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

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IRWIN WEBB' DURHAM Age I5 yearsg height 5 feetg weight 90 pounds. Bill Davis Literary Society, Vice- President Society first term 'l5g Comic Editor SN1Ps AND CUTS. WEBB is an indispensable member of our Class. Without his bright and witty sayings, many a day would seem long and dreary. Everyone looks upon him as the baby of the Classg but when it comes to Physics, WEBB is right there with the goods. Nature has given him a small stature, but has made up to him in the amount of brains allotted to him as his share of personal possessions. 'ir' Behold the child, by nature's kindly law, Pleased with a rattle, ticlfled with a straw MARGARET JUSTI NA EVANS Age I6 yearsg height 5 feet 4 inches: weight l00 pounds. Alexander Graham Literary Society. PING is very quiet when in a crowdg but just get her off to herself, if you want to hear her talk. She always looks on the bright side, and wonders why everyone else does not do the same. She sees about as much sense in Trig. as she did in Geometry, but is a star in French. Her sunny nature has won her a place in the hearts of her classmates. 'ia ufoyously 1 follow laughterfs path, And now and then engage in Math.

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WILLIAM THOMAS DUNLAP, JR. Age I6 yearsg height 5 feet 3 inchesg weight IO5 pounds. Alexander Graham Literary Societyg lnter-High School Debater 'I5. Although WILLIAM is one of the quiet- est boys in the Class, yet when the proper time comes he is one of the liveliest. He knows there is a time for all things. He is one of the most brilliant members of the Class, a fine mathematician. as well as one of our lnter-High School debaters. 'ir This little body lodges a mighty mind EVELYN GARY DOUGLAS Age I6 yearsg height 5 feet l inchg weight I45 pounds. Alexander Graham Literary Society. SMQARTY has been a very pleasant com- panion of our High-School days. Light- hearted and full of laughter, she is the embodiment of good nature itself, and if the rest of her virtues are in proportion to her weight they are incomputable. -if Cood nature, like the bee, Collects sweetness from every herb

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SARA ELIZABETH JETTON Age I6 yearsg height 5 feet 5 inchesg weight IOO pounds. Alexander Graham Literary Societyg Senior Reporter for The Tatller. The first thing one notices about SARI is her large blue eyes, which she knows how to use at all times to draw a laugh or a smile from everyone. She is always ready with an inexhaustible supply of jokes. When she pops up at unex- pected moments, her optimistic originality scares away any trace of the blues that might be present in the rest of us, and we are in a world of sunshine again. 'i- Some say thine eyes, like summer slfies, Thy chief attraction form: 1 see no sunshine in thine eyes- Thep talfe me all by storm MYRTLE IVIARCENIA I-IINSON Age I7 yearsg height 5 feet 5 inchesg weight ll5 pounds. Bill Davis Literary Society. We are often amused by watching MYRT roll her large eyes around, when she is surprisedg but MYRTLE is not as mischievous as her eyes indicate. She does not excel in books as much as she does in Music and Expression. MYRTLE is ua friend in need as well as a friend indeed, and for this reason she has been a good companion of our High-School days. 'ir 1 do profess lo be no less than 1 seem