THE NEWS-JOURNAL
Raefnrd, N.C.
October 9, 1996
School News
School Briefs
The following students were se
lected as Student of the Month for the
month of September: Jestine Davis,
Jarvis Smith, Whitney Samone McIn
tosh, Kayla McLaughlin, Kyra
Locklear, Adrian Perry. Devonta
Shaw, Latisha McNeill, Ashley
Turner, Amanda Patrick, Courtney
McGregor, Clinton McCoy, Alicia
Barham, Gabrielle Patrick, Lonita
Moore, Ryan McCall, Crystal Mor
row, Ritisha Blue, Byron Adams,
Tangela Leggett, Korday Morrisay
and Anthony McCrae.
Classrooms with “Excellent Dol
phin Behavior” in the lunchroom for
the week of Oct. 4: Kindergarten,
Mrs. Lowery; first grade, Mrs.
Bounds; second grade, Mrs. Horvath;
third grade, Ms. Miner; fourth grade,
Mrs. McCall and fifth grade, Mr.
Magee.
Terrific Kids for the month of Sep
tember are: Angela Gonzalez, Joe
Jones, Leslie McKoy, Jasmine
Bridges, Jarvis Smith, Jaquan Green,
Shanetta Smith, James Murdock,
Daneia Belford, Brad Smith, Ken
neth Campbell, Carlisa Morman,
Tirshatha Barnes, James McLeon,
Vicky Hunt, Casanova Campbell,
Kanisha Love, James Harris, Ken
neth Hepburn, Roger Konopka, Kim
berly Silvia,SymphonyLeak,T’Erica
Robinson, Sharqwana Luckie,
Diondra McQueen, Jack Douglas,
Ashley Oxendine, Richard Blue,
Whitney Taylor, April Watkins, Ryan
Shaw, Robin Lesl ie, Christian Schulz,
Travis McGougan, Manuel Leander,
Toni Morrow, Ryan McCall and
Chavala Simmons, Jessica Henderson,
Amber Brown, Jimmy Broadway,
Jennifer Barefoot, Ricky Hunt
Shontanette Shaw, Thomas
Richardson, Trenise McKoy, Chavez
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Dolphin Ticket winners for the
week of October 4: Kindergarten, Ann
Locklear and Emmanuel Galberth;
first grade, David McNairand Dontae
Ross; second grade, Tashia Scott and
William Warfield; third grade, Rich
ard Blue and Jessica Locklear; fourth
grade, Lester Galberth and Christo
pher Oxendine and fifth grade, David
Bounds and Leslye Swindell.
Bus ticket winners for the week of
October 4: Quanta Graham on bus
136 and Mario Wilson on bus 155.
Team members of the month for
West Hoke Elementary were Emma
Thomas, Matthew McGregor and
Mary Horvath.#
Ebony Peterkin, a drummer in the
West Hoke Middle School 7th grade
band and the marching band, is also a
drummer and musician at the St. Mat
thew Church of God and a loyal drum
mer for the Church of God Founded
by Jesus Christ.
She is the daughter of Cassandra
Kempand the granddaughterof James
Peterkin and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur B.
Kemp of Raeford. She has one brother,
Terry L. Peterkin 11.
On May 11, 1996 Peterkin com
peted and won the opportunity to go
to the Apollo Theater in Harlem. On
September 4 she and her family trav
eled to New York. Her drum solo
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placed second in the amateur night
contest,competingwith 15 to ISother
talents from Louisiana; Washington,
D.C.; Virginia and New York. Ama
teur night at the Apollo was an expe
rience unlike any other Peterkin has
encountered throughout her musical
performances.
Ebony must win a total of three
Amateur Night Performances before
she is al lowed to appear on Showtime
at the Apollo.#
The following students were
named Terrific Kids at McLauchlin
Elementary School last month:
Chelsea Richardson, Chamira
Peterkin, Amber Locklear, Shane
Anslinger, Jessica Parter, Heather
Walker, India Grant, Sade
Southerland, Jacob Britt, Trey
Blanton, Ashlee Plummer, Ashton
Daniels, Lauren Smith, Brittany
White, Emily Holland, Austin
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Cortelia Jefferson,Tiffany Ross. Keith
Crumpler. Zachary Crawford. Nicole
Adams, Daniel Ellerbe, Erica Malloy.
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chard l^ewis, Shareef Washington.
Ashley McPhail. Katharine .Mc.Neill.
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McLean. Michael Oldham. Chekim
Jefferson, Robert Stephens. Shaketa
McKoy, Kelvin McLauchlin. .Antonia
Shaw, Scott Mason. Bismai Hussain.
Kendrick Graham and Kimberly
Murphy.#
Phirto Jen Oshurn
Teacher honored
Last Tuesday, Oct ■*, teachers and staff from Rockfish Hoke Elementary School gathered together to
celebrate the retirement of and honor Joann Butler Butler was a fourth grade teacher at the school since
Its incept on p ctured above, Butler receives gifts from Rockfish Hoke Principal Darlene Clark.
Say You Saw It
In The News Journal
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Tlfursday, Oct. 17
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Clarification
In last week's headline about the national guard reunion, the
First Headquarters Battalion was inadvertently left out. Battery
F and the First Headquarters Battalion held their reunion in
Raeford. The News-Journal reerets the error.
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