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

Page 12 text:

if 4 Each day begins with lively chatter and a E ulv ln the m lfllllfi' loukel moms are a mad scramble. xx f X, A X'

Page 11 text:

at Q y o H4 ' v . P- Q . v. ' v g.. Y . 0' 9 .VI ' ar-wt -'fy-,bi I 3 qs.. ez . V G . P I s ' 7 'V T 'P - 1, 'f 5 1, ' Q , 6 ' 0 ff O 0' v P Y S! f 5 J 'Q- , l K. ,I L, . 1 ll .4 4 K , QM. 'Q it .- 1- f Q Q 5 1 - -fs ww 4 f fs 1+..a1i1. . ff I 1 .I W, ',,.,fg'1 gf lj it U. 5 i Q 1, -9 'T 1- :aa '+ H ' 4 .4 .X -- .Z ' '41, U A 5 W V li .1 1,1 xf El. 1' Qi' hy wnvi A0 4 1' , -' . v' v 4' jf fu ' b Vt ' '... ' Cri 3 ' Y-Q

Page 13 text:

rush to lockers. POURING FROM SCHOOL BUSES and cars of all descriptions and plodding on foot, over 1600 students arrived at Senior High each school morning. They congregated at the main gate, at each tower, and in the halls to await the resounding ring of the 8 :25 bell. A few industrious ones studied in the audi- torium or in the library, and some enjoyed the six television sets. After the ringing of the bell, students were allowed fifteen minutes to complete conver- sation, obtain their books from their lockers, and report to first period classes. There could be no more downcast expression than that of a student who rushed madly to be on time but missed the buzzer by one minute. I E I I ,, 7 tw' ' ,,... ,, , ,A if A H vw Beneath the familiar lamppost a group of boys congregate before the 8:25 bell. The morning of Tuesday, January 6, finds several boys indulging in a round of snowballs before class begins ,y-qyqqpqgx gun s 41.3-asa, 4. 3 gl as M A N.. , 4? Q24 , f, . l.: .wav Q, QEW , ng l u- ! 232555 B 5 E E Q 'T '