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

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ABERNETIIY, ELEANOR AITKEN, LAURA ALEXANDER, JUANITA ALLISON, JOHN ANTHONY, GRACE ASBURY, NESBITTE ASHWORTI-I, CHARLES AUSBAND, VERNON AUSTIN, LOUISE BARNHARDT, MARY GW BANKS, RICHARD BARRIER, JOHN BARKLEY, PAUL BEAGLE, LOUISE BELL, ROBERT BERRY, PEARLE BEST, KATHRINE BLAKE, IRENE BLANKENSHIP, MIRCR BLAKELY, MARION BOGER, STELLA BOVVDEN, RUTH BOYD, LILES BOYTE, MARY BRADFORD, WALLACE BRADY, SARA ANNE BRANTLEY, ANNE BELI BUCK, HAROLD BURNHAM, PHILIP BURVVELL, LEWIS CA L VV E LL. KATE CARROL, MARGARET CERNY. GEORGE CHEATHAM, NARIETTA CHRISMAN, ALLEN CLARY. FRANCES CLINKSCALES, KITTIE COOK, LOUISE COCHRANE, MARGARET COIIEN, IDA REID COLVERT, WILLIAM CONNELLY, CHARLES COUCH, SARA CRAWFORD, MARTIN CRAYTON, MILDRED CRICHTON, MARY DAULING, ALBERT DAVIS. HUELING DePASS, FLORA DIXON, EDNVIN DONCAN, JAMES DUDLEY, GEORGE ELLIS, ELIZABETII ERWIN, ALTON FARRIS. GRANDY FARNUM, JACK FARRINGTON, SADIE FINLEY, W. P. FISHER, MADGE FLANAGAN, TESSIE FORD, EDISON FOWLER, ELIZABETH FRANKLIN, THOMAS GABLE, HAZEL GALLAGHER. JOHN GALLAGHER, PHILIP YYY Sophomore Glass 'ir' -1' 'in ROLL GALLANT, JAMES GARRISON, JOIIN STARR GARRISON, PACLINE GACLT, LOUISE GILLESPIE, EYA GILLIS, MILDRED GLADSTONE, CLARENCE GLOYER, EDXVARD GRANDY, MILDRED GREEN, GLADYS GRAY, KATHLEEN HAGER, EDITH HAM, MARY MILLS IIAMILTON, JAMES HARRIS, LULA HARDIE, HELEN HAVYKINS, YIRGINIA IIENLEY. FRANCES HILL, IIOYLE IIOOD, MARGARET IIODGES, MARTIIA IIODGES, SARA IIOCSTON, -IOSEPIIINE IICNTER, IIAZEL HCNTER, PARKS IICNNEYCCTT, MARGIE IICTCHISON, LOCISE IILISSEY, ELIZABETII IYERY, MARY JOHNSON, SARA JONES, L IIARLI-.S J CST I C E. RC IB ERT KELLEY, LUCILE KELLER, THOMAS KELLEY, YIRGINIA KIMBALL, LOUISE KISTLER. MARJORIE LAWANCE. IRENE LAXTON. CORINNA LITTLE. ELIZABETII LONG, HELEN MANN, ANNE LEE MANCS, ADELLE MANUS. MADELY MASON, BCRWELL MQCALL, MARY MCCOMMONS, RCBY McCOY. BLANCH McCOY, JENNIE LEE MCCORKLE, IIELEN MCIARLAND, LILLIAN MQINTOSH, GILLIUS MQLACGIILIN, TIIOMAS MQNEEL, PEARL MQNEELY, IOIIN MESSICK, IIELEN MEYER, CHRISTINE MILLER. ANNE MAE MILLS. KATHRINE MILSTEAD, CIIARLOTTE MOCK, KATIIRINE M I JODY. SARA ELIZABETII MONTGOMERY, JACK MOSTELLER, NELLIE NEWSON. HENRY NISBET, OLIN NISCHOLS, MARY LEE O'NEIL, GRAY PAINTER, ALLEN PARKER, JESSE PATTERSON, KENT PAYNE, MARGARET PEELER, HARRY PEASLEY, CAROLYN PETTLIS, SAM PHANGLE, EMMA PHARR. ISABELL PHILIPS, DOROTIIY PIIILIPS, FRED PORTER, CLARA DAYIS PORTER, IIELEAII PRESLEY, GEORGE PRICE, ROBENA PRIM, PACLINE PUC K ETT, H CG II PCRSER, CARL REID MARY REID, ROBERT RIGGS, TOMMIE RIGLER, MARY ROBINSON, EARLINE ROSE, GEORGE ROVYE, JONES SEHORN, ALINE SIIELTON, CRAIG SINCLAIR, HCGII SMITII, BRANDON SMITII, ELIZABETII SMITII, MARY LAMB SM ITII, RALPII SNYDER, ELIZABETII SNYDER, YIRGINIA SOLOMON. CATIIERINE SPRATT. RCTII SPENC ER. OLI YE STOKES, CHARLES SI'.xIMERYILI.E, VVALTE SCTHER, LOUISE TANILLA. ELIZABETH TATE, WILLIAM TEMPLETON. FRANK THIES, ELSIE 'IJI'IlrMI'SCIN CARLISLE Izkcmlili, TODD, TRl'ESDELL, RALPII 'I'RUl SI1EI.I,. RCTH MAI VVAI TERS, CIIARLES NNATKINS. JOE XIVEARN, OLIN YYEARN, STAFFORD VVIIISNANT, ALBERT XYHITE, R CTII XYILI IAMS, YIRGINIA VVINIIOLD, RUTH WITTER, ELIZABETII VV1 PODSIDE, ALICE WOI.I4.'.. IEAN M X ELA INGION, ALIA YANDELL. MARGARET YATES, CLAIR

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SOPHOMORE CLASS

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Svineligbts on the Qupbnmure Qlllass sm F you were to enter the massive doors of Charlotte High School, and walk quietly down the hall, you would probably meet some pleasant-looking Sophomores, who would offer to give you a peep into their classes. ' The first place of interest would be Miss Bertha Donnelly's room. Standing outside of the door for a few minutes, you would be apt to hear the voice of our beloved president, Corinna Laxton, saying, as usual, Miss Bertha, this room is freezing. May I go to get my coat? or Brooke Todd attempting to argue with Miss Bertha. Passing on, you might hear the thundering voice of Mr. Crawford, Miss Snyder, will you and Pharr please stop talking, and take your seats ? I am sure you could not go any further without stopping by Mrs. Garinger's interesting English class, and hearing Hazel Hunter or Heleah Porter reading one of their wonderful stories. We must not overlook Mr. Penny's class, so we will descend to the basement, and peep in. As we near the door, we become conscious of the fumes of ether, and we vaguely think of surgical operations. On entering, we find such interesting objects as frogs or fish on the dissecting table, with Mr. Penny as surgeon-in-chief. As we timidly enter the room, and ask permission to speak to Helen Hardie, the aforesaid surgeon-in-chief asks if we have permission from Dr. Garinger. As we have not, we are obliged to pass on. Dissecting is going on in Mr. Garth's room also, so we journey on to Miss Fore's room. Miss Fore welcomes us in, and we take a seat at the back of the room. Who is the girl with brown bobbed hair and blue eyes, who is waving her hand so frantically for permission to ask a question? It is Kate, the hu- man interrogation point of the Class. Miss Fore then calls on Ralph Trues- dell, the class orator, who answers Kate's question in flowing words. But now we are interrupted by the loud buzzing of a bell on the wall, which an- nounces study periodg but' before the class settles down to study, the win- dows are flung open, and the athletic Thomas Franklin leads us in various exercises. As the pupils will soon be busily studying, we leave them to go to the cafeteria.