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KINGS MOUNTAIN MIRROR, WEDNESDAY, MAY SI, 1972, PAGE 7
Trinity Day School Graduation
FlrstRow(LetttorIght)JoAimeBoheler, Elizabeth Harry, Todd Thrift, Les
lie Thomasson, Theresa Nelsler, Norma Davis, Melanie Herndon, Jennifer
Perkins, Todd Boulet, Karen Leftwlch
Second Row(Lefttoright)LanceStrange, Amy Ledford, Paul Perkins, Tracy
Seism, Deda Smith, Jerry McDaniel, Jeff Hamm, Marlsa Dbton, Joy McCoy
Third Row (Left to right) Geald Gladden, Mark Herndon, Scott Smith, Wade
Cash, RickyWhite, Mike Fletcher, Susan Biggers, Patti Brown, Marty Bridges,
Lynn Wilson
There were 13 kindergarteners graduating to Pre-School; and, 18 Pre-
Schoolers graduating from Trinlfy for the first grade.
Juniors Eligible For National Science Institute At WCU
'ti
Western Carolina Univers
ity will conduct a 10-week in-
sUtute this summer for high
school juniors with superior
ability in math,
Thftty high school students
from across the nation will be
selected for the institute whi
ch will be financed by a grant
from the National Science
Foundation.
The institute begins June 12
and ends August 18.
To meet the eligibility re
quirements students will have
to meet three requirements;
be a high school junior (al
though highly qualified sopho
mores will be considered),
have at least two years of col^
lege preparatory high scl^dOT
mathematics, tot no more
than three years, and hajt^a
grade of “A” in high School
mathematics courses Includ-
ktag the mathematics course^
~ bj^tag taken this year.
•A^licatlon forms may be ob
tained from Dr. Joseph W.
Dodson, Director, Mathe
matics Summer Institute, We
stern Carolina University,
Cullowhee, North Carolina
28723.
Did You Know
... that Senator Jordan co
sponsored and helped pass a
bill to help find a cure for sic
kle cell anemia?
.. that Congressman Gallfl-
nakls didn’t bother to vote
when that bill went to the
House?
... that Senator Jordan help
ed draft and piass a bill to cl
ean up our nation’s water?
.. THAT Congressman Gallfi-
nakls voted in the House to
weaken that bill?
The overall objective of the
Institute is to provide the op
portunity for superior high
school mathematics students
to consider a variety of math
ematical topics from the st
andpoint of the creative noath-
ematician--an activity which
he may seldom or never par
ticipate in as an high school
student or as a freshman or
sophomore in college.
Top officials from 41 North
Carolina school systems will
attend management briefings
this summer, conducted by the
American Management As
sociation. The training of
local school administrators is
part of a $250,000 U.S. Office
of Education graiit to the State
Department of Public Instruc
tion.
June Classes Calendar At Tech
The June calendar for Voca
tional Extension Classes, sp
onsored by Cleveland Tech
nical Institute, has been re
leased by Dan Camp, Director
of Extension.
Two 33-bour courses, one ln
Practical Welding and the oth
er in Auto Tune-Up, wiU begin
June 8 at Cleveland Tect
Both courses. Welding, taught
by Dale Blanton, and Auto-
Tune-Up, taught by Joe Turn
er, will be held every Thurs
day evening from 6 ’til 9
According to Camp, enroll
ment in the above classes Is
limited. Therefore, all inter
ested adults should contact
Cleveland Tech, 482-4378, lor
an enrollment reservation.
Several sewing classes. In
structed by Stella Prlne and
varying fromBegtnner’sSew-
ing to Tailoring, have also
been scheduled for June.
These classes are as follows;
Dressmaking, Monday, Junes
from 6 to 9 p.m.; Beginner
Sewing, Monday, June 5 from
6 to 9 p.m.; Beginner Sewing,
Wednesday, June 7 from 9 to
12 a.m.; Dressmaking, Thur
sday, June 8 from 6 to 9 p.m.;
Tailoring, Tuesday, June 13
from 6 to 9 p.m.; Tailoring
Pants, Wednesday, June 14
from 6 to 9 p.m. Mrs. Prlne’s
classes will meet at the City
Park each week on the same
day and hours as the first
class day. Courses vary from
30 to 33 hours.
Those interested In any of
the latter group of classes
should report directly to the
City Park on the first class
date.
The briefings will be held at
Sanderson High School inRal-
etth July 12-14 and at the
Charlotte/Mecklenburg Edu
cation Center August 9-11.
Attending the Raleigh brief
ing will be top officials from
school systems In Raleigh,
Sanford, Fayetteville, Dur
ham, Salisbury, Persen Coun
ty, Durham County, Orange
County, Martin County, Elm
City, Onslow County, Edge
combe County, Carteret Cou
nty, Columbus County, Hoke
Cleve Tech,
G-W Credit
Transfer
An agreement which will al
low students of Cleveland
County Technical Institute to
transfer credits to Gardner-
Webb has been announce-
ed jointly by the two Instltu-
tloos.
. Ito announcement was made
by the beads of the two scho-
Qls, Dr. E. Eugene Poston of
Gardner-Webb and James B.
Petty of Cleveland Tech.
"Where there are students
who are capable of doing more
academically than Cleveland
Tech offers then we would en
courage them to continue their
education at Gardner-Webb,’’
■dd Mr. Petty. "Many times
there are students who do not
realize they are capable of
doing work beyond what we of
fer at Cleveland Tech,’’ con
tinued Mr. Petty. "In such
cases we are certainly happy
to recommend that they con
tinue their work at such a
senior coUege as Gardner-
Webb.’’
Dr. Poston Indicated his en
thusiasm over the joint agree
ment. "We appreciate the
deep Interest shown by the of
ficials of Cleveland Tech and
their desire to provide the
best in education for their
students,’’ said Dr. Poston.
“We are most grateful for the
cooperation that they are
giving us in this program and
their willingness to accept the
responsibility to encourage
students whom they feel are
capable of doing senior col
lege level work.’’ Dr. Poston
pointed out that in many cases
students may be out of high
school for a period of time to
fulfill military obligations or
the need to work and then at
tend such schools as Cleve
land Tech.
"Then they realize they
would like to pursue their ed
ucation and earn a four-year
degree from a senior col
lege,’’ said Dr. Poston. "In
such cases as this, and many
others, Gardner - Webb is
ready to do all it can to provide
the avenue for this person to
JACOB BRIDGES
Attend Boys State
JEROME CASH
Jacob Bridges, son of Mrs.
Ben Bridges and the late Mr.
Bridges, Chestnut Ridge Rd.,
and Jerome Cash, 1415 Shel
by Road will represent Otis
D. Green Post 155 American
Legion Auxiliary at the Annu
al Boys State at the Univers
ity of Wake Forest in Winson-
Salem, June 11-17.
The youths are rising seniors
at Kings Mountain HlgbSchool
and will attend the week’s
course in government.
Both were also awarded the
plaque of recognition for Pro
ficiency in American History,
by the Woodmen of the World,
Life Insurance Society.
Jerome was also elected
President of the Student Par
ticipation Organization at the
high school for the coming
year.
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ion before one knows much
about the subject involved.
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writes for a newspaper pub
lisher in a town in which he
is not known.
Bible School At Westover June 5
Vacation Bible School will
begin at Westover Baptist
Church Monday June 5, and
continue through Friday June
9, from 9;00 a.m, to 11:00 a.m.
each morning. There will be
Bible study and fellowship for
Intermediates and young peo
ple at the same hour. We in
vite all children from age 3
and up to join us inBlbleSch-
ool this week.
Dine With Us!
Friday and Saturday Evenings
* SPECIAL ♦
T-Bone Steak 16oz.
$4.75
Includes Everything
Also
9 Oz. Rib-Eye Steak
$3.50
with Potato, Salad,
Bread & Beverage
ROYAL VILLA
MOTOR INN
1-85 At 161 Kings Mountain
Pdv. Pol. Adv.
Russell Sccrest
for
Insurance Commissioner
Reasonable, responsible
leadership to solve
our insurance problems.
Thank You!
Tony King
Manager
CITIZENS COMMITTEE FOR THE ELECTION
OF
L. E. “JOSH”
HINNANT
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER
Ladies and Gentlemen;
We are Interested citizens supporting the election of a Kings Mountain citizen
to the Cleveland County Boari of Commissioners as Kings Mountain has not
been represented by an elected commissioner since 1957.
The citizens of Kings Mountain can elect Josh Hlnnant if we will all give him
our support, and vote; and urge relatives and friends to vote for him.
The Citizens Committee will appreciate your assistance in our volunteer ef
forts to get Kings Mountain represented on the Cleveland County Commission.
We requested Josh to seek this office because we know be is interested in
Kings Mountain and Cleveland, having shown this by devoting numy hours of his
time in acquiring new Industry for this area; creating 1,800 new jobs and in
creasing per capita income for many families. As Executive Officer of First
Union National Bank, he is dedicate to helping all citizens of this area with
their problems. Josh is also active in the religious life of his Church.
Show your support for the Kings Mountain area by voting for a Kings Mountain
citizen, L.E. "Josh" Hlnnant forCountyCommissionerSaturday,June 3, 1972.
Sincerely,
John L. McGill
CHAIRMAN, CITIZENS COMMITTE
FOR TJIE ELECTION OF
L. E. “JOSH” HINNANT
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER