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

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MISS BERTHA DONNELLY Senior Class Adviser What would the Class of 'Twenty-Two have done without Miss Bertha? Indeed, we cannot imagine. She it was who took charge of the Senior rings and pins and the file sheets. She has done more than any other in planning for the many essential details and arrangements connected with Commencement exercises-invitations, Class Day dresses, flowers and costumes for Commencement, a Class song, Commencement programs, and all necessary decorating. She has labored untiringly for the Seniors, and the Class is glad for this opportunity to express its appreciation. MISS MINNIE DOWNS Junior Class Adviser Miss Downs is the favorite of the Juniors, and no wonder! She is always ready and willing to help them, with a smile, no matter what the trouble be. Miss Downs takes a lively interest in all the Juniors, and the Class owes her a great debt. MR. ROBERT GARTH Sophomore Class Adviser Mr. Garth is a newcomer to our high school, this being his first year, and therefore his election to the position of a Class adviser is a peculiar honor. During his short stay here, Mr. Garth has proved himself to be a live wire among the faculty, and the Sophomores are to be congratulated upon their choice. MISS ETHEL REA Fresh man Class A olviser Miss Rea, too, is a newcomer to Charlotte High School. She is a typical Agnes Scott graduate-that is, an all-around, enthusiastic, well-informed teacher, and an indispensable member of the faculty. The Freshmen showed rare judgment in their selection of a counsellor.

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