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

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'll pl -a X l s'.mrSf'! I i -5. 45 l ' 1 AIARCUS ERWIN I'lAVVKINS Age 17. XVeight 130. Height 5 ft. 9 in. -Alexander Graham Literary Society Q3D: Cameron Mor- rison .Literary Society Q-UQ Glee Club C353 Athletic As- sociation C3, 4D. Sport that tcfrinkled care derides And Iazzgliter holding both his sides. Wfhen you want to hear the latest news from Movieland, or to know the latest Star, just go to Marcusg he always knows. Although Marcus is fond of picture shows, his favorite pastime is chewing gum. One wouldn't think such a quiet looking boy could make so much noise, but don't fool yourself, for he can laugh and cheer as loud as any of us. Full of wit and humor, he keeps us laughing all the time. Aside from the time given to pleas- ure we think he finds some time to study, for he always passes his examinations y.-.,.,- ..,. .....,,,,,...-.- ...,,.. ,,,,, ,I 1 . ANNIE MAY HAYES Age 16. Weight 130. Height 5 ft. 3 in. Alexander Graham Literary Society C3, 4Dg Girls' High School Club C3Jg Girls' Choral Club Q3Dg Orchestra C3, 41 g Reporter Al-Gra-Hy C4J. Her memory to us is as ihe memory of exquisite music. Did you ever hear a lilting laugh? Annie May has one of the most delightful you ever heard, and a disposition as pleasing! Besides the algebra which comes from her mind, 1 there's music that Hows on and on, from her magic touch. With her music she has charmed many and we predict a brilliant musical career for her. Then, too, that sweet innocent manner of Annie May's makes her music all the more charming. We wonder how C. H. S. will have an orchestra next year without Annie May! l ,A J i fe- d ' ' e'g, , .- 33

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, A 'gli A S fr IP? 'J gl - 'vnqlm 51775 , X QWZEEFQ f Fr? Wa, Wu Zu J ' xl i IQ ip x p: ii p QI., I .. . lump A l l MARGARET VIRGINIA HARRELSON Age 18. Weight 123. Height 5 ft. 6 in. 1 ' iterar Societ C3D' Alexander G.LfflI2.Cti:Liz.2fC51,23i.3 wftfeshfiaa Clubi Girls' High School Club CZ, 3, 45 3 Athletic Association C3, 43. A daughter of the gods, divinely tall, divinely fair. Margaret is both a good student andla good sport, the choicest and rearest of conabinations. Although she devotes a great deal of time to her studies, Margaret is 3lW,3YS into all the fun that's going, even starting it if necessary. She has that contagious smile which is a certain cure for the blues, Margaret'S hobby is teasing the piano keys-thus she succeeds In working off her superfluous energy, and has become quite proficient in this, the finest of the arts. Margaret IS just the kind of a girl all love. MARTH.A LAIRD HARRIS Age 17. Weight 95. Height 5 ft. 3 in. Alexander Graham Literary Society C3, -Og Athletic Association CS, 453 Class Poet CSU. A good hearfs fwortlz gold. The most cheerful of the cheerful-the sunniest disposition-always happy and making others happy-that's Martha. Be- sides being a good student on Martha is very original and writes poetry. In a word Martha is an all around good girl. She has always succeeded in all of her high school work, and is one of the best of the Connnercial class. Her speed at the type- vyriter has become prover- bial, and she is bound to suc- ceed 111 the business world. 32

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,Jglll 5 g 1 'pafU7-9 5-lf!! ' .,. , li X-L grammar, f W 1 'Vzyi ELLA FRANCES HAYNES Age 17. Weight 120. Height 5 ft. 3 in. Alexander Graham Lit61'-HFY S0CietY C37 47' f-The jgy of living doth nm like quiclesilwr in her veins. Ella is a type of girl who is never fully ap- preciated until she is known intimately. But once her friendship is obtained, it is never lost, for she 1S a - most loyal comrade. She has U ,. trait which most of us so 1 Alu.. a need-persistency. She has never learned the meaning of the word failureg it only means to her that perhaQS she hasn't done her best. su.. J ' Qyyv in if K . , ll In J ' ., 1' f 1' 4 1511.154 f RUBYE JEANNETTE HILL Age 18. Weight 135. Height 5 ft. 1-2 in. Alexander Graham Literary Society C3, 433 Girls' High School Club C3, 45. 'Tis good will makes i11tvIIigm1rr. Jolly, good-natured Rubye! Wlhat a dismal World this would be if it were not for such bound- less enthusiasm as hers! Her presence is refresh- ing, for she's always bright and smiling. So it is not 4 strange that she's a girl who 5 f . . 4 suits us all. With her sunny 'Q 5 v q 5 Q 5 disposition and pl e a s in g .X I .. .5 l manner, tinged with a restful '-f sense of humor, she has en- deared herself to every one P . . . . . 1 and we all Join in wishing 1 l l l herlthe very best of success in life. 3-1