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

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LILLIAN BARRY jAMISON Age I7 yearsg height 5 feet 6 inchesg weight H7 pounds. Alexander Graham Literary Society. LILLIAN never troubles trouble till trouble troubles her. Although she takes great in- terest in the Choral Club, she does not neglect her studies. Like her chum, Mar- garet Evans, she is a good French scholar. Her good nature has made her a valued member of the Class. fi' Lover of peace, and friend of all man- l5ina ' JENNIE E. KIRKPATRICK Age I8 yearsg height 5 feet 4 inchesg weight ll4 pounds. Alexander Graham Literary Society Secretary of Society hrst term 'I5g Man- ager Charlotte High School Athletic Associationg Captain Senior Basket-ball Team, Varsity Guard 'I4-'l5g Editor- in-Chief SNiPs AND CUTS. In every class there is a born leader, and .IENNIE is one of these. She has always taken the greatest interest in all affairs pertaining to the welfare of the School. Her enthusiasm lies mostly in Math. and Athletics. The fact that she puts her whole soul into whatever she undertakes is a true sign that she will make a success of life. 'ir' ln whom reasoning ana' common sense are combined

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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

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ANNE RUTH IVICKNIGHT Age I8 years-5 height 5 feet 4 inches: weight IIZ pounds. Alexander Graham Literary Society, Supervisor second term 'l4g Choral Club. RUTH always takes an interest in any- thing pertaining to the welfare of the High School, but at present we fear that most of her interest lies in the Manual Training Department. She is more prominent in the arrangement and fulfill- ment of our social functions than she is in our daily classes, for she is not fond of studying. We have a hunch that RUTH will be our societv belle. 'tr 4'5t1e's pretty to lvattf with, And witty to taltg nwilhg Anal pleasant, too, to thtntf onn FANNY MAYE HUNTER Age I8 yearsg height 5 feet 6 inches: weight l23 pounds. Bill Davis Literary Society. Although FANNY lVlAYE has been with us only two years, we feel that our Class would be incomplete without her. She is a bright girl, and we think she would make a good housekeeper, as her favor- ite subject is Domestic Science. We missed her when she was forced to be absent on account of sickness in the family, and welcomed her back into our midst with open hearts. 'fr' Silence is the perfected herald of joy