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

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Mr. D. P. Vvhitley, principal, has for ten years been the guiding personality of all the activities and functions of Iligh Point High School. In spite of his numerous daily tasks, he has always been ready to do any service for the welfare of the school. Facult and Administration As we turn the pages of this, our yearbook, We as students have a right to feel satisfied with the things we have accomplished, the projects that have been carried through to successful comple- IIOH. Yet as we look back over the records of the past year, we should never forget that behind every finished piece of work there has always been some directing force, perhaps unnoticed at the time. lt is, therefore, to the men and women in senior high who, day by day, have cheerfully guided and directed us, not only in the classroom but also in the outside activities and projects Which have meant so much to all of us that we now say, simply but with deep gratitude, We thank you. '4f312t3v

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SCHQGL Church and school are the two most important factors in any city. They determine the character of the citizens. Gur churches are many5 our school system is one. It is the nucleus for the training, in mind and character, of the youth of High Point. About two hundred and sixty seniors leave H.P.H.S. this year With the expectation of hringing credit and fame to a Wonderful institution. f xg y -E 4 A? LQ-LJ. nk Lfimi X4 X Hawk 9 ,MJ 5 if X QQ? Q5 N 6 T9 is is t 75 1' M. -Gs, II gs-

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'GQEISGQ Miss Verona Blalock Miss Virginia Lee Bledsoe Miss Madeline Brooks Miss Muriel Bulwinkle Mr. A. R. Carr Miss Mary Elizabeth Cox Mr. Carl Cronstedt Miss Virginia Frank Mr. Robin F. Gatwood Miss Ruth Goodman Miss Louisa Hatch Miss Geneva Highfill Miss Dorothy Hollar Mrs. Lidie Horton Miss Louise Hunter Miss Mary Ella Ingram Mr. Cuthbert Ishee Mrs. Meeta Jackson Miss Bain johnson Miss Elizabeth Lindsay Miss Marjorie MacKenzie