jume oj ine cnairmen oj the festival Planning Committee: L-R, teachers bonna Bullock, Gloria Strickland. Mary
Timmons. Jack Burgess. Charlene Averitt, Dazarene Page, and Helen Sellars. [Betsy Collins photo].
Bumper slickers of (he festival are shown by, L-R, Towanda Leggett, Michael Ellis, Ron Parson and Larrv
Hammonds, and, front, Dana Hagins. (Betsy Collins photo).
Iris Barbour's nredlecraft
display. \Siafl photo].
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Working on festival posters: L-R, Dana Hagins. Towanda Leggett. Larry Hammonds, and Michael Ellis, and.
front. Ron Parson. [ Betsy Collins photo J.
Hoke's ' Celebration Of The Arts '82'
Turlington Prepares
For Festival
Students at J.W. Turlington
Elementary School, are busily pre
paring for Hoke County's Art
Festival scheduled April 3-9.
This "Celebration of the. Arts
'82" is a community and schools
affair and open to the public
without charge.
Colorful posters, bumper stick
ers. and modeling clay are just a
few of the varied materials being
utilized by the students as they
"light up" the school with visual
evidence that this spectacular event
is coming soon. The public is urged
to visit, not only Turlington, but
also Hoke High School and Up
church Junior High School, and
experience this unique parade of
creativity. Talented local and guest
artists will be on hand to perform
and exhibit their crafts. "We
scheduled a wide-scope of artists,
and the public can really expect to
have their imaginations triggered
and excited during the Arts Fes
tival." stated Mrs. Mary Archie
Rene Mc Arthur making a ceramic piece for the festival. She 's in Susan
Blackman s Fifth Grade home room. [Betsy Collins photo\.
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cultural arts. Mrs. McNeill went on
to explain that such varied per
formers as musicians, dancers,
magicians, gymnatists, and innova
tive road companies will be on hand
to make this an unforgettable
event." Mrs. McNeill urged the
public to check forthcoming edi
tions of the local newspaper for
more details.
The administration, staff, and
student body at Turlington are
certainly gearing up for the week
long festivities. "Everything and
everyone is buzzing at our school,"
proudly beamed school principal,
Emma Mims. Miss Mims went on
to explain that the delectable
school lunches will be enhanced by
the melodious sounds of such
groups as Captain Funk from Red
Springs. Hoke County's Barber
shop Quartet, pianist Lynn Max
well. and a bluegrass band.
Further evidence of the excite
ment prevailing at Turlington can
be seen by the decorative doors and
walls. Language arts teacher. Iris
Barbour has captured the beauty of
needlecraft with her door and wall
display of sewing, embroidery,
weaving, crewel, and knitting
works.
Another language arts teacher,
Beverly Bowden. has a mural
display of abstract art created by
her sixth grade students. These
students are also transforming their
creative energies into abstract
sculpture which can be seen during
the festival. Sixth grade math
teacher, Helen Sellars is coordinat
ing a foreign costume contest in
conjunction with the festival.
Hungarian, Japanese, Eskimo and
American Indian costumes are just
a few of the numerous original
designs in which the boys and girls
may select to model for the contest.
Turlington teachers kicked off the
excitement for the foreign costume
contest as thev surprised students
by coming to school clad in foreign
costumes on March 8.
"We are really working hard to
make this Arts Festival an event
that will be forever engraved in the
memory of each observer." con
fessed Miss Mims. "Now, we only
need for the community to support
us with their presence during the
week of April 3-9."
The Arts Festival is made pos
sible by an endowment from the Z.
Smith Reynolds Foundation of
Winston-Salem.
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