Youth Ambassadors
Joshua Pate, son of Warren Pate of Raeford and Dayna Elliott of
South Carolina, has been selected as the Hugh O' Brian Youth Am
bassador for the 1985-86 school year. Josh is president of the
sophomore class at Hoke High and a member of the Boy Scouts of
America. Kathy Faircloth, daughter of Charles and Betty Fair cloth of
Raeford, has been selected as an alternate for the Hugh O 'Brian Am
bassador. She is a representative of the Student Government Founda
tion and a member of Tabernacle Baptist Church.
Delayed Entry
Program
Sabrina Harris, daughter of
Charles and Judy Harris , Rt. I,
Aberdeen, has been accepted in-_
to the Air Force Delayed Entry
Program as an air
passenger/cargo specialist. She
is to report August 20. Sabrina
is a member of FBLA, a special
Olympics volunteer and has
made the honor roll.
Scholarship
Susan Osborne has been award
ed a S 4,700 a year incentive
scholarship from Methodist
College. The daughter of
William and Ruth Osborne, 317
... -JtL Central . A V<?.. Raeford,
Susan is the editor of the Hoke
High newspaper, co-editor of
the Hoke High annual, a
member of both the National
Honor Society and the Spanish
Club and secretary of VIC A
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WE'VE MOVED
Wayside Beauty Salon
Behind Wayside Store
has moved about 1000 yards North
toward Fayettevi/le.
Diep T. King
Bishop decorated
Staff Sgt. Chuck S. Bishop, a
1972 graduate of Hoke High
School, has been decorated with
the fourth award of the Army
Achievement medal at Fort Bragg.
The Achievement Medal is
awarded to soldiers for
meritorious service, acts of
courage, or other ac
complishments.
Bishop is a stock control
specialist with the 1st Corps Sup
port Command.
Davis promoted
John M. Davis, son of Flossie
M. Robinson of Roberts Street,
Raeford, has been promoted in the
U.S. Army to the rank of private
first class.
Davis is a parachute rigger at
Fort Bragg, with the 612th
Quartermaster Company.
He is a 1984 graduate of Hoke
County High School.
A.B. Walker arrives
for W. German duty
"Army Private Antonio B.
Walker, son of Dorothy L. and
James E. Walker of Iris Street,
Raeford, has arrived for duty with
the 56th Field Artillery Brigade,
West Germany.
Walker, a wheeled-vehicle
mechanic, was previously assigned
at Aberdeen Proving Ground,
Maryland.
He is a 1982 graduate of Hoke
County High School.
Jerry Finin sent
to West Germany
Spec. 4 Jerry R. Finin, daughter
of Ethel M. Finin of Harmony
Heights, Raeford, has arrived for
duty with the U.S. Military Com
munity Activity Pirmasens, West
Germany.
Finin, a stock control specialist,
was previously assigned at Fort
Campbell, Kentucky.
She is a 1979 graduate of Hoke
County High School.
Richardson recieves
Air Force promotion
Terry J. Richardson, son of
Lacy Richardson of Silver Street,
Raeford, and nephew of Janie
Richardson of Alexandria Avenue,
Bronx, New York, has been pro
moted in the U.S. Air Force to the
rank of senior airman.
He is a 1976 graduate of Red
Springs High School.
Miss Upchurch Pageant
These students stand ready to compete in the 2nd
annual " Miss Upchurch " Pageant to be held 7:45
p.m. Tuesday, December 10, at Upchurch School
Auditorium. Advance tickets are on sale at the
school for SI. Tickets at the door are $2. Pictured
are: (front row, left to right ) Melissa Hicks, Melon
dy Oxen dine, Tasha Breeden, Dianne Lock tear,
Leslie Tatum, Bertha Branch, Rhonda Ellis and
Rebecca Jones (middle row, I. to r.) Mary Ross,
Michelle Glenn, Crystal McNeill, Helen Smith,
Phaylene Locklear, Elizabeth Chavis, Karen
Brewer, Allison Miller, Karin Langdon and Ann
Richards (top row, I. to r.) Angela Locklear, Carol
Davis, Tina Hardin, Amy English, Patrice Jacobs,
Priscilla Carson, Laura McFadyen Casey Williams,
Amy Howard, and Julie Morris . Not pictured are
Nikki Stone and Dorothy Barnes.
Morehead Nominees
Three Hoke High students have been nominated for
Morehead Scholarships this year. They are: (from
left to right) Mac Langdon, son of Glenn and Elga
Langdon, of North Magnolia Street, Raeford. Mac
is president of the Senior Class and is a member of
the National Honor Society. A member of First
Baptist Church, he is interested in aeronautical
engineering and political science. Darryl Snapp is
the son of Jakie and Georgeanna Snapp, Rt. 4,
Raeford. He is president of the student body and a
member of the French Club. A member of Lewis
Chapel Missionary Baptist Church, he is interested
in politics and sports. Tripp Simpson, son of Lester
and Lee Simpson, Rt. 4, Raeford, is president of
the National Honor Society and a member of the
Quiz Bowl Team. A member of Parker United
Methodist Church, he is interested in space explora
tion.
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