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

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The MONOGRAM CLUB was formed to promote prestige in athletic activities and to give due recognition to those boys and girls lettering in the various fields of sports. Athletic Associations Strengthen School Ties The recent addition of two new clubs at Pink Hill has greatly increased the amount of spirit that is provided for the teams at athletic events, The MONOGRAM CLUB is planning a spring banquet to honor the lettermen of the past season. PEP CLUB SPONSOR - Mrs. Catherine Sheppard MONOGRAM CLUB SPONSOR - Mr. Thomas Salter The PEP CLUB is composed of the students from grades seven through twelve. A student remains a member as long as he The club requires that its members conduct themselves in the does not miss more than two successive athletic events. basic sportsmanlike principles.

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Black and Gold Times Continues to Grow With the second year of publication of the school news- paper, students found themselves enjoying its feature sections more and more. Under the leadership of Johnny Blizzard, the staff created an image and displayed school life through sections such as sports, current events, individual composi- tions by students, and of course, the ever - present gossip section. The paper is published once a month. Mrs. Linda Paderick, advisor, editor, run off the first copies and Johnny Blizzard, of the third edition. The staff members of the newspaper work hard to see that an edition is published that is not only entertaining but also educational. 39

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Pink Hill School Improves Through PTA Projects The P.T.A. has as its primary aim to improve all phases of the school through cooperative school-community sponsored programs. Worthwhile P.T.A. programs this year included a classroom visitation by the parents to understand the child's school day, a discussion of school consolidation, an airing of social problems of teen-agers, and an explanation of the Lenoir County Guidance Program. The Hallow- een Carnival this year was a great success because the men in the community entered wholeheartedly into a Miss America Pageant. Proceeds from this event go for school necessities. The most charming candidate in the Miss America Pageant was Miss Frankie Wiley. The officers of the P.T.A. for this year are Mrs. Marsha Brewer, President; Rev. Gene Hood, Vice-President; Mrs. Jack Heath, Secretary; and Mrs. Geraldine Simpson, Treasurer. Beauty and grace are exhibited by none other than Miss Wilma Tyndall and Miss Jetherine Hill. As time progresses so does the tense feelings of the con- testants. This one last glimpse reveals the full beauty of the lovely creatures. MISS AMERICA Miss Haywoodia Howard 4