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

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Glass 1Dnem 3:03 OUR long years we ve spent 1n H1gh School Q J Four long years have flown away N 4- ll And our hearts are full of sadness gg! As we approach Commencement Day Oh' they tell us we ve not flnlshed But begun our l1fe s career But w1th tI'3,lH1Hg from our Hlgh School Should we doubt or even fear? Yes these years were full of to1l1ng And much pleasure and much fun And the1r memory ll brlng us pleasure As our ourse on earth IS run How we ve loved to walk the long halls Of our own dear C H S And to make each day prove useful Addlng much to her success Even though we ve had our pleasures There have been the thmgs worth whlle We have answered every summons W1th earnestness eagerness and a smlle So dear Class as we are partmg As we say the last farewell May we keep the standard floatlng That for four years we have held May we pralse her ln the future When each at h1S separate task Each bov and glrl brmgs honor To our 1922 Class' PAULINE CWEN 9 , . . . X iii? V 2 , r f wif . '1 f , , . . ' a . , . 2 7 7 L 7 a . , . C . 1 . . . , 9 a r r 1 9 - 9 r i r v v v r V K L .

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CLAUDE McINTOSH lucia Graded School ll 73' l'aird's School for H4 s 633' A K v -- i P L 35'-r 3 Senior Hi-Y: Glee Club t-133 Debating and Declainiing Society 143. Graced art thou with all the power of words. Claude is a speaker of exceptional merit. We are expecting him to make a great record for our school in the future. 'ir' 'ir' WILLIE MARION PETTUS Athletic Association 133: .Xlexanrler Graham Literary Society C335 lllarshal 1333 Girls' High School Club 1-13: Choral Club C-H. Happy am I, from care I'm free: Why aren't they all contented like me? May Billie go through life with that same happy counte- nance, amiable disposition, that marvelous hair, and those eyes we have always wished for. T 'Q' 'lv , BLANCHE RIVES -P - .Xlexaurler tirahani Literary Society 6.433 Girls' Choral Club C411 Girls' High School Club 143. I'1l bel merry, I'll be free, I'll be sad for nobodeef' To know Blanche is to love her. ller heart is kind and sylnpathetic, and she will long he remenilvererl by all who know her. 'ul' 'ul' MORGAN BROWER SPIER, JR. .Xthletic Association CZ, 3, 43: Class llasket-Iizill CZ. 3, 43: Varsity llasket-Ball 1431 Vice-l'resident Hi-Y tj, 43: Student Council 1333 Marshal i333 Cameron Morrison Literary Society C331 Junior Red Cross Council 1333 President Senior Class, second semester 143. He has done the work of a true mang Crown him, honor him, love him! N Heres to Morgangour president. VVe are proud of hiinw- I not only for his leadership. but for his basket-ball skill. We are expecting great things of him in future liic. ' 'if' 'ul' lg, Vi MARY HILDRED TURNER Girls' Club CZ, 3. 43: Choral Club 1433 .Xlexanrlcr tiruhain Literary Society C333 Athletic .Xssc-,ciation CZ, 3, 43. Much mirth and no madness, All good and no badnessf' Mirth she is from head to foot, the best cure 'ffoin1 for , . . . D the dumps.' Moreover, her singing is much better than a tonicg it is a sure cure.

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h E Qllass Sung TUNE-Sweetheart of Sigma Chi I are the Class of 'Twenty-Two, And our school Work is nearly through. We must bid good-bye, though our hearts are sad To our teachers and classmates, too. if But looking forward with a smile, Our courage is strong and high. As the tides of time roll by. We'll row our Way, not drift along, CHORUS The dearest school in the World to us Is the Alexander High. It is with a tear of deep regret That We say good bye. We sail out now in a bark of our own, To battle with life's storms, But no fear have we ofthe storm-tossed sea, For We are from Charlotte High! r II Alexander High, you've been dear to us: May We be loyal, true. You've prepared us well to meet the gale, You'll guide our voyage through. And when We are ready to step ashore, For a clearer and larger view, You still Will be our guiding star, We'll see your light afar. -MAUDE ROBERTS