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

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l9il'rHE MECKLENBUHGEH 33 -le Senior Class JOHNSIE BRATTON UHOYHH Literary Society, Art Club. ' Honor and shame from no conditions riseg Act well your part, there all the honor 1ies. johnsie, although a bit timid at times, has won the hearts of the many friends who have known her Her future is promising, as she has been gifted with 'an ar- tist's talent. MARGARET INGALLS BREWER Peggie Chairman Program Committee of Literary Society. None knew her but to love her, None named her, but to praise. That's Peggie. whom every one loves because of her cheerful CllS7OS1fl0l'l and reaclv Wit. l . CORNELIA KIRKPATRICK BROWN Neely Girls' High School Club, Campfire Girls, Literary So- ciety. She's not a goddess, an angel, a lily orna pearl She's one of the neatest, completest girls in the world. Nealy is one of the sweetest girls in our class. She shines in all her classes and hardly knows how to take an examination. MARY ELSIE BROWN Gunboat Literary Society, Girls' High School Club, Basket Ball Squad, Short Story Club. Its the smile you wear, That's a-making sunshine everywhere. Elsie is .the very essence of pep and school spirit and her winning smile has won for her a way into the hearts of students and teachers, alike. MAMIE BRUNS Mamie Girls' High School Club, Choral Club, Literary So- ciety. Not too quiet, not too gay, But loyal and true in every way. Mamie is algirl worthy of the very best there is in life. As a friend she is loyal, true-hearted and smcereg as a student she gives her honest endeavor to every task. RALPH GEIDNER BULLARD Bluie Dramatic Club, Track Team, Hi-Y, Student Council, Basket Ball Squad, Letter Club. Like a strong man, he runneth a good race. B1uie is a boy of sterling qualities, and is very pop- ular with his classinates. He is passionately fond of girls, especially one. 16 :waz Ge

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--' THE Mrcrui BURGER -5-are Senior Class LELA BENNETT Lee A good heart's worth gold. The most cheerful of the cheerful-the sunniest dis- position-always happy and making others happy, that's Lela. Besides being a good student. she is a good sport and an all-around goodygirl. JANICE BIERMAN Yance Girls' Club, Literary Societyg l'reasurer Camp Fire. devout and pure, Sober, steadfast, and demuref' Yance is a true and loyal friend to all. She is a great lover of sports, especially foot-ball. l:Iere's luck to her. PATTIE LEE BIGGERS PatSv Freshman Club, John Charles McNeil Literary So- ciety, Girls' Club, Chairman Program Committee, Va- riety Club. To know her is to love her. Pattie Lee is a friend worth having. ller good looks, sunny smile and lovable disposition make her .El regu- lar, all-round pal. She has made many, many friends in lligh School. SARAH BLACK jette -Girls' Club, Choral Club, Freshman Club, Literary S04 eiety. Beware of her raven hair, for she excels All women' in the magic of her looks. ller beautiful bobbed hair and naturally rosy cheeks are tl'e envy of all the girls. ller nne sense of humor and sympathetic understanding have won many friends for her. ELLEN LOUISE BRANTLEY Red Girls' Club, Freshman Club, Basket Ball Cluh, Class Basket Dall, Secretary Literary Society. To those who know her not, no words can paint! And those who know her, know all words are faint. You are attracted first by l2randv's flaming hair, and then by her winning personality. Shc is a rare type of girl and a loyal ri-are friend. LYDIA CLEMENTINE BRASINGTON Clem Freshman Club, Literary Society, Girls' Club, liti- fguette Club. Here is a dear, a true, industrious friend. Lydia is a smart, good natured girl and can always be depended upon. If you haven't gained her friend- ship you have 'certainly missed something, for she is a pal most loyal and true. 15 M

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'-: THE NECKLENBUHGEH 425 -T:-Ge Senior Class HAROLD BURTON Hal Ben Hill High School, Ga., Hi-Y Club. Only a boy, with his wild, strange ways, With his idle hours, or his busy days, With his quiet remarks, and his odd replies, Sometimes foolish, and sometimes wise. Hal came to the High School unhailed, with out a rep- utation. Now he is admired by all who know him. To hear him talk, you would think the state of Georgia was in his home town. SARAH CLEMENTINE CADDELL Sarah Girls' High School Club, Etiquette Club. Here is a dear, true, industrious friend. One of the mildest manner and gentlest heart. Sarah, one of our most lovable classmates, is known to us all by her good work in school. She proves true the saying, A Workman is known by his work.', RICHARD ABEL CANNON Dick Literary Society, Dramatic Club, Hi-Y Club, Ram- bler Staif, Annual Staff. He laughs at his work, and laughs at his play, And has a good time the live-long dayf' He's generally either just coming or just going-eltr sive, shall we say? He has a decided talent for Physics and when we need a problem done, we are pretty apt to yell for Dick. RACHEL VICTORIA CARBINE Rae Charm strikes sight but merit wins the soul. Rachel is a new addition to our class, bringing all the charms of the Crescent City. Although we have only known her since January, we love her dearly. GEORGE K. CARMICHAEL Frisky Hyatt Park High School, Columbia, S. C. 'Basket 'Ball, Hi-Y Club, President Hi-Y, Letter Cub, Vice-President Classg Rambler Staff, Litarary Societyg Marshal. Oh, he is affected with perpetual spring fever. Frisky, as he his dubbed in spite of his weakness for sleep, is a prominent figure in all student activities. He- has the reputation for good judgment and sincerity, while his bashfulness makes him a favorite with girls. MARGUERITE CASHION Snitz .Girls High School Club, Variety Club, Literary So- ciety. So sweet, so true she is, That one and all are happy to be with her. Marguerite, a girl everyone likes. You are First Ill- tracted by her eyes, but soon see that her beauty lies not only within her eyes, but also in her wonderful smile. 17 CEM