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

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MARY LOUISE CARR Age, 16, Height, 5 ft., llfg ins., Weight, 93. 1916-'17 f8BJ 1917-'18 C9Dj 1918-'19 QIOBJ-Girls' High School Clubg Athletic Association. 1919-'20 fl1BJ-Girls' High School Club, Choral Club, Athletic Association, Alexander Graham Literary Society. The rising bluslzes, which her check 0'ersprcad, fire opening roses: zn. the lfLly's bed. :Xa W-LLLU' Here you find, revealed, a rare type of a girl, and such a one as people like to come in contact with. She is small and dainty, and presents to the eye a pleasing picture, which may be verified by the one above. MARY LOUISE is a girl who stands by her teachers, and always strives to do her best for them in her studies, and with the artistic ability which she possesses we expect to see her attain great things. ANNIE ELIZABETH CHAMBERLAIN Age, 175 Height, 5 ft., 1 in., Weight, 100. 1916-'17 f8DJ 1917-'18 f9BJ 1918-'19 f10CJ 1919-'20 QUAD-Girls' High School Clubg Alexander Graham Literary So- ciety. A joyous lzearf that will carry her dancing down the years. .An Here comes our ANNIE, a wee lassie- dainty and demure. She has a bit of blue sky for her eyes, and the song of spring is always in her heart. We won- der what real things lie back of her dreamy eyes. Our little ANNIE will face the future with heart and hand equally eager to be of some service to those with whom she comes in contact. 1 I I i 1 .I

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WILLIAMSON ZIEGLER BRAnFomI Age, 165 Height, 5 ft., 72 ins.g Weight, 120. 1916-'17 CSAJ 1917-'18 f9AJ 1918-'19 f10AJ-Delta Clubg Alexan- der Graham Literary Society. 1919-'20 111135-Vice-President Delta Clubg Advertising Manager Basket-Ballg Reporter Tattlerg Vice-President Alex- ander Graham Literary Societyg Athletic Association. Ufhence is thy learning? Hath thy toil O'er' books eovzszlrned the midnight oil? I was reading the other day that, whenever you find a pupil in school who is always ready and anxious to answer a stiff question, that girl or boy will be great some day. Here is one. When- ever a difficult question is asked, or a knotty problem is to be solved, WILLIAM- SON jumps all over to do it. He hangs out of his seat, and covers half the aisle. His' eyes snap, his mouth snaps, his fingers snap, in fact, his whole body snaps. Sometimes his eyes in their antics form a-a-winkg WIGGS is invariably called on. GRACIE BRUWN Age, 163 Height, 4 ft., 11 ins.g Weight 88. 1916-'17 C8AJ 1917-'18 IEJAJ 1918-'19 C10AJ-Girls' High School Club. 1919-'20 f11BJ-Girls' High School Clubg Alexander Graham Literary So- ciety. an O Scotia! My dear, my native soil! For 'whom my warmest Il iSll to lzcfrzrvn is sent! Long may thy hardy sons of rustic toil H0 blest with health, and rest, and sweet content. One beautiful spring morning, seven years ago, a breezy wind wafted to our shores a bright little brown-eyed, curly- headed maid, a bonnie lassie --of Aber- deen, Scotland-GRACIE BROWN. Do you not feel a thrill in her conversation? Raising herself up on her tiptoes, clasp- ing her hands together, she holds us spellbound with her dancing brown eyes and mischievous smile. r

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HATTIE RUTH COLLINS Age, 175 Height, 5 ft., 6 ins.g Weight, 110. 1916-'17 CSEJ 1917-'18 CQDJ 1918-'19 QIOBJ-Bill Davis Literary Society. 1919-'20 f11BJ-Alexander Graham Literary Society. 'Z-l maiden calm, serene, and shy- Forcrer with a book hard by. .. HATTIE RUTH is a type of girl who is never fully appreciated until she is known intimately. But once her friend- ship is obtained, it is never lost, for she is a most loyal comrade. She has a trait which most of us so much need-per- sistency. She has never learned the meaning of the word failure, it only means to her that perhaps she hasn't done her best. BI.-XRY LEE DAv1s Age, 173 Height, 5 ft., 5 ins., VVeight, 120. 1916-'17-Sardis High School, N. C. 1917-'18-Sardis High School, N. C. 1918-'19 1919-'20 C11.-XJ-Alexander Graham Literary Society. Deternzinizzfz'on pre'puf'cs its own Mug to success. QL. IIARY LEE does not go to school just to say that she has been thru High School, but goes that she might gain the advantages offered her. She has been with us but a year. ln this time we have found her a strong character, a faithful friend, and a typical student. Her aim at present is the foreign field, and we will not be surprised to hear of her in later years, laboring in India. VVe predict for her a successful future, and the best wishes of our Senior Class will go with her.