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Sgt. Van Hoy performs magic ...
West School Talent Show
Scheduled For March 24
Thirty-one West School
students will perform in the an
nual West School Talent Show
Tuesday, March 24th, at 7:30
p.m. at B.N. Barnes Auditorium.
Featured entertainment will
be presented by Sgt. Van Hoy,
of the N.C. Highway Patrol,
who will demonstrate a magic
act as judges make the selection
of the winners.
Jonas Bridges, manager of
Radio Station WKMT, will be
master of ceremonies.
Mrs. David Plonk is general
chairman of the event and Mrs.
Jerry BlalOcT i^ publicity chafr-
man.
Admission is $1 for adults and
50 cents for students.
Presenting talent in Division I
for Kindergarten and First
Grades are Jennifer Blanton,
Bonnie Gore, Bontsaba Souri-
sound, Gary Scruggs, Michelle
Kaylon, Jessica Wellman, Matt
Bell, Jill Sluss, Emily Campbell.
Performing in Division II, Se
cond and Third Grades, are Tina
Nicholson, Andrew Fulton,
Susan Hendricks, Sara Leitner,
Tanya Byrd, Eric Ross, Cindy
Moore, Pam Craig and Betsy
McIntyre.
Fourth and Fifth graders who
will perform in Division III are
Tammy Cook, Charlene
Crawford, J.J. Warlick, Gayda
Jones, Hank Cathey, Jimmy
Sanders, Kevlin Bolin, Charlotte
Taylor, Monty Deaton, Preston
Brown, Holly Mercier, Angel
Smith and Sandra Broome.
KM Man Is Charged
A Route 4, Kings Mountain
man, Randy Owens, was ar
rested by Cleveland County
Sheriffs deputies Thursday in
connection with a burglary and
rape that occurred early Thurs
day.
Owens is being held without
bond in Cleveland County Jail
on charges of first degree
burglary and second degree rape.
According to Sheriffs Depart
ment reports, the incident occur
red about 1 a.m. Thursday in a
home south of Kings Mountain.
The victim said she was in bed
and heard someone trying to get
in the front door of her
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residence. She told deputies that
she “tried to get out the back
door, but when she opened it a
man forced his way into the
house and forced her into bed
and made her have sex with
him.” The victim told deputies
that the man told her not to call
officers but she called her son
who notified the Sheriff’s
Department. The victim was
taken to Kings Mountain
Hospital for treatment.
In other law enforcement ac
tivities during the weekend.
Kings Mountain Police reported
a break-in at Clevemont Mills.
Stolen were T-shirts valued at
$600.
Kings Mountain Junior High
School honor roll students for
the recent grading periods have
been announced. The listing in
cludes those 8th and 9th graders
making A’s and B’s for the
semester and for the nine weeks
grading period and those
students making all A’s.
Eighth Grade Semester
Honor Roll - A 8c B
Brenda Wright, JoAnna
Boheler, Mark Deese, Tina
Harry, Wendy Kuykendall, Jody
Sellers, Tracy Bess, Jill Brooks,
Lisa Johnson, Jimmy Moretz,
David Pervine, Lisa Phillips,
Teresa Smith, Brenda Weaver,
Maury Williams, Amanda Byers,
Richard Crowley, Michael Ttxld
Hughes, Debra Nance, Tina Pat
terson, Christopher Todd
Wilson, John C. Wilson, Renee
Ward, Karen Penner, Page
Mauney, Gary Wyte, Billy
Wease, Angela Fulton, Lisa
House, Diane Jenkins, Jeff
Smith, Susan Deal, Ted Hale,
Steve Hamrick, Steve Plonk,
Marty Bridges, Kim Garris,
Charlotte Brown, Lin Putnam,
Ericka Woods, Julia Clore, La
Var Curry, John Foster, Tina
Herndon, Amy Edmondson, Lea
Ann Gann, Lynn Gore and
Melanie Herndon.
Eighth Grade Nine Weeks
Honor Roll - A 8c B
Brenda Wright, Jo Anna
Boheler, Mark Deese, Tina
Harry, Kevin Ingram, Amanda
Byers, Micahel T. Hughes,
Debra Nance, Douglas Ramsey,
Jennifer Leigh Stewart,
Christopher T. Wilson, John C.
Wilson, Chris Diggs, Karen Pen
ner, Jeff Smith, Billy Wease,
Page Mauney, Gary Wyte, Pam
Dover, Rodney Mlew, Kelly
Eubanks, Lisa House, Melanie
Herndon, Susan Deal, Ted Hale,
Steve Hamrick, Steve Plonk,
KM Teachers
Participate
In Conference
Mrs. Melanie Ballard,
counselor at KM junior High,
and Mrs. Lynn Ledford,
counselor at Central Middle
School, have returned from
Raleigh where they attended the
54th annual convention of the
N.C. Personnel and Guidance
Association.
The convention was an activi
ty of Guidance and Counseling
Week in North Carolina, pro
claimed by Governor James B.
Hunt in recognition of the vital
role guidance and counseling
programs play in the educational
development and personal
careers of citizens in our state.
The theme was “Caring For
Self: The Counselor’s
Challenge.”
Joan Reavis, Marty Bridges,
Kim Garris, Charlotte Brown,
Ericka Woods, Mike Reynolds,
Mark Wise, Eddie Blanton, Tim
Setzer, Julia Clore, La Var
Curry, John Foster, Brenda
Green, April Hoyle, Julie Yar-
bro, Amy Edmondson, Lynn
Gore.
Eighth Grade A Semester
Honor Roll
Kelly Stewart, Kevin Ingram,
David Lovelace, Toni Goforth,
Kelly Eubanks, Shane Barnes,
Kenny Davis, Richard Gold,
Joan Reavis, Robin Warlick,
Angela Blackwell, Liza Blanton,
Stephen Moss, April Hoyle, Julie
Yarbro and Vickie Sims.
Eighth Grade A Nine
Weeks Roll
Kelly Stewart, David
Lovelace, Toni Goforth, Angela
Fulton, Shane Barnes, Kenny
Davis, Robin Warlick, Richard
Gold, Angela Blackwell, Liza
Blanton, Stephen Moss and
Vickie Sims.
Ninth Grade Semester
A8c B
Angela Lyon, Jill Plonk, Lisa
Raby, Kay Bolin, Jeff Ellis, Joy
Queen, Tina Brown, Sandi Wat-
terson, Debra Haney, Jeff
Barnette, Tommy Batchler,
Becky Bolt, Lisa Buskovich, Pat
Davis, Tina Gregory, Donna
Parrish, Todd Gossett, Saranan
Murray, Beth Wilson, Linda
McDaniel, Rodney Ross, Holly
Dellinger, Laura Wright, Steve
Carroll, Kim Hawkins, Joy Mc
Coy, Thomas Putnam, Shawn
Rainey, Susie Biggers, Beth
Lineberry, Angela Shook, Teresa
Champion, Pam Morrow and
Lisa Nation.
Ninth Grade Nine Weeks
A8c B
Angela Lyon, Amy Mayes,
Jill Plonk, Lisa Raby, Joy
Queen, Tina Brown, Sandi Wat-
terson. Tommy Batchler, Lisa
Birskovich, Pat Davis, Tim
Gregory, Beth Wilson, Tracy
Bolin, Rodney Ross, Richard
White, Holly Dellinger, Raldo
Lugo, Laura Wright, Steve Car-
roll, Thomas Putnam, Teresa
Champion, Pam Morrow, Lisa
Nation, Tracy Seism and Ronnie
Wright.
Ninth Grade Semester
A Honor Roll
Shawn Gibby, Eva McKinney
and Susie Biggers.
Ninth Grade Nine Weeks
A Honor Roll
Shawn Gibby, Tracy Bolin
and Eva McKinney.
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