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

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JENNIE MAE CAFFREY Jimmic Home Economics Club (1); Entre Nous (2); Latin Club (3, 4) : Glee Club (2. 3) ; Girls High School Club (4) ; C. Club (4) . Of all the examples of perfect serenity, Jennie Mae fur- nishes the most perfect. None of her numerous friends- — and she wins many sincere ones by listening to the woes of the distrait — have seen her moved by any extreme feel- ing. She is always calm and collected. Apparently, she has no sorrows. May this trait help you play the great game of life. Jennie Mae, and come out a winner. DUNCAN GRAHAM CALDER. JR. Dramatic Club (1, 2, 3, 4) : Treasurer (2. 3) : Paint Slingers (2); Track Squad (2); Mathematics Club (2); Baseball Squad (3); Jr. Hi-Y 1 (3); Senior Hi- Y 1 (4): Secretary-Treasurer Junior Class (3); Foot- ball Squad (4) ; Rambler Staff (4) ; Underclassman Ed- itor Annual (2) ; Honor Society (4) : Student Council (2) ; Recording Secretary Senior Class (4). A boy of most unusual and charming personality is Duncan. His keen sense of humor together with his understanding of human nature have combined to give him an outlook on life that is both remarkable and re- freshing. His bubbling spirits and warm friendliness have sealed his friends to him with bonds of love and admira- tion. GEORGE T. CAREY George is just a good all-round fellow. You never see him without a smile on his beaming countenance. He is held high in the esteem of his teachers and associates. We hate to part ways with you now, George, but we wish you luck. 2 : l ■

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Mutt Dramatic Club (2. 3. 4): State Contest (2); Presi dent (3); Student Assembly (2. 3, 4): Student Coun cil (2) : Letter Club (3. 4): C Club (4); Class Critic (3. 4): Wilsonian Literary Society (4): Glee Club (2); Rambler Staff (3): G. H. S. C. (2. 3); Manager Girls ' Basketball (3. 4); Girls ' Athletic Associ- ation (2) . To all her associates Mutt spells class spirit and en- ergy. Have you ever known anyone who absolutely radi- ated friendship? That ' s Mutt all over. The moment you lay eyes on her your heart goes out to this happy, sensible lass whose gray eyes fairly glow with kindness. Mutt is always ready to aid in any attempt to make Central a better school. She has been the guiding light and protecting influence of our senior class. CLAYTON LEE BURWELL i SS ? Terfrft - ' I ) ] I Sophomore Hi-Y Club (2) ; President Wilsonian Lit- erary Society (3); Vice-President (4); Vice-President Junior Class (3) ; Marshall (3) ; Junior Hi-Y Club Vice-President Student Council (4) : Tennis (2. 3, Captain (3, 4) . Rare compound of quality, noble and true. With plenty of sense and good humor, too. (3) 4) L 1 Teddy ' s character is a rare combination. He is ad mired for his independence, loved for his friendliness, re spected for his manly qualities, and envied for his ability to play tennis. He has shown his athletic ability by his fine work on the tennis team. This year he brought home the cup for the Mid-South championship. Teddy has proved himself a great asset to the school, and his abund- ance of friends guarantee him a successful life. LESSIE AGNES BYERS Dramatic Club (1): Glee Club (2); (3. 4) ; Girls High School Club. Spanish Club Have you ever heard the expression that precious articles come done up in small packages? Agnes is the original reason for that fact. She is one of our petite seniors who is full of pep and personality. She never seems to lack male admirers, so she must have a dash of pepper and charm with her good looks. How do you do it. Agnes? M, 1

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Spanish Club (2, 3, 2. 3) ; Glee Club (2). Better known to us as Peanut, a quiet, brown-eyed, smiling chap. Though rarely in Central ' s limelight, his presence is felt in all our activities. Peanut ' s play- time is spent really playing. as he is an invaluable member of our favorite orchestra — and who knows? perhaps the favorite player. All Central joins in a hearty wish for his happiness in the future, and unites in sym- pathy for bis friends when he leaves Central ' s halls GEORGE BLANFORD CHAPMAN Jo Bobey Vice-President Sophomore Class (2) ; Hi-Y (1 4) ; Vice-President (3) ; Scribble and Scrawl (2, Vice-President (4) ; Spanish Club (4) ; Letter Baseball Manager (2); Basketball Manager (3): Editor Annual (3): Football (2, 4); Trainer Rambler Staff (4) . Blessings on thee, little Blan, Central ' s done just all she can. Though we hate to part with you Still, we must bid you adieu. With your smile and twinkling eye The world can ' t afford to pass you by. If S starts smile and also success There ' ll be no doubt of your happiness. So here ' s to you, O Senior Boy! We wish for you the greatest joy. , 2, 3, 3, 4): Club; Sports GEORGE WILKES CHAPMAN George has the sphinx-like countenance of a man of the world, but the twinkle in his eye betrays him. He has sailed through the unruly sea of higher education in carefree enjoyment of life, liberty and pursuit of hap- piness, his inborn American privileges. In his easy-going way he has braved all storms and gales and now is washed in to shore on the crest of the greatest wave, success. u V