THEN YOU RUN THIS WAY- Coach Bill Cameron discusses O'sandX's with
Anthony Freeman who is planning to enter N.C. A&T University and
participate in football. (Photo by Hoke High photography doss)
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ig blights
Mock Graduation was held this
past Thursday, February 26, for
the senior class at Hoke High. After
the invocation, and the singing of
the 'Way We Were' and 'Praise To
The Lord' by the Hoke High
Chorus and Chorale, Mr. Edwards
introduced the guest speaker for
the graduation, Mayor John K.
McNeill. After his speech and talk
with the seniors and before the
giving of the mid-term certificates,
Mr. Edwards announced the 1976
Senior Hall of Fame. Thirty-seven
seniors instead of the originally
planned thirty were voted on by
their classmates and teachers. They
are: Tara Barnes. Marilyn Barton,
Joanna Best, Glendia Black, Larry
Black, Denise Brown, Linda Croft,
Linda Currie, Debbie Dees, Cindy
Dial, Jan Dial, Anthony Freeman,
Tommy Gaddis, Susan Gillis,
Myoshi Gordon, Noah Hendrix,
Henry Hostetler, David Howell,
Tondea Jackson, Franklin Jordan,
Charlotta King, Wanda Locklear,
Barbara McCall, Joyce McKenzie,
Kathy McMillan, Gwen McNeill,
Ken MacDonald, Madelyn Miller,
Janet Morgan, Steve Morgan, Cissy
Moses, Margaret Postel, Dwan
Upchurch, Hope Williams, Martha
Ann Wood, and Allen Thomas. All
of these seniors have a right to be
proud of receiving this honor, and
everyone at Hoke High should be
grateful for all the hard work and
dedication these seniors have done
and shown to Hoke High.
Three members of the Health
Careers Club attended a district
rally, February 21, at Reid Ross
High School in Fayetteville, The
three members, along with club
advisor, Mrs. Sally Young, that
went were Evelyn Cameron, Gloria
Smith, and Ellen Campbell. Dr.
Jesse Williams, director of the
Cumberland County Health De
partment, gave a speech on 'Com
mitted to Caring in 1976', and
everyone thought it was very
enjoyable and interesting. After the
speech, a buffet luncheon was given
and then a dance followed. Every
one enjoyed the day.
An art festival was held Satur
day, February 28. in Buies Creek at
Campbell College, and many Hoke
High students participated and
won. In the creative writing,
winners were Susan McLean, Dwan
Upchurch, and other Hoke High
students. In the painting and wood
carving, Joanna Best and David
Carroll were winners. In the music
contest of the festival, winners were
Susan Gillis in piano, first place;
Rochelie Walters in female voice,
second place; and Leo McRae in
male voice, third place.
The Hoke High Chorus and
Chorale participated in the North
Carolina Music Festival competi
tion and workshop on Friday,
February 27. Everyone had a great
time going to UNC-Wilmington
and meeting with other members of
school choruses, and singing with
them. The Chorus sang second in
the competition Friday afternoon,
and didn't have long to wait and get
nervous. The Chorus sang acupel
la, in grade five music, 'Praise to
the Lord', and received a superior
rating for their singing. The
Chorale sang about an hour later,
undirected by Mrs. Mary Archie
McNeill, and sang in grade six
music, the most difficult level, with
'Choose Something Like A Star',
and also received a superior rating
for their singing. It was a fun day
for everyone, but it was great to get
home again, with the relief of the
competition over, and the satisfac
tion and gratefulness of both
groups receiving superior.
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411 LHADLRS - Pictured (left to right) are the volunteer adult 4-H leaders,
Mrs Anna Bell McLean, Mrs. Lena Locklear, Mr. John Buckholts, Mrs Mary
Lspcrgreen. Miss Debbie McNeill. Mrs. Carl Pratt, Miss Mary Leak, Mrs Sharon
Atkinson, Mrs. Neill Shaw Brown, Mrs. Bertha Hendrix, Mrs. Mazelle Connell,
Mrs. Kay Myers, Mrs. Glenn Crissman. (Not Pictured) Mrs. Nina Morrisey, Mrs.
(ienctra Headen, Mrs Helen Jackson, Mrs. Ann Henegan, Mrs. Doris Costin.
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BI Bowling
Best Foot
Forward
By Blanche Farmer
The league teams seem to be
putting their best foot forward as we
near the end. The Go Getters added
four games from the Strickers to
their second place. The Spark
Knockers dumped the Old Timers
three games to one.
Fantastic Four upset the Sicycles
four games to one, Lean and Mean
slapped the Hot Shots around until
they beat, three games to one.
Best effort for the night was:
Bobby Monroe 225, George McKoy
206, and Anthony Holmes 195.
STANDINGS
W
L
Spark Knockers
67
33
Go Getters
62 V4
37W
Old Timers
49V4
50V4
Sicycles
49
51
Hot Shots
48
52
Fantastic Four
43
57
Lean and Mean
41
59
Strickers
40
60
TOP TEN BOWLERS
Bobby Monroe 181
George McKoy 168
Larry Woodcox 164
Alexander Kelly 162
James Barefoot 163
Johnny Melton 163
Leon Bruton 161
Coy Jackson 155
Silas Glines 154
Robert McNeill 153
4-H Corner
BY
MARSHA SMITH
&
FREDDIE O'NEAL
4-H AGENTS
The heart of the 4-H program in
Hoke County is made up of three
volunteer adult leaders. They have
met with boys and girls throughout
Hoke County in homes, fire
departments, and just about any
where that can be found to
accommodate from five to 50
4-H'ers. Our volunteer leaders have
worked toward developing the
young individual to learn, gain
confidence, and to strive to be
successful in the goals each 4-H'er .
has set.
The 4-H Pledge:
I Pledge my Head to clearer
thinking,
my Heart to greater loyalty,
my hands to large service,
and my health to better living for
my club, my community, my
country and my world.
We at the Hoke County Agri
cultural Extension Service feel that
these leaders are doing as good a
job of understanding exactly what
this pledge means and have done
an excellent job for Hoke County
youth. They also follow the 4-H
motto "To Make the Best Better",
it through education or just "good
ole" clean fun.
Once again we would like to
thank the volunteer leaders for a
job well done.
Get Appointment
For State Exam
Beginning March 1, appoint
ments for taking state merit exams
are mandatory, according to an
announcement from the Office of
State Personnel.
Applicants who want to qualify
for a state competitive service job
can schedule the time, location,
and merit exam by calling 800-662
7094, or in Raleigh, 829-3850.
Scheduling will allow better utiliza
tion of test centers in Asheville,
Boone. Winston-Salem, Charlotte,
Raleigh, Fayetteville, Greenville,
and Wilmington.
State Personnel has eliminated
nine testing locations, usually at
colleges, in Murfreesboro, Mt.
Olive, Morehead City, Elizabeth
City. Boiling Springs, Rocky
Mount, Greensboro, and Cullo
whee.
Each month about 1800 appli
cants take one of 150 different
merit exams to qualify for jobs in
social services, mental health and
public health. When jobs become
available in the 16 state competitive
service agencies, applicants are
considered in order of their test
scores.
Information about jobs requiring
merit tests is available from local
Employment Security Commission
offices.
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