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

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Lll.l.lAN CARMICHAEL '-LIL Athletic Association, 13 Choral Club, 2g Girls' High School Club, 3g NVilsonian Literary Society, 35 Treasurer of Girls' High School Club, 43 Entre Nous Club, 4, Home Room President, 4, Girls' Athletic Association, 45 Sec- retary of Senior Class. Ui1'z'm'ly fair, d1'1'z'11cly fall, and, 1'1zdcr'zl, bcl01'Fd by all. LILLIAN is certainly a treasure-at least we think so. We also think the word treasure would fit divinely, because stored in her are those qualities which make her valuable, which make us love her, and which make people stop--look-and listen to her. l.1LLIAN is such a strik- ing, pretty girl it is almost useless to describe her ap- pearance or her qualities, for every one knows them, but we will say that she is the most sincere person that we know. Certainly such an outstanding quality will make her sail over life's main in triumph, Therefore, we need not wish her successffor we feel sure that it will greet her on every hand! SARA CHRISMAN Freshman Club, 1, Minnevaska Club, 23 Girls' Athletic Club, Z, Social Editor of Rambler, 3, 43 Scribble and Scrawl, 3, 43 Girls' High School Club, 3, 43 Fireside Club, 4, Vice-President of Senior Class: Girls' Athletic Association, 4, French Club, 4g Student Council, 4. As true as blur' of azure .rlclcs That o'er the green earth bend,- lfVitl1 heart as kind as you can find She fill: the bill as fricndfi SARA numbers her friends by her acquaintances-and they are the kind that stick through thick and thin, for SARA inspires loyalty. Sincere, happy, gifted, yet studi- ous. she is that happy combination that will find in col- lege joy and success. Without a doubt she will carry with her into the great adventure of living those qualities that make for happiness. EUGENE CLENDENIN Wilmington High School. CiENE has only been with us a short while, coming to Central from Wilmington High School. During the short time we have known him, he has impressed us with his nincerety and his honest determination. GENE has quickly fitted into the life of Central High, and by Virtue of his cheerful smile and sunny disposition, has won for him- self many true friends. OTRANTO CLONTZ TRANo Freshman Club, 13 Hiking Club, lg Girls' High School Club 2, 33 F ch Club, 4g Fireside Club, 4. ' Vlzcn I am not than at all, I am th 'Pd ugh, I'r'f ne dz 1 I ha o rc. flTRANTO is very stuclious nc 'ol true to herself, her friends, and her io - e never goes at a thing unless she finishes it airy and squarely. He-re's to you, fl'l'RANTOl

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TRAVIS TAYLOR BROWN Vice-President Freshman Classg Advisory Council, 13 Civics Club, lg Athletic Association, lg Secretary and Treasurer Sophomore Class: Literary Society, 23 Home Room President, 23 VVilsonian Literary Society, 35 Hi- Y, 3, 43 Treasurer Senior Classg Mathematics Club, 4, Cafeteria Committee, 43 Constitution Committee, 43 Entre Nous Club, 43 Student Assembly, 23 Advertising Manager SNIPS AND CUTS, 45 House and Grounds Committee, 4. By his outspoken nature and simplicity of manner, TRAVIS has won for himself a host of friends and ad- mirers at Central High. Even casual acquaintances know him as a fine fellow, while a more thorough knowledge of him reveals an original and winning personality which is hard to beat. We predict that TRAVIS will make his mark in the world in whatever profession he may choose. JOHN BURDELL HPEVVNEYH Varsity Football, 3, 4. JOHN is one of the most sincere boys in the Senior Class and a mighty good football player. Bio ,lonN is always full of fun and will always greet you with a smile. Although he weighs about 190 pounds, every ounce of that is man and all of his many friends will agree that Joi-IN is a man among men. MARY BYERS Freshman Club, 1, Vice-President of Freshman Class, 1: Minnevaska Club, Z: Editor-in-Chief of the lVl ZtL'L'0Hlf'l', 2: Dramatic Club, 23 Girls' High School Club, 3, 4, Stu- dent Assembly, 33 Exchange Editor of Rambler, 3, Vice- President of Romani in America: Entre Nous, 43 Edi- tor-in-Chief of Ranzblvr, 4: Student Council, 4: Student Assembly, 4. A jolly lovable pal, Al'wu3'.r SIAIIFPVU and fl'1lP,' Tliatlv the way .rlzcfr lzcrn 10 mr, Sl1e'll be that way to you! Al.-RRY deserves all the praise pen could write. She is Cute. sweet 'n everything nice. She possesses that rare combination-good looks and plenty of sense. Her at- tractive personality and her noble character speak for themselves and by her many friends she will always be remembered. VVILLIAM CARBINE BILL ' Track, 3, 4, Football, 4, Hi-YQ' 3. Q llfI1'rtl1 zviflz tlmz' I mcanjfo lift. f 1' ' x.. Smart, witty, simere, athletfithese are the outstand- ing characteristics of go cl-.iiturcfl old BILL. He is far- fained for his pleasing: kd iality and ready wit. Lady l.uck is his goddess aivqvve know that in this hectic game of life, BILL will co but on top. . ,iv . lv pr... Cij 1.J

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IRVING B. COHEN Latin Club, 43 Wilsonian Literary Society, 4. Jolly, good-natured old IRVINGE He has a smile and a happy greeting for everyone. Although IRVING only joined us in our Senior year, he has quickly entered into the life of Central High and has taken part in a good many of its activities. IRVING is just the kind of a boy we all like and has won for himself many friends while at Central High. Here's to you, IRVING! HUGH CORZINE B. E. S. T. Club, 35 Commercial Club, 4, President of Commercial Club, 4, Bookkeeper of Book Store, 35 Civics Club, lg Track Squad, 3, 4, Typewffiting Team, 35 Mathc- matics Club, 1. Heir nice, altliouglz lids daring, Hes smious, yet yay, HU has a mind for buxiilcss, and VV1'tIz girls he luzx a way. True-blue to his friends, helpful to all, with always a joke to tEll'AHllGH is just a fine all-round sport. He's one of,those boys that make you wonder whether they are joking or in earnest, but he-re's a secret that will dis- perse all doubts: He's joking all the time! Throughout our association with him, we have found him capable, de- pendable, thorough, and square. VVhat more need be said? EMMA PERRIN COTHRAN i.EM1: F. F. F. Club, 23 Scribble and Scrawl Club, 2, 3, 4, President Scribble and Scrawl Club, 4: Treasurer Scribble and Scrawl Club, 39 Dramatic Club, 2, 3, 45 Secretary Dramatic Club, 4g Girls' High School Club, 3, 4, Wil- sonian Literary Society, 3, Assistant Ai ertising Man- ager of the Rambler, 4, Romani in Am ica Club, 43 Vice-President French Club, 23 Entr ous Club, 4: Girls' Athletic Club, 4, Home Roo Secretary and Treasurer, 3. 4 Laugh amz' .ring ai! rg, lfVl1c'rr 1 .1 are flu' i .r flung 'ZUl'UI1!l,' fm' wil Inner' the 'iv Ulf' 'world tlzroxrqh ,.. Bzit fb IHS begun ' ou. i i We llxive, foi' a long ti e anted to find a word. which means reneretic, liv , W ing with prompt, rapid and effective free, and fl' ntial. Eureka! 'Tis EMMA. But EMA A, our E ' as added a great many more meanings to our defin 'n of her name. Her wit and good-nature would have proved her versatility without her acting ability thrown in to make her overweight in tal- ents. And, as a jewel to her crown of talents, was added sympathy, the ability to understand. Laugh, and the world laughs with you, weep, and EM does too. Hers is a heart for every fate. CLAUDE JACKSON CRAVE UJACKT ', President Science Club, 4. W JACK CRAVIENYYHIHT versatile Sei who learns Spanish as. well as physics, mathematicsf just anything! JACK will always be a credit to Central igh wherever he may go.