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

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THE CQNTENTS SCHOCL I ACTIVITIES M I ATHLETICS I 4 FEATURES Q

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, j .6751 f- g ll , ? , ?'i Q, , , ,. - , I . ' -- x ' 4l I if ' i i f. - go, 7 X fl . AX Ll We admire this instructor not only for his pioneer spirit and his versatility, but also for his helpfulness and his genuine sincerity. As head of the diversified occu- pations department, he has demonstrated his understanding of student problems, and in his capacity as senior adviser, he has proved his ahility in guiding young people. ln Whatever he does, whether it is advising students or selling tickets at a game, he finishes well the task he has undertaken. It is therefore with sincere gratitude and real affection that We dedicate this 1947 edition of the Pvmicfmz to Ralph H. Vance, teacher, counselor, and friend. '4575v

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PQREWORD Almost two years have passed since the first issue of the Pemicmz came off the press. Now we present to you, fellow students, the third edition 0 our annualfhetween whose covers you will find a complete record of all events of interest occurring during 1946-'47. As the city in which we live is necessarily closely related to our school life, the staff of the l9-47 Pemiczm has chosen for its theme - Uur City. ln the years to come, as we turn the pages of this volume, we shall find that school and city are closely interwoven in our rememhrances of the past. We ask you, therefore, to make this hook one 'of your priceless possessions - not to be stored away for special occasions but to be put in an accessible place as an eloquent reminder of the carefree and proitable years once spent in senior high. May you also as individuals uphold the ideals which find expression in this volume. In it we have bound together the past experiences which few of us will ever forget - experiences inextricably associated with both H.P.H.S. and Our City. THE EDITOR XX X 1 '459E5v