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

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ff: :T ,Li 5311.139 THAT W-fzhjffff YEAR According to Webster, the word pemican is defined as dried lean meat in the form of pressed cakes. To the students of High Point High School, the word pemican means a book summarizing a year of life at High Point High School- comprising within a small compass choice bits of an eventful school year. It is the purpose of the 1962 Pemican to unfold the events of the year as the sea- sons unfold-fall, winter, and spring. The completed work will be a book of memories -memories of a wonderful year at our alma mater. The seasons were good to High Point High this year. A warm autumn came with pep rallies, football games, College Day, the junior play, and Thanksgiving holidays. As winter came, the weather turned colder, and students quickened their paces in happy anticipation of Christmas vacation-the two weeks of calm before the storm of mid- term exams. We went to basketball games, the senior play, and kept up with the news with the Pointer. Then came spring, and High Point High was at her best. The talent show, proms, and final exams kept us busy, but not too busy to look toward graduation with mixed emotions. The seniors leave High Point High to go on to college, trade school, or a job. Others stay behind, looking forward to the year they will be seniors. To those leaving, may the 1962 Pemican serve to remind you of that wonderful year-1962. To those who stay, may the 1962 Pemican inspire you to even greater heights in 1963 and 1964.

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Mwmywfwma... Vicki Lewis, Geri Buck, Sonya Morris, and Ami Although anxious to leave, Jim Nelson, Lynnette Lovelace take a lunch break on a lovely spring Rice, and Sally Osborn take time to flash friend- day. ly smiles. 6