9TH GRADE SOLO ENSEMBLE PARTICIPANTS - Pictured are members of the 9th Grade Band
from Kings Mountain High School who participated in the recent South Central District competition.
Front row, left to right, Tracy Wilson, Sharonda Adams, Stephanie Ruppe, Saengmani Philavanh, Katie
Subler, Kathryn Morrow and Leigh Anne Jackson; second row, Crystal Fisher, Bethany Jimison, Nancy
Ely, Telina Griffin, Susan Putnam, Katie George and Stephanie Lail; third row, Jeremy Regen, Hiroki
Nishyama, Will Mauney, Andy Ross, Jonah Ingle and Katie Phommalinh; and fourth row, Corey
McCrary, Paul Johnsonbaugh, Jimmy Boheler, Brian Maxey, Jonathan Rhodes, Jae Page and Daniel
GRADES 10-12 SOLO ENSEMBLE PARTICIPANTS - Pictured are the Kings Mountain High School
Band students in grades 10-12 who participated in the South Central District competition. Front row, left
to right, Nikki Williams, Kym Ledford, Rebecca Martin, Erin Anderson; second row, Kim Sparrow,
Nicole Patterson, Amanda Blanton, Elizabeth Perkins, Nicki Gladden and Susan Smith; third row, Jacob
Moschler, Amanda Keen, Amber Jordan, Brandi Byers, Brandon Putnam and Tameron Gaines.
Tedder.
Bethany reunion
The Bethany Elementary PTO
and volunteers from the Bethany
community will host the "Bethany
Historical Program and Exhibit"
Sunday, May 22 at 2 p.m. at
Bethany Elementary School, locat-
ed on Maynard Grayson Road near
Clover, SC. ;
The primary purpose of the pro-
gram is to recognize students who
attended the feeder schools which
consolidated into Bethany and to
also recognize students who at-
tended Bethany High School,
which existed until 1946.
‘At this time, there are records of
23 schools in the Bethany area, in-
cluding Adams, Allison Creek,
Battleground, Bethany, Bethany
Presbyterial Boarding School,
Bowling Green, Buffalo Church,
Center Hill, Clarks Fork,
Crawford, Cross Roads, Davis,
Dixie, Fairfield, Fairview, Flint
Hill, Hambright, Henry, Hero,
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Mountain View, Santiago, Zadok,
and Zoar. Former students from at
least eight of the schools are still in
the area.
The exhibit will be open imme-
diately after the program. It will
consist of 80 photographs dating
from 1903-46, text books, includ-
ing a 1851 copy of "The Pictorial
Primer," school rolls from 10 of the
schools dating from 1886-1930,
copies of "The Bethany Blab"
newspaper from the 1940s, and
many other items of interest.
Volunteers will be stationed at each
exhibit table to record information
guests may provide concerning the
Bethany schools.
A professional photographer will
be present to make pictures of each
school group. Photographs may be
purchased for $10 for an 8 x 10.
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The Bethany PTO will have 195
Historical Calendars available for
sale May 13. Nineteen photographs
dating from 1903-41 will be dis-
played on the calendars with ap-
proximately 300 former Bethany
students pictured. The cost is $8.
All profits will go toward the ex-
pense of the historical project and
for PTO expenses. Donations will
be accepted also.
All former students of the
schools and the public are invited
to attend the event. Students are
asked to bring old photographs.
Sam Thomas of the Historical
Center of York County will be pre-
sent with his photography equip-
ment. Photos will be copied and
immediately handed back.
Volunteers will be on hand to help
with parking, entering the building,
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