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

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7 N Q, fx ,..'! .. ,uf- ' J .M .J The busy girls in the dean's office worked faithfully from J ' sz The girls who assist in the Dean's Office receive due praise. Left to right, first row: Lauralee l-lart, Ellen Walton, Mari- lyn Guyer. Second row: Betty Brim, Jo Anne LaKnott, Ruth Ann Crawford. Third row: Marilyn Payne, Ramona Phillips, Betty Grace. Fourth row: Janet Smith, Barbara Neal, Loretta Saltz, Olivia Sutton. Fifth row: Faye l-looker, Joy Goldsmith, Audrey Knight. Always wearing a pleasing smile is Mrs. Johnsie Jackson, secretary of High Point High. Although Mrs. Jackson usually faces a desk piled high with work, she is never too busy to answer the auestions of students. Patient and understanding, Mrs J. is a popular member of the office staff. homeroom period until the end of the school day to carry out their assigned duties. Issuing admission sl ips, check-out slips, and typing out daily attendance bulletins were only a few of the many tasks of these students. fficient ffice orkers

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Because of his high ideals, his sound judgment, and his tireless efforts to create a better school, Principal D. P. Whitley has become an inspiration to all. No matter how busy he may be, Mr. Whitley is always eager to help students with their problems. Thus he proves himself an able administrator and a faithful friend. I Mrs. Edna Ross, dean of girls and director of guidance, is regarded as a friend and counselor by all students. Mr. Ralph H. Vance, dean of boys, is an example of many good qual- ities combined. His manner of handling daily problems promotes good relationship among students and faculty. eaders Mrs. Edna Ross plans counseling procedures for students Mr Ralph H Vance checks with the employers of the high school. students engaged n part time employment

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P T- 'V I TTT? l i I-, ll Q . 1,4 Ever ready to keep our office well organized and efficient, the members of the General Office Staff perform many important duties. They answer telephones, give information to l L in T7 inquiring students, and carry messages to various parts of the building. In addition, they assist with the financial rec- ords. Wtfvs I . .A -If 4 Q , ,. ,., . , .sf , J, .-, Q , .. ' My .ff V ,W - f, 4' ' ' The indispensable members of the General Office Staff are, left to right, first row: Betsy Roberts, Barbara Merchant. Second row: Patsy Wall, Nancy Staley, Mary Duke. Third row: Thelma l-lowell, Ruth Riggs, Carol Duke, Bonnie Tilley, Fourth row: Diane West, Carolyn Jones, Judy Lawson, Billie Morehead, Shelby Rackley. Mrs. Doris Teague renders valuable service in her work as office assistant. The seniors look to her for help, since it is she who assists them in preparing their college entrance applications and transcripts. With a pleasant smile and a gracious manner, she also supplies information to students and visitors. 27 Q-f7 l 'TT 7,,,,. l ..-