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

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Many Central students occupied their summers by slaving away for their bosses. Work means money and future experience— which is very important. Four hundred of North Carolina’s “cream of the crop” went to Salem College for the annual Governor’s School. For seven weeks, four Central students diligently worked in orchestra and math — and enjoyed it. Well, at last — Central finally received a new paint job — through and through. The auditorium and classrooms were painted, and alocker room was renovated into much- needed storage space. 14 Summer GOVERNOR’S SCHOOL: Dana Holton, Nathan Eagle, Mary Barber, Susie Callahan.

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Some members of the NFL spent their summers away from High Point. Colleges and universities were the site for the speech institutes where debaters received instructions and experience. Other students did not really know what summer felt like because they were in summer school or taking complicated trig tests. Trig students hurriedly tried to finish th 8 d © sf z e d . SPEECH INSTITUTE DELEGATES: Row 7 — Sam Lasine, John Tobin, Richard correspondence course in order to take a Alexander. Row 2 — Steve Adams, Don Kirkman, Joe Craig. Row 3 — Walker higher math. Smith, Lin Amos. oN a rn re ates oO Ns gee ee ee. OG A Ba -, Cameron Lindsay, Sara Beth Terrell if Summer 16