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Wednesday, May 29, 2013
Art Club Field Trip
On Thursday, March 28, the first day of Spring Break, Kings Mountain Intermediate School
Art Club students eagerly arrived at school, ready to go on a field trip. Thanks to a Cleveland
County Arts Council grant, Art to Remember fundraising and the kids’ and parents’ enthusi-
asm, the group was able to go to the North Carolina Museum of Art in Raleigh. Students saw
original artwork and learn how power is reflected in art. On the docent led tour, groups of 5th
and 6th graders looked at various original artworks by some of the great contemporary artists
and discussed power as related to the art. After the tour, students stopped at Subway for
lunch before returning back to KMIS to begin Spring Break.
Mrs. Huss performed the ceremony for her class.
Not one wedding, but make invitations and take Mrs. Huss performed the
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Grover Terrific Kids,
Super Stars honored
The following students were recently rec-
ognized as Terrific Kids at Grover Elemen-
tary School:
Jaden Hammett, Sarah Jones, Mia Lewis,
Ethan Ashley, Breanna Atkins, Melody Hill,
David Waters, Gavin Ledbetter, Abby
Lowrance, Daisy Braswell, Cade Leigh, De-
saray Richards, Maysa Jackson, Vernon
Roberts, Macy Hamrick, Hadden Timmons,
Ashton Vouthivong, Isaac Stinson, Dylan
Carroll and Kiki Richardson.
Calen Buchanan, Emma Campbell, Jacob
Fletcher, Mackenzie Clark, Lucas Saldo,
Lucas Sanders, Maggie Buchanan, Caleb
Martin, Kelly Gonzalez, Olivia Young, Toby
Weaver, Aubrey Thomas, Malachi Welch and
Ale Sappia, Chris Richardson, Alyssa
Adams, Danielle Pillado, Hanna Flores,
Spencer Lemper, Lucas: Carroll, Rachel
Whitaker, Luke Crepps, Amber Wilson and
Solana Serpas.
The following students were recently rec-
ognized as Super Stars at Grover Elementary
School:
C. J. Lowrance, Nevach Messick, Kailena
Souri-soud, Natalie Blanton, Kaylee Whit-
worth, Lily Grayson, Carli Wilkinson, Tay-
lor Engle, Sireco Logan, Kensley Phillips,
Soren Odums, Bethany Harris and Laci
Webb, Daymion Jones, Aiden Robinson,
Kae’lyn Roberts, Amiyah Banner, and L. J.
Roberts, Jordan Moore, Kalie Moss, Angela
Sanchez, Jordyn Stone, Bryanna Lowrance;
second row, from left, C. J. Tackett, Dennise
Sanchez, Eric Bell, Makayla Morrow,
Nathan Inthavong, Mackenzie Hamrick,
Cheyenne Ernst and Holly Patterson; and
back row, from left, Sirrea Logan, Matt
Ingle, Malazha Banner, Wesley Smith, Chase
Moore, Isaac Barlow, Aaliyah Byers, Kayla
Scism, Isaac Cedillo and David Gunter.
Mrs. Ross’ son, Tanner, performed the ceremony for her class.
Marriage of Q and U held at West Elementary School
Tatyana Crespo. dison
Howard,
and All three kindergarten
three weddings took place at
West Elementary School on
Friday, April 19.
Mrs. Jada Huss had the
idea to have the weddings of
Q and U at West Elementary
School. She suggested that
the kindergarten classes
them to the principal, office
staff, librarian and all three
kindergarten classes. The
boys made their own hats
which had Q and U on them.
The girls used sentence
strips and streamers to make
their own headdresses.
ceremony for her class, the
wedding party, and the
other two visiting kinder-
garten classes. The bride was
Raven McClain, the
groom, Aaron Lowery, the
ringbearer, Matthew Rhom,
and the flower . girl,
Mrs. Ross’ class also had
a wedding ceremony. Her
son Tanner performed the
ceremony which consisted
of the bride, Mary Ruffalo,
the groom, Hayden
Huss, the ringbearer, ’Myun
Huskey, the flower girl, Ad-
the entire class stood along
as flower girls and grooms-
men. This ceremony
was also performed for the
other two visiting kinder-
garten classes and
visiting teachers, assistants,
and staff.
classes enjoyed a wedding
reception, provided by the
parents, of three dimen-
sional-shaped snacks which
was an extension to the
math lesson.
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