Central High School - Snips and Cuts Yearbook (Charlotte, NC)

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The Seven Cardinal Principles of Education form a set of standards by which an inquirer may judge the purposes and achievements of the public educational institutions of today. In the light of these objectives, one will find that the multifarious activities of school life, curricular and extra-curricular, assume a continuity, a meaningfulness, not apparent to casual obser- vatzon. That students and patrons alike may more readily under- stand these aims and the methods which educators employ for attaining them, this year book has been divided into seven sec- tions, each section representing one desired end of education and each giving a pictorial and written interpretation of the ex- periences through which the student passes in achieving that end. A The divisions are Citizenship, Fundamentals, Vocations, Worthy Use of Leisure, Ethical Character, Worthy Home Mem- bership, and Health. An educational system that looks steadfastly toward the at tainment of these designs must eventually fashion men and women of sound ideals and civic-minded attitudes well equipped to live their years nobly and to enjoy them richly 3 A. :iii Xin .Q lim' ,I tl t tl lla I e -M U

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ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS H. P. HARDING DR. E. H. GARINGER Superintendent of Charlotte City Schools Principal of Central High School MISS MARION FRASER MISS LENA JONES Dean of Girls Secretary Page Nine