FAIRGROVE 'TEACHER .
OF THE YEAR'
Mi*. Sandra H. Strickland,
Taacher of the Year for
Fairgrove School
Mr*. Sandra H. Strickland
haa recently been named
"Teacher at die Year" for
Fairgrove School. She was
honored at a reception where
she was presented a lovely
corsage done in school colors
along with a plaque which, was
inscribed to read Sandra H.
Strickland, Teacher of the
Year, 1982-83. Mr. Larece
Hunt, principal, made the
presentation.
Mrs. Strickland is a native
of Robeson County. She at
tended Fairgrove School and
graduated valedictorian of her
class. She returned to Fair
grove School three years later
to begin her teaching career.
She taught elementary music
for four years, then began
teaching elementary educa
tion, grade 6, wbch currently
The honoree attended
Pembroke State University
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music education (k-12). a^BJS
cation (4-9) and a MA degree
in Elementary Education (4-9)
She also enrolled in a course
offered by PSU that UugM
the Orff-Kodaly Method of |
Music Instrucftkm-for elemen
tary students.
As a member of New
Prospect Church, Mrs. Strick
land is active in church
activities in that she is a
member of the adult church i
choir, pianist for the young
peoples choir, pianist and
assistant organist, assistant
Sunday School Teacher of the
Young Adult Class and Ac
teens Group Leader. She also
is pianist/director for the
Adult and Young Peoples
Choir at Macedonia Metho
dist Church in Hoke County.
Mrs. Strickland resides in
the Harper's Ferry Commun
ity with her husband, Ronald,
and eight month old daugh
ter, Shelly Ronita. She is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Alfred McMurry Hunt of
Fairmont.
Mrs. Gladys Bullock, voca
tional teacher and Mrs. Adell
Dark, cafeteria manager,
were in charge of the re
freshments served at the
reception.
TW election at officer, far
the lahMM Cnnnty f>ii
HOSAI and 0 was held at the
Hose I officer, Include:
President: Tiah Jnckaeni Vice
President-Lisa Joiyt Secreta
ry, Keren Regent Treaenter,
Tan ha McNalr* Parilamenta
Tarner; Historian, Jastlna
Chavls; Reporter, Ronelca
Strickland.
HOSA D Officers Include
Pieakfent, Gary BoRard; Vice
Pie rid?t, Sabrtna Leggett;
Secretary, Shlrleae Lewry;
Treaaaier, My Tylery Parti
amrnlarlano Evelyn Brayboy
and Tonya LecMeary Report
er, Ellen LecMear.
HOSA I officer* are abowa
left to right* Ttoh Jackaon;
Lisa Jelly| Karen Roger?<
Taraha McNaky Tereaa Tun- i
en Karhyie Jooeey Reaefea A
Strickland; ad Jnathia Cha- 1
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HOSA D officers are shown
left to lights Gary Ballard; ;
Sabrtna Leggett; Shbiene
Lowery; Judy Tyler; Sharon
Brltt; Tonya LocUear; Evelyn
Bray boy; Ellen LocUear.
HOSA la an Integral part of
Health Occupations Educa
tion. HOSA activities are
designed to footer the devel
opment of indlvldnal and
group leadership skills, inter
personal relationship .?
sponsiblllty to school and
community. HOSA members
formulate a plan that includes
career exploration service to
the school and to the com
munity. In addition members
have an opportunity to parti
cipate in many competitive <
gventa on the local, dlatrict, ,
state and national level.
Robeson County Career
Center HOSA has a member
ship of sixty-three. These ^
members come from six diffe
rent high schools.
HOSA co-advisors are Mir
iam Edwards and Betty Lamb.
JOHN CHARLES [JC]
I BROOKS
i Funeral services for John
Charles (J.C.) Brooks, Jr.
were held Thursday, October
21, 1982 at 4 p.m. at Ever
Green Holiness Church. Offi
ciating ministers were Rev.
Joseph Locklear, Rev. Micha
el Cummings, and Rev. C.W.
Maynor. Burial followed in
the Oxendine Cemetary.
John Charles Brooks, Jr.
was born July 16, 1952; he
died October 18. 1982.
He is survived by his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
C. and Leacie Brooks and five
sisters, Rose Ella Brooks of
Charlotte; Linda Rose Oxen
dine of Pembroke; Ruth
Elaine Vollmar of West Ger
many; Beverly and madelene
Brooks of the home.
BRYAN V. WILKINS
Master Bryan Victor
Wilkins, 5, of Route 2, Red
Springs died Tuesday. Funer
al services will be held at 2
p.m. Thursday at Mt. Mori ah
Baptist Church. Burial will
follow in Lumbee Memorial
Gardens.
Survivors include his pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. Vickey
Wilkins of the home; his
sister. Miss Bobbie Wilkins of
the home; his paternal grand
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Eutic
Wilkins; his maternal grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. James
McGirt of Route 3, Lumber
ton.
He was killed Tuesday
{ morning when he slipped
beneath a school bus and was
dragged and crushed to death
before the school bus could be
stopped.
The youth was trying to
board the school bus pa the
way to Peterson Elementary
School in Red Springs.
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