School News
Niven graduates
from E. Carolina
? Lori Lynn Niven of Greenville,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William
T. Niven of Hoke County, was a
? recent graduate of East Carolina
University. She received a
Bachelor of Science degree in
Communications .
' Niven is employed as copy direc
tor with Park Communica
tions/WNCT AM-FM Radio in
: Greenville.
: Musso accepted
:at Methodist Col.
Joseph W. Mosso, son of Jean
! Mosso of Raeford, has been
; selected to the Fall 198S freshman
; class at Methodist College in
Fayetteville.
Mosso graduated from Hoke
County High School.
Methodist College is a four -year
private residential college of liberal
arts and sciences located on a
600-acre campus bordering the
Cape Fear River in Fayetteville,
N.C.
A layer of soil no thicker than
the width of a dime, spread across
an acre of farmland, weighs about
five tons. That's all the amount of
soil most American farmlands are
able to replace, naturally.
Top of their class
To be chosen as a marshal , a student must be at or
near the top of the class. These seventh graders have
proved themselves worthy of being honored
because they are the marshals for Upchurch Junior
High School's graduation. They are: Michael Lisen
by, Annie Jacobs, Kim Potter, Leslie Ashbum and
Holly Schurchard.
Summer lunch program scheduled
The Child Nutrition Program of
the Hoke County Board of Educa
tion will sponsor a summer feeding
program at J.W. Turlington
Elementary School, Hoke County
High School, Scurlock Elementary
School and South Hoke Elemen
tary School.
The program will be at no cost
for all children up to 18 years of
age.
No child will be discriminated
against because of race, color, na
tional origin, age, sex or handicap.
The program will begin
operating on June 24 and close on
August 2.
The cafeterias will be closed on
July 4th.
Serving time will be 11:30
a.m. -12:30 p.m., daily, Monday
through Friday.
Three Hoke students named
for Campbell Univ. honors
Three students from Hoke
County won academic honors at
Campbell University in the spring
semester.
Among the students who
qualified for President's List in
Campbell's spring term student
body were Patti Jeanine Smith of
Rt. 1 Aberdeen and Ruth Ellen
Wheeler of Raeford.
Cynthia G. Smith of Rt. 1 Aber
deen was also recognized with
Dean's List honors.
McLeod honored
by Peace College
Raeford resident Laura Benton
McLeod was honored at Peace
College this spring as one of the
first recipients of an Academic Ex
cellence Award given to freshmen
who demonstrate academic ex
cellence in their first semester of
college.
To be eligible, honorees must
make the first semester Dean's List
and have not received a major
academic scholarship before
enrolling. The Dean's List requires
a 3.3 or higher grade point average
(out of a possible 4.0).
Miss McLeod and the other five
recipients of the Academic Ex
cellence Award received a $300
stipened for next year's expenses
The President's List names
students who, during their second
or a later semester at Campbell,
are eligible for the Dean's List and
present on the school's 4.00 scale a
cumulative grade-point average of
3.50 on all college work attempted.
The Dean's List recognizes
students who in the semester just
ended have achieved an average of
3.2S or better in completing 12 or
more semester hours.
Laura McLeod
and an engraved pewter bowl from
the College.
Miss McLeod is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. James B. McLeod of
N. Main Street in Raeford. She is a
1984 graduate of Flora McDonald
Academy in Red Springs.
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