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

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a , IFJ :menu 'u.uo V75 lll'fNlJlCRSON SNELI, Fox .Xgc lf. NYcight 135. llcight 5 ft. 5 in. lYinston-Salein. lligh School, North Carolina Cl, Zjg .Xthlctic .Xssociation ts, 46, 'Tix gum! 'zuill IIICIfCL'S i11ivII1'gv11cc. llcndcrson Fox is a vcry conscientious fellow. .Xlthough he tries to shun out of all he can, when cornered he will give the best that is in him. D Like his namesake the fox, he is small and ever on the lookout for sights Une of his accomplishments is singing, and he does this very well, especially when any one of the fair sex is around. Fox hates mathe- matics. ZELDA BROVVN GARRISON .Xge 16. VVeight 110. Height 5 ft. 3 in. Alexander Graham Literary Society C3, 4Dg Athletic Association CS, 4D. Your wisdom be your guide. lf you are seeking one who combines in herself the qualities of sport, a good student, and an all around good girl, behold her here. Zelda is ambitious, warm-hearted, and always eager to gain all knowledge possible, and she manages to gain it, too. Then, too, Zel- da is not only seeking wis- dom, but she is seeking for good to do in this world, and she has such a generous heart that she will do any- thing in the world for her friends, or for anyone who needs her assistance. 29 , . , . , . - , 5. ,.-Q4 .1 ': ,,, ' .. ..f......a..i.. ' F 4

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1 fps' SJ' 5 -M0 I I 1 ' -4 1- gl 4 A 'lI'lll: , X CHAR! , W5 ' 'wffzj l lgwf z lqz -V. ': J I N ny, l X' , '.. nl' ' 'lbs S ' if ,I KATPIERINE VIRGINIIX FOIL Age 18. Weight 113. Height S ft. 3 in. Girls, High School Club fl, Zjg Alexander Graham Literary Society C3, 45- HLOZIQ, yweetness, g00d1flCSS in her person sfzilicf' Kitty reminds one of a pretty little doll. Her curls are brown and her eyes are big and dreamy. She is an appealing. little creature. Little, dld We r say? Well, you mustn't tell her she is little. Katherine has an idea that she would like to teach school and we are sure she will succeed in this, for every one loves and admires her. ELIz.xBETII BEERY Fonli Age 17. XVeight 122. Height 5 ft. 5 in. Freshman Club: Girls' High School Club tl. 3. -U: John Charles McNeill Literary Society LSI: :Xlcxaniler Graham Literary Society C-ll: .Xthletic -Xssociation LS. -lr. HA f1c'1'fc'c1' 'ZU0lllCIlI, zzobly fllflllllfd, T0 warn, to vrlzziforf, and rolzznzuzidf' Aside from all the usual good traits fouull in any girl of high ideals, there is one which contri- buted so largely to Eliza- beth's attactiveness that we must tell you about it: it is her jolly laugh. lt is spontaneous, it is irresistible, and the way her eyes twinkle testify that it is natural and real. That laugh and those humorous eyes have prob- ably won more friends for her than she herself realizes. 28

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,v-,......r.--,----..-. .. .,- , .- r l r r V 1 i 1 N 'IRQ . 4. Q ,emu-.. graznrarzfg fl V 350 me 'r f 6,5 -at 1 '1::.::v,:g.g:f ..,',..!3Ef? Louise W1r.soN GIBBON Age 16. Weiglit 115. Height 5 ft. 3 in. Freshman Club, Girls' High School Club CZ, 3, 453 L'te1ary Society 649' Regmorter Al-Gra- Alf' lf G'l 1 ' , Oxam if lallalg' litor Snips and Cuts C4 g Basket-ball Q Hy C4D, Socia vc A , Squad QU, Athletic Association C3, 41. f pure and too honest in aught JJ J True eyes 00 l , 1 T0 disguise the sweet soul shmzng flzro' tlzcm. 1 Have you noticed the twinkle in her eye? You lx Louise otherwise NVeesef' QQ ttiest little C?j crea- , have, if you know ' ,h She is one of the jolhest, wi tures you have ever seen. She thoroughly enjoys fun ,W and all kinds of sports .and L is always in for a good time. 4 1 A Ask somebody who knows, k . ya i if she can dance. There is . much good, deep seriousness 1 ' - ' ce win in her and if you on her love she is your friend for life. Her attractiveness is proved by the fact that she was voted the most at- tractive in the Senior class. rl THELMA Lixvn.1..x Ginnie l Age 18. XVcight 97. Height -1 ft. 11 in. Girls' High School Club CZ. SJ: .Xlexander Graham - Literary Society 13, 43. A friend in need is cl friend indeed. i Peggy is small but she has won a great, big i P1966 111 the heart of every student. ller sense ul i humor is 'unfailing and many's the time her merry laugh has cheered ns and driven those dreaded blues away. She is a happy- go-lucky sort of person who says, I should worry, when M' 5111185 SQ wrong, but is for- 4 ever trying to do better. li g you are in trouble. she is l the person to whom yon can 'l fell your troubles, and from Wlmm X011 can gain svm- pathy. ' l 4 N 30 N