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THE COVINGTON NEWS — THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11. 1975
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Cadet Davis Named
To ’Who's Who'
Cadet Lt. Col. Harry Quigg Davis
HI. son of Col. I Het. I and Mrs. H.
Q. Davis Jr., of Covington, has
been named to “Who's Who
Among Students in American Uni
versities and Colleges" for 1976.
Quigg is a senior at North Georgia
College in Dahlonega and serves as
the commanding officer of the 2d
Battalion in NGC’s corps of cadets.
Cadet Davis is majoring in
biology and hopes to enter into
medical school. He holds a 3.78
overall average and has been
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Busbee, Nunn Address School Board
"There is no higher priority than
education in my administration,”
Gov. George Busbee told approxi
mately 450 school board members
and administrators at the 24th
annual Georgia School Boards
Association IGSBA) convention,
Dec. 4-5.
Citing revenue declines which will
necessitate further budget cuts in
the near future, Busbee said, “In
no way will this impair the promise
that I have made for the cost-of
living increase for teachers."
Legislative funding priorities
adopted by GSBA during the con
vention were: 1. teacher salary
increase; 2. maintenance and
operation; 3. capital outlay; 4. sick
and personal leave; 5. comprehen
sive high schools; and 6. kinder
garten.
GSBA is a voluntary professional
association representing 181 out of
the 188 public school systems in
the state and rendering informa-
Heard-Mixon King, Queen Named
Royalty At Heard-Mixon School
Kim Parker |l| and Lanier Goolsby were elected Fall Festival
King and Queen at Heard-Mixon School. Each received a cash
prize for the honor.
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proximately 1,150 board members.
Sen. Sam Nunn, who was
detained in Washington, D.C., due
to the Senate debate on aid to New
York City, spoke to the group via
telephone hookup. He urged return
to ‘‘the basic principle on which
education was based — the princi
ple of local control."
State Supt. of Schools Jack Nix
told the group that revenue in
creases far below the moderate pro
jections of last July would result in
funding cutbacks to local school
districts. He indicated that the
General Assembly would probably
cutback construction money, main
tenance and operation funding, sick
leave funding, school lunch fun
ding, special education funding and
more.
The GSBA delegate assembly
elected as officers for 1976-77:
president, Otis Jackson, chairman
of the F ulton County Board of
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Francis, Rockdale County Board of
Education; vice-president. Bob
Jernigan, chairman; Marion
County Board of Education; treas
urer, Elwyn Gaissert, Fulton
County Board of Education.
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citizen control of education
throughout this country,” Dr.
Loren Klaus, president of Shawnee
College in Ullin, 111., told the
group. "At stake is the right of
American citizens to control their
destiny. The news media has
missed this. Board powers, but not
board responsibility, are curtailed
and greatly shared by other
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When a Pony Express rider made
his first ride from Sacramento to
Placerville, Calif., in 1860, he covered
the distance of 55 miles in two hours
and 45 minutes.
The Heard-Mixon Elementary
School culminated its annual fall
festival with the crowning of this
years King and Queen.
The reigning Queen is six-year-old
Kim Parker the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Parker. Kim, who is
in Mrs. Wildman’s homeroom, was
awarded a cash prize to go along
with the honor of being Queen of
Heard-Mixon for the 1975-76
school year.
Lanier Goolsby, also six years old,
the son of Mr. and Mrs. James
Goolsby was selected as King of
the Fall festival. Lanier was also
awarded a cash prize as he
collected more points than any
other contestant enroute to
receiving this honor.
Chilton Hurst, principal of Heard-
Mixon, stated “that this year’s fall
festival was a big success.” Hurst
praised the parents, students and
faculty for their tremendous
contribution to the success of this
fund raising activity.
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