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

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CLASS HISTCRY SENIOR CLASS OF NINETEEN-SEVENTEEN ,fi ,,S f t 5 ' , ' an - f . 1 I gf, ff I X I O6 CHARLOTTE HIGH SCHOOL Charlotte, N. C., May 16, 1917 EAR Old Pal:-I promised to write you about my graduation class, wherever I happened to beg and I am delighted that I am a member of such an interesting one as this Senior Class of Nine- teen-Seventeen has proven itself to be. Well, I will start at the very beginning. On September 3, 1916, the Senior Class enjoyed the annual reception. lVIr. Davis, Mr. Pugh, and Mr. Campbell were the hosts. French punch served in cans, delicately flavored with don'ts, and with no spirits, accom- panied by Algebra sandwiches of X and Y, seasoned with various roots, Latin salad with puffs, pickled cylinders and spheres, were served in parallel planes. Rainbow ice-cream, with frosted lemon and nut cake was followed by U-All-No mints of the history type, and German coffee, very black, and without sugar or cream. After refreshments were served, the Class enjoyed lively descriptions of exams and their effects. They also learned that the explanation of that is this. After thoro assurance that both the hosts and the guests understood each other perfectly, everyone hastily departed, reinforced by a number of books and things to remember. Fourteen