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EAST HONOR ROLL - Fourth and fifth graders making the All
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Holly Mull, Amanda Bullock, Travis Watson. Second row, Cassie
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ALL A HONOR ROLL - First, second and third graders making
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East School are pictured above. Front row, left to right, Shanta
Johnson, Tasha Bridges, Dena Williams and Antwun Adams. Back
row, Miranda Logan, Terri Martin, Dione Jarrett, Kelvin Jordan
and Jonathan Burger.
NORTH SCHOOL SCIENCE FAIR WINNERS-Pictured are
winners of the recent Science Fair at North School. From left to
right are Liana Owens, Marty Goforth, Dustin James, Ty Toney,
and Robin Perkins.
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Thursday, February 15, 1990 -THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD-Page 3B
February Activities In KM District Schools
Schedule of events for February in
Kings Mountain District Schools:
Feb. 12-16 - KMHS Spirit Week.
Thursday: Movie Character Day and
Poster Contest; Friday: Black and Gold
Day. Pep rally at 2 p.m., dance 10
p-m.-midnight.
Feb. 15-16 - Family Life taught at
Central School.
Feb. 16 - KMHS basketball vs. R-S
Central, KMHS gym. JV game begins
at 4:30 p.m., followed by varsity girls
and boys.
Feb. 16 - Central School dance in
gym, 7-10 p.m.
Feb. 16 - Bethware School Awards
Assembly (Partners in Excellence);
reading recognition program at 8:45
a.m., Science projects to go to KM
Junior High.
Feb. 16 - North School spelling bee,
1:15 p.m. in library.
Feb. 16 - Grover School spelling
bee.
Feb. 17 - North School - KM
Science Fair.
Feb. 17 - Mom's Morning Out bas-
ketball at KMHS gym, 10 a.m-noon for
grades 1-5; My Fair Lady 7:30 p.m. at
Barnes Auditorium.
Feb. 17 - District Wide Science Fair
at KM Junior High: breakfast and ori-
entation 8-9 a.m., judging of projects 9
a.m.-noon, projects open to public 12-1
p.m., awards cerémony 1-1:30 p.m.
Feb. 18 - My Fair Lady at Bames
Auditorium, 2:30 p.m.
FEb. 19 - Morning Assembly My
Fair Lady, 10 a.m.; My Fair Lady 7:30
.m.
Pp Feb. 19-23 - AIDS education to be
taught at Central.
Feb. 19 - North Red, White and
Blue Day, 9 a.m.
Feb. 19-21 - North School SIMS
workshop.
Feb. 20 - N.C. Competency Test
(Reading) at KMHS; KMHS basket-
ball teams at South Point; 7 p.m.,
KMHS wrestling team to host West
Henderson in first round of state play-
offs.
Feb. 20-22 - Competency Tests at
Junior High.
Feb. 21 - Math Competency Test at
KMHS.
Feb. 21 - Bethware AG students
(fifth graders) to take field trip.
Feb. 21 - Grover AG students (fifth
grade) to take field trip.
Feb. 22 - N.C. Competency Test
writing objectives at Junior High.
Feb. 22 - Red, White and Blue Day
sing out, 1:15 p.m., Bethware.
Feb. 22 - Central School Talent
Show, 7 p.m., Central auditorium.
Feb. 22 - Bus driver class at Crest
High.
Feb. 23 - East Red, White and Blue
Day, 8:45 a.m.
Feb. 24 - North PTA to sell dough-
nuts.
Feb. 24 - KMHS, Mom's Moming
Out.
Feb. 26 - Central School pictures to
be taken.
Central School Career Club
Gets A Taste Of 'Hollywood'
By SARAH TIGNOR
CECNC Reporter
Wayne Wright, better known as
"Hollywood", from FM Station
KISS 102, visited the Career Club
at Central School Wednesday.
He talked to club members about
his career as a D. J. He also made it
clear that anybody can be anything
they want if they only tried. It
takes alot of effort and knowing
what to say at the right time.
"Hollywood" said he has become a
successful D. J. because he was
willing to take a low-paying job at
a small station and kept working
hard until he became well-known
to his listeners.
"Hollywood" brought a fellow
D.J. and friends, "the Unknown
D.J." and mentioned some of their
experiences working together in
California.
Career Club members were ex-
cited when "Hollywood" started
drawing club member's names
from an envelope. These members
won KISS 102T-shirts and audio
cassettes. "Hollywood" asked Todd
Huntsinger, club treasurer, to draw
. aname and he did his own.
The following students were
winners of KISS 102 T-shirts and
audio cassettes. They were Amy
Byers, Sharia White, Marsha
Martin, Hart Wells, Shannon
Sanders, Heather Alexander, Mark
Jennings, Tory Barber, Michelle
Fujita, Todd Huntsinger and Lora
Goins.
Susan Biggers On Dean's List
Susan Biggers, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Billy L. Biggers of Kings
Mountain, has been named to the
fall semester Dean's List at the
University of North Carolina at
Chapel Hill School of Law.
Miss Biggers, a second year law
student, achieved a 3.75 grade
point average out of a possible 4.0.
Miss Biggers graduated magna
cum laude from Wake Forest
University in 1988 with a double
major in history and politics.
Feb. 26-Mar. 3 - KMHS in
Southwest Conference basketball tour-
nament at Gardner-Webb.
Feb. 27 - KMJH faculty ‘meeting,
Clyde Pressley speaker.
Feb. 28 - North School, Campbell
Soup label collection day.
Feb. 28 - Math Day for sixth
graders.
Mar. 1 - KMJH spelling bee.
Mar. 1 - KMHS Navy Band
Assembly, 1 p.m.
Mar. 5 - Computer workshop, West
School.
Mar. 5 - KMJH Youth Assistance
Program by Melanie McDaniel.
Mar. 6 - Central School seventh
graders in Regional CECNC competi-
tion, Charlotte.
Mar. 6 - West School Talent Show,
Barnes Auditorium.
Mar. 5-10 - KMHS basketball team
in Sectional Tournament.
Mar. 7-10 - NCAEOP Conference,
Greensboro.
Mar. 6 - East School PTO spaghetti
supper, $3.50 per plate.
Mar. 7 - Bethware computer level
one class begins (Susan White instruc-
tor).
Mar. 8 - KMHS home baseball
(scrimmage) vs. Chase, 4 p.m.
Mar. 9 - KMHS home baseball
(scrimmage) vs. W. Lincoln, 4 p.m.
Mar. 9 - Central School career day,
8-10:30 a.m.
Mar. 12 - Middle
Conference, Charlotte.
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