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

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Mr Ralph H Vance dean of Hlgh Pomt Hlgh School p61fOlm6fl .fx nmetx of dutles durmg the xeu Mus Frances Hen wood comblned Engllsh t9dCll1llL ind counseling: She and Nh Nance xxele 0ff1Cl1l and unof flCldl cmunselols f0l uelx membel of the student bodx Although Nh lance s p1 1IlldlX dutx sms to lssue fx llst of ibsences tdldl9S check outs .and tluancles each d u pmctlcillx ex elx pupll depended on h1m fox some xdded .,,,,,,,,,,.,,. mg M1 Whltlex on 1mpo1tdnt OCCHSIOUS As counselor to students Mlss Has wood uozked mth the 1dm1n1st11t1on teachels md pfnents to 1nsu1e cl coopexatne and xx ell supelwsed school She plowlded 1nfo1 ma tlon and adxlce to mqunmg f1eshmen in sophomores and gmc help to Junlors and senlors 1n then cho1ces of colleges and lllll sexsltxes In addmon she sened as SDODSOI of the SCIIIOI class DEAN RALPH H VANCE COUNSELORS AND SECRETARIES FORMED THE BACKBONE Mr Vance glves Donna Faye Watson lnformatlon MISS FRANCES HAYWOOD concernmg a check out sllp Guldam-9 Counselor XX I-,,. Xl, fn.. 22 v Q 1 I 'I Q' 5, ' iw ' Lv 2 Q. A,.l1xv Q11 LW 1 lv v ' ' ' ' 2 A ' . ,, . A -. 'I . . ' 'Z 2 - V ' '. , K- -K. . , v . , . V ' ' 1 ' 1 z 'z Q 4 1 --Y ' ' - 3 2 A Q' A help or service. He was often found assist- K L n A F, .Ln ' V' V 2 I 1 A1 l if 1 I ll ' ' 4 V ' . 1 Q' ' ' .' . 2 d S, ' ' ' ' . z Ii' N f - , 4 g 1 'ff .I . .f

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49' Wmpv' N--ar r-f ti DR DEAN B PRUETTE MR, D, P, WHITLEY Supermtendent of CIW Schools Principal of High Point High School ARRANGED AN INTERESTING SCHOLASTIC SCHEDULE Dr. Dean B. Pruette and Mr. D. P. Whit- ley, administrative leaders of High Point High School have shown how guidance for problems, successful class work, and direc- ted activity participation yield dividends. As superintendent of city schools, Dr. Pruette made important decisions concern- ing High Point's educational system. He worked with the school board and various faculty members to make his decisions to the best advantage. Mr. Whitley, whose school year began last spring with the registration of students, worked during the summer at arranging a schedule for sixty teachers and 1,700 stu- dents. Throughout 1958-59 his days were filled with the duties of advising and coun- seling to make High Point High School func- tion smoothly.

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Classroom teaching, counseling, direct- ing plays and pageants, working with com- mittees, chaperoning dances, advising pub- lications, student organizations, and clubs were a few of the duties performed by the sixty members of the High Point High School faculty during the year. Practically all faculty members were ac- tive in professional organizations, such as the Classroom Teachers Association and the North Carolina Education Association. Many teachers took part in community or- ganizations and activities, and studied or traveled during the summer months. In September the P. T. A. welcomed the teachers at a dinner in the high school cafeteria. The week before Christmas, the Social Committee, headed by Mrs. Nancy Poston, librarian, and Miss Ruth Goodman, English teacher, entertained the teachers at a tea in the living room of the home economics department. gil' J Flossie strikes again, and this time Lyman Dillon is her unsuspecting victim. OF THE STUDENT AND ADMINISTRATIVE BODIES. Mrs. Johnsie Jackson, Office Secretary. .rr RN Mrs. Doris Teague, Assistant Office Secre- tary.