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KMHS
News
By
lANICE
SCOGGINS
Jeff Lineberger, a senior at
KMSHS, was named a fianlist in
the NC State Merit Scholarship
Competition this week.
Terry Bumgardner is represen
ting Kings Mountain Senior
High in the Presidential
Classroom held in Washington,
D.C. this week. Dennis Caveny
participated in the event last
week.
The Junior Charity League
sent invitations to selected senior
girls to participate in the 1981
Debutate ball. The League’s ac
ceptance list will be closed
Thursday, Feb. 5.
The Mountaineer Staff spon
sored the “Bomb of the Month”
contest last week in the place of
the “Car of of the Month” con
test usually printed. Results will
be printed in the next edition of
The Mountaineer.
This week was declared
Basketball Spirit Week by
KMSHS cheerleaders. Wednes
day was “Slave Day” for the
girls, who had to carry books,
sharpen pencils, tie show laces,
etc. for the boys. Thursday the
boys became the girls’ slaves. Fri-
day is black and gold day.
Students who signed up for
school bus driving began the
classwork on Tuesday. They
should complete the work today.
Members of the Junior-Senior
Steering Committee met
Wednesday for the discussion of
decorations corresponding to the
1981 prom theme “It’s My
Turn.”
The Annual Staff began tak
ing club pictures Wednesday.
They will complete these pic
tures next week.
The KMSHS Chorale,
directed by Gene Bumgardner, is
practicing for a contest at
Lenoir-Rhyne scheduled for
May 12, and for a contest at
Carowinds on May 17. Two
seniors, John Grandt and Bryan
Norris, are practicing for the
Mars Hill Choral Clinic.
NCAE members wishing to be
a delegate in the April NCAE
Convention should see Mrs.
• Wells.
The FCA (Fellowship of
Christian Athletes) presented a
check for $160 to Charlene
Huskins to help with meical ex
penses of her throat surgery.
Diane Williams, Kathy Stamey,
Mark F. Smith, Terry Plonk,
Mr. Baker and Mr. Foster raked
leaves from the yards of several
elderly citizens.
The Drama Club met Tuesday
morning for the discussion of the
New York trip on May 2 and 3,
a possible drama festival in
April, and the Senior Class play.
Students are selecting from
“Mash,” “Dracula,” “Hillbilly
Weddin” and “Pecos Bill.”
Tryouts for the play will be held
next week.
There will be a Junior Class
meeting tomorrow for the com
pletion of a Junior-Senior Prom
survey.
Glenn L. Harmon
Wins Promotion
Glenn L. Harmon, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Willis O. Harmon of
Route 2, Kings Mountain has
been promoted in the U.S. Air
Force to the rank of Captain.
Harmon is a weapons systems
officer at RAF Upper Heyford,
England.
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