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

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BOOK I CLASSES BOOK II ORGANIZATIONS BOOK III ATHLETICS BOOK IV JOKES AND ADS K-.

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J ' ti A ft if bf' t DEDICATION Q- 4 NDER the conscientious and most able guidance of our present principal, Central High School has risen to heights that stand second to no high school in the State. Yet his strength and ability go still farther than the building up of such at wonder- ful organisation as our school. His strength of personality ' - reaches into the very depths of the hearts of all his students and N claims their love, dezvgtion, and confidence. He is a companion 1 in all our distresses, an admirer in all our achievements, a loyal 1 supporter and adviser in all our activities, and, above all, he is a man whose influence is of the highest spiritual value. There- fore, in this small way, to show our appreciation and gratitude p ' to him, we, the Class of Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-seven, . A do most affectionately dedicate this seventeenth volume of I SNIPS AND CUTS , re ff' gl DR. E. I-I. GARINGER N t ri 82: f3W 53 r .J s rf? if 12 N 4 sh R i f .Q

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1 1 t I 4 H .X X. ,NME W I ,Rx tl l 1 . If -lm, 1 ' - 'xv X N N N i ,+I W O D U O Classmates, or whosoever you are, as you peruse the following pages of this annual, we beseech you to incline your minds some- what toward human fraility. We, the staff, realize that this book has its manifold faults and drawbacks but we have done our best in editing this volume, yet our purpose has not been to bring back vivid memories of the classroom, it has been greater than that. Whether you are now in the fullness of youth or in the white winter of age, as you glance over these pages, if you can see a football spinning high in the purple dusk of autumn, a mad dash over the cinders for 1 1' the tape, or, while looking upon the faces U il' Mal herein, a pleasant memory of an old friend ' 5 Hu' will come to you, or, if you can feel the t , ' 'll thrill of the first cool day of autumn or the ' , ,I A soft caress of spring, then our work has not ' t Il tl been in vain. In general, our purpose has t Q been to nurture and keep alive all the olden xt t l I x golden memories of olden golden youth! I lil, V' S M THE STAFF. I I iw itil. W ll ' ' I tw! hi . y 127 M wi' kill Iv' , jjjffmwty W w ffl Xl I ,,, l N l .