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

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and fofls open pahoaifs fa sound koM Through calisthenic drills in physical education classes, boys keep physically fit and mentally alert. Our school offers a wide variety of sports designed to fit the needs of most students. All sophomores participate in the activities of physical education classes. They learn the basic skills of many sports as well as the importance of working co-operatively with others. Through calisthenics, sopho¬ mores build muscular control which pre¬ pares them to play on teams such as this one. 13

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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

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facuttif simno opm qahu ufs The faculty and administra¬ tion are vital to the promo¬ tion and growth of our school. In the General Office our busy secretaries take time to as¬ sist students and teachers. Mrs. C. T. Latimer, president of the PTSA, discusses plans for Open House with Miss Haywood, faculty chairman, and Ken Starling, president of the Student Council. 14 I