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

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Ways we grow . . . MENTALLY SOCIALLY SPIRITUALLY

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Hundreds of students ride the orange school buses to and from school every day. This year has brought many changes in both our school and ourselves. High Point Central High has grown in size with a new wing, just as we have grown in mind, body, and spirit this past year. Within these pages is captured the commemorative record of the past year. We developed physically by attending phy- sical education classes where we spent an enjoyable hour perfecting some particular skill. Some of us participated in school sports, enabling Central High to compete with neigh- boring schools. As we undertook new subjects, We ac- quired a considerable amount of knowledge. Although at the time it was hard for us to believe that all this learning was worthwhile, we managed to store our minds with knowl- edge for both the present and the future. The 8:30 bell did not end our connection with Central High for the day. We had club or committee meetings to attend, projects to carry out, and ball games to attend, where we cheered our teams on to victory. These and other activities brought us together with our friends and fellow students and enabled us to exchange ideas and opinions. The morning devotion always assured us of at least one peaceful moment before our school day began. We could also depend on an inspiring thought on the board every day. PHYSICALLY

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TABLE OF CONTE TS BOOK ONE Administration . . .... Page 20 Faculty ...... .... P age 24 Curriculum .. .... Page 30 Dr. Dean B. Pruette, superintendent of High Point City Schools, directs the activities of a growing school system. BOOK TWO Classes Seniors . . .. .Page 56 Juniors ..... . . .Page 102 Sophomores . ...Page 124 Seated at his desk in the newly-decorated office, Dr. W. J. Scott, principal, prepares the agenda for the school day.