Central High School - Pemican Yearbook (High Point, NC)

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l Miss Lindsay gives final instructions to the junior class oflieers as they prepare to leave to gather material for their latest project. Lqfl In right: Franees Mull, secretaryg Albert Hale, presidentg Sain Gihson, viee-presidentg 'l'o1niny York, treasurerg and Miss Lindsay, faculty adviser. Potential Leaders Ride To Success , lt took Allmert Hale, presidentg Sain Gibson, viee-presidentg Frances Mull. secretaryg Tom- my York, treasurer: Gladys Hall and Cyrus Brooks. upper house representativesg Bliss lllizaheth Lindsay. adviser: and 335 students, junior elass memhers. to plan and earry out an eventful year. ln the l'all eame the Class elections with keen eompetition and a sizzling campaign. Every student heartily supported his choice candidate, and eaeh nominee was grateful to his booster hut did not dare to hope. january hrought the presentation of the junior play, The Sfzlinmry Ezfffnzng Cilzosl, under the direction of Miss Amy Franklin. Students earnestly tried out for their chosen parts, and the seleeted aetors worked tirelessly ineino- rizinq their lines. On the night ol' the per- formance any douhts or fears the players might have had were Completely lmanished. The audienee roared as the eoniedy eame into lull swing. After the eurtains elosed for the last time, the spectators still ehuekled to thein- selves as they filed out oi' the auditorium. juniors not in the play. liOI'lIlt'fl eommittees necessary to its sueeess. With the arrival ol' spring and the end oi' the sehool year in sight. hustlinq groups of students putting their heads together planned the most important ol' all soeials at senior high sehoolfffthe junior-Senior prom. Clon- trilmutinq their tiine. their ideas. and theni- selves. the juniors worked enthusiastieally with the seniors for the sueeess ol' this wonderful event. As this class Carried out its duties, it was eonseientiously preparing to take over the reins next year. With their past experienee and an optimistie outlook the logo junior elass is now well ahle to Imeeome the highest and most important elass in sehool.

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