School News
Hoke High names honor students
Hoke High students were
honored recently for their studies
during the fifth six weeks. The
students making the Honor Roll
^ were:
12tb grade
College Prep "A"
Brenda Hendren, John Ward,
Jameria McPhatter^ Miranda Cun
ningham, Noel "Clones, Andy
Sizemore and Linda Glisson.
College Prep "B"
Arnold Miller, Kim Oxendine,
Anthony Powell, Kim McColl,
^ Stephen McLaughlin, Carolyn
Wilde, Stephanie Stone, Harry
Southerland, Randy Scull, Marco
Pickett, Jeanette Bratcher, Kay
McLaughlin, Kim McLaughlin,
William Currie and Paul Purcell.
General "A"
Jackie Moore, David Bolton,
Michael Inman, Becky Jackson,
Kim Summers, Shelia McNeill,
0 William Carter, Melody Locklear,
Kimberly Ray, Kay Earle, Pam
Ellington, Jenny Ellis, Katreenia
Gay.
General "B"
Cedric Monroe, Tracie Monroe,
Regena Morrisey, Stephanie
Parker, Marvin Peguese, Patsy
Baxley, Missie Beckman, Jenia
? Berry, John McCraney, Ezonia
Mclntyre, Odessa McKoy, Patricia
McLean, Priscilla McLean,
Mechelle Headen, Tyrone
Jackson, Ted Johnson, Kimberly
Purcell, Brenda English, Angela
Glenn, Wanda Stephens, Lisa
Taylor, James Winston, Paula
Wilson, Annie McMillan, Adriene
McPhatter, Tonnie McRae,
Regina Bullard, Ronald Chavis,
a Valarie Cunningham, Cathy
Daniels, Sonja Daniels, Willis
Jones, Lisa Kershaw, Connie Lee,
Angela Locklear, Sylvia Dillard
and Matthew Gibson.
Uth Grade
College Prep "A"
Bruce Roberts, Greg FtfguSon,
Michelle Musselwhite, Susan
Osborne, Tripp Simpson.
College Prep "B"
Beth Archer, Christine Batton,
Tammy Blue, Therm an Cherry,
Todd Clark, Lisa Potts, Melinda
Riley, Bonnie Monroe, Tammie
Hollingsworth, James Guy, Chris
Holt, Adriene Kemp, Audra La
mont, Brenda Pierce, Tonja Pate,
Twanna Dixon, Karen
Troublefield, Sandra Barfield,
Scott Houston, Karen Campbell,
Mac Langdon, Stephen Jacobs,
Elizabeth Ragsdale, Susan Miller,
Vernordra Southerland.
General "A"
Shirley Tyson
General "B"
Billy Beasley, Gilbert Breeden,
Christine Hancock, Corinna
McMillan, Mable Oxendine,
Melissa Oxendine, Angela
Hargrove, Thomas McDonald,
Patrick Clark, Tara Craigmiles,
Shelly Love, Steve Smith, Pamela
Thompson, John Hailey, Sandy
Cadlett, Tim Leggett, Darrick
Lowery, Jettie Jones, Jessie
Dasher.
10th Grade
College Prep "A"
Olaf Beaver, Mary Lynn
Buoyer, Mary Lynn Buoyer, Carta
Oxendine, Teresa Ramsey, Tim
Ward, Randall Wheeler, Mary
Emily McDonald.
College Prep "B"
Josie Green, Robie Currie,
Lenita Easterling, Jennifer Mc
Coy, Vince Parente, Andrea
Rodriguez, Susan Sullivan, Debbie
Baker, Lee Black, Kerry Booker,
Ralph Colborn.
General "A"
Diana Johnson, Timmy Mor
risey.
General "B"
Richard Gibson, Crystal
Glisson, Jackie Grace, Cassandra
Graham, Darcey Cunningham,
Corlis Holmes, Janet Jones,
Angelene Lett, Jennifer Wiggins,
Deborah Bennett, Robbie Mit
chell, Sheri Bratcher, Sammy
Scriven, Angela Edens, Joe
Lowery, Jim McDonald, Mary
McDowell, pattie Hollings worth,
Degenia Jacobs, Linda Smith, Lisa
Weaver, Marshall Johnson,
Michelle McKoy, Michael Mercer,
Mark Chavis, Tina Dial.
9th Grade
College Prep "A"
Barbara Ward, Shannon
Weston, David McDonald, Carol
McGee, David Grosskopf, Dayne
Bundy, William Carter, Chris R.
Clark, Sophia Locklear, Kelly
Sessoms, E.J. Smith, Wes Waldo,
John OTuel, Josh Pate, Jay Pate,
Wendy Irion.
College Prep "B"
Pamela Woodell, Melissa
McGill, Nikki Bratcher, Amy Jor
dan, William Kelly, Wendy Simp
son, Jackie Berry, Sherlina
Cooper, Larry Haney, Georgia
Hodges, Melissa Pratt, Tammy S.
Locklear, Megan McFayden,
Tricia McKnight, Jannifer
Cameron-, Missy Jones, Kenneth
Kelly, Melody Sessoms, Mary
Bailey, Mary Coley, Dezi Dockery,
Tonya Harden, Darren Pittman,
John Richards.
General "A"
Leslie McLean, Terrell Adams.
General "B"
Shelli Vincent, Joyce
McGougan," Carla McLaughlin,
Jackie McRae, Felicia Bullard,
Jason Branch, Kurtis Gupton,
Ronald Haynes, Johnny McNeill,
William Oxendine, Towana
Locklear, Yvonne Maynor,
Michael McGougan, Stephanie
Graham, Lawanda Bronson,
Rodney Sanders, Greg Dockery,
Dana Hagins, Allison Locklear,
Connie Oxendine, Tasha Locklear.
The figures vary from year to
year, but during a typical spring
and summer, 2 to 12 North Caroli
nians die of Rocky Mountain Spot
ted Fever. In 1983, 209 cases were
reported and seven people died.
The North Carolina Medical Socie
ty says deaths can be avoided if
victims receive medical attention in
time.
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Marshals named
Marshals for the I98S graduation have been an
nounced by Dr. Lenwood Simpson, principal of
Hoke County High School. These students earned
this honor by being members of the present junior
class and by having the highest grade point average
on all college preparatory courses taken in high
school. The Marshals are: Front row - left to right
?Tonya Hornsby, Susan Osborne, Susan Miller,
Karen Troublefield, Melinda Riley, Tonya Pate and
Beth Archer. Second row - left to right - Icesonnia
Horsley, Chris Holt, Tripp Simpson, Mac
Langdon, Bruce Roberts and Karen Campbell.
Science and Math Sch.
invites local student
The North Carolina School of
Science and Mathematics has in
vited 199 high school sophomores
from 71 counties to enroll this fall
in the class of 1987.
Carla Oxendine has been invited
from Hoke County. She attends
Hoke High School.
The N.C. School of Science and
Mathematics (NCSSM) is the na
tion's first public, residential high
school for academically talented
students with an interest in science
and mathematics and the potential
for high achievement in those
areas.
The admissions process at the
two-year school is competitive,
with more than four applicants in
1985 for each student invited to
join this fall's junior class.
Charles R. Eilber, director of
the school, said that he was pleased
with the quality of this year's ap
plicants.
"It was very difficult to choose
among these exceptional can
didates," Eilber said. "Most of the
applicants have had excellent
preparation in their home town
schools for the challenges we offer
at NCSSM."
Students applying to NCSSM
submit grade reports, scores on the
Scholastic Aptitude Test and
California Achievement Test, in
dicators of potential and teacher
references. They also participate in
admissions and placement testing
as well as interviews.
According to Ola F. Stringer,
NCSSM head of admissions, all
applicants are rated by a broadly
based selection committee, which
includes leaders of North
Carolina's scientific and educa
tional communities as well as
members of the school's faculty
and staff.
Summer intern
Rose Marie Parish has recently
come to work at the Raeford
Burlington Industries Plant in
the Weave Mill as a Summer
Management Intern. She is a
student at L'NC-Chapel Hill
and plans to graduate next year.
Rose is a native of Hoke County
and a graduate of Hoke County
High School.