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

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A rolling stone A A - ,, ,, SELMA LOUISE GORDON RUBY HAMILTON Age, 165 Height, 5 ft., 8 ins., Weight, Age, 175 Height, 5 ft., 5 ins., Weight, 155. 165. 1916-'17 f8AJ -Girls' High School 1916-'17 - Kings Mountain High Club. School. 1917-'18 f9Aj -Girls' High School 1917-'18 - Kings Mountain High Club. School. 1918-'19 f10AJ-Girls' High School Club, Alexander Graham Literary So- ciety. 1919-'20 f11Aj-Alexander Graham Literary Society, Triangular Debate. Start fright, aim right, and keep peg- ging away. Who would have thought that the lit- tle Freshman, SELMA, would grow into such a tall and stately Senior. Not a Senior by word, but a Senior by deeds. When anything is to be done, SELMA doesn't sit on the fence and watch the proceedings, she gets in the foremost of the crowd, and takes a firm hand. If there is canvassing to be carried on, or tickets to be sold, get SELMA to do it, for she is a shark at it. 1918-'19 QIOAJ-Alexander Graham Literary Society, Club. Girls' High School 1919-'20 fl1AJ -Alexander Graham 'Literary Societyg Club, Chairman of Girls' High School Finance Committee. BehOId! the conquering hero comes. ws QS dl.. gathers no moss is not true of RUBY. She enters into and takes part in everything old C. H. S. does. Yet she isn't like that proverbial old stone, because she was awarded a medal for a reading, was chosen to rep- resent High School in debating, roots at the athletic contests, presides behind the punch bowl at parties-which of course is the most popular place. RUBY ought to wiggle her finger at that bothersome stone, and say, Goody, goody!

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E. li i Q-I I l i P IBBI . E M MA LUCILE GARRISON Age, 183 Height, 5 ft., LLM? ins.g Weight, 125. 1916-'17 f8BJ 1917-'18 KQBJ 1918-'19 KIOCJ-Girls' High School Club. 1919-'20 Club, Alexander Graham Literary So- ciety. f11AJ -Girls' High School Half the liappiizess of liirifng comes from willing-lzearfed giving. JI.. Here's a girl who is just as friendly as her smile, and by that I mean she isn't a hypocrite. She's the kind of per- son a grouch hates, because she's al- ways in a good humor, and taking things philosophically-just as they come. She's an artist, too, some of her posters de- serve notice. , i BLANCHE GLUCK Age, 17, Height, 5 ft., 5M5 ins.g Weight, 125. 1916-'17-Garrett Heights School, Bal- t'more, Md. 1917-'18 19135 1918-'19 HOC?-Girls' High School Club. 1919-'20 111135-Girls' High School Club, Alexander Graham Literary So- ciety, Choral Club, Athletic Association. Still 1vufc'1's rznyi deep. SWE? Altho BLANCHE has been in our school three years, most of us are still waiting for an introduction. BLANCHE is so quiet that few of us really know what a valuable Senior she is, and the only way to find out is to follow her some day from Class to Class, and hear her recite, or get a peep at the test papers which are handed back to her, the marks of which anyone should be proud.

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Age, 17g Height, 5 ft., 8 ins.g Weight, 132. 1916-'17 f8CJ 1917-'18 f9CJ 1918-'19 QIOBJ-Bill Davis Literary Society. 1919-'20 111135-Alexander Graham Literary Societyg Athletic Association. I love quiet solitude, and such socicfy As is quzef, nice, and good. ROBERT is a quiet boy, who always looks as if he is thinking very hard. But ROBERT will fool you if you don't watch out, for he isn't as quiet as one might think. No one enjoys fun in a quiet way better than he, and it's no unusual sight to see his face wreathed in smiles when sOmething's going on among the boys. P. C. HENDERSON Age, 17g Height, 5 ft., 6 ins.g Weight, 101. 1916-'17 f8CD 1917-'18 QQCJ 1918-'19 KIOBD-Bill Davis Literary Society. 1919-'20 f11BJ-Alexander Graham Literary Societyg Athletic Association. Vm'ic'fy's flu' very spice of Iifc, That gives if all ifs flawziorf' US get JL.. A book, a pencil, a tablet-these are P. C.'s inseparable companions. Oh, how we wish we could study like him! But P. C. isn't as much of a bookworm as he would have us think, as you will find out if you spy him in 11B at recess, usually running around the room from some indignant classmate, after he has played some trick on him. P. C.'s an O. K. little chap, and there is only one thing We have against him, viz.: that he won't wear his long trousers to school.