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NORTH P.E. CLUB - Members of the North School P.E. Club visited North Shelby School recently to
perform for students there. Front row, left to right, Elise Mayse, Kristie Brinkley, Allison Smith, Tony
Loftin and Nikki Ormand. Back, Kenny Baldanado, Ben Howell, Ty Toney, Brad Bridges, Brad Short,
Robin Perkins, Marty Goforth and Dustin James.
North School Presents Awards
North School's Assembly pro-
gram for the second nine weeks
was held January 28 and certifi-
cates were presented by Principal
Joey Hopper to the following stu-
dents:
PRINCIPAL PALS-Adam
Farris, Chris Burch, Melissa
Baucom, Brandon Roberts,
Meghan Potter, Trisha Runyans,
Gary Martin, Nicole Hagner, Nikki
Guinn, Matthew Walker, Eddie
Bridges, Charlotte Fulton, Kristy
McSwain, Cimena Elliott, Kristie
Brinkley, Dewayne Dennis, Chrissi
Green, Angela Watson, Jason
Beam, Angel Ussery, Jonathan
Laughter, Patricia Eckhardt.
TERRIFIC KIDS-Steven Neal,
Denequal Brown, Abby Singletary,
Carletta Jimmerson, Brandon
Howell, LaShaunda Hamrick,
Justin Roper, Amanda Manley,
Angel Broyles, Carrie Brinkley,
Crystal Dixon, Alison Boone,
Christy Burgess, Nina Gregory,
Chad Perkins, Tina Smith,
Meredith Ware, Jennifer Patterson,
Heather Causby, Brandon Moss,
Kristan Tallent, Tisa Duncan, L. J.
Wright, Chad Pearson, Toni Loftin,
Misty Toney, Jennifer Hickman,
Angie Lawson, Jason Morrow,
Brandy Detter, Justin Braswell,
Kim Parker, Jonathan Laughter,
Gary Tippins and Jayda Wallace.
HIGH HONORS-Laurel
Barron, Coleen Brogdon, Brandy
Bush, Billy Fralick Jr., Lenny
Larson, Amanda Manley, Jeremy
Owens, Meghan Potter, Justin
Roper, Richard Welsh, Justin
Boheler, Carrie Brinkley, Will
Denton, Kenny Grant, Lisa
Gregory, Stephanie Gregory, Grady
Hall, Lindsay Hamrick, Gray
Howard, Michael Ormsby, Trisha
Runyans, Ben Sabetti, A.J.
Anthony, David Crawford, Crystal
Dixon, Ashley Limbaugh, Joshua
Patterson, Brian Scruggs, Heather
Wright, Adam Hall, Nikki Guinn,
Jessica Hall, Chansomone
Sotphracith, Nicole Matthew, Brad
Bridges, Miranda Ormsby, Ashley
Anderson, Liana Owens, Elisa
Mayse, Alice Ann Howard, April
Glover, Kristie Brinkkley, Joy
Dixon, Marty Goforth, Elizabeth
Mauney, and Kristan Miller.
HONORS-Brad Goforth,
Jeffery McInnis, Stephanie
Raymond, Justin Singletary,
LaShanda Stowe, Britt Talbert,
Johnathon Williams, Michael Rote,
Laura McDonald, John Walker,
Alison Boone, Chris Johnson, Gary
Martin, Carrie Mull, Danielle
Parker, Darren Surratt, Amanda
Wright, Justin Bolin, Shelby
Baldonado, Christine Burgess,
Nina Gregory, Sheena Grigg,
Nicole Hagner, Tim Martin, Brian
McKinney, Mareia Tippins, Anna
Washington, Melissa Carroll, Tyler
Falls, Kristi Feemster, Deidre
Moore, Justin Etters, Alicia James,
Ryan Mauney, Daniel Miller,
Meredith Ware, Basit Gangoo,
Andrew Thomas, Brad Callahan,
Nicole Baisden, Caroline Pittman,
Gary Tippins, Brad Short, Will
Barron, Heather Causby, Charlotte
Fulton, Lakeisha McClain, Jennifer
Patterson, Matt Patterson, Kenya
Sloan, Chatney Jeffries, Kenny
Houston, Kristan Tallent, David
Barron, Wendy Limbaugh, Daniel
Walker, Heidi Hovis, Kristy
McSwain, Amy Marr, Jennifer
Inman, Steven Tesenair, Jamie
Sellers, Ben Howell, Toni Loftin,
Melissa Martin, Chad Pearson,
April Short, Allison Smith, Nikki
Ormand, Micheal Wilson, Kim
Parker, T. J. McClain, Hannah
Hovis, Ty Toney, Liza Falls,
Chrystal Ormsby, Kenny
Baldonado, Patrick Brogdon.
Report Cards Given At Middle School
(By Jeff Cook, Buddy
Huckabee and Michael
Humphries).
The first report cards of the cal-
endar year and the semester report
cards were given out January 24.
Report cards showed the semester,
nine weeks and the exam grades.
Report cards will be given again
April 11. Parents are encouraged to
talk with their children about their
grades and, if necessary, call the
school (734-5667) to schedule a
conference with teachers.
A Parent Teacher Organization
meeting was held Tues., Jan. 29,
The PTO discusses the school and
environment in which students are
taught.
The math fair is an event in
which students prepare exhibits in
which mathematic experiments
were made at home. It was due
Mon., Jan. 28. Exhibits were open
to the pubic that evening and the
next night for the PTO. Results of
the competition will be reported
next week.
The Daughters of the American
Revolution (DAR) essay contest
was held recently. Students wrote
about the Bill of Rights of the
Constitution of the United States.
Some sixth, seventh and eighth
grade English classes competed.
There were six local winners and
two district winners.
Winners in the eighth grade were
Haley Bridges, first; and Nicole
Setzer, second. Seventh grade win-
ners were Christopher Henderson,
first, and Andy Welborn, second.
Sixth grade winners were Michael
NORTH SCHOOL SPEAKER-Yehia Ayad, an Egyptian studying
Bumgardner, first, and Jason
Crawford, second.
The winning entries then went (0
district competition and Kings
Mountain had two winners.
Michael Bumgardner won first
place in the sixth grade and
Christopher Henderson was second
in the seventh grade.
at the U. S. Naval Base in Panama City, Fla. under Capt. Lanny
Guyton of Kings Mountain, delighted North School third graders in
Miss Phifer's and Mrs. Bennett's classes with his accent and culture
as he talked about his family, language, Egyptian foods, Pyramids
and the Sphinx during a recent program.
You are invited to Kings Mountain
Federal Credit Union's annual meet-
ing. The meeting will be February 21,
1991 at Resurrection Lutheran Church
(600 Crescent Circle) at 7:00 pm.
Hope to see you there.
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P.O. BOX 327
Kings Mountain, N.C.
School Briefs
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 third year law
student, is a member of the North
Carolina Journal of International
Law and Commercial Regulation,
and is also active in the law
school's Criminal Clinic Program.
Miss Biggers graduated magna
cum laude in 1988 from Wake
Forest University: with a double
major in history and politics.
ON DEAN'S LIST - John
Fletcher Webster of Kings
Mountain was named to the Dean's
List for the fall semester at
Campbell University. The Dean's
List recognizes students who have
achieved an average of 3.25 or bet-
ter in completing 12 or more
semester hours.
STATE DEAN'S LIST - Six
area students were named to the
fall semester Dean's List at N.C.
State University.
Elizabeth Birskovich and David
Alexander Shaw, both of Kings
Mountain, made B+ or better on all
courses.
Four students made perfect A on
all courses. They were Tracy Max
Davis, son of Nancy and James
Philbeck of Grover; Kenneth Lee
Wright, son of Madge G. and Jack
E. Wright of Grover; Christopher
Herndon, son of Jean and Ray
Herndon of Kings Mountain; and
Mary Ferebee Herndon, daughter
of Jane and James Ferebee of
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