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

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,jllll g up W 'lI'lll M ,Q Viv ,N , ,. , i ' i i , V ' J 1 ' sf lgmrnf if MARY VVASHAM Age 17. VVeight 118. Height 5 ft. 5 in. Alexander Graham Literary Society UU. Do 11015 smile at me that boast her off, U For thou slzalt find she will out-strip all p1fazst'. We call her Our Maryu and. Encyclopedia Mary can always decide our English questions and use some big words in doing it. She has such a sweet disposition and win- ning personality that one can't help loving her after once knowing her. She is quiet, graceful, and studious and always has a sniile and a bit of wit for her friends. Although Mary doesnlt speak very often, when she does speak everybody sits up and listens. UNA MARIE XNELCH Age 16. Weiglit 140. Height 5 ft. 6 in. Derita High School, County Cl, 2, 353 Alexander Gra- ham Literary Society Q4D. Size says what she flzizzlfs, And speaks it from lzcr lzcartf' Ona is a sensible, attractive girl, and you who are numbered among her friends niay be called fortunate. She believes in studying, but, VVhen pleas- ure and study come to clash, she lets study go to smash. However, when Ona sees 'a thing niust be done she is a girl who can do it, and will do it. 60 ,

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Q llij' -::ll!ll H x -an -, i 1l 'l.' 075' .I .x Nl iris r1iRUT'1'liR i -X30 lo. XY-,-ight 118. llcight 5 ft. S in. ' .ll'll.H fli.li'lL'S Klcfieilll l,itL'l'Zl1'y Society CSJQ CQ1111Q1'O11 Xlorrison lnternry Society Hy. iii-rw' him nl! A'fIIlll1I4'S.Y,I had ratlzcr have 5114-11 HIC!! lllj' jsrzvfzd, flnzu C11c11zics. :launes is ll hoy whom on lirst acquaintance you will put down a just quiet hoy. Upon further acqiiaiiitaiiee, however, you decide that he is regular hoy, for he really and trulv loves fun, and helps to make it. James is not all fun, how- ever, for he gets along well in all of his work, and with very little trouhle on his part. NVe feel that he will do credit to C. H. S. in the Cculliilg' years, 1Xl-XRTHA ELo1sE VVALL Age 17. XVeight 113. Height S ft. 3 1-2 in. .Xlexander Crahani Literary Society C4Dg Athletic As- sociation f-Hg Girls' High School Club C423 Fort Smith lliggh School, Arkansas Cljg Pryor High School, Okla- homa CZ, 32. II'lmf'.r the use of 'ZU0l'7 j'ilZg, it zzcver was 'w01'fh ivlzile S0 fuzrlc up your trozzblcyalzcl smile, smile, Slllffdfliy There came from Oklahoma a beautiful little In- dian maid, who is so sweet and so attractive that we feel very fortunate in having her with us this year. She's the best old sport in this World-always ready to jump when fun and frolie are in the wind, but when study time comes, well, that's entiiely different. These qualities combined with her eleverness have won her many friends who will stiel-1 hy her to the end. Lois, we are all for you. f W9 Qigfv if 'M lfq 4 N' .f 3 5 H 59

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. H 1 J ,v I 'IVIPJ' as-Ulu . 5 T- A A 'sqm 75 l'Rl1iDiX hL1zAIzETII WIIITI5 -XSL' 16. XVcight 120. Height 5 ft. 3 in. john Churl M 'N ll 't- -, - ' . , . . Graham l'itCI-my SLOCiLSty?lDc1'11y Society CSD, Altxandei IUFW' fllffvf solitude, and such society as is qzrzcl, IIILT, and goodf' l'1'lQClZ1 is a girl who is loved by allg one who is who always wears a welcome Wfe all envy her beautiful dark eyes. Frieda never says much when she's in a crowd, but when youire with her alone l1e's the jolliest of the jolly. She possesses a dis- position that is always and ever the same. If you should ever look for Frieda you would usually find her either playing the piano or seeing Norma Talmadge. quiet in iuanner, but smile ot triendship. black curly hair and XIIRGINIA L13 GRANDE WHITLOCK Age 16. XVeight 122. Height 5 ft. 5 in. Alexander Graham Literary Society C3, 439 Girls' High School Club C2, 3, 435 Freshman Clubg Vice-President Junior Class: Social Editor Al-Gra-Hy C4Jg Varsity Bas- ket-ball C3, 433 Athletic Association CS, 4Dg Secretary and Treasurer Athletic Association 145. And Oflf she dances such a way, N0 sun upon an Easter day Is half so 76116 a sight. Bubbling over with fun-that's Virginia. Her hrst element of attraction is her winning smile. Her school spirit together with her care-free dis- position makes an impression upon every one with whom she comes in contact. Can she dance? It seems so, as she was voted the best girl dancer in Senior Class. Fond of athletics? The girls' bas-- ket-ball team couldn't do without her. Just note the whole-heartedness W i th which she goes into a game. Examinations never seem to worry herg she dives right in and comes up smiling. NE EW' -. sw' CQ ' ': 9 ' 1 l' .W at by , '-Lil 2 W Jil I r N' . 2 J 61'