UPCHURCH EAGLES - Members of the L/pchurch School baseball team, the Eagles, are front row, Willie Kerhasw, Larry
Flowers, Eddit Jackson, Mike Tuttle, James Galberth, Halbert Brown, Perry Worley, Maurice Hurst, Henry Love, Coach Miles,
Second row, Coach Pope, Bob Jordan, Lemar Cook, Tommy Wright, Gary Bray boy, David Home, Terry Pcterkin, Mark Wood,
Leonard Everette, Dennis McGregor, Bruce Carroll, Richard Blue. Center, David Blue.
Two From Upchurch Set
To Attend Gifted Program
Two eighth grade students from
Upchurch Junior High have been
accepted to attend the Summer
Superior and Gifted Program at Western
Carolina University June 30 - July 25.
Shari Simmons, the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Pinkston Simmons, Jr., and
Billy Webb, son of Mr. and Mrs. Otis
Webb, will participate in the enrichment
program which is keyed to the
American Bicentennial celebration. This
year's theme is The Program of a
Nation'.
The students will concentrate on
progress in science and how basic
scientific skills in biology and physics
laboratories can be used to seek
solutions to problems facing mankind,
program coordinators said.
Eagles
6-2 Record
The Upchurch Eagles finished their
baseball season with a 6-2 record.
The Eagles offensive attack this
season was lead by Leonard Everette,
who batted .666 and also lead the team
in stolen bases. Gary Brayboy and Bruce
Carroll aided in the ottensive attack.
Brayboy batted .500 and Carroll
followed with .333 average.
Defensively, the Eagles were led by
ace Eddie Jackson, with a 5-0 record,
who struck out 51 batters.
In planting your garden this year,
consider this tip from North Carolina
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Plan the garden so tall plants won't
shade lower growing plants.
Billy Webb
H
oke
ighlights
by Tcrri Tucker
The Hoke High band will present
their spring concert Thursday, May 22,
at 8:00 in the Hoke High gymnasium.
The public is invited.
The 1975 Senior All Star Banquet
will be held Tuesday, May 20, at 6:30 in
the Gibson cafeteria. Senior All Stars
and parents are invited. Several seniors
will be recognized for outstanding work
done during their senior year.
The graduating class of 1975 will
hold Baccalaureate and Commencement
exercises Sunday, June first in the Hoke
High stadium at 4:00. The public is
invited.
The Hoke High Chorus and Chorale
held their spring concert Thursday, May
15, in the Hoke gym. Both chorus and
chorale were outfitted in pastel colors.
They presented various types of music
with several solos.
Twenty members of the Health
Careers Club attended the Fifth Annual
Health Careers Fair sponsored by the
North Carolina Memorial Hospital at
Chapel Hill. The theme of the fair was
"Wake Up to Health Careers". There
were numerous exhibits that gave the
students a better understanding of the
variety of career opportunities in the
health field. Career information was
available from personnel in each area.
The trip proved informative and
interesting to those attending.
The Health Occupation II Class were
guests of the owners of the Open Arms
Rest Home, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Chalaire
and Mr. and Mrs. John Leandro, at a
cookout. May 13, at the Hoke Civic
Center. The class members and their
dates had an enjoyable evening eating
hot dogs and hamburgers with all the
trimmings, and dancing.
Ann Melton, Bemice Jones and
Janice Womack, Health Occupation II
students, worked as volunteers at Camp
Easter in the Pines, May 16-18. This was
a part of the Family Camping program
at Camp Easter designed this particular
weekend for families with mentally
retarded children.
The girls were tired but happy on
their return to Hoke County High
School with lots of information to share
with their classmates.
Shah Simmons
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Ladies' League Has Action
By Pat Scott
The Ladies' League saw plenty of
action May 13 with Doby's Funeral
Home defeating the Jaycees 14 - 12.
Hollingsworth gave up nothing to defeat
Pig 'n Chicken 14 - 0 in five innings. B &
J. Funeral Home was well matched but
defeated Burlington 9 - 7.
Thursday, May 15 Hollingsworth
edged B & J 7 - 6. Doby's had no
problems defeating Burlington 18 - 7.
Jaycees revenged their first loss by
defeating Pig 'n Chicken 23-1 in five
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four and a half innings Jaycees defeated
Hollingsworth 25 - 5.
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Hoke Jaycees 2 1
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Hollingsworth Barbers 2 1
Burlington 1 2
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