Pink Hill High School - Hornets Nest Yearbook (Pink Hill, NC)

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Homecoming Highlighted Miss Dianne Taylor 1964 Homecoming Queen 96

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Members of the LITTLE HORNET BASKETBALL team are Scotty Stroud, Haywood Smith, Vance Murphy, Danny Hood, Bill Turner, Mike Pickett, Jerry Noble, Donald Kennedy, J. M. Strickland, and Billy Brewer. Program for Youngsters Builds Future Athletes Pink Hill is a member of a Lenoir County The boys play a twelve game schedule with other county teams Basketball conference for boys between the ages and at the end of the season an all-star team composed of the of 9-12 who do exceed 5'6 tall. The teams best players in the county is chosen. This team plays in an invitation- are limited to only three 12 year olds, three 11 al tournament with teams from surrounding communities. The Lenoir year olds, and four 9 and 10 year olds on the County All Stars have sponsored and won the event over the four year same team. period that it has been going on. Our own local team is coached by Rev. Jean Hood. Good defense by a Moss Hill player deflects i 5 a shot by center Donald Kennedy and we're The long shot by Billy Brewer drops and we're on the scoreboard! on defense again! 95

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by Crowning of the Queen Homecoming, an annual occasion at PHS, brings back many former teachers, graduates, and students. The proceedings associated with the day include a pep rally, a bar-b-que supper, a junior varsity basketball game, a varsity girls and boys basketball game, and at the half- time of the boys' game, the crowning of the Homecoming Queen. Nominees for queen are nominated by the senior class and voted on by the entire student body. This year's nominees were Dianne Taylor, Christine Wiley, and Evelyn Murphy. The queen's court consisted of freshman attendants Marsha Turner and Eunice Taylor, sophomore attendants Rosemary Taylor and Susan Murphy, and junior attendants Janice Faye Grady and Polly Westbrook. This year's games were with Southwood High School, and winning the games added the climax to a day filled with many thrills. Half-time ceremonies of the boys’ game featured the crown- ing of the queen by co-captains of the team Johnny Turner and Ralph Herron. The traditional bar-b-que supper had two special guests for the evening, Superintendent H. H. Bullock and Mrs. Bullock. They enjoyed the meal with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wiley and Mrs. Lynwood Turner Recent graduates Jackie Perkins, L. H. Turner, Bill Hatch, and Gene Taylor greet each other with the old familiar, Man! ; It's good to see you oT,