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

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The Pink Hill Chapter of the Future Farmers of America took first place in the state in tobacco judging. The team members are Mike Hatch, Virgil Murphy, Donald Houston, Arthur Turner, Ed Greer, and Donnie Taylor. An annual F.F. A. money-raising project is the building of mail-box posts. Donald Houston, Virgil Murphy, and Hilton Jones are putting the second coat of paint on them before sale. Although the town's December 16 Christmas parade was called off because of rain, the school displayed its floats on Monday morning to the school children. On this bitter cold day, Charles Smith, Arthur Turner and Larry Howard rode the F,F,A, float. An annual occasion for both F,F,A, boys and F,H.A, girls is the trip to the state fair, accompa- nied by F,F,A,. advisor, Mr. John Worthington. 35

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oe e me F.F. A. officers are Donnie Taylor, Donald Houston, Basel Hildreth, Virgil Murphy, Arthur Turner, and Harold Smith. STUDYING VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE THE NATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR BOYS At Pink Hill School, vocational agriculture not only helps boys become established in farming, but it seeks to prepare boys for careers in agriculture. Each year there are 15, 000 opportunities for college graduates with agricultural degrees and only about 7,000 graduates to meet this need. Future Farmers in the FFA are taught to practice brotherhood and to fulfill responsi- bilities by aiding local people. This chapter of the FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA has proved to be one of the most outstanding recorded at Pink Hill School. These boys have placed high in county and state events, and they have earned the respect of the entire student body because of their worthwhile projects. 34

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The staff of the HORNETS' NEST finds itself quite often struggling through snapshots and individual pictures to decide which ones should be used. Staff members here are Carolyn Kennedy, Judy Gail Blizzard, Linda Sanderson, Linda Heath, Scotty Wiley, and Sandra Sanderson. Hornets’ Nest Recreates This Year Through Words and Pictures It takes an entire year of searching, finding, and record- ing information for your HORNETS' NEST by every member of the staff. Copy sheets, pictures, rulers, and typewriters are only a few pieces of the equipment used daily by the staff. The staff has worked diligently at free periods in order that October 15, December 22, and February 22 deadlines might be reached, A visitor to the cubby hole would be amazed to see how an entire yearbook is planned in detail and all pictures drawn to scale. The staff enjoyed putting together this book for you, and we hope that it will bring many fond memories to you, Oe BN) ei Ca ee ae ee ay tee Ge cat a AS JOHNNY TURNER Business: Mana CChi- ) S20 ins eg Moe oe eee SCOTTY WILEY Photogta pier si eek Roa ae ft wee tee STEVE WARD Glasses. ECitOlstss-acn- 6a ae oe a ee LINDA SANDERSON JUDY GAIL BLIZZARD Business'o. (alt Sst-toaot et ae ee ELEANOR HILL SANDRA SANDERSON DY Pistia Sas eS oR Si eee eee aoe eee eek TNL) Age aeies CAROLYN KENNEDY The job of planning layouts and meeting deadlines falls squarely upon the shoulders of Johnny Turner, Editor-in-chief of the yearbook.