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

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L 1 l 1 PAGE TWENTY STELLA C. J. BOGER Blondie Freshman Club, lg Girls' High School Club, 2, 3, 45 V II Club, Z5 Home Economics Club, 4: Latin Club, 4: Tar Heel Literary Society, lg Athletic Association, 2. Not too quiet, not too gay, But loyal and true in every way. Stella is a true and noble friend to every one. She is a good worker and has a mind willing to help others. She is interested in everything that is going on around her and will long be remembered by all who know ber. ill? Q RUTH KERR BOWDEN Rooster Astronomy Club, 25 Latin Club, 4. With gentle yet pervailing force, Intent upon her destined course. Ruth's abilities are numerous. One would have to go far to find a truer, better friend. She is one of the few who prepares her daily lessons on the principle that it is better to have work well done than to follow the method of just getting by. Her determination will certainly bring her success. SWL , if- ,E X? JOHN LYLES BOYD Kodak Club. 21 Naturalist Club, 23 Hi-Y Club, 2, 3, -lg .Xthletie ,XSSOCif1llOll, 2: Cafeteria Squad, 43 De- bating Society, 43 Secretary and Treasurer Hi-Y, 4: High School Orchestra, 45 Glee Club, 2. May success in its best, In the years yet to pass Be the reward of Lyles, Of the '24 Class. Lyles is ay boy whom anyone would be proud to call his friend. VVhen in the years yet to come, we think of the old class of '24 well all think of Lyles. Lyles was faithful and trueg he would do you a favor for tlie asking. Ile was always a leader in the class room as well as out of school. We all wish Lyles good luck :is he treads on life's highway, Biff. , .T 5 JOHN MASON BOYCE Wi1dhair Polkton High School, 1, 2, 3. john is all right especially when he is thinking about girls, for those rosy cheeks of his attract them all. Not only is he attractive in looks, but also in person' ality. We would say in summarizing his good traits that he is just a fine all-round boy. ,g g ,hh O-OOCOOOOOODOOOOOOOCDIOOOOOOOOIHD- 7-'O--00000000DIIIICIOOOOOOOOII .T-ae.

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f i J 4 been s ...... 1 ........., My, ,.Q.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . JTDHN JACOB BARRIER l4Drayrv Tar lIeel Literary Society, lg Newspaper and Maga- zine Club, 1: Naturalists' Club, Z3 Varsity Football, 3, 43 Letter Club, 3, 43 Photography Club, 43 Baseball Squad, 3. And fools, who came to scoff, remained to praise. During a football practice in the season of 1921 the coach was overheard to say of John, That boy runs like a dray horse-. ' From that day to this Dray has been his nickname. Dray, regardless of his name, has worked hard, in all his student activities and has be- come one of the foremost in the class. Dray is a friend to every one always willing to aid you, but, yet, if you are not keen he will play a joke on you, for this is what he enjoys most. Alb Ei 1, TED BENNICK urredu Advocate Staff, 2, Literary Society. The scholar's learning with the courtier's ease. Ted is one of the most likeable boys in Charlotte High School. 'He is alwavs smiling, and he takes things easy. VVhen he works, he puts his whole heart and soul into it and never complains. Ile always has a joke to tell, and we are sure that he would make a fine jester for a king. So, Ted, here-'s wishing for you, a great success out in life's way. we - . - 5 KATHARINE MONTGOMERY BEST iixati, Secretary Girls' High School Cilub, 3, 43 'Freslnnan and Sophomore llramatic flubs, 2. She's petite, witty, and pretty, too, And we wouldn't swap her for fifty like you. liveryone knows K:-xt. After you have once met her, Katharine has such a lovable disposition-except when she's in Geometry. Her hair is as black as the raven's wing, her eyes are patches of blue from the sky. Here's to you Kat! We wish you all the luck in the world. Alb :.f Q FRANCES BOBBITT Babbitt Statesville High School, 1, 2, Latin Club, 4. When love and lessons come together, Let love gog for it'l1 be better. We were so glad when Bobbitt came to our high school from Statesville High, for in her we find the three greatest qualities---unselfishness, perseverance, and brotherly love. She is good in all her lessons and excels in Spanish. She s the kind who d0esn't toot her own horn. We learn much from her example and she leads us on in the right way. These few lines will help us to remember her: Frances is one who is kind and true, One who is always a friend to you, Une who does the best things, too, And she's a girl that is hated by few ali vans--on --0--as-ole--o-no--4--e 0 c o Q 0 0 041.0--ow-o-4 Q--one-'evo--m . J cue-- ,. ..... .. 32 . L gy' PAGE NINETEEN o -s--a--oHo--a-- -0o-- --o-fo--o--vA-u--o-'o- ur-o vnu- Q- eva- o-in-so-vw 4,--a

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WALLACE BROWN BRADFORD Literary Society. lg Astronomy Club. 23 Newspaper and Magazine Club. 23 Athletic Associatlon, Z3 Natural- ist Club. 23 Phi Lambda Chi. 4: Basketball Squad. 43 Cafeteria Squad, 43 Senior Photography Club. 45 Ram- bler Staff, 43 Hi-Y, 4. Mirth, with thee I mean to live. Brownie, as he is affectionately dubbed by his host of friends, has achieved great success in his high school career. He has had a great part in making the Ram- bler a success. Brownie is one of the class's best scholars. Though small of stature, he is a good basket- ball and tennis player. We look for great things from Brownie at Davidson. Here's to you, old boy! Sh ,.s ,sw SARA BRADY Sara Her gentle speech and modest ways lead others to account her praise. She's dependable and capable and-red-headerl-and that's saying a whole lot. Knowing you as we do we know that we are leaving one of the best pals we've ever known. She believes in having fun and is full o' pep and has many lasting friends in C. H . S. SW ,ig ,V ANNIE BELL BRANTLEY Annie Bell Freshman Club, lg Modern Drama, 23 Literary Sn- ciety, 2g Home Economics Club, 4. In her tongue is the law of kindness. We are certainly glad that we can claim Annie Bell as one of our classmates. Although she is quiet, she is kind. It is characteristic of her to be always cheer- ful and hi-IDDY, except when pondering over French or English. Here's to Anne Bell a life of joy and happi- ness such as she had in her golden school-days. :VZ 7E-' t MAMIE LOUISE BRUNS Girls' High School Club, 2, 3, 43 Choral Club, 33 Literary Society, 1: Secretary and Treasurer of Senior Class, last semester, 45 Athletic Association, 1, 2. Her sunshine hair and eyes of blue Clothe a nature loyal and true. Mamie is the fine type of girl who is a friend to all, She is known and loved by everyone because of her kind and sweet disposition. She is serious and jolly, and has the happy faculty of knowing just when to be jolly and when to be serious. VVe hope that Mamie will make as many friends all through life as she has made in high school. -13:1 af' PAGE TWENTY-ONE I. 0000OOOOOOOOUOOOOIOOOOOOCOOQs'-l--- - --00004.0000Oooooooolloloooooooohn.:.I iagthk . .