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

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our murt tors Not only did we learn by study¬ ing, but we received a challenge from various speakers, assembly programs, and special features of our school. One of the biggest treats of the year was a speech by Ann Landers, guide of many High Point Central students. Her enlightening speech and vivid per¬ sonality combined to form a de¬ lightful experience for us. The impressive inductions of NHS and Beta Club challenged us to higher standards of work. College Day and Career Day stressed the im¬ portance of duties well performed in high school. On College Day, students welcome the oppor¬ tunity to confer with various college repre¬ sentatives and discuss future educational plans. Newly-tapped for membership in the National Honor Society, Narda Vincent displays both pride and solemnity as she walks with Nancy Hutto to the stage for the impressive induction ceremony. 9

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Tkrotloh oteimfs of m korn huild Miss Walton, Mrs. McCurry and Miss Weaver add the final touches to their report of the Guidance Committee for Evaluation. This silhouette of a student studying symbol¬ izes the basis of all our school work. Individual application and studying are necessary for par¬ ticipation in, and benefit from, class discussions. When the evaluation committee visited our school this year, it was especially interested in seeing how the students responded to these challenges offered by gateways to learning. mm 8

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Throuati of Mmskp m mnk trut, One of the best times for fellowship with friends is before school or between classes. These students take ad¬ vantage of a few free minutes to visit with their classmates. Seniors and underclass¬ men enjoy the brisk air and moments of conversation outside our newest tower be¬ fore going inside to work. Students enjoy the excitement and spirited at¬ mosphere of CHS basketball games. 10