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

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Morgan Spier and Augusta Rose, to Billy Harvell and Lemma Shepherd: Their soul-mate devotion. Susie Plummer, to Mary Elizabeth Doggett: Her best all-'round qualities. Robert Dye, to Robert Mitchell: His charms. Lucille Manning, to Elizabeth Mather: Her appealing, heartrending lisp. William Alexander, to Richard Cannon: His Hamlet-toned voice. Minerva McClung, to Wayne Dudley: Her stellar brilliance in physics. John Herbert, to Charles Herbert: His fine journalistic abilities. Maude Haywood, to Jean Crowell: Her rapidity of tongue. Robert Buck, to Hal Carter: His permanent kink. Louisa Duls, to the most worthy one: Her true-blue loyalty. Thurston Kiser, to Carl Purser: His palmolive-pink cheeks. Tallu Crumley, to Sara Hackney: Her virtue of being seen and not heard. Nelson Jones, to Paul Whitlock: His handsome UM . Marie Hagood, to Lillian Johnson: Her languid wiles. Sarah Adelaide Mayer, to some bonehead: Her intellectuality. Paul Carmichael, to Garrett Morehead: His sylph-like figure. Signed: THE INDIVIDUAL MEMBERS or THE CLASS or 'TWENTY-Two Per ABBOT FRASER-La wyefr Jlmiok FAC LLLTY SOPKO M085 FRESHNAN' M I pl V 1 l I

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ITEM V. Departments many of our school We never seek to ridicule- They all are very eminent. To Latin students, Latin horses To English, lines beginning: Force is- fFrom Burke, the man of argumentj. Th' examples of our famous ways We leave to Hist'ry pupils' praiseg Our days have been magnificent! ITEM VI. We do devise to everyone The right to quibble, or have none Of student law' and government. ITEM VII. Our teachers merit praise compound, With love and gratitude profound, For ceaseless toil in management. LASTLY: Remainder, rest, and residue We do appoint our Dave -to spill, Of all the most belligerent. To execute our final will We leave to sturdy Sellers f Sue J, The contents of this document. Done this eighteenth day of May, 1922. Signed, THE CLASS or 'TWENTY-TWO ABBOT FRASER, Class Lawyer Witnesses: DR. E. H. GARINGER, Foster Father Miss BERTHA DONNELLY, Godmothev- 'le-'!r i INDIVIDUAL WILL The following individual members of the Class of 'Twenty-Two do hereby give and devise to their appropriate successors the characteristics and articles enumerated below: Roberta Walker, to Alice Gibbon: Her wad of gum. Hildren Turner, to Ethel Vaughn: Her giggle.

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ax. If 151' Q , 3 X hir t f f s 6- 1 - - '77 V - +4 - . Qllnss lwrupberp M IEAR Pal-As you know, I have recently been touring the country S giving lectures on the good of Prohibition. iEver since I played zu, the part of Aunt Jane in that play we had at the High School, y In 3. 1 . . The Arrival of Kitty, I have hated drink.J Well, yesterday my trip brought me back to dear old Charlotte. It has grown so much that I just wouldn't have recognized it for the place where you and I spent our childhood days. When I got up town, the first thing that came to my ears was the familiar cry of the newsboy, Charlotte Observer, Morning Paper . From curiosity to see what was happening here, I bought one. To my astonishment and delight, it was full of the doings of members of the dear old Class of 'Twenty-Two, which by the way graduated exactly ten years ago yesterday. I know you will be interested to read about our classmates, and so I am sending the paper to you by this mail. Hope to see you next week in New York. Your friend MARIE HAGOOD