East Elementary School
recently gave awards for the
final nine weeks grading
period.
Kiwanis terrific kids -
Annette Waters, Jon Michael
Grayson, Kayla Ware, Joshua
Hanvy, Darren Wilson, Joey
Wright, Brandon Bell, Alexis
Terry, Tyquavious Goode,
Haleigh Stephens, Artaysia
Brooks, Mary Beth Brown,
| Danny Black, Donald Butler,
Darius Nichols, Hannah
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Almond, Dearra Lomick,
Hannah Martin, Amber
Goins, Carrie Brown, Phillip
Gaines, Nathan Presley, Trey
Fulbright, Breanna Stevens,
Regan Summey, Paul
Ledford.
Perfect attendance for the
year - Simeon Guinn,
Annette Waters, Seana
Gallarini, Jada Mauney,
Trevin Torres, Artaysia
Brooks, De’ Angelo Guinn,
Caroline Waters, Brandon
Bell, Trequawn Torres,
Heather West, Will Bridges,
Alejandro Castellano,
Michael Douglas, Caleb
Edwards, Ashlee Harris,
Hannah Martin, Camille
Watson, Megan Adams,
Kahdijah Bess, Ayiesha
Dawson, Phillip Gaines,
Jastasia Mackey, Nathan
Pressley, Trey Fulbright,
Kirstin Postell, Tomeshia
Spriggs, Wendy Wheeler,
Anthony Wilson, Desmond
Barnette, Chandler Bell,
Joshon Moore, Rebekah
Anthony, Tyesha Durham,
Jalessa Howard, Paul
Ledford, Gary Odums,
Christopher Payseur, Collin
Foster, Hunter Fulbright,
Kayla Hoyle, Byrun Lathers.
Handwriting award -
Luke Parker, Joseph Korch,
Clay Chaney, Alex Owensby,
Kaitlyn Carpenter, Austin
Foshee, Joshua Craig, Noah
EDUCATION ____
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East Elementary Soc presents awards
Allefs, Camille Watson,
Christina Waddell, Jastasia
Mackey, JaNeisha Raymond,
Deanna Carroll.
Kindergarten awards -
Most improved, Simeon
Guinn, Joshua Presley; best
listen, Nathan Sipes, Hailey
Wheaton; most, cooperative,
Demaris Reid, Dorian
Hopper. : :
Phonics awards - Hunter
Toney, Heather West, Kayla
Wright.
Reading awards -
Tyquassia Mackey, Coty
Bullard, Collin Foster, Harsh .
Patel, Emily Beck, Hannah
Almond, Phillip Quinn,
Chandler Bell, Beth Teague,
Megan Summey, Erin Flynn.
Math awards - Logan
Stevens, Austin King, Joshua
Nelson, Lydiana Zwick,
Diamond Blyther, Jada
Mauney, Will Bridges,
Phillip Myers, Jeremy Wood,
Wendy Wheeler, Elainie
Cass.
Science awards - Heather
Clark, Bailey Grayson, Jada
Mauney, Amber Sheridan,
Jasmine Degree, Brandi
Griggs, Anthony Wilson,
Adam Bridges.
Social studies awards -
De’Angelo Guinn, Alex
Grooms, Diamond Brown,
mitchell Hardee, Amber
Goins, Megan Adams, Ross
Clark, Rebekah Anthony.
A honor roll - Katelynn
Grigg, Zachary Melton,
Caroline Murray, Harsh
Patel, Caroline Waters, Cody
Westmoreland, Emily Beck,
Annamarie Fulbright, Bailey
Grayson, Diamond Brown,
Jada Mauney, Mitchell
Hardee, Phillip Quinn, Jacob
Ingram, Ambreia Hamrick,
Brittany Strickland, Ross
Clark, Kirstin Postell,
Tomeshia Spriggs, Breanna
Stevens, Wendy Wheeler,
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Rebekah Anthony, Adam
Bridges, Deanna Carroll,
Elainie Cass, Erin Flynn,
Justin Grigg, Gary Odums,
Chelsea Pratt, Regan
Summey, Amanda Turner.
AB honor roll - Artaysia
Brooks, Austin Champion,
Kahlil Hopper, Taylor
Jackson, Sharda Whiteside,
John Williamson, Lydiana
Zwick, De’ Angelo Guinn,
Christopher Begley, Brandi
Blair, Diamond Blyther,
Heidi Carroll, Alex Grooms, :
Joshua Kuhlmeyer, DEstiny
Meeks, Katelyn Williams,
Joshua Craig, Tionja
Crumpton, Noah Allen,
Hannah Almond, Maegan
Bullard, Dustin Burgess,
Seana Gallarini, Andrew
Hale, Will Bridges, Sean
Downey, Amber Sheridan,
Desmond Barnette, Alexis
Bedgood, Chandler Bell,
Jasmine Degree, Katie
Holland, Kahdijah Bess,
Mikalia Butler, Laura
Canniff, Ayiesha Dawson,
Brandi Griggs, Mary May,
Tereka Smith, Beth Teague,
Nicole Ford, Aaleyiah Bess,
Ashley Cain Trey Fulbright,
Kanaan Greene, Jessica
Kuhlmeyer, Trent Rhea,
Megan Summey, Jake
Carden, Jeanna Gallarini,
Sydney Hush, Paul Ledford,
Chris Paysour, Brittany
Robert.
PE awards - Taylor Davis,
June 17, 2004
David Ray Wells, Hailey
Wheaton, Joseph Korch,
Alex Warner, Logan Stevens,
Jamie Hale, Todd Chapman,
Kayla Hoyle, Collin Foster,
Heather Clark, Zachary
Melton, Anna Fulbright,
Alex Grooms, Katie Holland,
Chandler Bell, Ashlee
Harris, Mitchell Hardee,
Maegan Bullard, Dustin
Burgess, Laura Canniff, Trey
Bradshaw, Wendy Wheeler,
Kanaan Greene.
Music awards - David Ray
Wells, Tykia Rhodes, Simeon
Guinn, Seth Lynch, Anna
Waters, Annette Waters,
Edith Lopez, Delfino Lopez,
Courtney Crotts, Julia Cass,
Tyquavious Goode, Tristan
Davis, Darren Wilson, Alex
Owensby, Akea Crocker,
Brenna Martin, Ron Neal,
Zachary Melton, Mary Beth
Brown, Christopher Begley,
Kayla Roberts, Tionja
Crumpton, Kaitlynn Grigg,
Deja Mobley, Chandler Bell,
Amber Goins, Danny Black,
Nancy Bernon-Olmos,
Desmond Crank, Diamond
Brown, Octavia Gill, Chelsea
Pratt, Anthony Wilson,
Candy Jackson, Mary May,
Elainie Cass, Khadijah Bess,
Kanaan Greene, Trey
Fulbright, Kahlijah Smarr,
Jake Carden, Justin Grigg,
Breanna Stevens, Amanda
Turner, Trey Bradshaw,
Matthew Barnes.
Hope Christian
to open in KM
on August 23
BY ANDIE L. BRYMER
Staff Writer
Hope Christian Academy
plans to open August 23 at
East Gold Street Wesleyan
Church.
The school anticipates its
location will draw students
from Gastonia and Shelby as
well as Kings Mountain. So
far 45 students have
enrolled.
Hope needs 75 students
by June 30 to become a reali-
ty. The school can handle up
to 90 students before adding
another teacher, according
to principal and instructor
Ray Sibley. The maximum
for the East Gold Street
facility is 120.
The school will use the A-
Beka curriculum. A team of
teachers who used to work
at First Assembly Christian
School in Gastonia are on
the Hope faculty. Teachers
in core subject areas have an
average of 11 years experi-
ence each.
“We want to offer the
same program and improve
on it,” Sibley said.
The school will offer math
through calculus, science
through physics and plans
to offer advanced placement
classes in the future.
Students from First
Assembly have gone on to
UNC-Chapel Hill and other
state universities, USC and
Liberty University.
All teachers have bache-
lors degrees and a few have
masters, Sibley said. He is
currently working on a mas-
ters in science at Mississippi
State and plans to write a
text book on Earth science
for use in Christian schools.
The school will serve
grades six through 12. Band,
chorus and drama classes
will be open to middle
school age students. These
programs will be offered
after school to ninth through
12th graders. Spanish class
will be available to high
school age students.
Each school day begins
- with a Bible class. There will
be a weekly chapel service.
Hope will use the King
James Version of the Bible.
The school is non-denomi-
national and believes the
Bible is the “final authority
and is inspired by God.”
Hope's statement of faith
says that the universe was
created by God in six literal,
24-hour days.
The school plans to offer
soccer, baseball, basketball,
golf, volleyball, softball,
cross country and cheerlead-
ing contingent on student
interest.
There will be a booster
club for athletics and a par-
ent club to support academ-
ics.
Tuition is $300 per month.
There is also a one-time
$200 supply fee, one-time
$200 book fee and a $50 reg-
istration fee. The school is a
non-profit venture.
For more information, call
734-1936 or 865-9334.
Bridges graduates
Davidson College
Matthew Bradley Bridges
of Kings Mountain was one
of 418 seniors to graduate in
recent commencement exer-
cises at Davidson College.
Bridges is the son of Bill
and Barbara Bridges and is a
graduate of Kings Mountain
High School. A music major,
Bridges earned the BA
degree.
While at Davidson,
Bridges sang in the Concert
Choir, was a volunteer wor-
ship leader, and volunteered
as a translator at the local
Strong Tower free medical
clinic. He spent his junior
year abroad in Spain. After
graduation he is getting
married and moving to
Dallas, TX for graduate
study at Dallas Theological
Seminary.