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

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ISABEL MCLAUGHLIN Height, 5 feet, 2 inchesg Weight, 111 pounds, Age, 17 years. She's just about to do it. Look at her! We wish she Would, 'cause then you would understand she has the world. It's it runs up never know what we mean when we say most spontaneous laugh in the absolutely fascinating the way the scale, and you absolutely when it's going to break out. Happy am I, from care Fm from Why ctreiff they all contented like mc? MAURICE NIEMAN Height, 5 feet, 11 inches, Weight, 145 pounds, Age, 18 years. He's a living mystery, a walking enigma, and a bird on the wing. What he's think- ing, where he's going fhe's always wander- ing around like a floating island, with no apparent destinationl, and what he's going to do next, are three things that are con- tinually in your mind when he happens to drift across your path. This unusual person piques your curiosity until we have often longed to shake him until he explained him- self to our full satisfaction. And he's ag- gravatingly slow, too, if you're late for a class, and in an awful hurry, you're sure to see MAURICE loitering thru the halls, sing- ing to himself-he has a good voice. HTlIf'I'C,S no ar! I0 find llzc mirncl's con- .slrucfion in Ilzc face. Member Bill Davis Literary Society, 1917- '18-'19, Treasurer, 1918. '17-'18, Member Bill Davis Literary Society, 1916-

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MARY ELIZABETH MCKNIGHT Height, 5 feet, 6 inchesg Weight, 114 poundsg Age, 16 years. Isn't it interesting? Our curiosity is all worked up over it. Just exactly how much does that frat. pin MARY wears mean? We all have our suspicions and our theories, but it would be a great relief to some of us if we could know the facts. It's abso- lutely maddening the way she wears it, day in and day out, with that same inscrut- able smile of hers. A lzappy disposition 'is at prism ilzaf de- flects the blue rays. EDGAR HAROLD MCCORKLE Height, 5 feet, QVZ inchesg Weight, 112 pounds, Age, 16 years. He certainly is an animated question mark, there's no doubt about it. But the question in our minds is-does he ask all of those questions for information, or just in the hope of getting up an argument? There! This is just full of questions and question marksg but when you think about EDGAR, your mind just naturally gravitates to that form of expression-you see, he has a personality. 1 This little body lodges a mighty mind. S E Member Delta Club, 1915-'16-'17-'18-'19, Member Girls' High School Club, 1919g Member Alexander Graham Literary So- Member Alexander Graham Literary So- ciety, 1916-'17-'18-'19g Triangular Debate, ciety, 1916-'17-'18, 1919.

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ALBERT SUMMEY ORR Height, 6 feetg Weight, 143 pounds, Age, 17 years. I should worry, applied to anything in the world, would about strike the keynote of AL.'S disposition. As they say in 'lSeven- teen, he's certainly indifferink. He ram- bles along, enjoying himself outrageously, and apparently doesn't give a hang whether Troy falls or not. But this is only the outer shell, and We are not willing to be- lieve that AL., underneath it all, doesn't care whether school keeps or not. Why .slfould lm sfudy, and make himself nmcl? . Treasurer Sophomore Class, Varsity Basket-Ball, 1918-'19, Senior Class Basket- Ballg Captain Varsity Basket-Ball, 19195 Marshal, 19183 Hodd Fellows' Club, Base- ball, 1919. FRANK PHILLIPS Height, 5 feet, 10 inches, Weight, 135 pounds, Age, 18 years. He wants to be like some foreigner with an unpronounceaible name who has risen to fame in the scientific world, and we're willing to bet ten to one that he'll get there, too. Never has anyone seen such dogged determination, such marvelous perseverance as FRANK has. Not often is one blessed with such ability to stick as he is, and never is one blessed with it for naught. He will rise, and rise high, because of ity and when he has reached ithe top of the ladder, the rest of us will look up and say He deserved it, all right! He flzat ncvcr gives up, finally succeeds. Alexander Graham Literary Society, 1916- '17-'18.