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

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OLGA ELIZABETH HURT Age, 16g Height, 5 ft., 4 ins.g Weight, 114. 1916-'17 f8BJ 1917-'18 QQDJ 1918-'19 QIOAJ-Girls' High School llub. 1919-'20 f11AJ-Girls' High School Ilubg Alexander Graham Literary So- uiety. A spirit pure as her's Is always pure, even while 'it errsf' AXE. Her dimple is her characteristicg her trade mark, you might say. Anything that one might write about her would naturally center around that dimple at the corner of her mouth, and fortunate- ly her disposition matches it. It's sunny and unselfish, so the little dimple has many occasions to show itself, which it does, and with the most charming lack of discrimination. f fa 5 ' - CATHARINE MOORE JOHNSON Age, 165 Height, 5 ft., LLM! ins.g Weight, 103. 1916-'17 f8AJ 1917-'18 f9AJ 1918-'19 fl0AJ-Alexander Graham Literary Societyg Athletic Association. 1919-'20 C11AJ-Alexander Graham Literary Society, Criticg Social Editor of Tattlerg Class Historiang Athletic Asso- ciation. Her glossy lzofir was clustered o'e'r a brow Bright with i1ztell'ige1zc'e, and fair and smooth. .1- We'd advise you to carry a Webster s Unabridged Dictionary along if you are going to converse with this girl, or she'll be putting something over on you. If you don't believe this, just drop in at our English period some day, and hear her on recitation. She not only possesses a wonderful vocabulary, but also has the capacity to delve deep down into the hid- den meaning of what she reads-.

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P 41 I 'l e I I I I I I l I I 'I ALVA SEAGLE HOUSER Age, 183 Height, 5 ft., 6 ins., Weight, 116. 1916-'17 KSGJ 1917-'18 f9EJ 1918-'19 QIOAJ-Girls' High School Club. 1919-'20 f11AJ-Alexander Graham Literary Society, Girls' High School Club. Honor and shame from no eondfition riseg Acf well your part, there all flze honor lies. QQ-59.... ALVA is a sweet, natural, easy-goin' girl. She isn't so easy goin' that she stands still While everything goes on and leaves her. She keeps up with the tide flessonsj, and so doesn't get crushed when she hits the breakers fexamsl- just rides over them. ALVA has an ambi- tion-it's to be a State College Co-Ed. BLAKE CARLYLE HUNTER Age, 175 Height, 5 ft., ESM, ins.g Weight, 128. 1916-'17 f8AJ 1917-'18 f9CJ 1918-'19 IIOCJ-Footballg Baseballg Alexander Graham Literary Society. 1919-'20 f11BJ-Captain Footballg Delta Clubg President Glee Clubg Base- ball, Literary Society. They who have no studious turn are not 'merely indifferent to books: they hate 1'lze'm. c EEa. Au-was , BLAKE CARLYLE! We wonder which one he will take as an example-the Scotch historian, or the eminent train robber. BLAKE is not in sympathy with books or studying. Neither do We be- lieve that he enjoys going to school, be- cause he goes one day, and he might stay home the next-it depends entirely upon the inclination of his mind. But BLAKE makes up in athletics for his shortcomings in other things.

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MARTHA JANE JONES Age, 175 Height, 5 ft., 6 ins., Weight, 132. 1916-'17 l8CJ 1917-'18 f9CJ 1918-'19 QIOBJ-Bill Davis Literary Society. 1919-'20 f11AJ-Alexander Graham Literary Society, Social Editor of SNIPS AND CUTS, Girls' High School Club. A true type of good Heroic womanhoodf' When MARTHA'iS name is mentioned, those who know her immediately think of all that's good, true, and womanly. She is loved and honored by both faculty and students for her earnestness. MAR- THA takes a broad, practical view of life and, being naturally of a happy disposi- tion, she knows how to strike the happy medium, and so mixes pleasure with her work. , ..- X SARA ELIZABETH KENDALL Age, 18, Height, 5 ft., 8 ins., Weight, 120. 1916-'17 CSDJ 1917-'18 QQBJ-Secretary of Girls' High School Club. 1918-'19 QIOCJ-Treasurer of Girls' High School Club, Bill Davis Literary Society. 1919-'20 f11AJ-Girls' High School Club. So lrue so sweet she 'is I That one and all are happy to be hear her. QQ Here's to SARA KENDALL, by statistics the most sincere of our Class, and right- ly so! She has been a member of the Girls' High School Club all during her High School career-and what office has she not held in that? How could we have done without her? SARA never gets ruffled over anything, and she is ever and under all circumstances the same.