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

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Fellowship, a major part of stu¬ dent life, comes to us as a de¬ lightful Ijy-product of the activi¬ ties of our school. Many students enjoy the spirited atmosphere of football and basketball games. We join together with friends in cheer¬ ing for our school. The cheer¬ leaders encourage and promote this enthusiasm among the students. Here, some of the cheerleaders gather around the large Bison head, symbol of our hard-working athletic teams. The clubs of our school pro¬ vide opportunities for fellow¬ ship. A big event for all clubs and organizations is the an¬ nual Homecoming parade. Members of the Science Club work diligently to finish their float in time. 11

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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

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Through sports and physical activities we build and maintain health and physical fitness. From a wide variety of sports the boys choose the activity best suited to their needs, while the girls select their sports from the GAA pro¬ gram. Students work diligently for victory according to the rules of the game and at the same time move toward the goal of better sportsmanship. The fiery Bison, led by the vivacious cheerleaders, burst through the Bison curtains as they prepare to meet the op¬ position. Three members of the GAA basketball team polish their foul shots before an important practice session. After an exciting Bison touchdown, the majorettes execute a new routine to the spirited rhythm of Cen¬ tral High’s school song. 12