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

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I n QJYNDELL DRUM frDnUMv: Girls' High School Club: Spanish Clubg Campfire Girls. The 011131 way to lzaw' a friend is to be one. Lovingly kind to all, yet very busy with her own affairs. Never sees a gloomy day-that's DRUM. De- votes her thoughts to a promising futureg ever ready to meet handsome young men. Leaving C. H. S. is an all- round good friend, LYNDELL! Q EDVVIN V. DURHAM, JR. HFATTYU Hi-Y, 2, 3, 45 Magazine Club, 2. EDWIN, better known as LKFATTY, is as kind, good, and comglacent as his countenance seems to indicate. It is generally understood that fat people are good-naturecl and merry. EDWIN is no exception to this rule, unless it be that he is not fat but rather Hpleasingly plump. We are very, very proud of him and we know that he will he successful in life. Here's to him! Q PAUL G. EAGLE A cheerful fellow! A smile ready for every one- especially his teachers! We predict that PAUL will be a hot Florida real estate shark! Q EDNA ELIAS HEKEH Bryson City High School, lg Freshman Club, 13 Girls' High School Club, 3, 4, 53 Paint Slingers, 2, 53 French Club, 53 Basketball Squad, 5. , Mindful of of lzrrsrflf, but alzoayfglzoizrylzffnl of 0lL11f'l'S,H EDNA the 'nd of girl we all vffntfo know and love. She has cha ing ersonality a d her winning ways have en tied iikjheart of everyl cyssfwei

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BEN MCCLINIC DEARMON UCOUNTRY BEN Athletic Association, 13 Hi-Y, 1, 2, 3, 45 Football Squad, 33 Football Varsity, 43 Marshal, 3g Student As- sembly, 4. COUNTRY BEN -fthe most fascinating personality the woods ever produced! We are sure BEN will be in the center of things in life just as peppily as he was in the center of our line. Central High loses a good man when she loses BEN. Q ERNEST F. DIXSON nDICKv: Some clay we hope to see a great building-maybe in Cliarlottegdesigned by ERNEST DlXSON'OuT best archi- tect. ERNEST certainly has promises as an artist and we wish him every success. Q fy IWA he , 'X NANCY DONNELLYX lyj ' UNANH ,f tg, x ,Inf , .Fresh an Club: wGirls, High Sc ool Club, Lffin Clubg French -lub, President of' ome Room: Chairman of Program mmittee f Latin Club, Entre Nous Clubg Romani in ineica b. ' i 4 ' f 'X Fl1ir a lily, gegztlefazzd kind, ' . ll 91' digliifed, and always dif'iuv. fl lib' Ni' X , when one knows her well, and has gained her fri ip, is fptlnld to be one of the sweetest, most cheer- fu and helpful of girls. lf you are one of her numer- ou friends you ariellucky. X J, Q MARGARET MATHESON DOWLING SKEETER Campfire Girls, lg F. F. F. Club, 2, Girls' High School Club, 3, 45 Paint Slingers, 3, 43 Junior Civics Department of NVoman's Club, 35 Girls' Athletic Asso- ciation, 4. Mgt toast to a girl 'wzitlz a licart and a smilr, Who makes the bubble of life wortli wlzilef' Always happy and bright, always willing to take part in things, be it work or play, that's MARGARET. So here's to a pretty girl, here's to a witty girl, a good sport, a loyal and true friend. K' X X

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, ' 3 THOMAS l KINE IRES ' ERSKlN Treasurer C re an V 3- chestra, 2, 3, Art Club, 4, Comic Edito SNIPS A . ' t too sm u not f00lgl1lV,' But q yocijjrue friend in every way. In ERsK lv have a good palg he possesses all the qua ities th ake us like a person the more we know hi . ER is always bubbling over with life and fun an it I' rare thing to see him without a smile, He is al vey talented. Besides being able to play several m l instruments, he is very efficient in art. Just a joll good fellow, we would say. Q RAY SIMPSON FARRIS srRAYn Freshman Baseball, lg Junior High School Football: Junior High School Baseball, 23 Letter Club, 2, Varsity Football, 3, Varsity Baseball, 3, Letter Club, 33 Senior Hi-YQ' 45 President of Student Council, 43 President of Senior Class, 4, Letter Club, 49 Captain Football, 4. Best all-round, most athletic, most popular, most in- fluential-is the way CAPTAIN RAY'S abilities and person- ality size up. A president of the student body of whom everyone has been more than proudg a captain of the football team that won many honorsg and a student of no mean ability. All this is RAY, He has a way of his own with the ladies which cause great flocks of the feminine specie to follow him. RAY is a splendid athlete and has had the honor of being placed on many mythical all-state teams. Central High takes great pleasure in sending this splendid boy out into the business world, but it is also very sorrowful in having him leave its midst. WALTER ALEXANDER FOR D DUpf7 Sophomore Hd-Y, 23 Y adip irb, 25 Spanish Club, 4. DUB, ash: is trbughout the school, is loyal, symirathetigfxg gre . holly unselfisb. He is gifted with- t e rare cokjdi ation of common sense and intellectual fability. ith t e sagacity' of a successful business man, e trm sturdiness of the frontiersman and he f holar we believe he will be a success DUB f .WJIQIN g , t rfu 0 a sr. -, ' ' - s, is a companion in the true sense of the word, and will never be forgotten by the members of his class. Q JOHN FORT A Track Squad, 3, 45 Football, 45 Literary Club, 1. JOHN, our midget football star, is the good-looking lad of our class. He also has the honor of being one of the fastest men on the team. JOHN is a good student and is liked, admired, and respected by all those who know him. We are sure JOHN will hold up the honor of old Central High in both studies and athletics in college and in later life. JOHN will be missed by Old Central.