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

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, - 5,v,,J, ..11!u W S ELLA .XGNES CoRN13L1, X30 lb. XX eight 135. lle1gl1t 5 ft. 6 in. RUSWS lligll School, New Mexico tl, 253 Alexander ocietx Li -U li1t:1l111111 l,ilc1':11'y S D' ,, , Of c1lI tlzv Indies in our land 1l11'l'1 .v IIOII1' xo siuvvi as Ellaf' Ever ready is an expres- sio11 which could be applied to Ella for correctness, for she is one who is prompt in everything. She is sweet and lovable as even one who does not know her personally can judge from her sweet face. If her other charms were taken her voice would be an attraction great enough to win everlasting love. josEPH XNYILLIAL1 COWHIG Age 18. NVeight 117. Height 5 ft. S in. Cameron Morrison Literary Society C3, 453 Athletic As- sociation C3, 45. Silence jvcrszzadexx' wlzcn speaking fails. Joe hails from the Capital of the States, though his four years of high school life have been at old C. H. S. 1-lis school life has been a great success. He has been a jolly, good as companion, full of life and 1 fun to all those who knew him, Be square and Stick to it must be the chief mot- toes of his life. He has a queer liking for Ben Frank- lin's great discovery and We hope he will make as good an electrical engineer as he does a pal. El P 'swan f U75 'S -E K W .- 51111311.15 M 14'L: 1 if X 53 1' ' 1171 l 4 4 ' 1 ' 4 ? lilwlfffil ff , 23

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.,., f X -. . ie v Sfvff-ef - 2K R0lll'fR'1' Tom PKINS l3l'XON -NRC lo. XYL-ight litl. lleight 6 ft. 1--l in. Xljoliu Cliairles KlcNxeill Liturziry Society C333 QXIHHC-'Q1'O1l oiusmi l,itci':u'y Society t-U3 Marshal 1353 Vm-sity llqmll'-lll H52 lxllvl' Llub t-ll: Athletic Association 43, llc Inu a .i-ufiu' Zum' of fv111pv1'a11zc'nt. 'Wlwn we think of Robert, we think of dancing. Xou know he was voted the best dancer in high school. Dancing, however, - IS not his only accomplish- ment, he is strong for ath- letics, too. In fact, there is not anything that Robert can not do, from getting good marks on all of his subjects-and that with ap- parently uo effort at all on his part-down to having fun in that quiet way of his. DIARY RUTLEDGE DUDLEY I Age 17. Weiglit 129. Height 5 ft. 6 in. Varsity Basket-ball Cl, 2, 3, 435 Manager Girls, Basket- ball CZ, 3, -U3 Girls' High School Club CZ, 3, 413 Vice- President of Sophomore Class, Alexander Graham Liter- ary Society C3, 433 Girls' Cheer Leader C4Dg Athletic Association C3, 4D. Sweet pronzptings unto kindest deeds liVc1'e in her very l00le. This young lady of the sunny face is not Mary Putt-just Putt. Steadfast- ness, reliability, cheerfulness, and sincerity are all, figura- tively, her middle names. Perhaps some in looking over her athletic record may inquire if she really could play basket-ball. Now you just stop and think a minute -what in this world would We have done if faithful old Putt hadn't been on the job? Rutledge at all but il? Xi 4Wzmz:n'4Q y 'E' if xQl:3 ,J W, ' : v X my cal c QR, W I My? ai .fl y X 4 ' m ,, 'f' f ,v -La - n J 5 ,xl 25 'r