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

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During classes or on an uneventful Sunday afternoon, the quiet mood that surrounds High Point High School emphasizes the stately beauty of the old yellow-brick building. if W' 7 It .f 'I WC is 'MV 2 l Between classes, before the 8:30 bell, and after the final 3:30. gong, energetic students transform the halls into a teeming Grand Central Station. Contents DAILY TIME SCHEDULE MORNING 4.1 Courses . , , Administration Classes . . I Seniors . , . Juniors . . , Sophomores AFTERNOON Organizations Publications Government Honoraries Clubs ,. , Services I Sports EVENING . Events Features . . CLOSING . A Advertisement Senior Statistic .. 19 20 42 52 53 , 100 118 I 135 136 136 140 142 149 172 180 203 204 216 221 222 s and Indices 223 '?1: 1 1 l 1 l ,. il l i 1 , 4 1 I I ,-'1

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At High Point High you found that it was just as important to do cheerful things as to make progress with your work. You con't forget Homecoming Day when you got out of class to labor on a float, election week, filled with fervent campaigning, basketball games when the stands vibrated from clap- ping and yelling, class plays which required weeks of rehearsal, preparing for the spring proms, which was just as much fun as attend- ing themg and of course, graduation, with that short walk - each step bringing a mem- ory. There were other times that you will also remember - the feeling of pride when you had the highest grade, the expectation of a hurried ride to lunch, the frantic search for a lift to an out-of-town game, and the thrill of the snow holiday! These were unique times - times that would happen only in your years at High Point High. Life at High Point High was not all work, as shown by these stu- dents decorating for a highlight of the year, the Sophomore Prom. Like many Senior High students, Jimmie Lue Hart, Ellen Eaves, Buddy Ridge, Steve Ramsey, Sandy Silverstein, Bill Burris, Ed Ellington, and Charlie Lewis find enjoyment in pausing to admire a new car or just to talk. All the excitement of Homecoming day is pictured on the smiling face of Nanabeth Dutton, l96O Home- coming Queen, as Mayor Pro Tem Hobart Bryant con- gratulates her with Harold Moose looking on enviously.