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Page 13 text:
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Mount Airy News Photo loy-al-ty (loi ' el-te)n. [OF] Devoted allegiance. Win or lose, we ' re proud of Central. Zeca presents a memento from Brazil to Mr. Lanier. Each student and each supporter of Central shows loyalty by attending her sports events in all kinds of weather-fair or foul, and by backing her every endeavor. The words, We ' re from Central and couldn ' t be prouder, will echo in each heart forever, for truly the students and the patrons have made Central what she is today. 9
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Mount Airy News Photo. Danny Hardy proudly displays shop tool. Senior float wins first prize. Ecstatic crowd and cheerleaders are overcome with joy. de-vo-tion (di-vo ' shan ) n. A giving (attention, time, oneself) completely to some purpose; loyalty. Hour by hour, day by day, month by month, each stu¬ dent walks these hallowed halls with one main purpose—the purpose of acquiring knowledge. Whether his talents be great or small, each student endeavors to use them. Central is noisy halls, crowded lockers, competitive sports, but most of all Central is devotion to learning. Seniors, after twelve years, don caps and gowns. 8
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Page 14 text:
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min-is-tra-tion (ad. min ' is.trashan) n. The persons, collectively, who perform executive duties of an institution, or of; the like. Principal Our principal, Mr. Lanier, is the focal point of the school. Although there are minor clerical, managerial, and public relations jobs in a school, he spends most of his energy and time in the improvement of teaching and learning. The mark of the successful principal is to listen, to watch, to know when and how to help teachers and students and to see that they have the necessary tools for instruction. Superintendent Our superintendent, Mr. Gentry, confers, works, and plans with all school personnel in the county to achieve the best methods of instruction, school or¬ ganization, and school government. Working with the county board of edu¬ cation, he plans a budget each year and presents it to the county commis¬ sioners for approval. These funds are then dispersed for the operation of the schools. Assistant Superintendent The assistant superintendant, Dr. Richards, is the right arm of the Superintendent in the coordination of the entire instructional program in the school system. He develops a program of study and assists the principals in implementing it. The needs of the various schools are fulfilled through him. The new federal programs for education are also his responsibility. 10
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