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

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XOME.COPqX I .. X MIIJQK SWE This sign, made by the cheerleaders, shows our theme to all who saw the game at the stadium. Eff? r. X it . l 'L if lilly. lit , it QM x, X x tl: Q 1 . V, ,, M ... . f--v---ew -1 What was one of the biggest days in your high school year? Home- coming Day! In the after- noon, there were all kinds of fun activities to do. Then, that night, came the crowning of the Home- coming Queen. During the afternoon- festivities, there were booths and refreshments sponsored by various clubs and other groups, such as the Senior class, FHA, Orchestra, HERO, Soph- omore class, DECA, and the Juniorettes. 8 Homecoming Day The Student Council also planned a Talent Show, dance, and Con- vertible Parade for the Homecoming Court. The HPC band led the parade as the convertibles drove through the driveway and dropped the Court mem- bers off at the Tower 2 steps and continued out. For all at Central, Homecoming Day will be as memorable through the years as the Bison victory over Andrews. This surely was a great year. if Derrick Medley and Sonya Roper participate in the 8 P ' sored by the Chorus. Students were allowed to Selling cookies to hungry h show their spirit by dressing students sometimes is a dif- Hawaiian in Bermuda ficult job. Mrs. Sellars shorts on Homecoming. seems to handle it well. l

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l o have his school picture taken. iPhoto by Patrick McDonnellJ Homecoming, the Prom, Graduation, jobs, and other activities compose this section. Without these happenings, some stu- dents would find school more difficult. From 1927 to l938, dancing was not approved by the school board and it wasnlt included in the cur- riculum. No Prom. As the years went by, we gradual- ly added activity upon ac- tivity. Central has been building its foundation since the birth of the school, and it is evident in every aspect of school life. S. 5 l i 3 is gi Friday night football games are a big social event at Central. Here, Will Rags- dale, Suzanne Safrit and Martha Lindsay wait for a friend. iPhoto by Tripp Trotterj Student Life Divider A 7

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These mimes, Kit Bartol, Amy Dixon, and Michelle Cromwell, delight the crowd during the Talent Show. The Key Club s'Car-Bash was a bang-up success as shown here by football player, Dale Porter. 4 Homecoming Day A 9