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

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In Memoriam It is all over now, but we remember John Fitzgerald Kennedy. We remember the smiling young president with his lovely wife and children beside him, his energy, his enthusiasm, and his wisdom, We remember the suddenly grief-stricken classroom when the announcement of the as- sassination came to us, We felt a loss as personal as though it had been the classmate across the aisle. We knew that we were living history and felt all the more humble. We remember the flag-raising ceremony on our front campus the morning of his burial, the noon memorial services, and our grief which was shared by millions throughout the world, It is all over now, but we remember, We are young and his words are a challenge to us, ‘‘Ask not what your country can do for you. Ask what you can do for your coun- iy om A saddened student body stands in silence as the flag is lowered to half mast. Linda Murphy mirrors the disbelief of millions who listened to the tragic news. Principal Frank S, Wiley presided at the memorial services, 7

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Elementary Teachers Train Fifth grade teachers are MRS. BRUCE PERKINS and MRS. MARIE HILL, both graduates of Atlantic Christian College. Mrs. Perkins enjoys her work with the school chorus which sings each year in the county music festival and her work with the music program in the Methodist Church. Her three children graduated from PHS. Mrs. Hill's husband, a PHS graduate, is mayor of our town. Away from her classroom Mrs. Hill enjoys her two boys, Tony and Jeff, the beach, and reading. MRS, KATHERINE JONES has taught sixth grade at PHS for several years. She is held in high regard by any student who was ever fortunate enough to be in her classroom. This is MR. BOBBY DAVIS' first year at Pink Hill. He is as popular Jones enjoys sewing and helping care for among his seventh grade students as among his fellow workers. He has several pet chihuahuas. Her daughter Nancy won the admiration of his Junior-Varsity basketball team through his is a teacher in Raleigh. love of basketball. Mr. Davis admires a student who is honest and who puts a maximum effort into any project he undertakes. He and his wife reside in Moss Hill with their daughter Melanie. 72