Hoke Highli?hts
The Future Business Leaders of
America went to the fourth district
meeting. Activities included a joint
opening meeting and closing ses
sion divided by seminars. Various
subjects were presented. Among
these subjects were drug awarness,
photography, telecommunications,
leadership skills, and energy.
Eleven members of the Hoke
County High Club attended the
convention.
The Student Government Asso
ciation is making plans for the
Homecoming. Decisions have been
made concerning the weeks activi
ties.
Each class (freshman, sopho
more, junior and senior) has been
assigned a day to dress up and plan
activities.
A spirit award will be given to the
most spirited class at the game on
1 Friday.
[ Coach Andy Brown has accepted
the position as Assistant Basketball
Coach at Pembroke State Univer
sity. He started taking over duties
of this position last week.
Mums are on sale for homecom
ing. Health Occupations Students
of America is sponsoring the sale.
They are available for $3.50
each.
Last Wednesday was the last
day of the first six weeks of school.
As you read this you're probably
i reading and weeping because re
i port cards have gone out today.
Last week underclassmen's pic
i tures returned. They were given out
on Thursday.
Hopefully some of our most
\ "blessed" underclassmen will save
some pictures for the horticulture
classes. (The cuts in funds to the
classes have made it impossible to
purchase pesticides.)
Annuals are on sale again this
week. This will be the last oppor
tunity to purchase an annual. The
cost is $15.00 for underclassmen
and $17.00 for seniors who wish to
have their name placed on the
annual cover.
The Hoke High Chorus and
Chorale will give their first perfor
mance on Friday night at 6:15.
This is in conjunction with the
Hoke County Music Booster Club
fried chicken dinner.
Plates will be served beginning at
5 p.m.
Tickets for the dinner are $3.50
in advance and $4 at the door. The
band will also be performing.
Free copies of Sourcebook '83
were distributed to seniors at Hoke
Co. High.
This 72-page magazine, designed
to deal with timely topics for
graduating seniors, is published by
13-30 Corporation for the U.S.
Army, the exclusive advertiser.
The 13-30 Corporation is the
leading publisher of high school
and college magazines.
Sourcebook 83 is targeted to its
2.75 million readers.
Articles range from a look at the
best high school football players in
the country to celebrated author
Steven King's high school horrors.
Also included are subjects such
as living in a computer world,
paying for college, learning to learn
better and exploring jazz.
Seniors get solid, practical in
formation as well as entertainment
from Sourcebook magazine.
Hoke High Bucks upset Pine
crest last Friday night, 10-8. This
was a great accomplishment for
Bucks. Pinecrest was 4th in the
state. GO BUCKS!
Health Occupations Students of
American attended a leadership
skills seminar last week. All of the
officers of the club attended.
County Students Named
On FM A Honor Roll
Last week Flora Macdon&ld
Academy completed its fifth six
week grading period and released
the names of the following Hoke
County students in grades 5
through 12 whose cumulative aver
ages placed them on one of the
academy's honor rolls.
The Headmaster's Honor Roll
requires a minimum average of 95
and students on the F.M.A. Honor
Roll maintained averages of 90 to
94 for the grading period.
Headmaster's Honor Roll
Fifth Grade - Amy Parker.
Raeford.
Eighth Grade - Beth McLcod -
Raeford
Ninth Grade ? Beth McNeill,
ffcttfontf;. Kim McNeil), Raeford.
Eleventh Grade - Cindy Gibson.
Raeford
Twelfth Grade ? Dorcas Hostet
ler. Raeford
F.M.A. Honor Roll
Fifth Grade ? Karen Boyles.
Raeford
Seventh Grade - Chris Dailey,
Raeford; Beth Shook. Rt. 1, Lum
ber Bridge
Ninth Grade ? Tonya Pate.
Raeford
Eleventh Grade - Lisa Inman,
Raeford; Laura McLeod. Raeford
R. Griffith, P. Smith Accepted At Campbell
Richard Sheppard Griffith, Jr. of
Raeford has been accepted for
admission to Campbell University
as a freshman this fall semester.
Griffith will be graduate of
Fayettevile Academy and is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Griffith,
Sr.
Pattie Jeanine Smith of Aber
deen has also been accepted for
Kevin Markham Tapped
Kevin W. Markham of Raeford
was among 26 sophomores at The
University of North Carolina at
Wilimington who were inducted
into Phi Eta Sigma National
Honor Society, October 2, in
ceremonies at the board room o!
Aldeman Hall.
admission as a freshman this fall
semester.
Campbell University is a four
year liberal arts university located
in Buies Creek, North Carolina.
Miss Smith will be a graduate of
Hoke High School and is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ellis
Smith. Jr.
For Honor Society
To qualify for membership in
Phi Eta Sigma, students must com
plete their freshman year with a
cumulative grade point average of
at least 3.5 and make no grade
lower than a C while taking a full
course load.
CHARLOTTE
R.
KELLY
HOKE COUNTY
BOARD of EDUCATION
November 2, 1982
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School News
Chorus, Chorale To Perform
At Music Booster Dinner
CLIMBING THE WALLS ? -? That could be one way of pulling it. but
these students in Mrs. Eloise Carter's art class at Upchurch Junior High
School are decorating a bare wall of the class's building into something
bright. Mrs. Carter says other groups of her students will paint murals on
adjoining naked walls also. The students in this photo, made October 6. all
have the same first name ?? Terry. L-R ?? Holmes. McLaughlin, and
McRae. They'd been making the mural for three weeks before the picture
was taken. All three are Eighth Graders.
The Hoke High School Chorus
and Chorale is hard at work putting
the finishing touches on their music
for the Upcoming Musi? Booster
Club dinner and concert.
The Chorus and Chorale will
perform in the Gibson Courtyard at
Hoke High School at 6:15, on
Friday, October 22.
The combined groups open their
performance with the tune "A
Wonderful Day Like Today" by
Leslie Bricus and Anthony Newly.
This song is from the Broadway
Musical "The Roar of the Grease
paint- The Smell of the Crowd."
The Chorus will perform the
famous Harline song. "When You
Wish Upon A Star." The Chorale
will perform "All The Things You
Are" by Jerome Kern. To close the
mini-concert, the combined groups
will perform a medley of American
Songs.
The Chorale is a group of
advanced and highly talented jun
iors and seniors.
The officers of this group are
Willett Bissett, President; Michelle
Crotty, Vice-President; Denise
Jude, Secretary; and James Odom,
treasurer. Accompanists for the
Chorale are Lisa Upchurch, Nadine
Wadsworth and Alice Adkins.
The chorus has 85 members,
composed primarily of freshmen
and sophmores under the leader
ship of Ronnie Haynes, president;
Kevin Locklear, vice-president;
Kim Welles, secretary; and Brenda
Hendren, treasurer.
Accompanists for this group are
Carolyn Wilde and Kim Welles.
The chorus and Chorale invite
the public to come and enjoy a
delicious fried chicken dinner and
join them in their first performance
of the season.
Dinner will be served beginning
at 5 p.m. with eat-in and take-out
services available.
Tickets are S3. 50 in advance and
S4.00 at the door.
RE-ELECT
JAMES ALBERT
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HUNT
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HUNT
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