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

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vii rx Assisting Miss Craven and Mr. Vance is this group of girls: First row, left to right, Gloria Snotherly, Betty Grace, Phyllis ldol. Second row, Phyllis Conrad, Christine Andrews, Fran- ces Ring. Third raw, Peggy Lovett, Carolyn McSwain, Rebecca Keever, Fourth row, Jean- nette Patterson, Ann Southerland. Fifth row, Linda Morrison, Betty Jo Patterson, Virginia Cox. A favorite face to be found in the general office is that of Mrs. Johnsie Jackson, known to her staff of girls as Mrs. J, ln her capacity as secretary of High Point High, Mrs. Jackson performs many and varied tasks, but she does them all with a willingness that amazes those who know and observe her. Thanks, Mrs. J for answering our questions, for issuing our text books, and for just being a general Jackson-of-all trades. I8 A X! AQ? iCLA8 IWLCLI People whose footsteps lead them to the Dean's office are greeted by the smiling faces of these girls, who assist Mr. Vance and Miss Craven. ls- suing sick slips and checking the clinic records are only a few of the many duties per- formed by these girls. Even though kept constantly busy by people wanting various things, they are always ready with a cheery Hello, may I help you? for everyone. These gals are the ones who keep your records of attendance ev- ery day, which is not an easy job, but is ably done by this staff. 4-.X ' A 1 U ' ' 5 gan tr. ff'

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Qu M Devoting much time and energy in service to the school is our Princi- pal, D. P. Whitley. Mr. Whitley is regarded with affection by all his eager charges as he continually holds aloft the high ideals of High Point High School. Miss Frankie Craven, our new Dean of Girls, has already proved that her pleasing disposition and understanding of students will make her a promising candidate for High Point High's Faculty Hall of Fame. Seen everywhere, giving advice and making himself congenial with everyone, is our Dean of Boys, Ralph Vance. His jovial personality is an inspiration to all who know him. l . TQ ,aww .4 x 3

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.S?Ql0,, Ol' uri Assisting in keeping the office running smoothly and efficiently is Mrs, Doris Teague. Pencil always in hand, she attends to the paper work -the keeping of files and col- lege records--of a busy school. Contributing also to the efficiency of a well-organized school administration is the office staff, composed of girls from grades ten through twelve. These girls perform many important services, including answering the telephones and corrying messages to various parts of the building. Helping Mrs. Jackson and Mrs. Teague is this chorus line of girls left to right, Julie Wendler, Patsy Caughman, Shelby Jean Rackley Joy Arrington Billie Morehead, Delores Broadwell, Thelma Howell Betsy Roberts Carolyn Sue Denning, Jo Ann Sowers, Libby Nicholson Bonnie Tilley Ann Bonner Ruth Riggs.