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

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In 1897 Geo. H. Crowell was chosen as first Supt., of High Point Grad- ed Schools. Here he labored faithfully for 11 years at the end of which time he resigned to enter a larger Held. Mr. Crowell was succeeded by Mr. Harry Howell who served for 3 years. He too resigned to go to a larger Work. Succeeding Mr. Howell came our present Supt Mr. Thornwell Haynes. In reviewing the work of these 3 men it will suffice to say, that by their untiring efforts, the hazy dream of 17 years ago has been realized in the present splendid school system of High Point. V

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Mrvriing In the publication of this book, we present to our readers volume one of the Atelier. In it We have endeavored to bring out the best and most en- during qualities of our High School life. Boyhood and girlhood days, early friendships and friendly contestsg these are the things we hold most dear. 'Tis true We have met diapppointments. We have had cherished hopes and ambitions only to see them scattered as chaff before the Wind. Yet these efforts, We trust, have brought results which are not unworthy. May you find here a gentle reminder of school life and by-gone days. VII