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Getting the word
J. W. McLauchlin School teacher Mrs. Janice Wor
thy (seated) gets the word from PTA Secretary Jane
Witherspoon (standing left) and school Principal
Floyd Caldwell that her classroom will be among
the 14 at the school receiving ceiling fans this fall.
Two fans for each of the rooms are being furnished
by the PTA at a cost of $2,000. In addition to
teaching, Worthy also serves as vice president of the
PTA.
FMA names honor students
Flora Macdonald Academy has
completed its sixth six-week period
and released the names of the
following students in grades 5
through 12 whose cumulative
averages placed them on one of the
academy's honor rolls. The Head
master's Honor Roll requires a
minimum average of 9S and
students on the F.M.A. Honor
Roll maintained averages of 90-94
for the grading period. The Special
Roll is composed of students who
raised their average at least S
points over the preceeding grading
period. These local students were
honored:
HEADMASTER'S
HONOR ROLL
Fifth Grade
Scott Canady-Lumber Bridge,
Howie DeVane-Raeford, Lewis
Sheats-Red Springs, Malcolm
Watson-Red Springs, Pat Watson
Red Springs and Amy Wright
Raeford.
Sixth Grade
Ladoska Keeter-Lumber Bridge
and Eddy Owen-Red Springs.
Eighth Grade
Bill McGougan-Lumber Bridge,
Sherry McLean-Wagram, John
McManus-Red Springs and Beth
Shook-Lumber Bridge.
Ninth Grade
Beth McLeod-Raeford
Virginia Hayes-Red Springs.
and
Winners
Joy Upchurch (left) and Don Steed were honored at the recent Hoke
County School System Secretaries Banquet. Upchurch was named
Secretary of the Year by the school bosses, and Steed was chosen Boss of
the Year by the school secretaries.
Upchurch, Steed honored
at secretaries' banquet
Secretaries in the Hoke County
School System were honored by
the superintendent, principals and
other school administrators during
a banquet held at the Raeford
Community Center June 12.
The banquet is an annual affair
that gives the school ad
ministrators an opportunity to tell
the secretaries they are appreciated
and to announce the winner of the
secretary of the year.
Entertainment for the evening
was furnished by the guests. The
secretaries gave a comical skit in
which they imitated administrators
in the school system.
They also presented a plaque to
Donald D. Steed, who had been
selected as Boss of the Year.
The climax of the evening was
the announcement that Secretary
of the Year for 1983-84 was Joy
Upchurch, secretary at J.W.
McLauchlin School.
A plaque was presented to Joy
and her name will be added to a
plaque that is displayed in the
Board of Education office.
Tew completes artillery course
Pvt. Jerry T. Tew, son of Jerry
M. Tew of Raeford, and Linda L.
Funk of 168 Oakvale Road, Green*
ville. South Carolina, has com
pleted the field artillery fire sup
port course under the one station
unit training (OSUT) program at
Fort Sill, Oklahoma.
During the course, students were
taught to perform as forward
observers and to establish field
communications for a battery of
battalion.
OSUT is a program that com
bines basic training with advanced
individual training.
His ~ wife, Cathrine, is the
daughter of David and Joyce
Hayes of 451 Stonehaven Drive,
Lexington, Kentucky.
Twelfth Gride
Cindy Gibson-Raeford.
HONOR ROLL
Fifth Grade
Jason Lawrence-Red Springs
and Claudia Malloy-Lumber
Bridge.
Seventh Grade
Clifton Watson-Red Springs
Tenth Grade
Amanda Tolar-Shannon, Kim
McNeill-Raeford, Beth McNeill
Raeford and Tonya Pate-Raeford.
Twelfth Grade
Lisa Inman-Raeford and Laura
McLeod-Raeford.
Clark is honored
at Wingate College
James Anthony Clark, of Rt. 4,
Raeford has been named to the
Dean's List at Wingate College for
the spring semester of 1984.
Students must have carried 12 or
more hours of academic work,
have had no grade below a C, and
have made at least a 3.3 grade
point average (g.p.a.) to qualify
for the Dean's List.
A 4.0 g.p.a. is a perfect mark.
County students
earn UNC degrees
Three Hoke County students
received degrees during com
mencement exercises at the Univer
sity of North Carolina at Charlotte
on May 12.
They were among more than
1,800 UNCC students earning
graduate and undergraduate
degrees in ceremonies at the
Charlotte Coliseum. Dr. James H.
Werntz, Jr., vice chancellor for
academic affairs, presented the
candidates for degrees, and
Chancellor E.K. Fretwell Jr. con
ferred the degrees.
Hoke County students, all of
whom are from Raeford, earning
degrees are: Darryl McAllister,
Scotland Ave., a B.A. in
sociology; Jennifer K. Bratcher,
Tylertown Loop, a B.A. in biology
and Terri M. Tyler, Rt. 3, a B.A.
in sociology.
Griffith honored
by Campbell [/.
Robin Suzanne Griffith of
Raeford has been inducted into the
Epsilon Pi Eta Honor Society at
Campbell University in Buies
Creek.
Organized in the^fall of 1928,
Epsilon Pi Eta Honor Society
strives to promote character,
leadership and scholarship.
Membership is earned by being
nominated by at least 25 % of both
the faculty and members of the
society.
Brown promoted
Marine Sgt, Barry V. Brown,
son of Lorriane Brown of 1312 N.
Highland St., Raeford, has been
promoted to his present rank while
serving with 3rd Marine Division
on Okinawa