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

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preparation, the student government makes partakers aware ol' the significance of reasoning and sensihle judgment, so vitally necessary not only in parliamentary procedure, hut in all phases of everyday living. Reaping full benefits of the knowledge as to how to lead in student government activi- f + h ties are the ofhcers of the 1950 council: Doris 1 'R is Q Craven, president, Jerry Paschal, vice-president: 4 Gladys Hall, secretary: and Martha Stone, 3 treasurer. Serving as the nucleus of relation- ? ship hetween faculty and Student hody, they stated their primary purposes which were to estahlish the spirit of leadership and follower- ship in the daily school routines. and to enliven the students' interest in the workings ol. their council. lVith such aiins in inind, they plunged headlong into the inany tasks facing thetn. Several ineinhers attended state and interstate President Doris Craven is always prepared with a ready solution to all student council prohlems. .Xlong with her faithful ercw of helpers, Doris guides the student body with efliciency and ease. Parliamentary Experience Gained ln SCA Projects Training found through student Council activities can hardly he surpassed hy any other organization. Through all channels of Top: Upper house members, Gladys Hall. Thomas Niaulclin, and Nancy Bright, pause before entering a joint session of the student council. liollom: Making final plans for Evalution VVeek these upper house representatives realize the importance of such an event. Cyrus Brooks, Donnie Boone, Barhara Priddy, .Xl Roach, and Barhara Short re- ceive their contact assignments. 18

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