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

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ATKINSON, JAMES W., B.S., North Carolina College, M.A., Co¬ lumbia, physical education, FCA BOYLES, ROY W., A.B., Guilford College, M.Ed., UNC-CH, depart¬ ment head, physical education, head football coach, assistant track coach, FCA. COZART, CASSANDRA, B.S., East CaroUna University, M.A.T., UNC-CH, physical education, GAA, cheerleaders HALL, RICHARD WAYNE, B.S., M.A., Western CaroUna University, physical education, biology. Junior Jaycees, cross country, JV basket¬ ball, assistant footbaU coach HESTER, PATRICIA GAIL, B.S., High Point College, physical edu¬ cation, GAA, cheerleaders NELSON, ROGER L., B.S., High Point CoUege, M.Ed., UNC—G, physical education, mathematics, head basketball coach ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT BOYS’ COACHES STAFF; Lee, Schute, Coach Roy Boyles, Noble, Evans. 18

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WINDHAM, MRS. JEAN¬ ETTE P., B.A., Florida State University, Art, Art Club, Y-Teens ART DEPARTMENT The new art teacher, Mrs. Windham, provided an extremely active program. With the aid of slides, the art students made an extensive study of art history and painters. Following the guidelines of a set course of study, the students received instruction in a wide variety of different forms of art. Many of the art students were interested in pur¬ suing a profession in commercial art, while others were concerned simply with art enrichment. 17

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GIRLS’ COACHES STAFF: Row J: Allred, Kelly, Crissman, Pruitt. Row 2: Kearns, Simmons, Burns. Row 3: Liner, Hill, Evans, Yates. The physical education program attempted to de¬ velop students both physically and mentally by par¬ ticipation in team sports such as football and basket¬ ball. Througli individual efforts such as track and tumbling, the department hoped to develop physical pride and to give the student the athletic interest and ability needed for a carryover sport in later life. 19