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School News HALL OF FAMERS - Hoke High seniors were recently named to the Senior Hall of Fame. The students named were: Caroline Ansley, Tammy Baldwin. Tony Barefoot, Sabrina Barnes , WUlett Bissett, Betsy Blanton, Carl Bundy, Eric Coley, Pam Currie, Beverly Farrow, Cindy Frahm. Velyn Graham, Greg Hollingsworth, Greta Johnson. Patricia Kellermann, William Locklear, Donna Maxwell, Carlo Myers, Freddie McLean. Lee McNeill. Teresa Pickett, Patti Smith. Gwen Southerland, Chau Tran and Nadine Wadsworth. WINNERS: These Hoke High students were winners in the District 4-B Deca competition held at Robeson Technical College Tuesday. Pictured are from left to right: Tonya Holt-proficiency and certificate in fashion merchandising, Willie McNeill first runner up in restaurant marketing, Pam Bryan winner of general merchan dising and overall winner in general merchandising, and Deborah Taylor first runner up in restaurant marketing. 7-Pc. Dinette Has Dark Walnut Finished Table with Formica0 Surface 6 rugged chairs f_ offer you more 5**" v seating capacity '?r tess money! STW?# 36" X 48" table extends to 60" ?y&Q" / w'^ teaf Each - ? ' piece features colorful bronzo tone frames save/ ?40" \ REG. $179.95 TABLE AND 6 CHAIRS! 112 HARRIS AVE. RAEFORD, N.C. Hoke Highlights by T??m TmW t Pm Cwrfa On February 18 Mock Gradu ation was held for those seniors who had successfully completed the graduation requirements as of mid term. During this time 25 students were named to the senior Hall of Fame. The students should be recogniz ed for this honor. They are as follows: Caroline Ansley. Tammy Baldwin, Tony Barefoot. Sabrina Barnes. Willett Bissett, Betsy Blanton. Carl Bundy. Eric Coley. Pam Currie. Beverly Farrow. Cindy Frahm. Velyn Gra ham, Greg Hollingsworth, Greta Johnson, Patricia Kellermann, William Locklear, Donna Maxwell, Carla Myers. Freddie McLean, Lee McNeilK Teresa Pickett. Patti Smith, Gwen Southerland, Chau Tran, and Nadine Wadsworth. These students should be con gratulated for their accomplish ments throughout high school which were responsible for their election into the Senior Hall of Fame. The Senior Superlatives have also been chosen for this school year. They are as follows: Most School Spirit -Charlie Averitt and Wanda Brown; Most Popular-Greg Hol lingsworth and Teresa Pickett; Best Dressed-Everett Andrews and Be verly Farrow; Best Looking-Lloyd Manning and Donna Maxwell; Most Likely to Succeed-Chau Tran and Greta Johnson; Cutest-Alton Smith and Xan Capps; Most Humorous-Greg Johnson and Sa brina Barnes; Most Talented-Wil lett Bissett and Michelle Crotty; Most Intellectual-Chau Tran and Nadine Wadsworth; Friendliest Willett Bissett and Greta Johnson; and Most Athletic-Greg Hollings worth and Sabrina Barnes. These students were selected by the seniors. Each of the students is deserving of the award and should be congratulated. The Miss Ekoh Pageant was held on Thursday of last week. Miss Donna Maxwell was crown ed Miss Ekoh 1983 by Miss Ekoh 1982, Dana Connell. Miss Connell is presently attend ing the University of North Caro lina at Chapel Hill, but returned home to attend the Miss Ekoh Pageant . Carla Myers received the first runner-up trophy, and Christy Nichols received the second runner up trophy. Lisa Madden was voted as Miss Congeniality by the other contest ants in the pageant. The girls vote on the one person they felt was the most cooperative and the most supportive through out the pageant. The other semi-finalists in the pageant were Cheryl Fanner, Tra de Newkirk. Selina Sanchez, and * Melody Williamson. All of the girls were very lovely. Congratulations to all of them. The pageant would not have been possible had it not been for the Hoke High Annual Staff, who did a very good job preparing this pageant. Charlie Parsons, the Master of Ceremonies, also made this page ant possible. I The Hoke High Chorus and Choral also aided by providing entertainment. There are many others who also assisted, and thanks to all of you. Harold Gillis. representing the Hoke Reading Literacy Council, presented awards to two hosts tutors at Hoke County High School this month. The students, Pat Kellermann and Valerie Lucky, were awarded certificates for being the Tutors of the Month. They are currently tutoring in several academic areas. Attending the presentation were Barbara Buie, Director of the Council. HOSTS advisors, and nearly all of the tutors and the students they tutor. I Mr. Harold Gillis praised the HOSTS for tutoring and helping vtnrlpnts viwiwH Music Boosters Hold Members Drive The Hoke Co. Music Booster Club is sponsoring its annual Booster Club Membership Drive. Membership prices are: $3 for students, S5 for adults and $15 for families. The culmination of the fund raising drive will be a concert March 10 at 7:30 p.m. at Hoke High MacDonald Gym. The chorus and bands from Up church will perform as well as the chorus and chorale and Hoke High Band. 1 his year there will be a drawing for prices at the concert: 1 he grand prize is a weekend for two at Myrtle Beach. Please support the Booster Club in their fund raising effort. Com munity support is vital to the ex istence of music in Hoke County. Sandhills College Open House Planned For March 26 Weekend Sandhills Community College is planning a weekend of fun for all area residents with a college-wide open house Saturday, March 26 and Sunday, March 27. The hours for the exhibits will be 1-5 p.m. both days. The tenth annual Continuing Education Arts and Crafts Show ATTENTION If you ore between the ages of 15 days old and 25 years of oge you can now purchase a 10,000 (ten thousand) life In surance Policy for (25.00) twenty five dollars a year. CALL NOW CALL COLLECT JOHNSON Insurance Agency 919-462-3360 Laurel Hill. NX. Op?n till 10 p.m. nightly Saturday also. for MEN , LADIES ? CHILDREN will feature the weekend's ac tivities. The purpose of the event is to in vite people from throughout the area served by Sandhills to come and see the rich variety of facilities and programs at the College. The entire campus will be open, with planned activities to highlight the institution's offerings in cur riculum and continuing education programs. Each department will have a special program, such as blood pressure checks in the nurs ing department, special hor ticulture exhibits, use of a microcomputer, etc. Musical programs will he presented hourly, including choral music, bluegrass, and the SCC or chestral groups. Faculty member Steve Smith and other area poets will be gi\ ing readings and art students and faculty will be displaying their work. The News Journal The News-Journal is publish ed every Thursday by Dickson Press Inc. at 119 W. Elwood Avenue, Raeford, N.C. 28376. Second Class postage is paid at Raeford, N.C. (USPS 388-260). Subscription rates are payable in advance at $10 per year in Hoke County and $12 per year outside of Hoke County. The SC'C physical education facilities will be the scene for a soltball tournament for area teams and a tennis tournament for area high school players. On Saturday, all former Sand hills students are invited to an alumni mixer from 5-7 p.m. A Sunday highlight will be the fashion show at 2 p.m., presented by the Cosmetology department. ^ These are just a few of the ac tivities planned for the Open House Weekend at Sandhills Com munity College March 26 and 27. Just remember?there will be lots of fun, activities, and refreshments for everyone, and it's all free. McCrea Returns < From Okinawa Marine Pt'c. Anthony McCrea, son of Pa/avar McCrea of 312 Crawford St., Raeford, has return ed from a deployment to Okinawa. He is a member of 3rd Battalion, 4th Marines. Camp Lejeune. His unit spent six months overseas as part of the Marine ^ Corps unit deployment program. I he concept is designed to rotate whole battalions or squadrons at a time instead of individuals at separate intervals. In this way, unit integrity is re tained and the actual time spent overseas is shortened. WHAT HAS NERVES OF STEEL. STAYS UP 24 HOURS A DAY AND GIVES YOU FAST SERVICE? ucb24 UNITED CAROLINA BANK ucb
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