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

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WILLARD KEERANS, C , Guard WILLARD played almost as much on the Varsity as he did on the scrub team. His earnest work entitles him to rank as a leading substitute. We are looking forward to his work next year. WORTH MORRIS, C , Guafrd WORTH is undoubtedly the hardest worker on the team. His excellent guarding was the cause of many victories, and his shooting was by no means bad. HOWDY NORRIS, C , Guard CAN-State Guarrdj At the guard position, my first choice is NORRIS. As the season progressed, NORRIS improved. While not much of a shot, and a little slow, his intercepting of passes and going to meet the ball made him a valuable player. -Clzarlotte Observer. DOUGLAS SCHILTZ, C , Forward SCHILTZ is exactly like beer, bubbling over with joy-small, but quick, and a good shot. DOUG kept the crowd full of pep all of the time. MORGAN SPIER, C , C67'Llf6'l' PELIUM did not play in all the games, but he is a good center. He played top-knotty ball on the Greensboro trip, and worked hard all the time. FRED WARE, C , F01'w0w'cl FRED, like MORRIS, came to us from Ohio. His playing was excellent. He should make a fine running mate for HARVELL next year. an in my A ss nam A-a5aeN SSR- 'ff l 1 .if 1. vif .lil l I., fl tl ln. l fi 'l It

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7.5H5k2t:2l5Hll GIBBII1 4' MR. FAUL, Coach An ideal coach-we know of no better way of describing MR. FAUL, or FESSOR, as he is generally called. FESSOR has coached every basket- ball team that Charlotte High has had in the last eight years. He is a man's man, clean-cut, square, and a sportsman in every detail. Here's to you, FESSOR. We hope that Charlotte High will always have you as her ideal. BILLY HARVELL, C , Forward Captain HHARVELL of Charlotte is the peer of them all, the best shot in the section, and, in addition, is heady, knows how to outguard his opponent, and puts the dribble to good use. -Charlotte Observer. ,JACK BROWN, C , Forward JACK was right there when he was needed. He was second in piling up the score, and was a demon for defense. His excellent floor work certainly gives him a high rank as a forward. GEORGE CARMICHAEL, C , Forward GEORGE is not only a good player, but an excellent student. His shooting was accurate. Considering his skill and experience, he should make a fine forward, or possibly center, next year. PAUL CARMICHAEL, C , Center PAUL was a hard-working player at center, and he led in fighting spirit. He was fair at shooting, and a good defensive player.

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JACK BROWN + -X' Al- 'l5a5ket:7.5all Season HEN COACH FAUL made his call for basket-ball men, quite a few l 7 turned out, but prospects were not very bright. They were still 'F Ml darker when Churchland won the first game. That ended the k'j,fs'If5R 'S R1 1- gloom, however, for our fighting five won ten straight games. The gloomy Asheville trip followed. Badly crippled, Charlotte lost three games, but fighting hard, the team Worked its way to Chapel Hill, where the strong Asheville quintet was defeated. Hard luck was in the case, though, for Charlotte lost the western championship to Greens- boro, after having beaten her twice before. But our comeback boys, as they are often called, did win the county championship. They won twenty- one out of twenty-nine games during the season. Charlotte High School's team is, in the editor's mind, the best team in the State.