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MISS EKOH CONTESTANTS ? Shown here are: Row I - Tammy Harreil Angela \1cPhatter Kim Part**
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GED CERTIFICA TES SOL GHT-- Students attending the High School Equivalency Program in the South Hoke
community. These classes enable students to take the GED exam and get the equivalent to a high school
diploma. This program is designed to help "drop-out" students who are engaged in migrant or seasonal farm
work. HEP presently serves 20 students in Hoke County.
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Miss EKOH Pageant Scheduled
The Hoke High School year
book staff will sponsor the Miss
EKOH Beauty Pageant on Thurs
day, February 24 at 7:30 p.m. in
the Mac Donald Gym.
The contestants will be judged
on poise, personality, appearance,
evening gown competition, and an
interview with the judges. Judging
the participants will be Mrs.
Florence Ransom of Pembroke.
Ruth Davis of Fayettevilk, and
Betty Ambrose of Fayetteville.
The pageant will be emceed by
Charlie Parsons and entertainment
will be provided by members of the
Hoke High Chorus and Chorale.
The contestants include: Christy
Nichols, Tammie Hendrix, Trade
Newkirk, Teresa Schwarcbher,
Angela Hunt, Rhonda Blanks,
Lisa Madden, Wanda Taylor,
Angela McP hatter, Lisa Jacobs,
Donna Maxwell, Melody William
son, Deborah Goodman, Kim
Bounds, Cheryl Farmer, Kim
Parker, Carta Myers, Sehna San
chez, and Tammy Harrell.
Admission will be $2.00 per per
son. The proceeds from the 4
pageant are used to help pay for
expenses in publishing the year
book.
READING ENRICHMENT PROGRAM-These students are attending the Reading Enrichment Program spon
sored by Burlington Mills for its employees' children and grandchildren. Out of the 60 children attending the
classes, these /i>r have advanced to the Speed Reading Course developed for those who have best mastered
phonics, vocabulary and reading skills. From left to right are, Russell Arno, Kathy Yarn, Melissa Brock, and
Marilyn Blake.
Mock Graduation Slated For Feb. 17 At Hoke High
Dr. Dudley E. Flood, assistant
superintendent of the North
Carolina Department of Public In
struction, will be the guest speaker
at the Hoke High School Mock
Graduation on Thursday,
February 17 at 10 a.m. in the Mac
Donald Gvm.
Dr. Lenwood Simpson, prin
cipal, will preside at the jpinual
program to honor seniors who at
this point in their high school
career are meeting graduation re
quirements.
Etnmanual Baldwin, Junior
class president, will give the in
vocation. Choral Music will be
provided by the Hoke High
Chorus and Chorale. Assistant
Principals, Harold Livingston and
Loche MacDonald will present
Mock Graduation certificates.
Approximately 230 seniors will ,
take part in the program. Members ^
of the Senior Hall of Fame will be
recognized.
Raefordites Named To UNC-W Dean s List
_ Kevin W. Markham and Martha
R. Pecora, both of Raeford, have
been named to the dean's list for
the fall semester at the University
of North Carolina at Wilmington.
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To qualify for academic distinc
tion at UNCW-, students carrying
12 to 14 hours must earn a quality
point average of 3.S or better with
no grade lower than a B. Students
carrying IS or more hours must
earn a 3.2 average with no grade
less than B.
Raeford Students
Named To NC State
Fall Dean's List
Two Hoke County were among
2,118 students who earned Dean's
List honors during the fall semester '
at North Carolina State University.
Robert W. Moses, who is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. W.L. Moses of
Raeford, maintained a perfect "A"
record in civil engineering.
Randy D. Ashburn, who is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. A.R. Ashburn
of 218 Wright Street in Raeford.
had a "B" average or better also in
civil engineering. .
Students from 94 North Carolina
counties. 30 other states outside of
North Carolina, and 19 foreign
countries were among the students
to achieve the honor.
To make the Dean's List, stu
dents must earn an academic
average of 3.25 or higher if they are
carrying IS or more hours, or 3.5 or
better if they are carrying 12 to 14
hours. |
Chancellor Bruce R. Poulton
made special note of the 325
students who achieved perfect 4.0
grade point averages for the semes
ter. Moses was one of the 295 who
were from North Carolina.
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