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W KMHS News - ^ \ 1 Itvjohn IVfrCfill Kings Mountain High Sch ool has placed five nominees in the running for the cove ted John M. Morehead Scho larship. The five nominees are: Tommy Shirley, Fran kie Stokes, Steve Allen, Mike High, and Bob Maner. Four of the nominees traveled to the Northwestern Bank Tuesday night, Nov. 7, to be interviewed. The fifth nom inee, Tommy Shirley, de clined the honor to attend North Carolina State Uni versity next fall. Of the four. Bob Maner advanced to the district competition along with two other nomi nees from our county. The district competition will be held at Morganton around the first of January. The Morehead Scholarship is given annually by the More head Foundation of the Uni versity of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. The scholar ship pays $2,500 per year or $10,000 overall toward the cost of college education. Scholastic achievements, athletic and leadership abil ity, are all a basis for the • lection of Morehead Sch- irs. Several hundred students from Kings Mountain High School attended the College and Career Day held in the Shelby High Schoo 1 gymna sium, Thursday Nov. 9. The day was divided Into two parts; the Career Opportu nities (Vocational) part was held from 9-11 In the morn ing, while the College sec tion ran from 1-2:30 In the afternoon. Various indus tries and employers sent re- presenatlves to the morning session, while both in-state and out-of-state colleges, technical Institutes, and hospitals sent representa tives for the afternoon ses sion. Junior marshals from Kings Mountain and Shelby High Schools assisted in the program. The Mathematics Depart ment of Kings Mountain High School will hold a miscella neous shower honoring one of its teachers. Miss Vicki Lee, Tuesday November 14. Invitations have been sent for the affair which will be held in the Commons area of the high school from ^ 3:30-4 p.m. Both clubs are practicing hard In preparation for the Powder Puff football game to be held at John Gamble Memorial Stadium. The game is sponsored by the Monogram Club of the high school and pits the Juniors and Sophomores against the Freshmen and Seniors. Do ing the coaching for the clubs are: John Bridges, Chris Johnson, Jerry Val entine, Jimmy Jolly, Lanny Thornburg, Jerome Cash, Mark George and Myron George. The Science Club held their third meeting Tuesday night, Nov. 7 at 7 p.m. Mr. Quent McCoy, Grover phar macist, spoke on the use of drugs and showed some oi the effects they have through the use of labratory animals. In the experiment Mr. Mc Coy showed that drugs have different effects on differ ent subjects, and that it Is impossible to predict the effect on any one person or animal. The S.P.O. Senate held a meeting fourth period Wed nesday. President Jerome Cash informed the students of action taken in a pre vious Administrative Coun cil meeting. The Adminis trative Council is compos ed of the Principal, Assis tant-Principal, teachers, and the S.P.O. President. This council provides re presentation for tail groups at the high school including the administration, faculty, and students. At that meeting, a request was heard from a faculty mem ber that the jukebox be mov ed to a new location. The Human Relations Council had a meeting Tuesday. A discussion was held concerning the possi bility of having a clean-up campaign at the high sch ool, through the clubs. The main purpose of this cam paign Is to arouse student involvement in the clean-up of the school. Club meetings were post poned Thursday due to Col lege and Career Day, but were held Friday. Those clubs meeting were: K Club, Fellowship of Christian Ath letes,. Drafting Club, and the KINGS MOUNTAIN MIRROR. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER M, 1971, PAGE 7 P Central News hv ('.hrig Holmes Volleyball intramurals have begun at Central.- Both boys and girls, seventh and eighth graders are compet ing by homerooms on an elimination basis. Rooms compete In a two out of three match during their study hall period. Later In the year there will be a basketball tournament. The teletrainers are being used by several English classes at rCentral. The teletrainers are two tele phones and a small switch board that are used to teach students the correct way to use telephones. On Monday and Tuesday Mr. Withers went to a prin ciples conference. On Tues day and Wednesday Mrs. Phoenix went to a guidance conference. Dr. Helen Carter from Charlotte came to Central on Wednesday. She talked to the teachers and guidan ce counselers about rele vant problems in teaching and different methods of teaching. 200 Attend VICA Leadership Conf. The girls pictured above are busy at the registration desk at the District VICA conference held last Wednesday at Kings Mountain High School. Schools from Cleveland, Lincoln, Gas ton, Mecklenburg, Cabarrus, Stanley, Union and Anson Coun ties participated in the conference. From right to left the girls are; Donnis Christopher, Judy Roberts, Kathy Nicholson, Tina Sanders, Carolyn Fitch, Zllma Moore, Rachel Bell, Kathy French, Vickie Chaney, Roxanne Bell and Ava Jackson. (Photo by I. G. Alexander) Schools Name Good Citizens For Oct. New Student Teachers At Kings Mountain High Seventy-one Gardner-Webb College education majors are beginning eight weeks of stu dent teaching In thirty area schools. The students are involved in eight weeks of intensive training in the classroom setting. During this period they will observe the regular teacher and later will take over the classroom duties under the supervision of the supervis ing teacher. Dr. R. E. Carothers, chair man of the department of ed ucation and library science at Gardner-Webb praised the area schools for their co operation. He said, “The teachers and administrators in the various schools have been very cooperative in helping set up our program and they have been more than willing to assist our student teachers.” ;^MThe following will be tea- in Kings Mountain i Schools: Kings Mountain High Sch ool; Sue Camp, Shelby; Thomas E. Kings, Mata- moras. Pa.; Larry Rollins, Shelby; Gary M. Shields, Franklin, N.C.; and William M. Stubbs, Shelby. East Elementary; Cath erine Millikan. Randleman; Troop 4 Girls Elect Leafier Girl Scout Troop no. 4 of Kings Mountain had a reded- icatlon Tuesday , November 7. The girls said their laws and Beverly Lynch recited a poem. They also had a flag ceremony and sang “America.” Mrs. Barratt handed out badges and pins. The next day at the girl scout meeting they elected a new patrol. The elected a new patrol leader. The patrol leader elected was Ashley Plonk; and the assistant was Anne Leach. A New Version Teacher: "Is your mother or your father the boss in your house'’” Betty: "My daddy is the boss, but mommy does most of the talking, and that's what we go by.” and Joy Montgomery, Se- mora, N.C. The following are good citizens of Kings Mountain City Schools for October: Bethware- 1st grade: Jeff Barnette, Dana Blalock; 2nd grade; Tina Jordan, Billy Acuff; 3rd grade; Lisa Bol es, Johnny Cogdell, Elaine Anderson, Jimmy Morgan, Robin Masters, Tony Gibb ons; 4th grade: Carl Willi ams, Regina Bell, Todd Bla lock, Eileen Johnson, Danny Proctor, Donna McDaniel; Sth grade; Rita Beatty, Ran dy Blggers, Nina Blanton, Newt Henson; Sth grade; Bryan Jenkins, Janice Bo lin, Leron Johnson, Trlria Blalock, East School- 1st grade; Ju lie Elizabeth Valentine, John Etters, Stephen Patterson, Leslie Thomasson; 2nd gra de; Dale Chambers, Vero nica Styers, Suanna Bolin, Roger Liverette; 3rd gra de: Lisa Green, Barry Lowrance, Laura Klme, Laura Bumgardner, Wesly Roberts, Kevin Etters; 4th grade; Anne Hord, 'Trent Thomasson, Shane, Baity, Tammy White; Sth' grade: Chris Odems, Wendy String- fellow, Dick Styers, Ann Harbison; 6th grade; Robin McClain, Charles Wright, Kenny Lowrance, Teresa Dover. West School- 1st grade; Pamela Morrow, Jeff Chap man, Lisa Strickland, Jeff Mauney, Kathy Goforth, Paul Mayes; 2nd grade; Terri Plonk, Artie Mauney, Phyl lis Stamey, Hamilton McGill; 3rd grade; Pam Bridges, Bobby Smith, Laura Hern don, David Jones; 4th grade; Jenifer Pruitt, Scottie Ber ry, Lynn Peeler, Dale Greene; Sth grade; Ann Thomasson, Thomas Bucha nan, Donna Myers, Rich Go- forte; Sth grade: Lu Ann Riggs, WUllam McClain, Elizabeth McGill, Keith Holt. Grover- 1st grade; Steven Keeter, Joy McCoy, Darrell Whitworth, Saranan Murray, Jeffrey Wilson, Windy Peter son; 2nd grade; David Allen, Lisa Heafner, Michael Ellis, Mitzy Sides, Karen Heffron, Ricky Stokes; 3rd grade; Leard Keeter, Tammy Bol ton, Jeff Ward, Judy Bled soe; 4th grade; Richard Proctor, SaiKira Batchler, Jay Jones, Susan Bolin, Wally Stroupe, Deborah Mangum; 5th grade; Roy Hlpps, Tammy Adcock, Tina Hughes, Theadore Ross; Sth grade: Odus Roberts, Jack ie Foster, Mary Ann Grlgg, Erik Hagen, Belinda Owens, Ricky Heffron. Norte School- 1st grade; Sonia Falls, Rodney Ross, Kim Jenkins, Michael Lee, Tracy Smith, Jake Nance; The Music Bank $189.95 W \LM T FINISH mw OPEN Tapes L.P. Albums 45 Records Stereo Consoles & Component & Outfits Special Reduced Catalo«^ie Sales New Stock Arriving Regularly Credit Terms 2nd grade: Tammy Gilles pie, Jeff Gladden, Joanie Hamrick, Howard Allen, Lisa Price, Dwight Holll- field; 3rd grade; Wanda Weatherspoon, Tony Brown, Deanna Moore, DarrlelLove, Donna Welch, James Rlkard; 4te grade; Terri Vesey, Paul Ingram, Jayne Lybrand, Mark Dixon, Wanda Welch, Carl Mills, Sandra Ford, Barry Morrow; Sth grade; Gail Rigdon, Kenny Horne, Sheila McCurry, Timmy Leach, Lisa Carroll, Bryan Morrow, Tracy Baumgard ner, Mark Hullender; Sth grade: Carla Mauney, Dar rell Austin, Roxanne Tate, Stan Alexander, Lynn Hen derson, Dennis Moore. E.C.E.C.- 1st grade; Tlppi Curry, Robert Anthony; 2nd grade: Tenner Goode, Ken neth Stewart; 3rd grade; Bar bara Ann Vestal, Barney Ro berts. Central Jr. High School- 7th grade; Nancy White, David Hambright; Sth grade; Rheta Jackson, Steve Lan caster. K. M, High School- 9th grade; Cindy Swofford, Bruce Boyles; lOte grade; Grade Logan, David Lan caster; nth grade: Priscil la Adams, John B. Plonk; 12te grade; Janet Hunt, Thomas Hinton. “Lore” Can Work Mrade Sunday "Love” Can Work a Mira cle. is a song from the folk musical “Love” which will be given by the'True Spirit Singers of Kings Mountain, Sunday evening, 7:00 p.m., at Bethlehem Baptist Chur ch. It also describes the message of the musical. Taped accompaniment, slides, and special lighting combine to make tee pres entation exciting and enjoy able. Young people from sev eral churches in tee area make up the membership of the True Spirit Singers, with most coming from Betule- hem. First BApUst, and Temple. 4 * « « The man who knows it all is as dangerous as the man who knows nothing. Th e district 6 VICA Clubs met at Kings Mountain High School. November Sth (Wed nesday) for a district Lea dership Conference. A- pproximately 200 students and advisors registered aixl participated in the work shop. The opening ceremony was given by the district offi cers. The introduction was given by Mr. Myers Ham- bright. The welcome was given by Mr. Howard Bry ant, Director of Instruction Wound Fatal To Local Man Charles A. "Chip” Mc Carter died Monday night at Charlotte Memorial Hospital from an apparent self-inflic ted gunshot wound suffered Saturday night. McCarter, 18, of York Road in Kings Mountain was found by the Cleveland Coun ty Sheriff’s Department at about 11:15 Saturday night at a cabin on the Lake Monton- la Road. Deputy Dale Cost ner found the youth shot once in the mouth with a .22 caliber pistol. Cleveland County coroner A. D. Walker reported teat witnesses told him McCar ter was in the cabin with several persons when he took all but one bullet from tee chamber of the pistol, placed it in his mouth and pulled the trigger. McCarter was rushed to Charlotte Memorial where he stayed on the critical list until his death Monday night. No ruling has yet been made in tee death. for Kings Mountain City Schools. Mr. Nurham 0. Warwick, Chief Consultant lor Occu pational Programs, for Norte Carolina spoke to tee group. Brief Comments were given by Mr. Stephen Nance and Mr. Glen Bush, district advisors. All students participated in a training class of their choice or relative to an of fice they hold. The leader ship training programs were taught by tee district offi cers. Macedonia To Honor Sr. Citizens Thanksgiving k.acedonla Baptist Church, Grover Road, Kings Moun tain, N. C. will honor all senior citizens November 19 at the 11:00 service. Corsa ges will be given to tee la dies and boutonnieres will be given to tee men. Lunch will be served by tee youth of the church following tee morning service. Each family is asked to bring a lunch basket. Special guests will be the Honorable John Henry Moss and Senator Ol- lie Harris. There will be singing with the senior citizens under tee direction of Miss Pam Mc Call. The pastor. Rev. L.D. Scruggs, extends a welcome to all. . •IlOVHICt HiAingf*'' „v.8 to ’’*^10titV V/d' for b88 seven oo“ eenV ‘^-^'eVelveO fto. 1 he jioo. , w «* • - of of th.it voot "°Vepte..ht the «•»' .«eV to he votthV Hooee ...l.ten' of thl» oioiooe OI ‘‘vleehlnsto® two yeete- end ov of ou neve - aepi" -eV to he votthV Hooee ...letent* 4 ovinione V-hinaio" ° ot info of slnt*!*'’’'' ^ t h ice oi ,202) 225-*^’*'
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