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

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ELEANOR BLACK lfJET!I Dramatic Club, l, 2, Glee Club, l, 25 Entre Nous, 3, 45 Girls' High School Club. t'Ha:vI eyes and hair of brozwz, slr a fa! .vlzc's the best all-round. Eleauorlv her name, Charlotte her station, Hcreiv to the boy FVI10 makes the conzbinaifionf' A truer friend never was found than ELEANOR and she is just as sweet as she is true. When in trouble ELEANOR you must find. Witli her starry eyes and that dear cheerful smile her help she will lend. She is loved by all her classmates and she loves them equally as much as they love her. Page Twenty-four r LOUISE BREEN KKBREENIEYY HBREENJEU is representative of our cutest girls. Shes witty and she's peppy and the life of the party. 'Hers is the type who sees all the fun in life and discovers 21 silver lining in every cloud of disappoint- ment. You have added remarkably to the spirit of Charlotte High and we know the rewards of friends and loves are most justly due to BREEN1E. X

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E s 5 t n GEORGE REGINALD BELL SACALAMITY n Treasury Athletic Association, 15 Freshman Hi- Y, lg Latin Cluh, 25 Vice-President, 2: Math Club, 2, Boys' Glee Club, 2, 35 Science Club, 3: Secre- tary, 3. Attention! Broadcasting station C. H. S. introducing REGINALD BELL. Behold this humble personage, a fellow of agreeable personality, as well as looks. REGINALD is an all-round young man, a good friend and a pleasant companion. He is popular with all those who know him, and has the ad- miration of both students and teachers. The ladies are aware of his winning per- sonality, and as a result the fairer sex seek the light of his blue eyes. llis atten- tion to the weaker sex seems to be con- centrated in Dilworth. It is reported that he very seldom ventures outside. REGINALD, we, your friends, wish you success and happiness in all that you un- dertake. We hope and expect to hear great things from you, CALAM1'rv. SARAH ELIZABETH BESSENT nLIBu Entre Nous, 3, 4. Nurs is rr dear, true, industrious friend. SARAH is all right! A good old sport and the best friend anybody ever had, be- sides having the knack of doing just the right thing at the right time. She has a trait which most of us so much need-de- pendability. She has never been known to fail in any task that she is depended upon to do. And do you know that there is not a single person that we know of has seen her lose her temper! Isn't she an ideal girl? There is no doubt but that SARAH will be a success in life. Page Tuwnty-thrm'

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Z 1 M ARG.-xRET BROWN This young lady before you, dear reader, is a most capable and dependable girl. NVhile her record at Old Central has not been exceedingly flashy it has been of a surprisingly enduring quality. VVe cannot speak too highly in her praise nor go Wrong by following in her splendid ways. MA'1'T1E lXlVAY DUNN UBUNNY' Nature Study Club, lg Dramatic Club, 25 Ath- letic Association, 35 Spanish Club, 3, 43 Girls' High School Club, 4. A smile is the trade-mark of ll lmpjvy soul, She has the genius to be loved. Someone once said that laughing is an artg if this is true, lNIA1'T1E is surely an artist, for her laugh is truly musical. BUNNY is one of the most sincere and loyal girls of the class of '27. She can always be depended upon to do what she promises. She is never too busy to listen to another's troubles and always has a ready word of sympathy. NlA'r'1'l1-2 has the loveliest deep brown eyes wc've most ever seen. Did someone ask if she knows how to use them? NVell, we'd say emphatically that she does. May she be as successful and make as many friends in college as she has in Central High. Page Twenty-fm'