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EE —._ EEE IS READING LAB AT BETHWARE SCHOOL-These students were caught being good in Reading Lab at Bethware School. They were rewarded with a party by the teacher because they didn't have their name on the board for the first month of school. Teachers Lead Discovery Teams BY HEATHER BAKER Kings Mountain Middle School has 12 Discovery Team leaders. They are: Mrs. Bennett, V. Canipe, Mrs. Dixon, Mrs. P. Little, Ms. Lutz, Mrs. Moffitt, Mrs. Mooneyhan, J. Partlow, D. Potter, Mrs. Stewart, Mrs. Wood and Mrs. Wright, A team leader is somewhat like the captain of a team. He or she represents the team, but doesn't make the decisions for the team. A team is a group of three to six Discovery classes. A team is an academic block made up of Language Arts, math science and social studies. A survey of the team leaders has been taken and these are their views and about Discovery. Many team leaders feel that Discovery is a terrific experience. It helps teachers and students get to know each other on a personal ba- sis. It gives a small group of indi- viduals a special group identity even though they aren't involved in extra curricular activities. It's also a good way to start off the day. Discovery helps the students and teachers have a clearer relationship because they have more time to get to know each other and explore personal interests and beliefs. Students and teachers must work together to have this kind of suc- cess. Teachers act differently in differ- feelings PRINCIPAL'S AWARD AT BETHWARE-These Bethware stu- dents were chosen by their teachers to receive the Principal's Award for Good Citizenship for the first month of school. From right to left, front row, John Goforth, Kelli Hughes, Joshua Brogden, Allison Hoppes, Janel Hittman, Jennifer Towery; second row, Thomas Meiswinkel, Brandy Hamrick, Brandy Black, Patrick Ware, Heather Thompson, Heather Barnette, Amanda Johnsonbaugh; back row, Sandy Perry, Heather Hughes, Seth Denton, Hannah Cartee, Annie Walters, Brad Earley, Jessica McDaniel. Absent when picture was made was Mitchel Martin. COOP Student Profile Carol Gilliam, daughter of Nancy Gilliam of Kings Mountain is a senior at Kings Mountain High School in the Cooperative Administrative ¢ Occupations II | Program. Carol is || fulfilling ~ the work portion of i the cooperative il program by * working as a cler- Mountain Hospital. Whether at school or on the job, Carol is learn- ing employable skills such as fil- ing, data processing and word pro- cessing, The skills that Carol is learning on the job and in her job related class will aid her in obtaining a well-paying position upon gradua- tion from high school. To learn how your son or daugh- ter can participate in the COOP program, call Shelia Sisk at 739- GILLIAM ical office assis- 5401 between 1-3 p.m. Monday tant in the business office at Kings through Friday. QQ 72 s 0 [) )() Loe ZR PR 0g 5 ~4 O24 : Ane 1p 2 1 SV ISA A X 2 =X NYE Pe 0) ARCs = { 1 2N y 7B CHRISTMAS AT BILTMORE HOUSE AN N \, 7S ASHEVILLE, N.C. DEC. 1, 1990 $59 Per Person Includes: £ | eBreakfast Biscuit And Drink V2 ) | oHouse, Gardens And Winery Tour 2 oY br eHoliday Luncheon at Deerpark Restaurant fre 0 eChristmas Shopping At Biltmore Square 3 \ J (Asheville’s Newest Mall) ) Q 7 NY 7 eComfortable, First-Class Motorcoach Transportation A Ne COUNTRY CHRISTMAS IN NASHVILLE, J 4 ov TENN, DEC. 14, 15 & 16, 1990 J; SI $199 Per Person Includes eThe Hermitage And Tulip Grover Tour i. 0 eGrand Ole Opry Car Collectors Hall Of Fame 1 JK eBarbara Mandrell Country And Christmas-Shop ION eCountry Music Hall Of Fame And Studio B 2 By eTennessee State Capitol Tour 7 hb eRyman Auditorium And Museum 7 ; , o“Christmas At Twitty City’ I \ Christmas Shopping At Rivergate Mall { eSunday Brunch At Opryland Hotel eFriday Buffet Dinner eComfortable First-Class Motorcoach Transportation \ LIBBY’S N $( MOTORCOACH TRAVELS J i P.O. Box 1156 Kings Mountain, N.C. 28086 =". iE 739-8707 Mon.-Wed. After 9:00 P.M. 0) op 3 Thursday-Sunday After 1:00 P.M. 0 f\ i i 5 5 SL, 0s 05s, GN SALYZ ie asl NES 8 2 / LRT ent situations. Some feel Discovery is a regular class and are all-busi- ness while others feel Discovery is a totally different environment. This makes them feel and act more relaxed. Most of the time the stu- dents' behavior determines whether a teacher acts like a friend or a dis- ciplinarian, Since Discovery is longer than past homerooms, teachers have more time to talk to the students and learn more about individual characteristics. It also allows them to celebrate special events and to just have fun. Team leaders view Discovery as one of the most important parts of the KMMS concept. It gives stu- dents who need help a chance to receive that help. Once a week Discovery gives everyone in school a chance to read for 30 minutes. This is known as "Drop Everything and Read" (DEAR). Team leaders see Discovery as a positive influence on most stu- dents. (Nicole Setzer and Rebecca Martin also contributed to this story.) Head Start Announces Fall Openings For Students Cleveland County Head Start still has several spots for the 1990- 91 school year. The areas where the most need for children are at Fallston Elementary School in the Cleveland County system and Jefferson Elementary School in the Shelby City School system. Families in Cleveland County who have children four years of age, or who will be four by Oct. 16 of this year, and have low to mod- erate incomes, regardlessof race, sex, religion, natural origin, or handicapping conditions, are quali- fied to apply. For more information contact the Cleveland County Head Start office at 739-8816 or 739-8156. Three Local Students Enroll At Belmont Abbey QUICK WAY CLEANERS COMPLETE DRY CLEANING I LAUNDRY SERVICE I "DRAPERIES | I i WER, Three Kings Mountain area stu- I: Ae Sand dents have enrolled for the fall [iN n term at Belmont Abbey College. I+ : 3 They are Renee Barber, daughter © Jp) ERATIONS LEATHER AND SUEDE of Mr. and Mrs. Randy Barber, | , syoRpaGE SHIRTS AND JEANS PRESERVATION Christi Putnam, daughter of Mr. I « WEDDING GOWN and Mrs. Roger Putnam, all of . 1 Locations To Serve You! Kings Mountain, and Christa Schultheiss, daughter of Mr. and E. Wilkinson Blvd Dixie Village a i : Water Tower PI i Mrs. Christopher Schultheiss of 864-4599 867.7267 | Shopping Center | 40 Oscaola Street Grover. Lowell 864-8405 Belmont Abbey College is a four-year, coeducational, liberal arts college offering B. A. and B. S. degrees. ATELLITE CITY | (Located In The Marion Mall) 201 West Main Street ® Suite 210 Shelby, NC (704) 481-8640 Purchase your own Satellite System for only *2% a day for 60 month's. We sell all makes & models-all Sate System incluae free descrambler's. Come by and visit us at the Cleveland County Fair. Register for 19 inch Color Magnovox T.V. to be given away $100.00 off any Sat. System Bought | Sept. 27-Oct. 6. 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(For Most Cars) Senior Citizens (Over 55) 5% Labor Discount/Month Of October Car Care 2000 Inc. fours) 1100 Cherryville Hwy. on Bm 5136 Dallas, N.C. 28034 704-822-1084 _= 7:30 a.m,-5:30 p.m. Reg. 24.95 Serving The Community's Financial Needs Since 1907 KINGS MOUNTAIN 300 W. Mountain St. Phone: 739-4781 Hometown Financial Security ve been part of building bor HE and lives. me or car, sending a child i i t fund or lege, starting a retiremen RE a on vacation are the times that make life special. : hare those h day we're proud fos ES by providing the Toon financial security that makes possible. Our Board Meetings © Boring, Those other fin ancial instity talk about thejr deals ars gs) = lahomag and Californjq, Buying a new ho Not us, We spend our ti time makin mortgages...qt Nona nams SHELBY 1238 E. Dixon Blvd. Phone: 484-0222 GASTONIA 529 S. New Hope Rd. Phone: 865-1111 << R —— meme A MHA TTA)
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