Wilkes Central High School - Green and Gold Yearbook (North Wilkesboro, NC)

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Along with a student's eagerness to leam, Central teachers are willing to give personal instruction. The theme of Wilkes Central is prepartion for the future, and college day makes the future more real. The spirit shone through those who stood alone, the leaders . . . those who sounded the student body's voice to How this school should run . . . serving at the P.T.A. supper . . . Yes, l know your son. He's in my room. . . . sponsoring college day . . . student council members wait- ing patiently outside the Home Ec. rooms while the repre- sentatives have coffee and doughnuts. But the spirit can shine through those who lead only as the student groups follow. Here we find the true spirit of Central, in those who serve as individuals to make up a group . . . in Hey don't mark on that desk, its SCHOOL property . . . l can't goil have to study . . . C Who cares where he lives? He's a great guy J . . . Sure l'll stay and help with the decorations for the dance. . . . the students decided to go by the rules, to keep up a high acedemic standing, to support extra-curricular activi- ties, to let personal worth be the yardstick for measurement at Central. ln living this year at Central the student body found within themselves and their actions the spirit of Central. Co-operation and interest are tangible forces which are seen in a P.T.A. supper. e, ,kr--f W 4 3 Q U 5'

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Central's academic program requires many hours of individual preparation. QIBIBP Learning was a most important part of the Spirit of Central . . . cramming for exams . . . dissection of worms in biology . . . Miss Moretz, may I check out 'l5 books for my research paper? . . . the feel of new books at the beginning of the year . . . day after day doing that final bit on an assignment . . . the proud feeling of wearing ff f a green and gold hood at graduation. Charles Lackey and Bob Transou discover that chem- istry can be fun and beneficial. The rush between classes, the friendly hello's, and jovial appearance of these students well represent Central's pleasant atmosphere. , ' . N .. . ,gK535's serif se -X ,ww-an mduxqgq Page Seven

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3-3 OKI as 3 Q. .JO X - us! l' Interest in all phases of life is shown in this study and observation of young children as these future homcmakcrs take charge for a day. A successful exhibition of practicable learning encourages good quality-a trait of Wilkes Central. Central's spirit is shown in the more practical prepara- tion for life . . . the pride in the face of a first-year Home Ec. student as she cooks her first meal or makes her first blouse . . . the all girl wedding in third year . . . those lectures on cattle judging and tool identification in 'Ag. . . . or working at home on projects . . . filling out endless pages of iournals in bookkeeping . . . filling miniature letters in exasperating little cardboard files for office management. X