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degree at Campbell
Dr. Michael Humphries, son
of Calvin and Betty Humphries
of Kings
Mountain,
received his
Doctor of
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graduation
ceremonies
at Campbell
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School of Pharmacy. He will be
the pharmacist-manager at
Community Pharmacy in
Shelby.
Humphries did his P-4 rota-
tions at Wake Forest University -
Baptist Medical Center in
Winston-Salem and the Moses
H. Cone Memorial Hospital in
Greensboro.
Humphries is the grandson of
Mae Humphries and the late
Thomas Humphries, and the
late Mr. and Mrs. John Styers of
Kings Mountain.
‘Head Start program
accepting applications
Cleveland County Head Start
is accepting applications for the
2001-2002 school year.
Applications are being
accepted at Bethware, Boiling
Springs, Casar, Fallston,
Graham, Grover, North,
Number Three, and Washington
elementary schools; and at
Shelby Middle School which
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The Kings Mountain Herald
will serve Graham, James Love,
Jefferson and Marion.
The program is for income el-
igible children four years of age,
or who will be by October 16.
They will be given top priority
and eligible three-year-olds will
fill any remaining openings.
The program is designed for
families with low to moderate
income.
For more information, call
734-5660.
ALECIA MOORE
Alecia Moore
student ambassador
Alecia Moore of Shelby is get-
ting ready for her second trip as
a People to People Student
Ambassador.
Last year Alecia traveled to
Europe where she visited
England, France, Germany,
Belgium, The Netherlands and
Switzerland.
This year she willitavel to
Australia. Her 18-day trip will
include stays in Sydney, Ayers
Rock, and other cities and will
also include a night of camping
in The Outback.
Alecia, who turned 14 May
26, is a rising ninth grader at
Victory Christian Academy in
Gastonia. She is the daughter of
Karen Moore of Shelby and
Kevin Moore of Gastonia. She is
the granddaughter of Margie
Harmon and the late Joe
Harmon of Kings Mountain and
Mr. and Mrs: Rey Moore of
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Ormand graduates
with honors at Aiken
Justin Lloyd Ormand, grand-
son of Diane Trammell Ormand
and the late Joe Meek Ormand
Sr. of Kings Mountain, recently
graduated Summa Cum Laude
from Aiken,
SC High
School.
Ormand is
the son of Joe
and Elaine
Ormand, and
the great-
grandson of
Mrs. J.A.
Trammell and
the late Mr.
Trammell,
and the late Lloyd M. Ormand
and Leona R. Ormand.
At Aiken High, he participat-
ed in the French Club, Math
Team, Junior and Senior
Executive, Wind Ensemble,
Marching Band (Vice-
President), SC Philharmonic
Symphony, SC Governor's
School Summer Honors
Program, Interlochen Arts
Camp, Sunday Symphony, SC
Baptist All-State Band, The
Living Christmas Tree
Orchestra and Choir.
His awards and honors in-
clude the National Honor
Society, French National Honor
Society, Student Rotarian, US
Achievement Academy Scholar,
USCA Scholar, Presbyterian
College Junior Fellow, Who's
Who Among American High
School Students, National Merit
Commended Student, All-State
Band, All-State Orchestra, USC
Band Clinic Honors Band,
Emerson Electric Scholar, Aiken
Symphony Guild Young Artist
2000, USC Young Artist
Competition winner, NAI
Grand Nationals Outstanding
Soloist Award, Palmetto
Fellows Scholar, USC
Valedictorian Scholarship,
Music Scholarships (Oberlin &
Peabody Conservatories,
Florida State), Cincinnatus
Voorheis Founders Award,
Cincinnati Conservatory of
Music Honors Award, Koch
Bassoon Scholarship, and the
Westinghouse SRC Family
Scholarship.
He will attend the University
of Cincinnati - College
Conservatory of Music and UC
ORMAND
Honors College Bachelor of
Music in Bassoon Performance.
Achievement Gap
awards night set
Cleveland County’s Closing
the Achievement Gap
Concerned Citizens will hold” A
Night of Stars” at its
Distinguished Image Awards
Saturday at 6:30 p.m at Kings
Mountain High School’s Barnes
Auditorium.
The awards ceremony will
honor African- American
Seniors from Cleveland County
High Schools.
Area students earn
degrees at Appalachian
The following students from
Cleveland County received de-
grees at the recent commence-
ment ceremonies at
Appalachian State University:
Elbert Stephen Costner, BS
Recreation Management;
Heather Marie Dahlen, BS
Business
Administration /Information
Systems; Jamie Lynn Davis, BS
Communication Disorders;
Karma Elizabeth Edwards, BS
Health Promotion; Michael
Timothy Gantt, BA Philosophy;
Nicolas Alan Gold, BS History,
Secondary Education; Phillip
John Higginbotham, BS
Communication, Advertising;
Leigh Anne Jackson, BS
Elementary Education; Dana
Leann Ledbetter, MA
Communication Disorders,
Kimberly Joy Ledbetter, BS
Elementary Education, Linda
Lockhart, Master of Library
Science, Danah Cheryl
McKinney, BS Sociology, Patrick
Seth Moore, BS Biology,
Kathryn Elizabeth Morrow, BS
French Education, Cheryl
Peeler, Master of Library
Science, Traci Daves Rigsbee, BS
Criminal Justice, Jill Scherger,
BS Exercise Science, William
Nathan Stewart, BS Technology
Education, Nicholas Joel
Strickland, BS Elementary
Education, Jonya Ann Walker,
BS Elementary Education, Sally
Lynn Wesson, BS Elementary
Education, and David Walton
White, BS Industrial
Technology, Constructions.
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Local students earn
Gaston College honors
The following students have
been named to the President’s
List, Dean’s List, and Honor’s
List for the spring semester at
Gaston College.
The President’s List includes
full-time students who attained
a 4.0 GPA for the semester. The
Dean's List includes full-time
students who attained a 3.5
GPA, and the Honor’s List in-
cludes part-time students who
attained a 3.5 GPA.
President’s List
Grover - Kelly Ann Crook.
Kings Mountain - Tangela
DAwn Abernathy, Deanna
Moore Brown, Antwone Denise
Camp, Amber Kathleen Davis,
Robert Lyn Falls, Connie
Adams James, Bambi Ball
Jenkins, Monte Leonhardt,
Ungina Wynetta Lewis, Sean
Palmer Ramsey, Leslie Brooke
Shytles, Donald Clay Street,
Charlene Withrow.
Honor’s List
Grover - Angela Huffstetler
Carver.
Kings Mountain - Benjamin
Grayton Bollinger, Russell
Anthony Bridges, Casey Dean
Calhoun, Tamela Dane Cauble,,
Angela Dale DAvis, Shawna
Bess Davis, Kevin Wayne
Dellinger, Sheila Hullender
Gaddy, Hollie Goble Harper,
Dawn McCutcheon Holt, Rod;
Wayne Hughes, Shad Edwin’
Johnson, James Stanley, «
McCrary, Timothy Scott
McDaniel, April Carroll
McKenzie, Crystal Crockett
McNeal, Jason Keith Putnam,
Wenella Dawkins Smith, Laura
D. Wells.
Dean’s List
Grover - Tracy Lynn
Goodman.
Kings Mountain - Kimberly
Teague Arrowood, Cathy
Scarborough Cowan, Rebecca
Kathryn Dodge, Georgia
Elizabeth Hagans, Lauren Ann
Hart, Leigh Ann Hawkins,
Kimberly Hallman Hullender,
Darlene Gaddis Jamison,
Dennis Michael Kuenzli, Bobby
Eugene Mantooth, Mary Glenna
Newman, Rashmita Dolatrai
Patel, Teresa McCraw
Pendleton, Marlean Mimi
Stokes, Margaret Neely Wells.
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