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

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tickets are sold or collections taken up, the library representative daily calls for books to be returned, and once in every six weeks, reports are given out. When the gong rings at nine o'clock, classes change. There is a considerable hub- bub between classes. At twelve and at one, lunch periods begin, and each time a hun- gry line lengthens down the corridor. Afternoon classes are followed by various activ- ities or eighth.periods-voluntary or otherwise-which detain a considerable number of pupils until 'later in the afternoon. Sometimes at night the lights flash on and various groups gather to practice-choir, band, or play casts. Now for the sidelines. There are plays like this year's 'Spring Green and Smilin' Through which we shall long remember-and assembly programs, both entertaining and educational. There have been concerts at night and dances and parties. History has been in the making, and we have listened to radio reports of momentous events. Now, all this is over. That glorious school year of 1944-45 lingers only in memory. Hundreds will not return next year, but they will join other graduates in paying tribute to our dear Alma Mater-HPHS. -u .. A T Tri+? ,fri ff., X f-T 4 T' iff b'1FH?EeS??H PAGE 15 X

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ICH PQINT Senior High--Our School-XVhat has it meant to us? There has been study-of necessity-but this has been well peppered with good times. XVhat a life! VVe arrive at school in cars or model T's, on bicycles or in buses. The more more athletic, full of energy - Hhoof it. i f ' As the crowd gathers, the buzz of the conversationalists strengthens until the sound of the gong sends all scurrying to lockers and home rooms. Presently a voice, friendly and familiar, comes over thc address system: Hllcre are your morning an- nouncements. After that, the work of the home room begins with dcvotionals con- ducted by one of the students. During the following ten or Hfteen minutes, special announcements are made by various committee chairmen, possibly fees are collected and receipted for, sometimes PACE 14

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