, Jennifer Senter, Sakhone Silapheth, Amanda Spencer, Jodi Stewart, Sayaphone Thongsamouth, Sarah Tignor, Jason Trammell, Cynthia Ware, Hart Wells, Blair Williams, Darrell Wilson, Wendy Wright and Donna Yarbro. 7TH GRADE SIX WEEKS A HONOR ROLL Jayda Biddix, Ginger Blalock, Shannon Caveny, Courtney Goforth, Shannon Hullender, Chan Phanthalack, Siavone Phanthalack, Denise Small, Anita Whitaker and Teakela Wilson. B HONOR ROLL Tonnia Barnett, Michael Bell, Micki Black, Amanda Blanton, Gambrill & Melville and is now McBess. : They razed the house when they built their brick home on the corner of Maryland and 7th at 601 East Maryland. They built a brick beau- ty shop building where the former Whitworth residence had stood. Later, they sold the shop building to Allen McNeal who razed it to make the location into a parking lot for McBess Industries, Inc. In 1963, the Whitworths built a lake house at Paradise Point on Lake Wylie. Three years later, she was hired to set up the cosmetology depart- ment at Kings Mountain High School. When Mrs. Whitworth was hired as cosmetologist for the Kings Mountain School System, not many people in Bessemer City knew what the term meant and fewer than that could pronounce the word or spell it! Fourteen years ago, the Whitworths made their lake home their permanent home and their on- ly child Sandie and her husband Gay Stinnett Jr. and three children, Ashton, Adrian and Toscha, moved into their Maryland Avenue brick: house. Until Bain Whitworth suffered a heart attack sixteen years ago, he had operated Bessemer City Furniture Company that he had purchased from the late W.K. Gladden. He returned to his former employment as district manager for a cylinder gas company for two years before he retired and the Whitworths made their move to Paradise Point. "Living there meant I drove 50 miles each day to Kings Mountain and back," commented Mrs. Whitworth. Mrs. Whitworth's job for the past twenty-three years has been a 12-month per year employment and did not include a lengthy sum- mer vacation period that public school teachers enjoy. That has re- sulted in her driving 50 miles to AND OPENI EE’S chiLorens cLothing: 5 are (Next To Big Lots) 7¢ Register For A FREE BEACH TRIP! 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"I leave home for school at 6:45 a.m. each day and some days I have stayed until 7 o'clock or later, especially on lab days." She point- ed out. "In my twenty-three years, I have spent so many hours at Kings Mountain High School that it seems like my home." Lillian's "home" folks have been letting her know they are sad to see her leave her school home. On Awards Day, a group of her former students got together and presented her a dozen red roses, an engraved plaque and a diamond ring that is set with 20 diamonds. Former students were not the on- ly ones who appreciated Mrs. Whitworth's contributions to the high school. Her peers and admin- istration and school board mem- bers presented her with the Schussler Award that is given to an educator or community leader who has contributed to education. Along with their gifts, Mrs. Whitworth noted, "I have received some flower arrangements and a lot of personal notes." She has also been honored by a host by different groups. At the end of school, the high school has participated in a series of end of the year social functions that included a luncheon , honors banquet, breakfast and a dessert hour. For the dessert social that took place on the last day of the formal school year for teachers, she was presented a corsage and a flower arrangement for the serving table, gifts from her Bessemer City friends. "I got my first 'apple for the teacher’ on the last day that I taught,” she laughingly pointed out. "I don't know what I will do when I do retire," she commented. She added, "I do know one thing - I am NOT going to clean house on Saturdays" a statement that all working women can relate to! 5 (EY LSE es Boys Shorts and Tops From $3.99 | ASSORTED BOYS & GIRLS SIZE 8-16 DRESSES & SUITS 50% OFF DRESSES ¢ SHORTS © PANTS © SUN VISORS * SOCKS eo LITTLE BOYS SUITS « BONNETS ¢ SANDALS © SWIM SUITS e FRILLY DRESSES * MATCHING BOWS ¢ STUFFED TOYS ¢ BABY GIFTS * TIGHTS eo CHIL- ? 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