Barnes, McRae Named
Athletes Of Week
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j Sabrina Barnes and Tony
iMcRae named Hoke High Female
and Male Athletes of the Week by
a vote of the Buck's Coaching
Staff for the week of November
29- December 3.
Tony McRae, a 6'4" 16 year old
J sophomore plays center on the
{ Buck's Varsity Basketball Team.
J Tony received the honor for his
: play in Hoke's games against Cape
Fear and South View.
: In the Cape Fear game, Tony
? scored 11 points and had 9 re
\ bounds in a close 60-59 losing ef
C fort.
> In the 65-57 defeat of South
I View on Friday night, Tony had 16
J points and 14 rebounds.
J Tony has played basketball dur
' ing both his 8th and 9th grade
' years. He played on the varsity
team during his freshmen year.
Tony plans to attend college
upon graduation from high school
: and major in math.
? Tony attends Rock Hill Baptist
Church and is the son of Ms.
Carolyn McRae of 1913 Tylertown
j Loop in Raeford.
1 Sabrina Barnes, a 5' 11" 17-year
: old senior, plays center on the
1 Girl's Varsity Basketball Team.
She was tapped as top Female
? Athlete of the Week because of her
play in Hoke's two victories over
Cape Fear and South View.
In the 53-48 victory over Cape
Fear, Sabrina scored 20 points and
j in the 52-48 victory over South
View, Sabrina repeated her effort
by scoring another 20 points.
Sabrina is also averaging 7 re
bounds per game.
Coach Audrey Long has high
praise for her super charge.
"Sabrina is a dynamite basketball
player, she works hard knowing
that most of the time she will be
double teamed," said Coach
Long. "This seems to help Sabrina
play better since she knows the
competition is comng after her and
she will have to work even harder
for everything she gets. We depend
a lot on her and her board strength
for rebounding."
Sabrina is very athletic and is a
member of the Girl's Track Team
in addition to being a member of
the basketball squad. She received
the MVP Award for track in her
sophomore year. She also received
the MVP Award for basketball last
year as well as being named to the
Southeastern 4A All Conference
Team.
Sabrina is active in other aspects
of campus life as well as athletics.
She is a member of both the
Spanish Club and the Monogram
Club.
Next fall, Sabrina plans to enter
UNC- Wilmington to work toward
a degree in Communications as
well as take part in athletics.
Sabrina attends Rock Hill Bap
tist Church and is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Barnes of
1916 Tylertown Loop in Raeford.
Lady Eagles 2-0
The Upchurch School Lady
Eagles began their basketball
season Tuesday, November 30
hosting Hillcrest of Fayetteville.
Pregame jitters plagued the first
quarter's action with costly tur
novers.
The Eagles took a 10-2 lead in
the first quarter and started to gel
it together in the second.
At halftime the Eagles took a
27-7 lead.
The Eagles continued the attack
winning 60-19. Thelma Watkins
and Rosalind Day lead the scoring
for the Eagles with 17 and 16
points respectively.
Reese lead Hillcrest with 1 1
points.
Thursday, Dec. 2 the Lady
Eagles hosted Irwin of Fort Bragg.
The Eagles managed a 31-13
decision but didn't have the com
posure to get the game really go
ing.
T. Kelton lead the Eagles scoring
with 12 points and fine aggressive
rebounding. C. Millian, J. Hunt,
T. Watkins, and A. Armstrong
each .contributed four points to the
Eagle cause.
Johnson and Titus scored five
and four points respectively for Ir
win.
The Eagles hosted East Lee
December 7 and will be on the road
December 9 at Hillcrest, December
14 at West Lee, December 16 the
Eagles will host Edgewood before
the Christmas break.
South Hoke Chorus Presents Program
The Fourth-Grade Chorus of December 10th at 1 :30 p.m. in the
South Hoke School will present its school gym.
Christmas program this Friday, The public is cordially invited.
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Barbara Lupo , Ethelyn Baker and Jeane Wood sport their funny hats .
Mr. Clarence Page assists first grade students in Mrs. Wilkersort'S
classroom.
iVC Funds Available
F or Hoke Youth Groups
Arc you a member of a Hoke'
County youth group or an organi
zation which is planning an inno
vative youth projcct? Would a little
money help?
Funds are available to assist you.
The N.C. State Youth Council
awards grants three times a year to
local youth organizations proposing
worthy projects.
The average grant is S400.
Applications are reviewed and
mini-grants awarded by the N.C.
State Youth Council during their
quarterly meetings.
Their next meeting is set for
January 28-30 in High Point.
For information and a mini
grant application form, contact the
Youth Involvement Office, Elks
Building. 121 W. Jones St.. Ra
leigh. N.C. 27611. or telephone
919-733-59bb.
The deadline for this grant
period is January 1 1 .
The State Youth Council is a
component of the N.C. Department
of Administration's Youth In
volvement Office and works to
coordinate youth councils across
the state.
West Hoke Observes
American Ed Week
The week of November 15-2U
was full of exciting and fun-filled
learning activities at West Hoke
School as the principal, faculty,
staff, parents and students observ
ed American Education Week as
well as Children's Book Week.
The daily activities at the school
included the following:
-Monday - As part of its obser
vance, parents came to the class to
read to the students.
-On Tuesday the principal,
faculty, staff and students direw
funny hats depicting their favorite
book character.
--On the following day, parents
visited the classrooms during Open
House and had lunch with their
children.
-On Thursday, the pirncipal,
faculty and staff changed roles and
they performed the duties of
others.
The week ended by the faculty,
staff and students dressing as their
favorite book character.
Prizes were presented to
students wearing the most creative
costume.
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Mrs. Donna Bernhardt becomes Raggedy Andy for a day
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Mr. Williams becomes a kindergarten teacher as he takes over Mrs. Mary
K. Thomas ' class.
PSU Has Full Range Of Study
In its ever -expanding academic
program, Pembroke State Univer
sity now offers 43 majors in 16
areas of study plus 36 minors in
those same areas. This represents a
total of 79 options for students.
In the Mathematics and Com
puter Science Department, for ex
ample, PSU offers majors under
the Mathematics category in
Mathematics, Mathematics Educa
tion ("7-12). and Computer Science.
In this same area, it offers minors
in Computer Science and
Mathematics.
In Business Administration and
Economics, it offers majors under
Business Administration in Ac
counting, Management, and Of
fice Administration. It has other
majors in Business Education
(7-12), which includes Comprehen
sive Business, plus Applied Science
in Business. Also offered is
Economics.
A complete listing of courses of
fered is as follows:
AMERICAN INDIAN
STUDIES: Minor ? American In
dian Studies.
ART: Majors -- Art (painting,
sculpture, ceramics, graphics); Art
Education (K-12). Minor -- Art.
BIOLOGY: Majors -- Biology;
Biology Education (7-12); Biology:
Medical Technology; Biology: Pre
Podiatric Medicine (agreement
with the Pennsylvania College of
Podiatric Medicine).
BUSINESS ADMINISTRA
TION AND ECONOMICS: Ma
jors -- Business Administration:
Accounting; Business Administra
tion: Management; Business Ad
ministration: Office Administra
tion; Business Education (7-12):
Comprehensive Business;
Business: Applied Science;
Economics.
COMMUNICATIVE ARTS:
Communicative Arts: Dramatic
Literature and Performance; Com
municative Arts: Language and
Literature; Communicative Arts:
Contracted Major; English Educa
tion (7-12). Minors - French,
Journalism, English Language,
Literature, Spanish, Speech,
Theater, Writing, Public Relations
Communication.
EDUCATION: Majors --
Elementary Education: Early
Childhood (K-3); Elementary
Education: Intermediate (4-9);
Reading Education (K-12); Special
Education; Mental Retardation
(K-12); Special Education: Learn
ing Disabilities (K-12).
GEOLOGY AND GEO
GRAPHY: Minors -- Geo
graphy; Planning and Community
Development.
HEALTH, PHYSICAL
EDUCATION AND RECREA
TION: Majors ? Health and
Physical Education; Health and
Physical Education: Education
(K-12); Health and Physical
Education: Recreation Manage
ment/Administration. Minors --
Athletic Coaching; Physical
Education; Recreation.
HISTORY: Majors -- History;
Secondary Social Studies Educa
tion (7-12). Minor -- History.
MATHEMATICS AND COM
PUTER SCIENCE : Majors --
Mathematics; Mathematics Educa
tion (7-12); Mathematics: Com
puter Science. Minors - Computer
Science, Mathematics.
MUSIC: Majors -- Music; Music
Education (K-12): Instrumental;
Music Education (K-12): Vocal.
Minors ? Music; Sacred Music;
Jazz Studies.
PHILOSOPHY AND RELI
GION: Majors -- Philosophy and
Religion: Philosophy; Philosophy
and Religion: Religion. Minors --
Philosophy and Religion;
Philosophy; Religion.
PHYSICAL SCIENCE: Major
-- Chemistry.
POLITICAL SCIENCE -- Ma
jors -- Political Science; Political
Science: Pre-Law; Political
Science: Public Administration.
Minors -- Political Science; Public
Administration; Legal Studies.
PSYCHOLOGY: Majors -?
Psychology; Minors - Psychology;
Mental Health.
SOCIOLOGY: Majors --
Sociology; Sociology: Criminal
Justice; Social Work; Social
Work; School Social Work.
Minors -- Sociology; Criminology;
Medical Sociology; Social Work.
INTERDISCIPLINARY:
Minors -- World Studies; Person
nel and Organizational Leader
ship.
In addition to these, special pro
grams are offered in Air Force
ROTC (Aerospace Studies), Army
ROTC (Military Science), the Col
lege Opportunity Program, the
Chancellor's Scholars Program,
and Special Services.
In the Master's Program in
Education, courses are offered in:
Elementary Education: Early
Childhood (K-3); Elementary
Education: Intermediate (4-9); and
Educational Administration and
Supervision (School Ad
ministrator; Curriculum
Instructor Specialist).