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PERFECT ATTENDANCE - Grover first graders with perfect at-
tendance for the first semester were Josh Richardson, Stevie Simmons,
Dustin Smith, Heather Yow, Lindsay Taylor, Alex Simmons, Blair
Heffner, Tarrell Ross, Christopher Mauney, Joshua Murray, Lakeiyah
Johnson and Chris Thompson II.
A HONOR ROLL - Grover students making the A honor roll for
the first semester were John Herndon, Chris Jolly, Abbey Kates,
Lucian Thompson, Heather Williams, Jeffery Bradley, Jason
Churchill, Brandon Foster, Alyssa King, Brandon Houze, Johnathan
Ammay, Trent Earls, Stuart Heffner, Amanda Berry, Jody Black,
Kristin Hardin, Emily Owens, Zac Ramey, Charles Accor, John
Goforth, Lora Wood, Alan Walters, Dustin Waddell, Kimberly
Stinchcomb, Jeffery Craig, Abena Boakyc, Vernoica Adkins, Mark
Baity and Teia Bowen.
New programs set at Cleveland Community College
Cleveland Community College's
Microcomputer Systems
Technology Department will offer
three new certificate programs
which start during the spring quar-
ter.r The one-year programs will be
offered for both day and night stu-
dents.
The program is designed for stu-
dents desiring knowledge and
skills in configuring, installing and
troubleshooting microcomputer
systems, including hardware com-
ponents, date communications de-
vices, and software installation.
The Business Information
Certificate will teach the skills nec-
essary to use the personal computer
to control, manage and maximize
the information available in the
modern business.
The Certificate in Business
West School Parent Center schedule
The Parent Center schedule for
February at West School open to
all parents of Kings Mountain
District School students is as fol-
lows:
Thursday, February 10 - Adult
Education Make-up Day from 8:15
a.m.-12:15.
Friday, February 11 - Computer
classes from 10-11:30 a.m. and 1-
2:30 p.m.
Monday, February 14 - Support
Group.
Tuesday, February 15 - Adult
education from 8:15 a.m.-12:15.
Thursday, February 17 - Mother
Read Group from 10:30 a.m.-11:30
a.m.
Friday, February 18 - Computer
classes from 10-11:30 a.m. and 1-
2:30 p.m.
Monday, February 21 - Snow
make-up day.
Tuesday, February 22 - Adult
Education from 8:15 a.m.-12:15.
Wednesday, February 23 - Adult
Education from 8:15 a.m.-12:15.
Thursday, February 14 -
Individual instruction by request.
Friday, February 25 - Computer
classes from 10-11:30 a.m. and 1-
2:30 p.m.
Monday, February 28 - Support
Group.
Accelerated Reading Program big hit
In November West School began
an aggressive program aimed at
promoting reading and reading
comprehension.
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If they are at least 60 percent suc-
cessful on the test they can earn
points which then earn them re-
wards.
After students read selected .. The program has been so suc-
books they are able to. take donk Hice8sfulithat the Behobl goal bf 3000
puterized test that checks'their un=* peints-hag already been met.
derstanding about what they read.
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Kristen Cooke, Sylvia Elliott,
Heather Hines, Brandon McClain,
Tanika Elder, Aaron Courson,
Katie Bennett, Jada Bickley, Ricky
Himpraphanh, Alex Bennett, Jesse
Moschler, Catherine Gordon,
Nicholas Curry, Jessica Yarbro,
Carrie Kelly, David Creighton,
Justin Bolen, Tyler McDaniel,
Clint Edmunds, Nathan Carpenter,
Skyria Banks, Drew Neisler,
Antwan Adams, Lindsey Gaffney,
Michael Ingram, Ben McDaniel,
Anna Ramey, Ishmael Banks, Leah
Hall, Michele McCullough, Deidre
Moore.
3A Marquise
.70 carat
2A Marquise
31 carat
$495 004
Several individuals have already
earned their way into the
Principal's Club with 75 points or
more. In addition, 70 percent of all
third, fourth and fifth graders have
earned a minimum of 10 points or
more. Many students are seen in
the library or hallways before or
after school reading a book.
Students who have earned 50 or
more points are Chasity Parker,
Virginia Neisler, Brian Davison,
Renee Hamrick, Christopher
Bennett and Ian Blanton.
Those earning Principal's Club
honors with 75 points or more in-
clude Tony Bryant with 101.6
points, David Moschler with 120.4
points, Drew Neisler with 115.3
points, Lindsay Gaffney with 179
points, and David Phannareth with
95.5 points.
25 carat
$44900
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214 S. Lafayette St.,
Uptown Shelby
484-2940
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Publications and Presentations is
concentrated in the design, creation
and production of presentation and
publications using the microcom-
puter.
For more information, call 484-
4111.
BW CCC will offer a creative
writing class March 8-24. The
class will center around writing fic-
tion, specifically the short story.
The class will meet each Tuesday
from 6:30-9:30 p.m. in room 2008
and registration will be held at the
first class meeting. Cost is $35 but
North Carolina residents age 65
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and older may take the class free.
For more information, contact the
Continuing Education Department
at 484-4015.
BM CCC will hold spring registra-
tion Tues., March 3 from 9 a.m.-1
p.m. and from 4-8 p.m. in the
Campus Center Building. Pre-reg-
istration payment day for returning
students in Tues., Feb. 22 from 9
am.-1 p.m. and 4-8 p.m. in the
Campus Center Building. For more
information on classes or registra-
tion, call 484-4107. i
BM CCC will host a small busi-
ness seminar, "Coexisting with
See Seminar, 3-B
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Talent show set at KMHS
The Kings Mountain High
School preliminary talent show
will be held Thursday, Feb. 10 at 7
p.m. at B.N. Barnes Auditorium.
There is a $2 admission charge.
All winners will advance to the
Kiwanis Club Talent Show.
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