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

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Ly if'Qi THE MECKLENBUHGEH C25 4 -T-as will Senior Class MILTON CLAPP, Jr. Milt Naturalist Club, Sec. Chemistry Club. Whence is thy learning? Hath thy toil O'er books consumed the midnight oil? Milton is a lover of nature and a true sportsman. He knows how to make true friends and keep them through all circumstances. Milton is very quiet but when he speaks, wisdom is sure to be present. MARY ELIZABETH CLARK Betsy Freshman Club, Girls Club, Literary Club, Naturalist Club, Pres. Red Cross Council. She is true and sweet and one is happy to be near her. 'fBetsy is good nature personihed, always wearing a smile and ready for fun. She is never too busy to lend a sympathetic ear to everybodys troubles, and her pretty face, and sweet unselfish disposition will win her friends wherever she goes. VIVAN REGISTER CORE Happy Student Council, Glee Club. 'Tis a wise man who keeps the world guessing. In actions a kid, but who knows what lies beneath? No one but himself. This is Happy or Doctor Happy . friend or enemy never needed assistance but what it was freely given. He is loved by all and as to the above has never had an enemy. THOMAS MOORE CRAIG Tommy Hi-Y Club: Sec. and Treas. Hi-Y: Vice-President Radio Club, Chemistry Club, Naturalist Club. Student Council, Vice-President Literary Societyg Rambler Staff. Few things are impossible to diligence and skill. Tommy's jolly, unpretentious, affable spirit makes it impossible for anyone not to like him. Not only is he a true friend to all who know him but he is a scholar: he is a wizard at science-and speaking of looks notice those ha1r l WINNIE CRAVER Hot Dog Girls High School Club, Choral Club. That jolly laugh seems to settle matters better than words. Winnie is one of the sweetest girls we know. Al- though we have only had her two years, we all love her dearly. ELIZABETH AYLOR CRIGLER Elizabeth Sec. Literary Society, Girls High School Club, Pres. Magazine Club. She's kind, she's modezt, sincere, and true. More studious, more generous than most of you. Being very studious it is needless to say that Eliza- beth has always been at the head of her class. She knows there is time for all th1ngs.' Ili

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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

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1 THE Mrcmr BURGER S25 5 ie Senior Class MARTHA JEAN CROWELL Fatty Treasurer of Freshman Club, Pres. of Sophomore Class, Literary Society, Student Council, Girls High School Club, Vice-Pres. Girls High School Club, Short Story Club, Editor of Rambler, Student Council, Marshal Sigma Delta. Mirth, with thee I mean to live. The same yesterday, to-day and tomorrow, always smiling, always jolly--that is Jean. She is one of the friendliest girls in our class. Her popularity in school is only a beginning to the success she will score when her school days are over. ONA MAE CROWELL Ona Girls High School Club, Variety Club, Literary So- ciety. Here is a dear, a true, industrious friend, Ona's chief flsset is her beautiful, curly. brown hair. She has a sweet disposition, and is loved by all who know her. ARTHUR FRANCIS DANIEL Bebe Pres. Chemistry Club, Track Team, Hi-Y Club, Glee Club. Dramatic Club. A man that hath friends must show himself friendly. .Xny one who knows Arthur has a friend indeed, whose praise is not flattery and whose criticism is just. SARAH LILY DANIEL Sarah C Literary Societyg Camp Fire Girlsg Girls High School lub. Of all the girls in High School, There is none so sweet as Sarah. Sarah is a true friend and a good sport. She has a sweet disposition and is loved by all who know her. FRANCES DAVANT Frances Short Story Club, Freshman Club. Luck for the man who gets for his wife This girl whom I've known and loved all my life. Frances is a real true friend. She has a charming personality which has won for her many devoted friends and will always be dear to us all at C. H. S. RUTH JENNINGS DAVIS Rufus Girls High School Club, Variety Club, Literary Club. As pure as a pearl, and as perfect A noble and innocent girl. There was never a more true and loyal frienrl than Ruth. She is an exceedingly pretty blonde. VVe are all depending upon Ruth, to uphold the standard of the class of 'twenty-three.' 19 E