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VISITOR - Sergio Triboni, an educator from Brazil, studied the textile education program at Hoke High recently. With him are
(left) Allen h'dwards, Hoke High principal, Leon Moses, extension specialist, Triboni, and Willett Bissett.
Brazilian Tours
Textile Class
The textile program at Hoke County
High School was host to Sergio Triboni,
Assistant Director of SENAI'S (National
Service for Industrial Apprenticeship)
Textile Technical School located in Sao
Paulo, Brazil, on March 6.
He came to this country to visit
textile schools since SENAI plans to
restructure and update its technical
senior high schools, starting with the
School of Textiles.
Along with Hoke High, Triboni has
visited textfle schools in New York City,
Philadelphia, and the School of Textiles
at N.CS.U.
Since its beginning in 1069, the
textile program here has been a source
of information relating to textile
education, to textile educators, textile
industrial representatives and has given a
presentation before the North Carolina
Stale Board of Education. While in
Raeford, Triboni visited the Burlington
Plant.
Music Boosters
J. C. Knowles
The newly formed Hoke High Music
Booster Club will hold a kickoff dinner
Monday, March 24 at 6:30 P.M. in the
Gibson building. Tickets are S2.S0.
J.C. Knowles, well known Raleigh
historian and owner of the Sir Walter
Raleigh Galleries, will be the featured
speaker.
Knowles is a columnist for the
Raleigh Times and is the author of
many articles on antiques and history
for national publications. He lectures 10
over 8,000 children each year on North
Carolina history.
At 8 P.M., the Hoke High Band and
Chorus and Chorale will perform.
The Music Booster Club announced it
plans to send the Chorale in national
competition at Six Flags Over Georgia
May 9 - II.
Future plans for the club call for a
southern tour, including the Bahamas,
attendance at several band days, and
more band activities.
Board members of Ihe Music Booster
Club are Dr. and Mrs. Robert
Townscnd, chairman: Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Gibson; Mr. and Mrs. D.R. Huff;
Mr. and Mrs. Russell McAllister; Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Hosteller; Mr. and Mrs.
Wyalt Upchurch; Mr. and Mrs. Harry S.
Daniels; Mr. and Mrs. Julian Barnes; and
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Leach.
The couples will serve an April to
April term as board members.
H
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by Terri Tucker
Chosen as bus drivers of the month at Hoke High arc David Rogers, Brcndclla t.cslic
and Huev Mc MiUian.
The Hoke County High School
Library Club members are busy making
plans to attend the North Carolina High
School Library Association State
Convention on March 21-22, 1975. in
Durham, N.C. Twenty library club
members are planning to attend.
The Science Club has planned a trip
to the Smithsonian Institute in
Washington, D.C., for May 2-4. Only 35
people will be able to make this trip.
The cost is approximately S35.00, so
start saving now. The first to hand in
their money will be able to go. The
money is to be handed into Mr. Branch
or Hope Williams, soon.
Mrs. Pedan's FHA Club had their
covered dish supper Wednesday, March
5. Chicken, ham, potato salad and cake
were served. There were 30 members
present. Everyone ale plenty and had a
good time.
On March 12 Mrs. Pedan's FHA Club
had a business meeting. A film on
Vogue patterns was shown. After the
meeting, refreshments were served
The Hoke County High School
Chorus, Chorale and Band will give a
concert Monday, March 24, in the Hoke
High Gymnasium. The concert will
begin at K:00 p.m. Tickets are on sale
by students in the chorus, chorale and
hand for Si .00.
Seven Health Careers Club members
left immediately after school Thursday,
March 13. to attend the Health Careers
Club Congress held at the Four Seasons
Holiday Inn.Greensboro, N.C.
The Thursday night program was
opened with a business meeting, alter
which the delegation divided into live
group sessions on nursing, occupational
therapy, physical therapy, medical
social work and mental retardation
center. The candidates seeking state
offices with the assistance of
professional persons served as leaders of
these sessions. Entertainment for
Thursday night was a talent show in
which different clubs entered.
The guest speaker for Friday morning
was Dr. George Weigand. Director,
counseling Center, last Carolina
University. He spoke on ways the
students could prepare themselves for
college and how they can succeed in
college by giving tips on study habits.
Dr. Sandra Thomas, Vice President
for Student Development, Meredith
College, was the Awards banquet
speaker. Clubs receiving top honors
were Granville Club, the best scrapbook,
and Magnolia High School. Robeson
County, the Club of the Year Award. A
dance after the banquet featured "Hits
and Misc."
After the installation of the new state
officers Saturday, a.m., the group from
Hoke High returned home tired, with
lots of ideas and enthusiasm.
Those attending from Hoke High
were Ann Melton, President, Margaret
Rogers, Treasurer. Janice Womack,
scrapbook and publicity chairman. Ellen
Campbell, Doreen Oxendine, Gloria
Smith and Pamela Norton. Sally Young,
advisor, accompanied the group.
Hearing On Law Set
A public hearing on the proposed
ordinance to establish a county planning
board will be held April 7 at I I a.m. in
the courtroom.
The county board of commissioners,
at a special meeting March 11, from the
Lumber River Council of Governments.
The board also agreed to ask for a
public hearing before the zoning board
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of adjustments to request a variance for
construction of the new library without
providing the required parking spaces.
Lawrence Caviness, asanitarian at the
county health department, was
appointed to replace Miss Lois Strother
on the reginal emergency medical
advisory board and one - year terms of
office were set for James A. Hunt and
Jack Johnson, who were both recently
appointed to the mental health advisory
board.
ASK HUSBANDS
In a consumer survey, 73 percent of
the women questioned said they would
consult their husbands when buying a
portable household appliance. This was
highest in the under-35 segment where
80 percent said they would consult
hubby, says W.C. Warrick, extension
housing specialist. North Carolina State
University.