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

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Atter finishing a highly successful season, the Central football team was honored at the annual football banquet where the many highlights and the top players were presented. Guest speaker was North Carolina State football coach, Lou Holtz. Players, along with parents, teachers, and students, gave Holtz a standing ovation after a very impressive and vivid speech. Bison Head Coach Roy Boyles announced the seniors would receive game jerseys, and then presented running back Bill Brockman with the Most Valuable Trophy. Other awards presented were: Darrell Pinson — Knocker of the Year Donnie Golden — Most Improved Player Larry Inzar — Unsung Hero Award Mike Thompson — Leadership Award Barry Brewer — Police Award The Tactical Air Command Band brought a resounding beat of pleasant music to the halls of Central when they performed several popular numbers, including “Everybody Plays the Fool.” Students taking a study hall were given a chance to better their driving skills, habits, and attitudes with a two week Defensive Driving Workshop led by officials from the State of North Carolina. Speakers, F LANGLEY films, and discussions helped students to ‘watch TAC AIR FORCE BAND out for the other guy.” TAC AIR FORCE BAND DEFENSIVE DRIVING

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The Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test— National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test exhausted the minds of many juniors in a two-hour examination. With mixed re- actions, students later received scores, hoping they were good enough to be considered in the awarding of scholarships. While the juniors were taking the PSAT- NMSQT, seniors were busy building their vocabularies and improving their reading in order to take the Scholastic Aptitude Test. 30 o's gees if SAT: Debra Moser, Robin Ralston, Mrs. Evelyn Harris