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

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The l958 emican presents INTANGIBLE FEELINGS are the heart of a happy school year. The feelings of joy at the outcome of an election, pride in a class project, school spirit at an athletic contest, and fulfillment on graduation day each mark a high point in a school year. Each of these feelings is manifested by a special event at High Point High, and it is these events that are featured in the 1958 Pemicom. The Pefmican is different this year: it has new layouts, new organization, and a dif- ferent spirit. Each subscriber now owns a treasure that can never be replaced, either physically or spiritually. , . V:--' , A4 M., . Waiting for a ride home, Mary Linda Eagle studies beside the familiar yellow brick gate. the high points of the past school year. Miss Haywood chats with Miss Mclnnis before leaving for the F. T. A. convention in Durham. I ON THE TITLE PAGE of this yearbook appear the words, published by the Senior Class . . . Though these words are often overlooked, this year's graduating class takes advantage of them in making this dedication. The Senior T Class of High Point High School gratefully dedicates the 1958 Pemiccm to Miss Frances Haywood. Miss Haywood has been at this school only four years, but during that time she has endeared herself to every student who knows her. She grew up with the graduating class, pulling them through two plays, four years of English, and a year of applying to college, choosing mascots, electing superlatives, and planning for graduation. From the seniors to Miss T Frances Haywood, Thanks! 4

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THE 1958 IIIII IIA Published by the Senior Class of HIGH POINT HIGH SCHOOL High Point, North Carolina JANE FOLGER, Editorg MARY BLAIR, Associate FRANCIS DUTTON, Business Manager JIMMY YIP, DON SCHORT, Photographers LOUISE TAPP, Adviser 3

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