School News
Lollipop making
The RIF program at J. W. McLauchlin School was held for all second
graders on Wed., April 27. Mrs. Kenra Stansfield of FayettevUle
demonstrated making lollipops. Each student chose a lollipop and book.
The money for the RIF project is furnished by the Raeford's Women's
Club and the federal government.
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The teachers, children and staff
at Scurlock Elementary School
honored Mrs. Shirley Potts April
25-29 during National Secretaries
Week.
Mrs. Potts serves as the school's
secretary.
On Monday the Hospitality
Committee proclaimed the week as
a special one for Mrs. Potts.
Students made gifts and cards to
present to her.
One class made a large banner
which read: "Mrs. Potts is Special.
Thank You."
The banner was placed in the
lobby for all to see.
Teachers, aides and other staff
members showered Mrs. Potts
with all types of gifts from
beautiful candlewicked craft items
and fresh flowers to a pound cake
and fudge.
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School secretary honored
The hospitality committee at McLauchlin school observed Secretary's
Week with gifts and a party for their secretary, Joy Lpchurch.
Scurlock Honors Secretary
The highlight of the week was a
tea which was held in Mrs. Potts
honor on Wednesday afternoon.
A beautifully decorated blue and
white cake in the motif of a
typewriter was the focal point of
the refreshment table which was
appointed with a lace edged
tablecloth and a flower arrange
ment of pink and blue silk flowers.
Foaming pink strawberry punch
was served with the cake which was
epecially baked and decorated for
Mrs. Potts by Mrs. Dee McBryde.
A slimline digital watch with a
matching pen was presented to
Mrs. Potts at the tea by Hospitality
Chairman Brenda Edwards.
The entire week was enjoyed by
the children and adults alike at
Scurlock who feel that Mrs.
Shirley Potts exhibits the very
finest qualities in a secretary and is
"Scurlock's Special Treasure."
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Hoke Highlights
by Teresa Taylor A Pun Curtie
On Friday of this week, approx
imately 90 seniors accompanied by
chaperones will take a trip to Six
Flags Over Georgia.
This day is "Senior Day" at Six
Flags. High School Seniors from
everywhere will be participating in
this trip.
The bus is scheduled to leave
Raeford at 7 a.m. Friday. We plan
to arrive at our destination around
5 p.m.
The day will not end until 3 a.m.
Saturday when we leave Georgia to
return to Raeford. We expect to
arrive home around 10 a.m. Satur
day morning.
The Health Occupations
Students of America (HOSA),
under the direction of Mrs. Sally
Young, are presently planting a
flower garden at the Open Arms
Rest Home. This is one of their
many spring projects.
HOSA is also sponsoring a
Blood Drive as another spring pro
ject. The Bloodmobile will be at
the High School on Monday, May
16. HOSA members are in search
of donors to give the "drop of
life."
Misses Myochi Dudley and
Deborah Goodman will represent
the Hoke County Chapter of
HOSA at the State Congress in
Winston-Salem on May 5, 6 and 7.
They are the District winners,
therefore they will go on to com
pete on the state level this
weekend.
Miss Goodman will compete in
the imformative speech category
while Miss Dudley will participate
in the job interview competition.
Miss Dudley will also represent
HOSA in the Parade of Prestige at
State Congress. We wish the best
of luck to both of them.
Congratulations to Misses
Elizabeth (Lisa) Upchurch and
Kim Smith. They have been
selected to attend Governor's
School this summer.
Miss Smith will attend Gover
nor's School East in Laurinburg as
an English student, while Miss Up
church will attend Governor's
School West in Winston-Salem in
the Natural Science Program.
FMA Honor Roll Named
Students at Flora Macdonald
Academy in Red Springs com
pleted their fifth six-weeks period
of this school year on April 21.
The Headmaster's Roll requires
an overall average of at least 95,
the F.M.A. Roll an average of
90-94, and the Special Roll is com
posed of students who raised their
average at least 5 points over the
preceeding grading period.
Headmaster's Honor Roll
5th Grade
Ladoska Keeter - Lumber
Bridge, Eddy Owen - Red Springs
and Amy Parker - Raeford.
6th Grade
Clifton Watson - Red Springs.
7th Grade
John McManus - Red Springs.
8th Grade
Virginia Hayes - Red Springs
and Martha McLean - Wagram.
9th Grade
Beth McNeill - Raeford. Kim
McNeill - Raeford and Tonya Pale
- Raeford.
1 1th Grade
Cindy Gibson - Raeford, Annie
Hughes, Susan McKay, Anne
McLean and Laura McLeod -
Raeford.
12 Grade
Ruth Bodenheimer.
F.M.A. Honor Roll
5th Grade
Rich Averitte - Red Springs,
Karen Boyles - Raeford, Beth
Bracey - Shannon, and Brian
McGugan - Red Springs.
6th Grade
Marcus Thompson - Lumber
Bridge.
7th Grade
Lida Keber - Red Springs, Chris
Dailcy - Raeford, Bill McGougan -
Lumber Bridge and Sherry
McLean - Wagram.
8th Grade
Beth McLeod - Raeford and
Leslie McKethan - Red Springs.
9th Grade
Vicki Russell - Raeford and
Amanda Tolar - Shannon.
12th Grade
Dorcas Hostetler - Raeford, Kel
ly Odom - Red Springs and Missy
Tyndall - Red Springs.
Special Honor Roll
7th Grade Dawn Sams - Raeford
9th Grade
Glenn Bracey - Shannon and
Vicki Russell - Raeford.
Ruth Bodenheimer Dorcas Hostetler
Top Graduates Honored *
Eugene L. McKethan, head
master of Flora Macdonald
Academy in Red Springs, has
recently announced Miss Ruth
Elaine Bodenheimer as valedic
torian and Miss Dorcas Gore
Hosteller as salutatorian of the
graduating class of 1983.
Recognition as class valedic
torian is awarded each year to the
senior student who earns the
highest cumulative academic rank,
as determined by the academy's
differentiated system of grading in
the high school.
The class salutorian. Miss
Hostetler, has earned the second
highest academic rank in her class.
Miss Bodenheimer, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Edward C.
Bodenheimer of Red Springs, was
a Morehead Scholarship nominee,
served as a chief marshal last year
and is listed in Who's Who Among
American High School Students
and the Society of Distinguished
American High School Students.
She was president of her class last
year and is currently president of
the senior Beta Club.
During her high school pro
gram, Ruth has served on the
academy annual staff, been a
member of the photography club,
vice-president of the Business Club
and in academy mixed chorus. She
was a cheerleader for two years
and has been selected as a
representative in May Court and
Homecoming Court.
Ruth plans to attend the Univer
sity of North Carolina at Chapel
Hill next year to pursue a degree in
business and accounting.
Miss Hostetler, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles A. Hostetler of
Raeford, served as a junior class
marshal, is a member of the Socie
ty of Distinguished American High
School Students and is listed in
Who's Who Among American
High School Students. She has
been the recipient of the DAR
Good Citizen Award, the Dan
forth "I Dare You" Award and
was a district nominee to the
Morehead Scholarship Program.
Dorcas is currently president of
the Student Government Council
and editor of the academy
newspaper. She is a member of the
senior Beta Club, annual staff and
was a marshal last year.
In sports, Dorcas plays on the
basketball team and was chosen as
most valuable player on the tennis
team last year.
She will enter Meredith College
in the fall to begin preparation Tor
a career in teaching or law.
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