Central High School - Snips and Cuts Yearbook (Charlotte, NC)
- Class of 1929
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M. . f Z EX LIBRIS IIIIIIIIIIllllIIllIIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Fl l U II I I , 5 !1.' .' 'V .ln -Y-Fm - , 1 4 ' -' 1 COPYRIGHT 1929 'BY CHARLES W. ALLISON, JR Editor-in-Chief AND CHARLES HOWIE LITTLE, JR Business Manager J fx -1, , I ,R I , f ' W: th! 'V I ,.f r A . - I , I. , sN1Ps AND CUTS NINETEEN HUNDRED TWENTY-NINE ' fls W 0 4 D. VOLUME XX Published by the Senior Class of CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL CHARLOTTE, N. C. ' iiihnll E have graduated. We gaze once more at our Alma Mater. Then away, away into the wide, wide world we go . . . some to be great, some to be small, but each to answer his call. Years pass-lights flicker-time stretches. 'When the walls of old Central are cracking with age, when we begin to crumble with time, and when the pages herein have been well fin- gered, may we, with the aid of this volume, span the great gap and again enjoy those never-to-be-for- gotten days . . . may we mingle again in a silvery dream of the past. Dedication MISS MINNIE DOWNS To one who does all things well, who is an inspiration to faculty and students, the class of '29 dedicates with love and admiration this volume of SNIPS AND CUTS Stately stands the old weeping willow before Central S5 z -:Q S : B 3 1:14 -Q Q. UD 'U 5 S w O v-D H5 5 my f-'I ww portals And zvitlzin these A 1 Qf ua ,ZS K l 1 Mns.z.HfeAsuNcen Jessie Hsuuskson Mmm:-: uowus L.oulsA Dux.s ENGL-.ASH q ENQLISH -E.154gn..asH 1: NGLISH , V9 t' iz x , 1, ' Ms W -Inj 1' :X I vim J , 5 J M , f I .5 V X f-'f V, 1 A f U W Q' 1 W e s 1 1 H, ,-,v,,4 M - V I I 'sv wg OMA LAFFERTY DR.E.H.GARlNGER CBRNIE, FORE HISTORY' ,,-q'PRlNC'lPAk. n-4131-onv fi I ,V C'ATHEb.INECL.E.GG E1.1.lEGmER .ro m.Av-ierono rmwcaseoean--r SPANISH LATIN 5-.A'f l5'-1 . FQCNQCH Q - ily ' 1 C.O. BROWN MARY ARMOND NASH MR5.L.D.VVAL-KER REBECCA MARKHAM ME ECONOMCCS lV1USlC ART BIBLE J HO ,j In ,iw y 1-lf, . 5 Y., A CHARLEE HUTCHISON SARA KELLY MNA SMJTH MRS. MYRTLE ASBURY MATH MATH eususuzss ' pusn-:css , . Q - - THE FACULTY ARTS 1 ' ' ?. MAE ELLQS 3 W, Af 4l e:NGL.ssx-4 J fu 11 -l , ,l f H sl 2 l.,1m,lQLA AP.KSf 'ENGkf5HQ,fy ' ik wmunzmooae E.THELR'EA mums: smmarr NORMAQONNELL MRSJANET GEOMETRX-.M AW qv E NG!-ISH SECRETARY DEAN OF GlRL..S A BRYAN ' B L Bl-E. x A K , 5 3 YQ J Vx JESSIE RANKIN A NOSSANA BLAIR w.P. U LIBRARIAN szomsmv A, ms-roszv Mus ,X WOLVERTON I C i ,Gif-ag. EULA ERYANT' LOUISE Bmsvow aza'ruA DONNELLY C SPANISH FRENCH A MAT H CHEM WALTER SKQDMORE Prw.-3. I cm.. ap, THE FACULTY BOOK BOOK BOOK BOOK BOOK Order of Books .......Classes . -Through the Year . Organizations . . . . . Athletics . Advertisements and Jokes Senior 1929 'N uf ' - rv.- -W..-'1,, Our Mascots JACK SULLIVAN KNIARY ELLEN ABERNATHY K5 ig, 3 A , J ,l I SUSIE ANDERSON SARA LEAH ARENSON KCAndy!7 lKBetH Age-Nineteen. Age-Sixteen. Ambition or Hobby-Teacher. Activities-Student Assembly, 23 Activities-Girls' Athletic Associa- Latin Club, 23 French Club, 33 Presi- tion, 43 Spanish Club, 4. dent Home Room, 2. WILLIAM JOSEPH ARTHUR BEN CHARLES ASHCRAFT llgfillyfi . . Age-Sixteen. A-9e Elghteen' Activities-K. C. Club, 33 Track Ambition or Hobby-Acting. Squad, 4g Hi-Y II, 4. Activities-Wilsonian Literary So- ciety, 3, 43 Rambler Staff, 43 Football Mascot, 3, 4g Baseball Mascot, 3, 4. Kill Z5 ' JAMES ERWIN ASBURYr Jim Age-Seventeen. -Ambition or Hobby-Women. Activities-Home Room President, 33 Commercial Club, 2, 3, and 4, Vice- President of Commercial Club, 2, President of Commercial Club, 4, Home Room Paper, 35 Socrates His- tory Class, 2. FREDERICK DAC. AUSTIN, JR. KKFTed7! Age-Seventeen. Ambition or Hobby-Saxophone. K. ELIZABETH BASS GUY MEBANE BEATY, JR. Betty I Age-Eighteen. Ambition or Hobby - P 1' i m a If y teacher. Activitfies-Vice-President of Fresh- man Classg Home Room Representa- tive. ' '5x': :Z-6 - -Q ,-..-yo--A .ww . 1-11, rl .. M MJ.. 1 'i-iff? I Sf--'T T' 'iii' 'QLSTEW' FWKI ..,.. .A-fri' .,,,. 1 L , .F v ,f,,. ff. J Hx Y I : AJ. ok .by 1,5 ,Hn xbf N wk, .M ff' v A . ml Wifi v' 'f 1 1 AER R .vi 'J Q Vi If 0 1 P fv- 4, , F ff AUGUSTA COFFEY BARKER ETHEL JEANETTE BEAVER HG n HP'l:Ckn ns , Age-Eighteen. A.99-E1g'hteeH- Ambition or Hobby-Teacher. Ambition or Hobby-Music. Activities-Mathematics Club, 25 Activities-Rambler Staff, 4. Entre Nous, 33 Girls' Athletic Asso- ciation, 43 Better-Book Club, 43 Hikers' Club, 4 5 Hockey, 45 National Honor Society. JY, ..,.,, M JAMES HAROLD BENNETT MARGARET BENNICK Age-Twenty. ugenkiev Ambition or Hobby-Chiropractor. A.99-Eigh'0eeI1- Ambition or Hobby-Stenographer. Activities-National Honor Societyg Girls' Athletic Association, Spanish Club 3 Manager Girls' Hockey Teamg Manager Girls' Home Room Basket- ball Team, Secretary Home Room. 1 rg., ,911 x if .,....s,.' 5: sl 1 ' is y! 1 x HELEN JEAN BERRY FRANKIE LEE BERRYHILL Age-Seventeen. Frank Ambition ofr H obby-Tennis. Age-Eighteen Activities-Secretary Senior Class, Ambition 0 bb L b 4 5 President National Honor Society, technician T 0 y- a Oratory 4, Honor SOC16ty, 35 President Latm Club, 4g Vice-President Vergil Club, 43 Mathematics Club, 35 Marshal, 33 Student Assembly, 3. N , P' x rilfr. A 1 'A' 1 1. 1, we i! 1 4. . 1 ,if Sl 5 li- L 3 1:14 3 ' 2 N i K if N 0 I ' i :1 ,. f...,,.,f - f , ir uf AJ. . JOHNSIE BERRYHILL MYRTLE BERRYHILL Age-Seventeen. Monk Ambition or H obby-Stenographer. Age.-Eighteen- Activities-M e m b e r Commercial Ambition 07. Hobby-Art. Club. A ti ,.., 3 X X Q 5 X67 . 'x N. 1 X, I 'Q fa f . l', WL f of ' u 1.12 ,V , L . f :1 f' .1 f ri' r 1 1 I .I A, Ls V X ,HQ Lx! w' r .WT V lf 1.3.5 N? r Eff Z MX. A Q A . 1 P .ff ,, 'Ni ,bf r rv 9. ' l .5 la. U ff, 4 F-1 X . ' Xyf' 'z Q if H Tiilim' .VJ ,.. , A lx y Xx um .n 4: U 1,- - 1' , 1 if w Aw ' .1 'X -- X Nb V. A f Y 1 Jax. .cu .sqm JVC ' W f w' 'f 5. f .' QQ -:A 5 3 'f 41 , W It if A XTX. .I , 32 'QW N 'a Q .J 32 A AY AK N . nf ,, ,1- Xf'I '5 Y 2' A.,, New -f'X A ,N wi MARGARET E. BLANKENSHIP MARGARET ELIZABETH BOST scMa7,gie!r ccpeggyvr A ge-Sixteen. A ge-Seventeen. Activities-Wilsonian L i t e r a r y Ambition or Hobby-Typewriting. Society, 2, 3g Scribble and Scrawl, 2, 33 Student Assembly, 2. CATHERINE ALICE BOST ELIZABETH SADLER BROWN Kitty Lib A96-Eighteen. Age-Sixteen. Ambition or Hobby-Stenographer. Ambition or Hobby-Teacher. Activities-Commercial Club 3 Girls' Activities-Romani ' A ' 2 High School Club. Locker Room Monitors. mema' I li JOHN H. BENNETT, JR. Age-Nineteen. T O l BATTY SCOTT BLANTON Age-Seventeen. Ambition or Hobby-Boxing. Activities-Science Club, 3, Fresh- man Football, 2, Football Squad, 3. 1 sa ' ith f si QA 5 T JOHN PARKS BOOKER Jake Age-Eighteen. Ambition or Hobby-Surgery. Activities-Assembly, 2, 3, 43 Coun- cil, 4 3 President, 43 President Senior Class, 45 Mathematics Club, 2, 33 Marshal, 3, Baseball, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y, 4g President, 4, Freshman Football, 23 Junior Rotarian, 4. JOSEPH SHIELDS BRINKLEY HlBill!7 Age-Seventeen. Ambition or Hobby--Aviation. Activities-Treasurer Senior Class First Semester, 43 Track, 2, 33 Secre- tary Hi-Y No. 1, 45 Vice-President Student Council, 45 Science Club, 45 Tennis, 3g Treasurer Hi-Y No. 1, 45 Student Assembly, 4. X , ,, J M' .l lv. XX-. ,xx ., f li QL-, fx? , 'hw H'-1 F 2 S ,Rl b yi s, I mf Jill . V77 V 3 R W4- fe,-f V' ,I R, l ,P , ff? T 'nf' E -A- 44, my P' 5156! MARTHA PORTER BOYD MARTHA VIVIAN BRADLEY Age-Seventeen. Doodle Activities-Rambler Staff, 23 Girls' A99-Nineteen High School Club, 2, 35 C Clubg Ambition or Hobby-Swimming. Latin Club, 3, Mathematics Club, 2g Activities-Music Club, 2, 3, 45 Basketball Team, 1. Glee Club, 2, 4, Commercial Club, 2, Dramatic Club, 2g C Club. P are A I I 'fab ' K fi lil Q. if ia s. CATHERINE VESTA BROWN MARY ZELPHA CALLAHAN KlK'itty71 . Age-Eighteen. Agefseventeen- Ambition or H abby-Writing and Ambition or Hobby-To teach. dancing. Activities-Member Spanish Club, 43 Science Club, 4, Girls' Athletic Association, 43 Girls' High School Club, 4. 5 9? ,gif Ji, , z : Q . f y , ..,., AI, s.,1 f',1 5 2 A , 4 K ROBERT SARRATT CALDWELL MARTHA ANNETTE CAMPBELL A ge-Eighteen. Age-Seventeen. Ambition oo- Hobby-Race-Driving. Activities-Girls' High School Club, 43 Wilsonian Literary Society, 3, 4. . if It NEW a? ROBERT KNOX CAPPS HBOIJH Age-Seventeen. Ambition or Hobby-Automobiles. Activities-Commercial Club, 2, 3, 4g Socrates History Club, 2, Home Room Paper, 3. ,f M iii A CATHERINE H. CARTER Age-Seventeen. Ambition or Hobby-Stenographer. Activities-English Club, 2. i X I X '1 I' J:-, l ff' , ,9- mn P35 'il 1 ff, ' ,N !,, ft' Q, xx, Q L ,ZX ' . , OA Nj I l , . wh if 3' S. 5 fi Q 5 I. we N Ari ,N ij , if ,gf Q - f , 2 ll CHARLES THOMPSON CATHEY FRED CAMPBELL CATHEY HFIOPH A ge-Eighteen. A ge-Eighteen. Ambition or Hobby--Speed in any form. , x 1 x.,, M- l XE? 4 s DOROTHY NELL CHAPMAN Age-Seventeen. fi Ambition or Hobby-Literature. , ' Activities-National Honor Society, 3, 4g W Junior Marshal, 33 Rambler Stall 4g Member Paint Slingers, 3, 4, Secretary 43 Basketball ' Squad, 2, Substitute, 35 Hockey Manager, 3, Team, 4: Varsity Track, High Jump, 23 Girls' High School Club, 2, 3, 4. L nf' ' xref f wg gil JOHN F. CLOUD, JR. Age--Nineteen. Ambition ofr H abby-Typist. Activities-Commercial Club, 1 , .xf af... .,., me 192 , , , I , 5' 1 ': ,Ji , , ff- if Q 2 CORA LEE COCHRANE MARIAN F. COGGESHALL C00ie Age-Sixteen. Age-Eighteen, Ambition or Hobby-To travel. Ambition or Hobby-Nurse, sewing. Acfivifies,-fic Club, 33 Latin Activitfies-Member Science Clubg gll3TbSgg1s4 High School Club? Ram' President Home Room, 3. ' ' 3 2 . is , lil Y f ,. ' L . x REYNOLDS C. COCHRANE llRen!! Age-Nineteen. Activites-Home Room Paper, 33 Hi-Y Club, 49 Freshman Football and Basketball, 2. I . ANNA OLIVIA CURLEE Curley Age-Eighteen. X Ambition or Hobby-Girls' ath- N letics. Activities-Treasurer Girls' High School Club, 3, Vice-President Girls' High School Club, 4g President Girls' Athletic Association, 4g President So- cial Service Club, 4g Home Room Sec- retary, 2. 'fx eff u 'PF Fix XJ' 'W ,-47-f 3 4 if if 1 MARY ELIZABETH COOK clT0,m9: A ge-Seventeen. li... MARY HILL COWAN' Age-Sixteen. Activities-K. C Club 3' Basket Ambition or Hobby - B u si n e s s ball Squad, 4, u , 7 world. .ills MARY LOUISE COUSINS Mary Louise Age-Eighteen. ' Ambition or Hobby-Reading. Act-wities-Mathematics Club, 2, 3: Girls' High School Club, 2, 3, 45 National Honor So- ciety, 3, 43 C Club, 3g Dramatic Club, 4 Rambler Staff CAssistant Social Editorl, 4. a SEV QQ, Q12-43 Af! .FJJIQ QSC Y lf -'RX de: ...,.,.- , rin- ....,. V '9 'S -,. ..- L1 Y P V ,.,.. iv - rfm b Q l I , MARGARET ROSE COOKE Age-Eighteen. Ambition ofr Hobby-B u s i n e s s woman. Activities-Spanish Club, 2, 35 Paint Slingers Club, 43 C Club, 3. , k .Ax W, 1 I , N591 3: 3' l , r, ROBERT KELLEY COWHIG ALTON BROADWAY CRAVER ff H7 A E. Bob 4:Ab,ierx Agelrlzl lg eghbb E I Age-Eighteen. W? ,Zjwn 07, 0 y- ngmeer' Ambition or Hobby-Architect. Actzzfztms--President Home Room, 25 Track . .. B k b H A C . I B Team, Z, 35 Treasurer Class, 39 Vice-President k Acgmtubi-Y as et 3 FG'b?1ptZm, 1' 28' Student Council, 4g Moving Picture Operator, Pftba C' 1f.2- 5' I-'iwtsa ' qui' ' 3, 45 National Honor Society, 45 Marshal, 3g CH ? lfcffb efmg Cl b' 1 f,,E,,2C1bn01'V Vice-President Hi-Y: President Senior Class, ar Offs u 1 1' ft u 1 i U 1 ' Ivey Day Oliicerg Student Assembly, 2, 3, 45 President Tar Heel History Class. 5 :lj 'Ffh 1 1 li v -X' Q' L , 1 ' x r' MARGARET COCHRAN CREECH RACHEL ESTELLE CROWELL lEGTeta!! llRed,f Age-Seventeen years. Age-Eighteen. Activities-Latin Club, 33 French Ambition or Hobby-Stenographer. Club, 33 National HOHOI' Society, 3, Activities-Commercial Club. 4g Vergil Club, 43 Dramatic Club, 4, Girls' High School Club, 3, 4. ,A -- SQ WL Al, .i I I fi f i r X35 rw f l , k i: . Cy? All if fl ,N P ,Ip my .5 W: 'if N . nw mf' . f yi- 'rf' li 1 yi . L X 2 .ll ' 1 C: l lf, 51 v' pf,- A Q ,fx W f M7 1 5,5 X -r A . ,if w , 4' V HT K-AL .ax - fl yi V' lv ,fe l : X4 lf, R R' 3 sie ,,,,,, .,x ,.V,, V, ,, VV., DOROTHY ELLIOTT DENTON Age-Seventeen. Ambition or Hobby-Music. DOROTHY HOUSTON DELANEY A ge-Eighteen. Ambition or Hobby-fA1'tJ paint- Activities-French Club, 2, 43 C ing' and drawing- Club, 2. Acti'1,'it1feswSecretary Paint Slingers CFi1'st Semesterb, 2, President Paint Slingers QSecoml Semesterjg French Club, 2, 3, 43 G. H. S. C., 2, 3, 43 Hockey Team, 33 Fireside Club, 2. if A I K 4 , N lll JESSIE MAXWELL DEDMONDT lKMax!7 Age-Seventeen. Artivities--Ai't Club 13 Dixie Club, 2 3 Geometry Club, 4, vice-President, 43 Ciirlsl High School Club, 3, 43 Soclalitas Vergiliana, 4, Secretary, 43 Secretary Junior Class, 33 Secre tary Senior Class, 43 Home Room President, 4 Student Assembly, 43 Senior Ex-Council, 4. 1 INEZ DUNN DELLINGER A ge-Seventeen. Activities-Vergil Club, 43 Dramat- ic Club, 2, 33 Class Lawyer, 4. N . e I J sf sb I l E l SUMTER McCLURE DAVEGA HERBERT S. DIEHL, JR. A ge-Eighteen. Herb A ctivities-Football fVarsityJ , 4 5 A ge,Nineteen. Baseball, 3, 4: Trfwgf Sqhlad, 3, 4: C Ambition or Hobby-Music. Club, 3' Letter C u ' ' ' Activities - Commercial Club, 25 Orchestra, 1, 45 Band, 45 Music Club, 4. All ff 7,1 J ,N L f 5 , m ,N .. ,J ,l l If 1 A l BOBBYE DORTON GENEVA MAY DOZIER HBob77 HNeUalI Age-Seventeen. Age-Eighteen. Activities-Fireside Club, 25 Girls' Ambition or Hobby-Stenographer. High School Club. 35 C Club, 35 Activities-Honor Society, 3, 45 Commercial Club, 3, 4. Entre Nous, 3, 45 Girls' High School Club, 45 Rambler Staif, 45 Girls' Glee Club, 4. ' revll flf , 'l 'Q if E - f 'f ' . . , fl- , l .- .f,-, V l C, iii DOROTHY DONNELLY CLYDE DUCKWORTH Dotsie Age-Seventeen. Age-Seventeen. r Ambition or Hobby--Violin. Activities-Mathematics Club, 25 Orchestra, 43 Music Club, 43 Girls' High School Club, 2. 3A K. will l f PM ANNIE KATHRYNE DUNN MAXIE HOWARD DUNN Kate A ge-Nineteen. Age-Seventeen. Ambition or H obby-Art. Activities-Girls' High School Club, 2, 35 Secretary Girls' High School Club, 3, 4, Paint Slingers Club, 2, 3, President Paint Slingers Club, 3, 4. H -'J-l l 55 bmi 2 El 5 W fi J ff MARGARET MCCALL EAGLE VIVIAN ROSETTA EDWARDS Age-Eighteen. HVWH Activities-Girls' High School Club, A ,- i 2, 3, 4g Dramatic Club, 43 Girls' Glee A,iFb.tieVenteZI:,bb Steno ra her Club, 2, 4, Pianist, 2, 4, Mixed Chorus, d . 7' 1 n or yd g p ' 4' anclng. l l ff' f x , ,A ia .il . FRANK AYERS EDMONSON, JR. SAMUEL CURTIS ELLIOTT Age-Sixteen. Age-Nineteen. Ambition or Hobby-Medicine. Activities-Commercial Club, 2, 3 Activities-Latin Club, 3, 4. Spanish Club, 4. 15: , M 1 4 ml , C i C, X A I S. HERMORIN FISHER A ge-Eighteen. Anzbition or Hobby-Music. Activities-Girls' High School Clubg Know Charlotte Clubg Music Club. THOMAS CLAN'EVANS, JR. Age-Eighteen. Ambition or Hobby-Electrical En- gineer. Activities--Track Squad, 3, 4, Foot- ball Squad, 43 National Honor Society, 43 senior Hi-Y, Moving Picture Oper- ator, 2, 35 Manager Moving Picture Machine, 4. ,l-1' ,--X ll 1 'l f li ' Via- af , ,, LJ il . 4, v M ,' elf' ,Q SAMUEL ELISA FORT PATTI MARIE FRANKLIN Samba Pat Age--Nineteen. Age-Sixteen. Ambition or Hobby-Sports. Ambition or Hobby-Dancing. Activities-Football Squad, Z, 3, 43 Basket- Activities 1 B a S k e t b a 1 1 2 3- ball, 3, 4g Baseball, Z, 3, 45 President Sopho- H , , ' ' ' C1 x 5 H R R - , 2, ockey 3 4, Baseball, 3 Mathemat- I50? IEt?1IiSenECou?1EiI, ,2cfooS?lu3ieer?e1?,5?2gl::bXiif,.2, ics Club, E35 Girls' High School Club, , S ome oom resx cnt, , 3 at en1at1cs 2, 3, 4- OI-cesas 4: HC Club 3- Glee EE1lubClgB'43,Sicretary, 4, Glec Club, 2, 3, Let-I Club, is Trackxg. ' ' MILDRED HIGHSMITH FOSTER CECIL AUDRE FLOWERS Billie Age-Nineteen. Age-Sixteen. Ambition or Hobby-Violin. Activities-Glee Club, 25 Girls' High School Club, 2, 3, 43 Orchestra, 2, 43 Dramatic Club, 2, 4, Wilsonian Literary Society, 3, 43 Music Club, 4. I P , IT- r , ' X X it .. L K WALTER LAURIE FURMAN WALTER LEE GRAY Hawkshaw Walt A ge-Fifteen. A ge-Eighteen. Activities-Spanish Club, 2, 3. Ainbition or Hobby-Business and music. Activities-Orchestra, 1, 45 S0- crates Historian, 2g Know Charlotte Club, 33 Music Club, 4. .ALJ-, ,X X. Ni X, , N X, MX: P 4-1 af' X v X' rl! . XPQ N. V.. fu , ,fir . , , 'Q A . l f I l l 1 x f zu' if N342 ,Q .ff P Ha X 5 ivq. ,vp- , ,,x, .fi . V15 X. ix, Vv R, WG i711 is :Q I Q is x F ROBERT GLASGOW MONTAGUE W. GARRETT CfB0b7Y SKM01lt!! A ge-Eighteen. A ge-N ineteen. Activities-Freshman Track, Fresh- Ambition or Hobby-Accounting man Football, Track Squad, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President Glee Clubg Student As- sembly. . c :Ll - 4X ll 'r fc xi L. il x MARY LAW GRAY PATTIE BLAIR GRIFFIN Beautiful Pat A99-Eighteelk Age-Seventeen. Activities-Wilsonian Literary So- Ambition or Hobby-Business. ciety, 25 Latin Club, 35 National Honor Society, 4 3 Dramatic Club, 4, I Girls' High School Club, 43 Vergil Club, 4. gk if I gs I ? i ' i I GRACE GENEVA GRIFFIN WILLIAM FRANKLIN HANKS T1'icksey Tubby Age-Twenty. Age-Nineteen. Ambition or Hobby-Missionary. Ambition or Hobby-Principal of Central Hi h School. Activities-President Home Room, g 2. Activities - Assistant Manager Football, 3g Manager Football, 45 Let- ter Club, 4 9 Dramatic Club, 4. A v' , X zw ii' if if 5 R LOUISE HARRIS CHARLES FRANK HAZARD Abe-Seventeen. Activities-Dixie Club, 2, Treasur- erg Vice-President, 3g Girls' High School Club, 33 Girls' High School Club, 4, President, Sodalitas Ver ili- ana, 43 Discussion Groupg Stugent Assembly, 45 House and Grounds Committee. Age-Sixteen. Ambition or Hobby-Chairman of Board of Education. . , X . Xt- ,ae- ,n X , A, 1,57 f.. W 2 xll' ,. Qt y', 1.3 3 , Ari X-.Q ix J ii '-vial ,Ji ev A if ,Q , ff. Aix if I1 xv X l '. hr' ' '77 A ,mu - 1,. 1 VA:-I , , ,- ,AM rf' ' wc? we W, ,if I- ., Nav C . ,,.. 1 . a ,-T. .73 . , M7 I 2 Aj-Q -- Ve l r fi M . f .1 73, XG ...... 2 F 4' 3 r:'.f, 1 aff ,Li T A VR llxdl -. X- TN 5 x 14 , if! J., ww - ---- - A-A yo' my INC Qi!! . f f 'R' 5 5 , 3 f l. ' 4 kv 1 I DOROTHY ELIZABETH HARLAN WADE ALLEN HELMS Peggy Hard-Boiled Age-Seventeen. Age-Tyventy. Ambition or Hobby-Real Estate. Ambition or Hobby-Baseball. Activities-President Home Room, Activities-Secretary Science Club 4g Marshal, 3. 2, Track Team, 3. 'N .1 x Neal, J. 'h 34 'JJ .4-, uf lf ,K :ar . . , .1 ,,, , A X, . XX, ... , ,- qv, QW EXT REBECCA MCD. HENDERSON ETHA GARNETT HILL , kj Beck G, ell , Aye-Seventeen. Age-Seventeen. I Ambition or Hobby-Tennis. Activities-Commercial Club, 4. LV Activities- Student Assembly, 3, 'Q Latin Club, 4g French Club, 4, Dixie 4 Literature Society, 35 Girls' High gl School Club, 3, 4. F 'g L' ,f 'K if ' Qxffff '-if Q'tf'7 Y 'far Y 21,51 H1179-D QQ S Q-57 2' ,,,, ,.,,, ,--oF ?T 'ia--.,, W -I r 4 . :+rrrgb Ki? ' . . 5 ROY ELWOOD HOLMES WALTER L. HOOVER, JR. Age-Seventeen. Age-Eighteen. Ambition or Hobby-Electrical En- Ambition or Hobby-Business and gineer. travel. Activities-Latin Club, 25 Know Charlotte Club, 3, 43 Hi-Y No. 2, 4. ISAAC HARDEMAN HELEN HOWIE Ike Age-Eighteen. - . Ambition o'r Hobby-Studying. ggi. ilghtgen' . h C1 b 2 3, Activities,-Girls' Glee Club, 2, 43 T ckzvg feslf pfqlsg, B uk'C1 'b 41 Vice-President, 4, Spanish Club, 2, 3, Track' 4' ars a ' ' 00 u ' ' 45 Mathematics Club, 23 Girls' High rac ' ' School Club, 2, 3, 4, Rambler Staff, 49 C Club, 3, Music Club, 4. X u J li-. ,Qflify fr P. ',l f 1 'AX' N f 1' ,, Yr.-,H Q x 1511, 41 , l 1, Af 'J .N va gl .N w . 'sift X L21 1 nl, v 4 Q11 X1 cn. L.:- K RX JV ,A .fl J .V ww g W 1 1 if ll . Q, FN l fl. I 547 lfel ll CY ,-AN S l 2' W1 f fi fl 4 9 MARTHA HOWIE FRANCES CALDWELL HOYLE Age-Seventeen. Activities-Girls' High School Club, Age-Seventeen. Ambition or Hobby-Journalism. Activities-Mathematics Club, 2, 3, 2, 3, 4g Mathematics Club, 2, 3, Secre- Girls' High School Club, 2, 3, 43 Dra- tary, 3, Marshal, 3, Critic Junior matic Club, 45 Honor Society, 3, 4, Class, 33 Rambler Staff, 43 Press Re- Raxmbler Staff, 3, 4, Editor, 4, Stu- porter Girls' Athletic Association, 4g dent Assembly, 3, 4, Student Council, Corresponding Secretary Senior Class, 43 Marshal, 3, C Club, 3, Chairman 4, Honor Society, 45 Student Coun- Class Program Committee, 3. cil, 4, C Club, 3. ,lx , ' P fl' wi' - 1 ,LN i Ji-xt If Y ' ,K L. r W-, l MARTHA CAROLINE HUDSON GEORGE KIRBY HUMMEL, JR. upeteu Kirb A ge-Seventeen. A ge-Eighteen. caggitlbztzon or Hobby-Physical Edu- S ,4ct,j,,igfS1Tg',.iihma1 1 Fcggotialk if Fifi-,2Ei1'i!'f'E'Qfif?Q ?i5205di5i2lkElubi5gmf' iii Gillies: Hli-Y, 51: gl2g1Cmb,,4-, ' ' Dark Horse Hockey Team, 4, Junior League Basketball Team, 3, 43 Dance Appreciation Club, 45 Interpretive Dancing Group, 3. O Y, . ,fx '-'X ,- , ,- ,-. .. x ,ff ., .4 , V f '-kiwi-X XV' Hi s:s.,.f-f,,r - -rs , .Aff sf 1 ..... --'la ...... ffl tu--, ..,..... -Sb' MINOR CLINTON HUNTER A ge-Eighteen. QM lc? if E ROBERT NEAL HUNTER Age-Eighteen. Activities-President Know Char- Ambition or Hobby-Mayor of lotte Club, 43 Member Senior Hi-Y, Charlotte. 4, Science Club. Activities-Track, 2, 3, 4, Football, 2, 3, 45 Letter Club, 43 Senior Hi-Y No. 1, 4. - .,.f 6 , '1' ' I 5. IJ , 1, gf lx l' , K, 'Las HALL MORRISON IRWIN, JR. Age-Eighteen. Ambition or Hobby--Architecture. SARA VIRGINIA JOHNSTON usallyn Age-Eighteen. Ambition or Hobby-Riding horse- back. 'C O fxif Ili-'ff jigil I -' 1- f, -- .,..., ' 1. Si-1' 'i1. I I K ff! I I X J I I I r r l X l x ffl! ' ,,2 ' A-4, - 6 ,X v 'W -ff -N all N :V 1 5 w an 1 'Jw f V- '4 l X - Lv. , N. . f l I Y 1. V, .' N I, ,V -, , Q: :fr 5 'Q ' 4 , ii 2-X 1?'2.,,ia,r X. M if .xr K-4 F' f if X . I . X ,. il! HA -W - , li Till. 4.11 ,' GEORGE CARROL JONES, JR. MARTHA ELIZABETH JONES Age-Eighteen. Mejgy N, Activities-Track, 3, 4, Football, 4. Age-Eighteen. HM! Ambition or Hobby-Journalism. if Activities-Member Paint Slingers Club, 2, ,wi 3, 43 Scribble and Scrawl Club, 2g Dixie Liter- vf ary Club, 25 Secretary Scribble and Scrawl . 55 Club, 3, President, 45 Rambler Poet, 3, 4, Joke ffl, Editor, 49 Editor Observer Junior, 4. ' v 2247 4 fl' 777 Y E V' V fr' 1 H .fl it E 5 56559 We i '7 f LVELAI-7X l '-4 Y :VET s -, N f Q4 X X ax gl V Joy AM ,KV-Q! Lf .la iff lg Pb, +P ll QV 5-4 ,L ,-, girl 5 s WILMA LEE KELLY HERMAN CLARK KISSIAH Age-Seventeen. Age-Nineteen. .X 5, Ambition ofr Hobby-Stenographer. Ambition ofr Hobby-Commercial. gf' Activities-Girls' Athletic Associa- Activities - Member Commercial z tion, 43' Commercial Club, 43 Girls' Club, 2, 3, 43 Manager Book Store, 43 ,ff VC, , High School Club, 3, 4. Member Honor Society, 4. nl i 'F 5 a, I ff 5 X I inf 'fx 7' 4' 'jmri' 'xx ,f v: , A - Y, ,L N fp., Q ..... ..,..., .,,,,. .ffff+.f1. ,,,,,, .f ,,,, ,V faffgw l i i i Xl X JULIA MAE KING ROBERT LEE KISTLER Heludyv uB0bn A gefSixteen. A ge--E ighteen. Ambztzon or Hobby-Stenographer. Ambition M. Hobby-Wood Work. Activities-Book Club, 45 Honor Society, 4. 4 P 6 X ,. I. x i ' 11 , ,, ., f-,, KJ ,a Nu ALONZO MARCUS LANSFORD HAZ!!! HRed7I Age-'Eighteen ' Ambition or Hobby-Art and Writing. Activities--Student Assembly, 3, 4g Marshal, 33 Paint Slingers Club, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer, 2, 4, President, 33 Scribble and Scrawl Club, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer, 2, Secretary, 3, Vice-President, 43 Cheer Leader, 4: Chairman Decorating Commit- tee for Junior-Senior Party, 33 Assembly Pro- gram Committee, 45 Fire Drill Committee, 43 Rambler Staff, 3, 4g Art Editor SNIPS AND CUTS, 35 Advertising Manager Rambler, 3, 4, Class Poet, 4. 4 M., of il. ,if 1 ,l GRACE LUCILLE LAY Age-Sixteen. Activities-Latin Club, 2g Spanish Club, 4. A - - -4 f - ,X ax 'f rf-s1c1f fxSf -Y -dx YH- ,Y-V--- Vs 1 tx. ,A l r A gk' ' 'FR ,, , - 1 lx. l A' , rf ng: xi 'Q faxr x. ,Q L' , f rf' All-Q N, if! .Vx 'I ff XR ,U P, .vi I If fr-J AK i . x .' Wg, f' X' P ip 'g ' J f 5, x 'ig I 1 ,M 'mu f 1 -. f ..-0. ,X-X U 'J r ,V r ., l I f. f ,l' ,D .ML , w A rl f V E, l ,wt X f ,lvl- U xg: 'Q S f I N.. ', .4 . ft '. 3 , l ir' ttf if f R465 l . 72- ,v i f,. Y . ll- We I 1 'Q L kv i ff: .-ff... ,...7HiL X g1fT ..,..,, -Tf2'Ff 53,S'f7. ..,,... FL A x 1 il 'f x ,ll .JJ 'f 1. HR Q -li A 4 - V .. V JS ' N I J an . ,Lyn Y 'Q 4,41 Tw in T if , N .V 'Q ah -, W X it 'A lv E l . ii ff ,1 7 CARNEY GRAHAM LASLIE Big-Shad Age-Nineteen. Ambition or Hobby-Football. FRED MITCHELL LAXTON A ge-Eighteen. Ambition or Hobby-Architecture Activities-Chief Marshal, 33 President Stu dent Council, 4g President Student Assembly Activities-Varsity Football, 1, 2, 3, 45 lgfjragufef Sfugflif 303502, 33dP22i1B. SUT? 4' Captain' 49 Varsity T?aCk' 2f,3f 4? 31i1,,'4fa1'?2ff,i'ifa11 usiZ1u.id,'1,reif 652 llflgiiiiiggg Letter, Club, 11 2, 3, 4, V1C9'PTeS1d9nt, Boys' Basketball Teamg President South At 33 Palnt Slingers, 43 Social Commit- lantic Interscholastic Golf Association. teeg Glee Club, 23 Rambler Staff, 4. K P' N1 Rlffx, H I Iii ' 1 I . W? I i 5 5 KATHERINE LILLIAN LEDWELL ulfittyu Age-Seventeen. Ambition or Hobby-Music. Activities-Commercial Club, 2, 35 Music Club, 45 Secretary and Treas- urer Girls' Glee Club. X Ui,-.Q :lf 'K.i -...,,,.-Ai, 4 HAYDEN LOUIS LEON Age-Seventeen. Ambition or Hobby-Mechanics. Activities-Student Assembly, 3 Wilsonian Literary Society, 2, 3, 4 Vice-President, 45 Basketball Squad 35 Checker and Chess Club, 4, Orches- tra, 45 Band, 4g Home Room Presi- dent, 35 National Honor Society, 3, 4 ff i 1 MIRIAM LEWITH QUEENIE MADGE LITTLE A ge-Seventeen. A ge-Seventeen. Ambition or Hobby -- Secretarial Ambition or Hobby -- Music and work. nursing. Activities--French Club, Spanish Activities - Student Assembly, 2g Club. Home Room President, 23 Basketball, 33 Paint Slingers Club, 4. wg f PW GEORGE ANDERSON LITTLE CHARLES HOWIE LITTLE, JR. llAndy?! KKSO-Big!! Age-Fourteen. Age-Sixteen. Ambition or H obby-Reading. I Actinities-Vice-Presidenb Wilson- Activities - Treasurer Wilsonian lan. QF1rst Semesterj 5 Presldent .Wil- Literary Society? Vergil Club. sonlan fSecond Semesterjg Buslness Manager SNIPS AND CUTS, Executive Councilg Home Room President. .v , Q-- -LL5-. - D, Ek ,' Q 1' 7 xvr nf P MT l -5 if .. N .1 .ji ii ., r Aff! ,, V, 1 1 X lx fl XND Q- li fflff L R3 5 V: r x x, '- I ,f . A .VT - E X ht X9-'ii f-', .ri in' u. 'N , L ye ,, N 'mf ' N. ,, 5'-' X-.T .,.9 yi f I. vt. l .J . 0,- N s XX? ri 1-1 ', T A . 1' 'V X, l .- Ki-Q i ,x EH? :MN CI rl, B ,ffm f x Y' I 1, ' r in Wi 5. fri ..,, -ab.. .. '75 V' , , 4 w 1 nf? E. W. LONG, JR. NATHANIEL W. LUMPKIN, JR. Age-Seventeen. Nat Ambition o1'Hobby-Architect. A -S t Activities-Exchange Editor Ram- AgZwit,ie:enTereQk 3 4, M be bler, 43 Mixed Chorus, 43 Boys' Glee H. Y C1 SI? 1 41 S ' Nh CINE 41' Club, 4 g Mathematics Club, 2, 3 3 1' u 0' ' ' pams u ' ' Geometry Club, 4 5 Piedmont Junior Hi-Y, 13 Beta Zeta Beta, 1. 1 R fi' N 'I ff X X it K X l . .! C e Slab J' 2 EDITH CRAFT LUCAS Age,SeVenteen. ugobon Ambition or Hobby--Teaching' in a 3 I kindergarten. 5Ef?5'l'P , A90-E1g'hteeT1- Activities-Home Room President, Q U gl,r N I ,Ambition or Hobby-Electricity. 43 French Club President, 4. ?Sii4??5sll. L '-Y ff A ' , 5'f5l'S '-' ' Yfffif Ps'?'W4Xff2f' A XJWYM X?'W2f iiXXf'i5 ' J J' X' 1' it -3. .fi ..,,... TP- ' J7. ..,,... N- ' ..,.,,,. ff.e f!'5 ...,, .7ff? '.fi'7l'vW? 'T, ,.f1'f NS. , xt ,A ,F X, g ,., 1.4 gl. :lf I 'Hifi . fed FE xl It , rf it y Ai I AQ ELIZABETH MARTIN. MAULDIN 6CL,ib!! Age-Sixteen. Activities-Assembly all year, 35 Member Latin Club, 3 3 Home Room President, 35 Member Vergil Club, 4g Member Book Club, 4g Home Room President, 4. N lv, 1 CHARLES H. CLARK MILLS, JR. Chowl'ie Age-Nineteen. Ambition or Hobby-Research in V insanity. iff Actizfitias-Paint Slingers, 25 Scribble and Scrawl, 2, 3, Spanish Club, lg Wilsonian Liter- -Q ary Society, 3, 4, Critic, 43 School Magazine fag Staff, 45 Rambler Staff, 3. , 5 , liv- W w.,P .- Q., A 1 . gr 105: '-X F F- we if il ii Jiri ,, IVF I WILLIAM CLAUDE MITCHAM, JR. Bill Age-Eighteen. , Activities-Track Team, 1, 2, 3, 4' Freshman Football, 2g Assistant Mani ager Basketball, 4g Football Squad, 43 Dramatic Club. L'fZiX' M. X v. X55 f lv MX 4' - li , A fxytf WEL A .N . .U I : DOROTHY F. MONTGOMERY x. I lKD0tU A gc-Eighteen. Activities - Vice-President Fresh- M-'P man Class, President Junior Class, 33 sf 3 r Student Assembly, 3, Student Coun- X 5 cil, 3, French Club, 33 Entre Nous, Advertising Manager SNIPS AND A-X CUTS, 4 3 Chairman Senior Invitation 5' Committee, 43 Marshal, 3. Xu I rg, .... ff? .. A V3 ry' f l J f iw l 1 N! X 113' 1 ,L ARCHIE MOONEY Age-Eighteen. X , DEARMOND MOORE NDeY! Activities-Commercial Club, 2, 3, Age-Fifteen. Ambition or Hobby-Music. Activities- Latin Club, 35 Music Club, 43 Vergil Club, 4. E V V f V l a. 1' , JULIA ELIZABETH MOORE upollyn Age-Sixteen. Ambition or Hobby-Reading. Activities-Ninth Grade Secretary, ! Y Hn, ,, LJX r N lr., , Q JOSEPH COLLIER MORRILL Age-Twenty-one. Ambition or Hobby-Reading. Activities-Mathematics Club, 3. f ,l , A , , is tai LILLIE MAE MOSTELLER MARY LEONESS MULL S1iooks Lee A ge-Nineteen. A ge-Eighteen. Ambition or Hobby-Stenographer. Ambition or Hobby-Drawing. Activities-Secretary Commercial Activities - Paint Slingers, 4g Club, 45 Home Room President, 2, 3. Dance Appreciation, 45 Spanish, 2. 3 fix: 4 X i I CHARLES CLIFTON MYERS Age-Seventeen, Ambition or Hobby-Real estate. Activities-Know Charlotte Club, 3g Art Club, 45 Social Committee, Let- ter Club, 45 Freshman Football, 23 Freshman Basketball, 2g Freshman Baseball, 2g Freshman Track, 23 Var- sity Football, 4. ROBERT M. McALLISTER V HBob77 Age-Nineteen. Ambition or Hobby-Musician. ' Nw f X l ,- X ,fx X fx La i ,U I 1, R -1 ,0 ln N 4,3 f f ll ,ct fi ' lb, X117 Q X 1, x .. Q X X ,Lf x Jw' it ll 1 ,. :MX 4 1 X 'I X , f 1 ., V' fx, ,.., ,4 A a LW' ' f 0 'N l., N, .,, xg. ' u 5 I ,, 'I ,' ,,, :KN fi 'F V -.f ii : Y, 1 . 1 lf! A i ok V W5 5 1 2 1 Lg 1 4, X N J , al A,,,, D? ij'-... .. x , gwrf f e l' I r' il I '?2f'f', A f 1 A 3 2 K1 I k WILLIS HASWELL MCAULEY ELIZABETH R. MCGARITY Age-Eighteen. B00702l Age-Sixteen. Ambition 01' Hobby-Music. Activities-Girls' High School Club 2, 3, 4, Wilsonian Literary Society 2, 3, 4. , o ' fl? If ,, 5.4 li , ,I Fil ANNE LAIRD MCLAURINE JOHN ALLAN MACLEAN Mac Age-Sixteen. Age-Eighteen. n Ambition or Hobby-Aviation. Ambition or Hobby-Sports. .Activities-Wilsonian Literary So- , , , , clety, Treasurer, 23 Vice-President Avtwffws-Home Room Presldenti Sophomore Class, 25 Wilsonian Liter- ary Society, 45 Vergil Club, Treas- urer, 4. H Q HELEN FLORENCE McMICHAEL I-Iennie Age--Eighteen. Ambition or Hobby-Teaching. Act1'11z'tz'e.r-Girls' High School Club, Z, 4: Dixie Literary Club, 2, Paint Slingers Club, 2, 3, 43 Marshal, 31 Critic Paint Slingers, 43 Na- tional Honor Society, 4. f All MARGARET SHAW NEAL A ge-Seventeen. Activities-President Home Room, 1, 2, Stu- dent Assembly, 1, 25 Dixie Club, 2, 3, Vice- Presidentg Geometry Club, 4: Girls' High School Club, 4, Sodalitas Vergiliana, 4: Honor Society, 3, 4, Literature Club, 1, Program Chairman Class Day Commencement. 1 5, lL,'i,Yf' f i i f Jr 1' A, Ilr , , if fl be li ll li 9 lf MARY FRANCES NEAL Snookie Age-Eighteen. Ambition or Hobby-Dancing and swimming. Activities-Girls' High School Club, 2, 35 Home Economics Club, 2, Home Room Representative, 2, 3g Student Assembly, 2, 3. 4- SARA NELSON Age--Seventeen. Ambition or Hobby-Reading. l Activities-Home Economics Club, 25 French Club, 2, Glee Club, 45 Com- mercial Club, 4. - -XL. . ' Q54 3:5 rx? PV! ft, f 'f Ki' ,rs ,., x' ,, ,it i J. , N, 1 I - P ffl ,I 'Q I ul: .9- fl w --I WT' 1 'Y SR fell W7 if ,L ff' l r . M . N Wi yi. lv l - H . F lf 1 1. ff. W 4224 JPL ,FV Yr - Q fi 4 ax lf - , Q - T fy I ' xg -. wx, 5:4 fi EDITH ELIZABETH NIXON WILLIAM WALTER NORMAN Age-Seventeen. Bill Ambition or Hobby-Travel. Age-Eighteen. A t'v't' S- C Club, 33 Girls' High - - 1 - Schsoi glib, 3, 4? Dance Appreciation Ambztwn or Hobby Radlo. Club, 43 Spanish Club, 3. ELIZABETH VIOLA OWEN SARA BURGWIN PARKER Age-Nineteen. Sa Ambition or H obby-Athletics. A -S t Activities-Home Room President, Ag? -t-evenGge?', H- h S h 101 b 2' Secretary Home Room' Track C wifes- Us - Ig C-CQ u ' ' Timm, Baseba1lTeam. Hockg Team 3, 43 Glrls Athletlc Assoclatlon, 45 3. Gigls, Athletic Asgociatiog, Com: French Club, Entre Nous, 4g Scribble mercial Club, 4. and Scrawl' 4' Tif .4 n- ,ov rf ,gi 5 l W l BRUCE EDWARD PEABODY NATHAN A. PEARSON Parson ,,Peg,, Age-Seventeen. , Ambition or Hobby-Minister. Agefrlghteen- , Actizfitics-President Mathematics Club, 33 Aynbztzou 07' Hobby1G1r1S' gresidgnt Sodggitas Veriqgliliaga, 4gBVict:':-5resi- Activities-Commercial Club, 25 ent enior ass, 43 res man ase a , 2g - High School Basketball, 2, 3, 44 President Hi-Y Treasurer Commerclal Club, 3- No.24'H'hSllFtbll4Fh , , xg cmoo oo a , 5 res man Football, 35 Geometry, 45 Baseball, 4. P fig fd ? A 5, if 5 LILLIAN MARGARET PITTMAN cc-Peggyn A ge-Nineteen. Ambition or H obby--School teacher or nurse. KATHARINE McC. POWERS NK. P!! Age-Sixteen. . Activities-Entre Nous Club, 3g Secretary and Treasurer Entre Nous Club, 4. C v 5, . f f' A lv r gs W ll ff . 1' 'z x A ,lt E' r P l,: X3 V' , WT Wig rl lf l A X 0 lvl I 1 1 v- l WT s xx ff- l' l fri 5-.3 if X6 X4 I l 1 4 N 1 ,- l fi A Q, 3 '-Q J N l ..,e... :F .fa ...... fi AX1 ' V' ...LJ !i,syI sf, . X , fi? I l in X, NELL PRESSON A ge-Eighteen. Ambition or Hobby-Basketball. Acti'z1it1'e.v-AVarsity Basketball, 2, 3, 45 Man- ager Basketball, 45 Fireside Club, 2: Cheer Leader, Z, 35 Student Council, 23 Girls' High School Club, 2: Marshal, 3, Chairman Girls' Locker Room Committee. SARA ELIZABETH PRICE UL,ib9Y Age-Seventeen. Ambition or Hobby-Doctor fM.D.J Activities-Marshal, 3, Latin Club Treasurer, 35 Fireside Club, 2, Girls' High School Club, 3, Geometry Club President, 43 Track, 45 C Club, 3. f.ff'N f il A WILSON HORACE PRICE, JR. HBH!!! Age-Seventeen. Ambition or Hobby--Lawyer. Activities-Track Team, 3. I 4 MARY PAULINE PRICE Age-Seventeen. Ambition or Hobby-Tennis. Aclizlities--Chief Marshal, 3: SNIPS AND CUTS Staff, Editor Senior Section, 4, Student Council, Annual Representative, Chairman So- cial Committee, 43 Student Assembly, 4, Latin Club, 3, Fireside Club, 2: Girls' High School Club, 2, 33 Tennis, 3, 43 C Club, 33 Track, 4, Basketball Squad, 23 Delegate to Student Council Convention at Asheville, 4. O ff, 5 5 6 JOHN SHERRILL PROCTOR EMILY MAE PURVIANCE ' 'Proc A ge-Seventeen. t Ambition or Hobby-Stenographer. - - . - - Activities-Girls' High School Club, Ambition 07 Hobby Bowling' 43 French Club, 3, 4g Honor Society, 3, 45 Rambler Staff, 3, 45 Glee Club, 4. A ge-Seventeen . ,gt 'M 104,532 , . . fi fa e 4,5 L 5, fl g, V rw LORETZ LEON RAMSEUR ELLA DOUGLASS RANKIN Age-Eighteen. Doug Ambition or Hobby--Music and so- - liciting for newspaper. Agefplghteen' , . . . Ambition or Hobby-Journahsm. Activities-Member Orchestra and , , , , Music Club. Activities-Mathematlcs Club, 2, 39 Latin Club, 45 Honor Soclety, 3, 4, Vice-President, Home Room Repre- sentative, 43 Rambler Staff, 3. L.- X 1 .YL X, . N, if ' n .,, xx Jn' ., As! ., haf nr 5 . L fi '- xg, 5' 4, ifxf 5'1 gf! ., 1' VW of '. 9 bi wlf RVN N. K' 1 N. 7 off? I if I . ., AJ TN, AM . fx 1 -' 4' V: . Qi 1 . AEA Diff, ff! fy I. Tr 43. ' 4 1 ay ii N N fl' All ,J ff! 1'l y -l Y I Eff f -4 f it -A ,.x 2 Tfif ,F- T ...., -he - Z? -.., ,- , 5' i - UQ, gfllo iffy! f Q , i ji ' ig S 'X 4:2 2 THOMAS EDWARD REA, JR. CELIA MALAIER REEVES Age-Eighteen. TeeoZy Activities-Spanish Club, 2, 3. Age-Seventeen. Ambition or Hobby-Art. Activities-Paint Slingers, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer, 3g Program Chairman, 45 Girls' High School Club, 2, 3, 4, Track Squad, 3g Rambler Staff, 4, Assistant Advertising Manager, Hockey Squad, 45 Girls' Athletic Association, 4. 4x . Q' b A' A, ffS6'l,'f- A ' : 'x ,f ixwxl lf l 1 l xl .Q ADELINE ELIZABETH REA CLEMMIE BELL RIED Post Scrip A Age-Nineteen. Age-Seventeen. Ambition or Hobby-Music. Ambition or H abby-Art, good time. 3 ffifflgflgg-gllgs'4H1ghhSC1f0g. CIPQ, Activities-Girls' High School Club, 2' 3'4, u I u ' ' C 00 mms' 2, 3, 43 Mathematics Club, 2, 3, Paint ' ' Slingers, 3, C Club, 3, National Honor Society, 45 Dramatic Club, 4. www Xi 1 4 MILDRED DOBBINS RIVES VIRGINIA LEE ROBINSON Bulbs Va A ge-Seventeen. A ge-Seventeen. Ambition or Hobby-Eating, Ambition 07' Hobby-S1Z6n0graphy. Activities-Glee Club, 1, 35 Liter- Activities-Girls' Athletic Associa- ary Club, tion, 45 Latin Club, 2, 35 Girls' High School Club, 4. fx, TXXQ1 ,dig g , WILLIAM ROSS ROBERTSON WESLEY MARVIN ROBEY Will Mike Age-Eighteen. - Age-Seventeen. Ambition or Hobby-Aeronautical Ambition or Hobby-Taxidermy, engineering. scouts. Activities-Mathematics Club, 2, 3, Baseball, 2, 3. , E I .2 X .f f 9 I 4 7 , li VIRGINIA ROBINSON BETTY OWEN ROGERS Age-Seventeen. Pocket-Edition Ambition or Hobby--Tennis. Age-Seventeen Activities-Wilsonian Literary So- A t- -t- P ' -d t H R ciety, 2, Girls' High School Club, 25 , C-wg ws? resl en Qme Oom' Student Assembly, 23 Wilsonian Liter- 3, V1ce President Commercial Club, 4. ary Society, 4. fb T2 , X A, I. X' A Ji fl ft SAMUEL OPDYKE RUSH MILDRED VIOLA RUTLEDGE Sams: :rM,illyss Age-Seventeen. Age-Seventeen. Activities-Spanish Club, 2, 3, 4g Ambition or Hobby-Dancing. Orchestra, 45 Track Squad, 3. Activities-Basketball, 25 Vice- xqf if-V-4 ' 4- K FTW? .... J President Mathematics Club, 25 Mathemathics Club, 35 Girls' High School Club, 43 Orchesas, 4. ? COLE NUNNALLY SCOTT ELSIE BLYTH SCOTT A ge-Eighteen. Scottie gilizirbztzon or H obby-Electrlcal en- AgeQEighteen. Ambition or Hobby-B u sin e s s Activities-Science Club, 45 Track, 3, 4. Woman. Activities-Member Girls' High School Club, 2, 3, 4 g Member Dance Appreciation Club, 4. A. CARROLL SENSENBAUGH Age-Eighteen. Ambition or H obby-Dentistry. J Q, ELIZABETH HALL SHELDON 'W-5 ::Lib9a Age-Seventeen. Ambition or Hobby-Kindergarten if teacher. liAh WF Activities-Fireside Club, 2g Latin IPP Club, 3g Orchesas, 4. W1 x . NM Q xl 14,9 .V E R' 5 -X ,-' 4: ,.,zf X I .,.. ...,.A 5 5 24 V , Z7 '. k .,4 , f I 1! 'N ox' b. an , '.1 , 4, Z ,fi LA A -4 5 , J M QA fiiu 5 1 1' 1 1 .7 J ' 1 N 5 Iv 1 L? HK QW JOHNSTON REID SHOEMAKER MARGARET VIVIAN SHUMAN W Age-Nineteen. Sunshine Activities-Baseball, 4. Age-Seventeen. f Ambition or Hobby-Music. 1 Activities-Commercial Club, 2 .-P Music Club, 4. xx W4 Qi 1 In ff X ,V I , 1 ,, ' 1 , X: . .ax-X J! -vi ,fx -ff A v my . 'J,, !'S'ii.lft-'ht L .LM M L! V . 1 Sis LW? GEORGE ALEXIS SMITH JAMES HAROLD SMITH XR A Aye-Seventeen. Age-Seventeen. af Ambition or Hobby-Pender's. J X, Sf 'Y ,J in A 21 A -4 4 vk f ' fffi ,ff X ff ,.,if -X- ....... ...,. Fw? -4211. i,i.. Fw? ffnffm, A 'if ROBERT RAGSDALE SMITH CROOK GRAHAM STAFFORD Bob Crooked A ge-Eighteen. Age-E ighteen. Ambition or Hobby-Medicine. Ambition or Hobby-Basketball. X Y W at , 1 P A . v- 'LXR ,fir rj , . 1 1 JAMES ESEK STEERE, JR. MARY JOHNSTON STEERE Jim Age-Eighteen. Age-Seventeen. Ambition or H obby-Sales engineer. Activities-Track Squad, 3, 4g Home Room President, 2, Marshal, 33 Orchestra, 4. Ambition or Hobby-Tennis. J .sans W 4-'Xi' 3 .xg r' 3 A' . MT I 'I 1 m ff W . K - N pf A ' vu -'V xii '- far L-ly. 'S ,JH WL ,W .' :J vw. ff .ff- X. - 3 .ff f , w ,i,1f:v J ' 1 '. hi Q nw .Ax 5,5 ' X ta . .F T2 rf X ln. V. ex 1 1 . .Ah ff' , 3 Q6 f K 1 x'n ff f n 5. H-4 ' . A . fy ,illn- K . XLS +4 n ,. X U- if M V' V A ff? V :- 45 ff' -. ,. WP X , flap 11. iiv,: i F' v 1 I lil K ? 4 JAMES ALLEN STENHOUSE DOROTHY FRANCES STEPHENS Age-Eighteen. Dot Ambition or Hobby-Architect. Age-.Seventeen- Activities-Treasurer Senior Class, Ambition 01- Hobby-Musician, 49 ViC'?'Pfe?ident Paint Slingefs Club, Activities-Fireside Club 2- Latin 4g Senlor H1-Y No. 1, 45 Annual Staff, Club, 35 Girls, High School Club, 43 4, Track Team, 3, 4, Ivey Day Officer. Orchesas Club 4. fi ix x l . ' ll ,ill if EDITH CALDWELL STORM MARY WILHELMINA SULLIVAN KCEdie7! llMay!! Age-Eighteen. Age-Eighteen. Ambition ov' Hobby-Reading. . Ambition or Hobby--Physical direc- Actifvities-Mathematics Club, 2, 3g tm'- Honor Society, 3, 4, Secretary, Dra- Activities-Girls' High School Club matic Club, 45 C Club, 3. 2, Basketball, 3, 4, Captain, 4. ,fi v 3, IX I . I J ' f x gf, ? 5 A 5 4, J 3. x Nl K I, fs wi EDNA MAY STURRUP ALICE R. SUMMERROW Eddie LalZie Age-Seventeen. Age-Nineteen. Ambition or Hobby-Teaching. Ambition or Hobby-Dancing. Activities-Mathematics Club, 1, 25 Better Book Club, 35 Girls' High School Club, 1, 2, 3.1 3 I 3 lf 4 ODELL STEVENS KlRedH Age-Sixteen. Activities-McBee High School, Mc- Bee, S. C., 2, Baseball, 2, Basketball Team, 2, Track, 2, Latin Club, 43 Girls' Athletic Association, 4, Hockey, 4. HENRY EVANS THOMAS n.Lepe,ru Age--Nineteen. Ambition or Hobby-Hunting. Activities-Spanish Club, 1, 2, 3, 45 Science Club, 2, Football Squad, 2, 4, Basketball Squad, 3, 4, Baseball Squad, 35 Tennis Team, 2, Checker and Chess Club, 4. he 'F' A ' fra? ll. l , IX , MARGARET E. THIROWER LAURA ANN TRAVIS Skeetes . Laurie Age-Eighteen. Age-Nineteen, Ambition or Hobby--Housewife, I Ambition o'r Hobby-Nurse. guess' VIRGINIA E. TRIPLETT KK-Lib!! ' Age-Seventeen. Activities-Dixie Club, 2, 3, Vice- President, 2, President, 35 Girls' High School Club, 3, 4, Chairman of Pro- gram Committeeg Spanish Club, 4, Secretary, Sodalitas Vergiliana, 4. . H f A lu Activities-St. Petersburg High Schoolg Vice- President Sophomore Class, 2, Vice-President Junior Class, 39 Chairman Ring Committee, 35 High School Debating Team, 33 Charlotte High School: Girls' High School Club, 43 French Club CEntre Nousj, 4. REID TULL Daddy Bob Age-Eighteen. Ambition or Hobby-Aeronautics. Activities - Freshman Football, Basketball, Baseball, 25 Varsity Foot- ball, 3g Vice-President Junior Class, 3, Varsity Football, 49 Secretary Home Room, 4. flip. KATHLEEN ANNE THOMAS MARGARET HANNAH TROTTER Kitty Hannah Age-Seventeen. Age-Eighteen. Ambition or Hobby-Reading. Ambition or Hobby-Art. Activities-Honor Society, 49 Presi- Activities-Gii'ls' High School Club dent Spanish Club, 45 Spanish Club, 2, 3, 43 Paint Slingers Club, 43 Ram- 3, 4. bler Staff, 4. l i fi ! If f nl ,ll f f SQ' if I fi xl EMMA LEE TUTTLE ROBERT O. WADDELL Turtle Age-Sixteen. Ambition or H obby-Golf. Age-Seventeen' Activities-Track 4. Ambition or Hobby-Teacher, art. ' 4 A-if I .gal 1, Z X gl ERWIN GOODE WALKER ccJay,n nJOh,nnyu Age-Seventeen. Ambition or Hobby-To become J. LIGHTSEY WALLACE A ge-Eighteen. Ambition or Hobby-Medicine. Activities-Music Club, 4g Orches- head man- tra, 45 Band, 45 Track, 45 MUSIC Club, Actizzities-Spanish Club, 2, 3, Letter Club, 4. 3, 4g Freshman Basketballg Varsity Football, 3, 43 Vice-President Junior Classg Natfonal Athletic Scholarship Society: Student Assembly, 45 Democrat. RUTH DIANE WALTERS HELENE MARTIN WALTHER Age-Sixteen. Pat ragggbition or Hobby-Interior deco- Age-Seventeen Activities-Latin Club, 33 Know Amlmlifm or Hobby-Reading' , Charlotte Club, 4g French Club, 2. Activities - Treasurer S P 9' n 1 S h Clubg Rambler Staff, 4. MARY PARKS WESTMORELAND llM00f7! Age-Seventeen. Activities-Fireside Club, 2, Girls' High School Club, 3g C Club, 33 Commercial Club, 3, 4. HUGH McFADDEN WHEELER llMack!! Age-Eighteen. x X1 x , ., ,X ,v W I X. . THOMAS CAREY WEIR Wire-Hair Age-Eighteen. Ambition or H obby--Aeronautics. Activities-Boxing, 35 Science Club, 4. 5, ,AERXQ . if X by v HZ Xi V v 7113 ,I JVC wi if , 1 L : it fffi Wi rv V ,,i 4, we' Jill' :gmc Q. rg xv' 1. 'fi .-. Wyl- i x,,- Lf: Cv nn J' 'Q '. 5 i . ,xl , .AN N If r', ' N7 f gr Xl N, w Q1 'v- 0 v if 4. git .E J, If v M7 1 , 'lv i A. ff? WILL McCHORD WILLIAMS , n Age-Seventeen. Ambition or Hobby-Amateur N radio. Activities-Science Club President, 43 Geometry Club Treasurer, 49 L , Honor Society Treasurer, 43 Audito- rium Program Committee, 4. , rf. ff v C C , G ,G , , Q, .K-13, 411355 ggi, 'yi IRQ? 'Q 4-,I . ,,i,'.,lM !.- . 'f.'6 ...-,.-'l. ' JT. -.1 asap if , fy ,, 5' HOPE SPENCER WHISNANT :aH0p,ierv A ge-Seventeen. I Ambition or Hobby-Sleeping. RICHARD WEDDINGTON WHITE KlDick!, Age--Eighteen. Ambition oi Hobb - A m a t e u r Activities - Secretary Sophomore radii, operator: y Class, 2, Vice-President Senior Class, 35 Wilsonian Literary Society, 2g Sec- retary Wilsonian Literary Society, 3 Circulation Manager Annual, 3. 7 Activities-Band, 4g Science Club 4. fe M if li 'ii' 55 IN Q Q JULIA MAE WARWICK Age-Seventeen. Ambition or Hobby-Eating. l ' 1 , v if if SUSIE WILKIE Age-Seventeen. Ambition or Hobby-Music. Activities-Glee Club, 2g Fireside .Activities-Wilsonian Literary So Club, 25 Girls' High School Club, 1, 3. clety, 2, 3, 4, Secretary, Girls' High School Club, 2, 3, 45 C Club, 2. MARTHA MOODY WILSON BETTY WOOLLEY Age-Seventeen. Age-Eighteen. .Activities-Mathematics Club, 2, 33 Ambition or Hobby--Science. GITIF' Hlgh Schgolyclllb, 2, 3, 43 Dfa' Activities - Class Secretary, 2g matic Club, 43 C Club, 3- Treasurer Science Club, 2 5 Secretary Girls' Athletic Association, 4. V , , , ,.,. if AQ' ,T ift . fs fl I QE, - L slr Q, CONRAD THOMAS WOOD DONOVAN MACK WOODSIDE Tom Demo, Age-Nineteen. Age-Seventeen. .Activjties-Baseball CVarsityJ Ju- Ambition or Hobby-Science. H101' High, .19 High School, 2, 33 4, Activities-Football Squad, 3, 4g Captam: H1-Y NO- 2, 4: Pamt Slmg- Track Squad, 1, 25 Science Club, 4. ers, 43 Letter Club, 3, 4. LAURA NEAL WILLIS JOHN NEWTON YANDLE Niki A ge-Eighteen. . Ambition or Hobby-Aviation. Age-Elghteen' Activities-science Club, 2, 3. Ambition or Hobby-Nurse. Activities-President Nurses' Club. L P W5 1 i iii N MARY YELVINGTON Ambition or Hobby-Physical edu- cation director. Activities-Girls' High School Club, 2, 3, 4g Girls' Basketball Varsity Squad, 3, 4, Spanish Club, 35 Latin Forum, 2g Junior Hockey Team, 3g Varsity Team, 45 Dark Horse Hockey Team, 43 Girls' Athletic Association, 4. WILLIAM THURMAN MAUNEY Age-Eighteen. Ambition or Hobby - Construction Engineering. Senior Class History Strictly speaking, history is a narrative of the occurrence of certain events in, or relating to, the lives of certain people. Therefore, there should here be recorded the events and outstanding achievements of the noble class of '29. Let us take a moment to look back over the years of our sojourn in a strange land. Back in the good old days when we were seniors at A. G.-some of us at Piedmont- ah! then was the time when we were lords of creation-we looked upon ourselves as a band of noble beings, destined to rule the world, for were we not of the highest order of those great institutions? Poor misguided creatures! Could we but have seen what awaited us at Central! Having left A. G. in the spring of '26, we reached that institution of higher learning,'Central, where we combined forces with our cohorts from Piedmont. Woe unto him who was unprepared, for, behold, a reception, warm indeedyawaited the poor martyrs who were so unlucky as to be Freshmen! But, as all earthly things do, this at last was at an end, and we were happy again, though rather forcefully reminded of that old axiom Pride goeth before destruction, and a haughty spirit before a fall. After the re-organization of our forces, we selected our class flower, the daisy, and our colors, green and white. In various and sundry ways we attempted that great feat-the raising of money for the Junior-Senior party of the following year. At last the year closed, with the realization that now we had reached another landmark in our march to Graduation Day. After duly welcoming the class of '30, we put under way the prep- arations for the Junior-Senior party, which we were determined to make the most successful and enjoyable known. Finally the party was a matter of history, and we began to think of the places soon to be ours. The class of '28 was marshaled out, and we came to the realization of the fact that we would soon undertake our positions in that most envied place-we were ready to receive the rank of Seniors. At last the great day came, and we were monarchs at Central. We now possessed the front seats in assembly, we were looked up to, we were grand old Seniors. We sought money here and there for the gift, which we had decided would be a fountain. We had to be measured for caps and gowns, the rings came at last, the Annual campaign had waxed hot, and then had gone into oblivion, mascots were selected, the preacher for the baccalaureate sermon was chosen. Yet through it all we came unscathed. And now we, the class of '29, are ready to open the next door, to go out into the world, to go to college or go to work, to leave our places here for others to fill. With deep love and many fond regrets we look back on the days gone by-days among the very happiest of our lives. We shall always remember we were they who proudly called themselves the class of '29. Humbly submitted, ALLAN MACLEAN, Class Historian. Page Sixty-eight Senior Class Prophecy It is a simple matter to predict that Frank Hanks will have a harem or that some senior miss will teach astronomy to the poor in the coal minesg it is still more simple to expect high school students to get any enjoyment out of such insane predictions. The class prophet is never directly 1'esponsible for the various careers he promises his fellow classmates. He is the medium through which some sage and unknown power glibly speaks of the future. This unknown power is never seen by the prophet, but is understood through dregs in the coffee cup, fairies, crystal balls, etc. This is unfortu- nate inasmuch as the student who feels he has been treated unfairly, or nobly ignored, has no opportunity of vindication. If he lays for the prophet, the prophet promptly swears that he is innocent and has only spoken the word of the power. Let us eliminate this strange power from our prophecies. We live in an age gloriously removed from childish absurdities. We are no longer content with vague Voices of an unknown power through a fanatical medium. We must know the why and wherefore of things. If we must have our prophecies, let us have them direct. Let us have them from a prophet primarily, then there will be no shifting of blame. What prophet could be more appropriate for our twentieth century diamonds than the prophet of science? It would be interesting to regard our class from this angle as to its probable chance in the world. There have been approximately thirteen billions of people who have lived, enjoyed opportunities, and passed on to the grave. Out of this grand total only ive thousand have succeeded in establishing immortal fame. A ratio of about one in every three million. There are less than three hundred in our graduating class. Who knows or who is able to know if that three millioneth man is among us! Science tells us that genius is not the creation of some whimsical fate, who dancing elusively among us, smiles occasionally upon us, but that genius is a heritage passed on to us by those progenitors of ours that founded a nation. It is to be doubted that any group of boys and girls have inherited a greater chance for genius than we. We of the Old South-the South of culture and leaders. Genius, it has been said, can never be downed. Possibly the genius of the dancing fate was insuperable, but the genius of science is not nearly so hardy. It can be downed and often is. Unless we continually strive to take advantage of the innumer- able opportunities that surround us, our heritage will profit us nothing. Students of Central, you have the heritage of genius. You have the facilities that will most easily nourish that genius, satisfy its natural desire, and culminate in its eventually becoming one of the three millioneth minds of tomorrow. Can you, in the face of this heritage, coupled with the kindness of opportunities, fail to strive? I prophesy that you will not. I prophecy that you will continually strive until you reach that pinnacle of fame where genius may claim others for its own. CHARLES M1LLs, Class Prophet. gift V Page Sixty-nine Senior Class Poem ODE ON THE OPTIMISM OF YOUTH DEDICATED TO THE CLASS OF 1929 Prelude Expect no reminiscing elegies from me, Or literary monuments to time-dimmed days. No muted lyre of mine shall sing their praise As of the Dead, of mortal problems free. This wicket-gate you enter with a sigh Is not crepe-hung as is a sable bier, Or crowned with Wreathed ivy sere, As to the casual passer-by It would at Hrst tend to appear. Look not with downcast gloomy brow Nor raise the mourner's futile cry, But mental catacombs endow With incidents and scenes gone byg Though not for memory's sake alone, As are the monuments of stone, But as a constellation in the sky, That tells the mariner when danger's nigh Or as Calista in her plight Transformed, suspended in the night, Points out the way from up on high To grateful sailors passing by And guides their tiller hand from cosmic height. List not to the muted minors of Time's weird obligato Nor in the Past's dark archives grope Nor content yourselves with peering into mem'ry's Dusty Grotto Rather face the Brilliant Future with the cheerfulness of Hope. -AL LANSFORD. Class Poet. SSX fl fl G Q GQ QOQ 0: 0 E159 AME Page Seventy Last Will and Testament CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL CITY OF CHARLOTTE-County of Mecklenburg STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA ZONE OF HARD LABOR SECTION I We, the class of '29 of Central High School, knowing that it was expected of us to leave behind a last will and testament and knowing little of the formalities of such a procedure, found, upon seeking information on the subject, that a sound mind was a prerequisite to drawing up such a document. We were at a loss to know what to do. However, discovering that classes before us had made wills that were acceptable in the eyes of the law, we proceeded, with the following result: First. We, the class Of '29, do bequeath that thriving and semi-unmanageable institution, the cafeteria, to future student councils, with the hope that some day the two prefixes may be droppedg that the soup will have less water in it, that the ice cream scoop will be exchanged for a larger one. Second. We, the Senior members of The Rambler staff, do bequeath to the little Alexander Hamiltons of the Junior class our share in the financing of said publication. Third. We, the class of '29, do bequeath to the awkward Juniors the sylph-like forms we have acquired by constant labor in the gym. Fourth. We, the Senior members of the staff of SNIPS AND CUTS do bequeath to next year's staff our war cry, All pictures must be in not later than tomorrow, with the hope tha.t they will learn to speak it louder and more lustily. Fifth. We, the class of '29, do bequeath to the faculty our share in making the detention hall a success. Sixth. We, the class of '29, do bequeath to Mr. Brown our melodious voices, with the understanding that he bestow them on aspiring singers among the lower classmen. It goes without saying that they are in dire need of them. Seventh. We, the class of '29, do bequeath to the school in general our already be- queathed fountain, reminding them that it is a thing of art and not to be used instead of the locker room showers. Eight. We, the class of '29, do bequeath to the Juniors our I'm-a-Senior air, although we know they will never wear it as regally as did we. Signed and sealed this 29th day of May of the year 1929. Petr INEZ DELLINGER, Class Lawyer. WITNESSES: MARTHA J ONES ROBERT COWHIG CHARLES ALLISON Page Seventy-one MW ALA-AQ ' - J vA .. 5 - 'A1'x a - ,Z 'FRED LAXTO ip J 'iklfg by f X X r4os'r -Povuuua. Q SHINE. . 3. K I xx xx XX X GRACE LRY Bmemesr NX Q MQ 'nas-r nu. AND MOST BUT 2 L. 'VRESQSON H551 ATHLETIC HND 'BEST ALL AROUND ..,,,.-Sass 4... 'fx .. .. . mrmnauowe I wow, BUTN-4 ,,..,:eefE.,- WHY H You see, Wx UMBRELLA? XI STANDING UNDER A WEEPING WtL.L.OW aT ISNIT RFUNING 1 JUST H RTE. 'BOYS N OST x , 'QSQQ N ' ii rw -----'H . 4 5 A AE! f CCL , '-- CQ 'Q' INEZ 'DELLA N6 rggom om mum.. nos-r omsuum.. 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Hg 3 V' . Am : f 57354 fl H XX N W U 'M I , I xl 2 I Qmf ffx? A 3 541? .iLgTT- v li S- Page Seventy flue Page Seventy-six JUNIOR OFFICERS Oo as W9 cf' NFEAE GQ 857 W is ABERCROMBIE, EVERARD ABRAMS, JOE AITKIN, STUART ALEXANDER, ALBERT ALEXANDER, BILL ALEXANDER, ELIZABETH ALEXANDER, FRANK ALEXANDER, M. C. ALLEN, ELIZABETH ALSTON, MARY AMMONS, RUTH ANDERSON, VIRGINIA ARMSTRONG, MARCEIL ASBURY, LEWIS ASHCRAFT, SARA ASHCRAFT, MARGARET ATWELL, MARGUERITE AVERY, LOUISE AVERY, NAN BAKER, FRANKIE BARROW, VIRGINIA BEAM, LOLA BEARD, ELIZABETH BEATTY, RALPH BEAVER, LESSIE BEGG, ETHEL BELL, SAM BELL, NANCY BERGERON, CHARLOTTE BERLIN, ELLIS BIBB, DOROTHY BINDER, JOHN J. BLACKBURN, BESSIE BELLE BOATE, MARY LOUISE BOATWRIGHT, GRIMES BONFOEY, HELEN BOONE, MARY CAROL BORDNER, JOHN BOYD, HELEN BOYKIN, ELDRIDGE BOYKIN, ELIZABETH BOYLES, IRWIN BOYTE, HARRY BRIDGES, MABEL BROOKS, VIRGINIA BROWN, ANNIE LEE BROWN, EILEEN BROWN, HELEN BROWN, MARJORIE BURWELL, JOSEPHINE BYERS, EMILY BYRAM, KENNETH CALDWELL, SAM CAMPBELL, ANNETTE CAREY, FRANCES CARTER, FLORENCE Junior Class MEMBERS CASHION, JAMES CATHEY, RUTH CATO, GLADYS CAUDLE, BLANCHE CHRISTOPHER, ELIZABETH CLARK, MILDRED COLE, JOHN CORNWELL, JOSEPHINE CRAIG, MARY CRAWFORD, DOUGLAS CRUSE, MARGARET CULLINGFORD, BERT DANDRIDGE. JOSEPHINE DANIELS, ELVA DAVANT, JAMES DAVIS, CAROLYN DEAL, J ULIAN DELANEY, DOROTHY DIMAN, DOROTHY DIXON, MABLE DOAR, GRAHAM DORAN, JOHN DUNN, JAMES DUNN, KATIE LEE DULIN, WILLARD DYE, HANNAH MAE EASON, DICK ELDEN, WILLIAM ELLIOTT, ELIZABETH ELLIOTT, GEORGE ELLWANGER, BERNARD EMERY, NATALIE ERWIN, JENNIE FAYE ESCOTT, EVERETTE ESCOTT, SARA EVERETT, ELIZABETH FALLER, GEORGE FARRIS, HUBERT FEDERAL. MARGARET FELTS, JAMES FERGUSON, ELIZABETH FERGUSON. MILDRED FISHER, CLAUDE FITZSIMMONS, EARL FORSYTHE, ADGER FORT, HENRY FRANKLIN, PATTIE FRASER. HARRIET FRYE, LOUISE FUNDERBURKE, JOE GABLE, NATALIE GABLE. THOMAS GADD, TOM GALLANT, DOROTHY GARDNER, MILDRED GILLAND, KENNETH GILLAND, RALPH GOWER, MARY GRIER, SARAH GRIGGS, WILLARD GRUBBS, LOUISE HADLEY, MARIAN HAGER, GAYNELLE HALL, ROSE JUNE HARDIN, JACK HARGETTE, JOSEPHINE HARGETTE, RUTH HARRILL, JAMES HARRIS, BILLY HARRIS, GERALDINE HART, BILLY HART, DOROTHY HART, LOUISE HAWTHORNE, THOMAS HAWKINS, HENRY HAYNES, JACK HEIDACHER, JANIS HELMS, LOUISE HELMS, MARJORIE HENDERSON, ARCHIE HENLEY, JOHN HIGGINS, FRANK HINSON, GENE HIPP, VIRGINIA HODGES, OLIVIA HOLMES, MABLE HOUSE, ELMORE HUNTER, J. C. HUNTER, RALPH IRWIN, J . P. ISON, ROS JAMES, MARY ANNA JAMISON, RUSSELL JENKINS, BILLY JENKINS, CLARA JOHNSON, BILL JONES, LAVONNE JONES, PAUL JORDAN, GENEVIEVE KEEVER, DAN KEISTLER, DOROTHY KENDRICK, WINIERED KENNEDY, LOTTIE LEE KERN, XAN KILLIAN, AMARYLLIS KIMBRELL, MARGARET KING, PRYOR KIRKPATRICK, CAROLYN KIRKPATRICK, MARION KISTLER, KENNETH KRAMER, RUTH LAMBERT, JOHN Page Seventy seven vw' wr Page Seventy-eight 1 3 I RRKV . .NN i 1 1 4 3 fu '. .- D CLASS, A- IOR JUN I I I 64 gy. -K NIOR CLASS, E JU 'U Q LQ W ffl VC Q 'U 3 -. 1: E 3. 'U Page Eighty JUNIOR CLASS, L-P f 1 CLASS Q-Z JUNIOR 'U Q LQ fb E1 Q. 3- F. LQ . o :s Q . xx xxx I 1 P i LAMBETH, MARTHA LANEY, NICK LASLIE, FLORENCE LAVERY, CHARLES LAWING, ROBERT LERCH, FLORENCE LEWITH, MIRIAM LINDSEY, MARIE LINKER, Z. V. LONG, CATHRYN LOWE, IKE LOWRANCE, EDGAR LYLES, LOUISE MACNEIL, DONALD MASON, JOHN MASTEN, BILL MATHEWS, BONNEAU MCALLISTER, JACK MCCANLESS, FRED MCCACHREN, JAMES MCCAULEY, LAURA NICCLINTOCK, JAMES MCCORKLE, ODELL MCCOY, JOHN MCCOY, MARGARET MCDANIELS, ANNIE MCDONALD, VIVIAN MCELROY, ROSA MCGEE, LOUISE MCGILL, SCALES MCGRATH, JOSEPH MCGRATH, JULIA MCGRAW, LOIS MCIJAUGHLIN, ANNE MCLESKY, CATHERINE MCMANEUS, ANNETTE MCMILLAN, HARROLD MEACHAM, LOIS MEES, CURTIS MELL, SARA MELTON, HILDA MESSICK, HENRY MILLER, LYDDANE MOORE, GEORGE MORGAN, SAM MORRIS, DICK Page Eighty-two Junior Class MEMBERS MORROW, MARVIN MORROW, ROBERT MOSER, ROBERT MULLIGAN, HERRON MLIRRAY, ALICE LEE MURRAY, HARRY MYERS, SUE OVEREND, GEORGE OWEN, EDGAR PALMER, GUDGER PARKER, HOWARD PASCHALL, RUTH PEELE, ERNEST PENNIGER, HOWARD PHILLIPE, EDITH PICKARD, GEORGE PITTS, DICK PITTS, SARA PURNELL, JAMES PURNELL, MARY RAMSEY, MARSHALL RANDALL, IRENE RAY, ELFRIDA RECKLING, GERTRUDE REID, KATHRYN REID, MARIANNA RIDENHOUR, MELBA ROBERTS, ELIZABETH ROBERTS, EVERETT ROBINSON, ANNA ROGERS, HERLEY ROGERS, ROSALIE ROGERS, INA MAE ROSENBLATT, JOHN ROSICK, JOHN SALEM, LOUIS SCHENCK, ALEXANDER SEVERS, SADIE SHIELDS, MORTIMER SHOLAR, LILLIAN MAE SHORE, BURWELL SHOUP, RALPH SIMMONS, J. E. SIMMONS, MARGARET SKINNER, DOROTHY SMITH. EDNA SMITH, FAYE SMITH, WAKEFIELD SMITH, WYATT SPENCER, LEON SPENCER, TOM STAINBACK, JANE STANLEY, WILLIAM STINSON, JACK STOUGH, ALICE STOUGH, BETTY STROBHAR, ASELIA SUGGS, CLARENCE SWINSON, JIM TAFT, MARY TAYLOR, GRACE THOMPSON, HARRIET THOMPSON, JOE THORNTON, FRANCES THORNBURG, RUDOLPH TOMPKINS, AUSTILL VEST, FRANK VILLAS, HAROLD VOSS, JACQUELINE WALKER, CHARLES WALKER, EDITH WALKER, WILLIAM WATTS, MARY ELLEN WEBB, HARROLD WEILEMAN, EMILIE WEINHOLD, SARAH WESTERFIELD, THORPE WESTMORLAND, VERNIE WHEELER, HARRY WHEELER, JEAN WILKIE, GLADYS WILKIE, MABLE WILLIAMS, MAE WILLIAMSON, ALMA WILLIS, MARY BRICE WILSON, GEORGE WILSON, IRENE WINTZER, RUDOLPH WITCHER, DOROTHY WITHERS, BARON WOLPHE, JOE WOOD, JACK ZEMAN, CATHERINE ...f fx mu, SOPHOMORE OFFICERS 52, 9 53 'X u C9 746 E59 h is I Page Eighty-four ALEXANDER, LEON ALEXANDER, LOUISE ALLAN, ELIZABETH ALLEN, FRANCES ALLEN, RUBY ALLEN, CARSON ALLISON, GRAHAM ANDERS, FRANK ANDERSON, ADELINE ARIAIL, AMARYLLIS ATWELL, BEAMAN ATWI-ZLL, CHARLES AUSTIN, SARAH AUSTIN, BIARJORIE AYERY, LAURA BAGGETT, RAYMOND BAKER, BAXTER BARKSDALE, BEVERLY BARNES, MARION BARNETT, ANNIE BARNHARDT, JAMES BARNHARDT, HARRIET BARNHARDT, SALLIE BARRENTINE, NAN BARRETT, CLAUDIA BARROW, JAMES BAYLES, JACK BELL, DORIS BENNETT, XYIRGINI.-X BETTS, BEN BICKETT, LOUISE BXERMAN, MARCIA BLACK, PAUL BOATWRIGHT, ALBERTA BOGART, WILLIAM BOLAND, HARRY BOMAR, OLLIE BOST, WEBB BOSTIC, NELL BOYD, RIARGARIET BOYD, FRANK BOYKIN, JOHN BRADFORD, BENNIE BRANDON, EDWARD BRANTLY, MARY BREEN, LEO BRITTIAN, PAULINE BROWN, MADISON BROWN, DOROTHY BRANDES, DOROTHY BRANDES, ALWINA BROWN, WALTER Ophomore Class MEMBERS BRUNFIELD, BIILDRED BURDELL, DIARY BURGIOS, CATHERINE BURVVELL, CONNIE BUTNER, EDWIN CADDLE, ELSIE CAUDLE, OTTO CALDER, SUSAN CALDWELL, RIARION CALDWELL, RIINNA CALDWELL, LLEWELLYN CALDVVELL, XIIOLET CAMPBELL, EVA CAMPBELL, CRESSVVELL CANNON, SARA CAREY, VIRGINIA CASSELS, ELIZABETH CATIIEY, HENRX' CHAFIN, EDNA CHAMPION, O'NEAL CHAPMAN, DIARY CHICK, DOLLIE CLONTZ, FLOYD COLTON, ROSALIE COOKE, ED COFFIELD, SARAH COE, HARRY COOK, RI.-ARIE COWHIG, BILL CRATER, EVELYN CRESS, GLENN CROSS, CLYDE CRATER, MORRIS D.ANIELS, DAVID DASHER, DORIS DAVENPORT, DAISY DAVIS, CLEM DAVIS, WILLIAM DAVIS, EUGENE DEAN, EVEI.X'N IVJIEHL, RIARION DIGGLE, RIARY CORE DIGGLE, JACK DIXON, LOUIS DOWDS, ROSA DOMINEY, MILDRED DRANE, BOBBY DRUINI, EVELYN DUROSE, WII.MA DUBOSE, AILEEN DUCKWORTH, JENNINGS DULONG, ALFRED DULS, RIAY DUNN, ALICE DWYER, HELEN EICHER, EI-'EIE EAGLE, BETTY EDENS, DAVID EDMONDS, RICHARD ELDRIDGE, CLARE ELLIOT, JANE EVANS, EMILY FAIRRANKS, LORENA FALLOXV, JANE FARREL, RICHARD FEIMATER, D.ARBY FERREIVA, VIX'IAN FISII, CLYDE FISHER, SARAH FITZSIMMONS, HAROLD FOARD, F. NV. FOLEY, JOE FORSYTHE, JULIA Fox, AX'LLiER FREDERICKSON, DOROTHE.A FREEMAN, MACK FULLER, NIADELINE FUNDERBURK, WILLIAM FUNDERBURK, IDA REID FURLONG, PATRICK GALLANT, EVERETT GARDNER, HARRIET GATES, JAMES GAUDELOCK, ANNA GILL, DOROTHY LRLASGOVV, DOUGLAS GOODWIN, CEDRIC GOODNVIN, RUBY GRAHAM, ROBERT GREEN, MARGARET GRIBBLE, RIILDRED GRIFFITH, ELMORE GRISWOLD, RUTH GROSE, JACK GROVER, RUTH GULLEDGE, KATHERINE GUY, ALVA GUY, MARY HACKNEY, DOROTHY HTXINES, LOIS HAMILTON, HELEN PIAMILTON, JAMES HANKS, BILL HANNON, JANE STEELE I'I.-XRDEMAN, ELIZABETH H.ARDIN, RUSSELL HIXRLAN, VIRGINIA HARRINGTON, RIABEL HARRIS, RUTH HARRIS, REA HARRIS, GILMER LIART, VIRGINIA HAST!', J. T. HATCH, ELIZABETH HATCHER, CLYDE HAM, WINWOOD HAY'ES, ELEANOR HEILEIN, BERNICE HELBIS, RIARIE HENDERSON, HARRY HENDERSON, JULIA HERRIN, FRED HENN'I'l F, ROBERT HICKS, CHARLES HILL, DAW'ID I-IINSON, :KATHERYN HIPY, RIARTHA HOBBS, CLAUDE HODGE,vEDWIN HODGE, CAROLYN HODGE, EMMA FIOGGARD, EDWARD HOLLAND, LOUISE I'IOOD, BIARGIE HOOD, FRANCES HOOX'ER, PRESTON HORNADAY, JAMES HOPSON, HARVEY HOL'STON. ALDEN HOXN'ELL, ISAAC HONN'IE, JAMES HUTCHISIN, L. L. HUTCHISON, MARY ALICE I'IU'l'CHI50N, RIILDRED LIUMPHREY, ANNA HUMPHREYS, GLENNIE HLVNTER, JOSEPHINE HL'NTLEY', KATHERINE INGLE, HARRX' ISENHOUR, G. W. ISEN HOUR, RIARGERY JARRELL, MARY ROSE JIMISON, TOM JOHNSTON, EDITH JOHNSTON, HAROLD Page Eighty-flue n , 1' if Z5 f 4 I , 5 fsz, , Page Eighty-six S012-HOMORE CLASS, A-J rf X . ,ff fr x 4 if im 'ZS 54: QA to BJ Di O : O bm lb.. 10 'rn E 9 5 1 5 2 I 4 S Page Eighty-seven JONES, LAURENCIE JOSEPHS, JAMES JOSEPHS, BEATRICE KATZEN,HY'1NlAN KEENAN, WII.h1A ICEMRY, EMMA IQENDALI., LILLIAN KENIJRIKK, THOMAS KIRNPATRICR, PARRS KEMPSON, B. A. KINC'AID, ELE.'XNOR IMING, PEYTON KNIGHT, HAROLD 1i0ONTZ,GENEIVEVli KVMPE, CARLOS KNOXN'I.ES. KIARIIARITI' LAMBE, LELAND LAMBETI-I, FRANRLIN LANDIS, FRANK l.A'l'IM ER, ELLA LAUGHBRIIJGI-1, FLORIENI LAUSY, CATHERINE IHUVING, GRACE LAVVRENCE, BERTHA LAXTON, ERVVIN LAZENIZY, MARY ALICE LEAPTROTT, LUCILLE IAEE, H1XRRIE'l' ANN l.IiVI, JAMES LLOYD, SHELDON LOGAN, LOUISI-2 LUNG, RAYMOND LOWDER, Ol7I2I,I, LOWRY, CARL LUCAS, CHARLES LUDVVIG, CLAYTON AIAFFITT, AIARY AIAIGATTER, I'IA'l I'IIi AIALEVER, HILDA BIALLAND, XMRGINIA AIANER. PERMELIA ATANNA, L. B, AIARION, BIAY D. RIARLIN, CAROLYN AIARTIN, IQUTII MAI IIESON, FRANCES M Xl'NliY, LEWIS AIAVNEY, CLYIH-1 MAN-MEYER, IJOROTIIY AIISACIIAM, HENRY AIEDLIN, BEN BTILLER, ESTIIER AIILLER, ITAZEI. Page Eighty-eight Ophomore Class MEMBERS BTITCHELL, BIARGARET MOCK. WYILLIAM TYIOLINAROLI, CARMIEN MONAIIAM, CATHERINE AIONTIEOMERY, OSCAR BIONTY, WILLIAM AIOORIC, CARRIE Alflllkli, KATHERINE AIUORIC, BIILDRED AIORRELI., COLLIER AIORRISON, JANE AIOSER, LEX MOSS, ATARY LEE MOTTIL, SARA ELIZABETH M XYLLEN, BETTY M ULLER, fTRACE AIUNGO. R.U,'IlFI. AIURR, SARA MYERS, EI.IZ:Kl5Ii'l'kI AlCAI.I.1S'l'ER, EI.IZAIlIi'l'1l M L'ANLII.'l'X', ALYIJREX' BICBRAYER, EDWIN BICCALL, BOBISIE AICCALL, BIARTHA MCCAW, CALVIN AICCLINTOCK, LATIMER BICCOMMONDS, SUZETTE BICCORKLE, HURERT AILWARA1 II. SUSIE M1 IN msn, PAUL AICJVER, .JAFK AlLl..kl'RIN, BILLY AILJIQELVIEY, CONNIE AJC'lUICIl.XIiL, JAMES IX1C'NIiIiI.X', VVYNDOLN BTCNINCII, ARIEL BICPIIAIL, FRED AIUPHAIL, LORENZO NANYE, AIARGARICT NAVY, SARA N1i.Xl.Y', JOHN NEELY, JACK NELSON, HARRY NELSON, AIIRIAM IYIQLSON, DAVID NURMAN, JOHN OWEN, IlAzI-QLI-:EN l'.XIN'l'liR, JUSTINE I,AIN'I'liR, EULA PASFIIAI., LUCY PA'l l'IiRSON, CAROLYN l',X'I'l'lLl.0, EMORY PI-NNELL, SADIE PERRY, HAZEL PETRIE, DIARY BELL PIIELAN, LEO PHIFER, LELA PHILLIPS, KENNI-:TII PICNARD, JOY PIERCE, BIARY POI-E, MARGARET PORTER, JEAN PORTER, TXIORING POXVIZLL, JANET PRATIIER, MARY PRIESSLEY, JAMES QJUERY, IJOROTIIY REA, BIARGARET R IEUFERN, BIAR'l'I'lA R l'.liL'E, BERTIE R IEIESE, IJENRY RLEVES, Nl2I.I.CJLVlSIi REID, NANCX' RIQMBERT, GEORGE RIIYNE, JOE RIDENHOUR, RUTH RIGLER, JACK ROBBINS, SAM ROIIERTS, WILLIAIWI RODERTON, CHARLES ROGERS, JOE ROSS, LAURA ROSS, JOE RDSENRLATT, ED SPENCER, VIRGINIA SPRATT, CHARLES SQUIRES, JAMES STAPLETON, LAWSON STARMS, VINCENT STATON, LUCILLE STEELE, TYIIRIAM STEPHENS, DWIGHT STEDMAN, LOUISE STEPHENS, JAN NETTE STORM, BAYARD SIOTIIART, ED S'l'UW'!-1, FRANCES STROUPE, AILENE STROUPE, PAULXNIE STURBIS, HAZEL STURGIS, FRANCES SUGGS, MARGARET SUM MERVILLE, .NIURRAY SUM MIZROW, ELIZ.ABETH SUTTON, HOWARD SVVINNEY, JEAN SYKES, KIADELINE TALEERT, MARGARET TAYLOR, MARTHA TEMPLETON, HELEN THOMAS, J. T. TJHOMPSON, BEN TJINGSLEY, FRANCES TODD, EI.EANOR TODD, HATTIE TRIPLETT, DORO'1xIIY TROTTER, BILLY IFRULL, D. C. TURIIYEILL, MARY TURNER, BIA!! TURPIE, CHARLES VAN HOY, JOE YEI-IUE, JOE VEST, GORDAN XVADSWORTH, JOE WAGNER, J. P. XVAKEFIELD, ANNE VVALKER, DOROTHY WALLACE, KATHLEEN WALLACE, WILSON VVALLACE, GRIER WAI.LACE, W. C. VVARREN, REBECCA W.N'l FS, VVILLIAM WERE, AMELIA VVELLJI-IEI., CHESTER VVESTERI-'IELD, HENRY WHITFIELD, GARLAND WI-IITTINGTON, ELLEN WILLIS, HANNAH XNILKES, LAURA VVILLIAMS, ALMA WILLIAMS, CHRIS WILLIAMS, JULIA VVILSON, EVELYN VVILSON, ROBERT VVOODCOCK, ELEANOR WVOUDSIDE, HARVEY WVOODSIDE, JAY WOODSIDPI, HOWARD VVOODSIIJE, EVELYN NVOODWIN, MACK VVOODWARD, MARY' WOOLF, MORRIS YANDLE, WALLACE x'ELVINGTON, CAROLYN X -ix iff: 'VH HOUG ll THIS Y HAH L J , , if ' W ! 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JOHNSON Admitted May, 1928 CHARLES ALLISON ETHEL BEAVER HELEN BERRY MARY LOUISE COUSINS MARGARET CREECH DOROTHY CHAPMAN GENEVA DOZIER MARTHA HOWIE OFFICERS 9 . ,.... 5 MEMBERS HAYDEN LEON MARGARET NEAL EMILY PURVIANCE DOUGLASS RANKIN EDITH STORM MCCHORD WILLIAMS BETTY WOOLLEY Admitted December, 1928 MARGARET BENNICK ROBERT COWHIG ...........-...Pfresident ...,..Viee-President ..........Sec1'etaI'y .......T1'easw'er ,.....Ad?Ji.967'S JESSIE DEDMONDT CLAN EVANS MARY LAW GRAY CALDWELL HOYLE ROBERT KISTLER HERMAN KISSICH HELEN MGMIGHAEL ADELINE REA KATHLEEN THOMAS LAURA WILLIS Page One Hundred One MCCHORD WILLIAMS BEVERLY BARKSDALE MARY ROSE J ARRELL MR. SCOTT ..,,.,......,.,.. ALMER ADERHOLDT BEVERLY BARKSDALE JAMES BARNHARDT JOHN BOYKIN BILL BRINKLEY CATHERINE BROWN HARRY BOLAND CORA LEE COCHRAN LOUIS DIXON EDWVIN HOGGARD Page One Hundred Two Mu Kappa Phi OFFICERS MEMBERS EDWARD HODGE JAMES HORNADAY MARY ROSE JARRELL RUTH KRAMER EDGAR LOWRANCE IKE LOWE CHARLES LUCAS LORENZO MCPHAIL BILL MORGAN .........-.P1'esident ...........,......Vice-President Secretary and Treasurer ...............Faculty Adviser OLIN MOUZON JACK NEELY DICK PITTS GEORGE ROWE COLE SCOTT JIMMY SQUIRES DWIGHT STEPHENS CAREY WEIR CHESTER WELCHEL MCCHORD WILLIAMS KATE DUNN ........ JIM STENHOUSE ...... DOT CHAPMAN ....... HELEN MOMICHAEL MISS NASH ......,...... EVERARD ABERCROMBE LESSIE BEAVER ETHEL BEGG HARRIET BARNHARDT SALLIE BARNHARDT JOSEPHINE BURWELL EDNA CHAPIN DOT CHAPMAN SARA COFFIELD ALTON CRAVER KATE DUNN HANNAH MAE DYE Paint Slingers OFFICERS MEMBERS WILLIAM ELDEN MARTHA JONES AL LANSFORD CARNEY LASLIE QUEENIE LITTLE CLIFTON MYERS LEONESS MULL JOHN MCCOY ROSA MOELROY HELEN MCMICHAEL ELFRIEDA RAY NANEY REID -...........P7'esident ..,...Vice-President ...-........Sec1'eta1'y ..-........,..T7'easu1'e1' -....Faculty Adviser WILLIAM ROBERTS ROSALIE ROGERS CELIA REEVES BERTIE REECE ROBERT SMITH JIM STENI-IOUSE JEANETTE STEPHENS EDITH C. STORM FRANCES THORNTON CHARLES WALKER TOM WOOD MORRIS WOLF Page One Hundred Three 1 Page One Hundred Four GIRLS' HIGH ScHooL CLUB LOUISE HARRIS OLIVIA CURLEE .. KATE DUNN ....... HOPE WHISNANT MARY WOODWARD MISS CONNELL MARGARET ASH CRAFT AIARY ALSTON ADELTNE ANDERSON BIARGARET ATWILL MARY AUSTIN VIRGINIA BARROW CLAUDIA BARRETT NAN BARRENTINE NIIRIAM BARNES LESSIE BEAVER ALBERTA BOATWRIGHT DIARY CAROL BOONE HELEN BONEOEY CATHERINE BOSI HELEN BOYD PAULINE BRITTAIN CATHERINE BROWN BIARY BRANTLEY VIRGINIA BROOKS EILEEN BROWN KATHERIN BURGESS EMILY BYERS VIRGINIA CAREY FRANCES CAREY SUSAN CALDER LLEWELLYN CALDWELL MINNA CALDWELL DOT CHAPMAN MARY CHAPMAN JULIA COMES MARGARET CREACH OLIVIA CURLEE JESSIE DEDMONDT DAISY DAVENPORT Girls? High chool Club YW OFFICERS 4 Q 4 0 6 MEMBERS GENEVA DOZIER AIAE DULS ANNIE KATE DUNN BETTY EAGLE NATAI.IE EMERY JENNIE FAY ERWIN EMILY EVANS DOT FEIMSTER JULIA FORSYTHI-I PATTIE FRANKLIN DIARY LAW GRAY NIARGARET GREEN ALVA GUY DIARY GUY LOUISE HARRIS REA HARRIS RUTH HARRIS ELIZABETH HATCH VIRGINIA HARLI-:N BIARRXE HELMS JANE STEELE HANNON CAROLYN HODGE LOUISE HOLLANID FRANCES HOOD CALDWELL HOYLE JOSEPHINE HLYN1'ER MARTHA HUDSON KIARY ALICE HIYTCHISON NIARY ROSE JARRELL DIT JENKINS WILMA KELLY AMARYLLIS KILLIAN EMMA KIMREY CAROLYN KIRRPATRICR RUTH KRAMER NI.-'KRGARET KNOWLES CATHERINE LARISCEY GRACE LAWING BERTHA LAXVRENCE HIKRRIET ANN LEE FLORENCE LERCH BIAY BIARION CAROLYN AIARLIN CATHERINE HIOORE JANE BIORRISON BIARY LOU MOSS CARMEN AIOLINARULI ALICE LEE BIURREY LAURA GLENN BICAULEY AIARTHA IXICCALL HELEN MCMICHAEL GVVENDOLYN MCNEELY ARIEL BICNINCH AIARGARET NANCE AIARGARET NEAL BIIRIAM NELSON EDITH NIXON SARA PARKER JEAN PORTER JEAN PRESSLY EMILY PURVIANCE CELIA REEVES BERTIE REECI-1 CLEMMIE REID KATHERINE REID BIARTHA REDEERN NIELBA RIDENHOUR RUTH RIDENHOUR EDNA ROBINSON ROSALIE ROGERS .....--....President ...Vice-President .........Sec1'etaIry ,,,......,..T1'easw'eIr .....P1'ess Reporter -....Faculty Adviser AIILLY RUTLEDGE XVIRGINIA SAMPSON RUTH SARNOND ELSIE SCOTT LOUISE STEDMAN IJOROTHY STEPHENS JACK STINSON tXSSELIA STROHIIAR EDNA BIAY STIRRUP EDNA SMITH ALICE SUMMEROVV ELIZABETH SUAIMEROW GRACE TAYLOR HELEN TEMPLETON ITARRIET THOMPSON FRANCES THORNTON LAURA ANN TRAVIS IVJOROTHY TRIPLI-:TT ELIZAIIETH TRII-LETT EMMA LEE TUTTI.E NI.-KY TURNER ANN VVAKEEII-:LD KATHLEEN XAVALLACE AIARY ELLEN XVATTS EVELYN VVILSON IRENE WILSON BIARY LEE VVILRINSON LAURA NYILRES SUSIE NAVILKII-I AIARY XVOODVVARD ITOPE XRVHISNANT AMELIA WYEBB EMILIE VVEILEMAN DIARY XVELVINGTON Page One Hundred Five CHARLES LITTLE HAYDON LEON ..... SUSIE WILKIE ....... ANDERSON LITTLE HARRIET FRASER ..... MR. C. W. SCOTT ALMER ADERHOLDT AMARYLLIS ARIAIL BILLY ARTHUR HARRY BOYTE MARGARET BLANKENSHIP MINNA CALDWELL SAM CALDWELL ANNETTE CAMPBELL JAMES DUNN HARRIET FRASER JOHN HENRY Page One Hundred Six Wilsonian Literary Society OFFICERS MEMBERS GENE HINSON FLORENCE LASLIE HAYDON LEON ANDERSON LITTLE CHARLES LITTLE ALLAN MCLEAN REBECCA MCGARITY LOIS MEACHAM CURTIS MEES SARA ELIZABETH MOTTE ALICE LEE MURRAY ...........-...President ......Vice-President ............Secretary ........-....-...Treasurer .....-.-Press Reporter ....Faculty Adviser ARIEL MCNINCH GEORGE PICKARD SARA PITTS VIRGINIA ROBINSON TOM SPENCER THORPE WESTERFIELD HOPE WHISNANT SUSIE WILKIE BARRON WITHERS JACK WOOD JACK STINSON ...,. BERT SHORE ........,,... DOUGLAS GLASGOW MISS BLAIR ....,,.,.,.... MARY ALSTON AMY BARNETT VIRGINIA BARROW ETHEL BEAVER BEN BETTS WILLIAM BOGART MADISON BROWN JOSEPHINE CORNWELL CLEM DAVIS WILLIAM FUNDERBURK EVERETT GALLENT DOUGLAS GLASGOW Better BOOk Club OFFICERS .,..,,....,..PI'68id6Tlf .,,.,..........I.......Vice-President I......Secretary and TI'easIzn'er MEMBERS ELMORE GRIEEITH ELIZABETH HATCH LOUISE HELMS MARY ANNA JAMES HAROLD JOHNSTON B. A. KEMPSON, JR. ROBERT KISTLER FRANK LANDIS ELIZABETH MAULDIN LOIS MCGRAW JUSTINE PAINTER KENNETH PHILLIPS ,.,..,.............,FacuIlty Adl7'l'S6'?' JOE ROSS BERT SHORE NATHAN SHOTWELL GLADYS SHRUM CORINNA SMITH CHARLES SPRATT JACK STINSON EDNA MAE STIRRUP JEAN SWINNEY EMMA LEE TUTTLE LAURA WILKES Page One Hundred Seven KATHLEEN THOMAS .... ELMORE HOUSE ...,... ELIZABETH TRIPLETT HELENE WALTHER . MISS BRYANT ...,..... M. C. ALEXANDER SUSIE ANDERSON VIRGINIA BENNETT MARGARET BENNICK JOHN BORDNER LEO BREEN CATHERINE BROWN RUTH CATHEY DOUGLAS CRAWFORD DORIS DASHER SAM ELLIOTT JENNIE FAY ERWIN LAURIE FURMAN Page One Hundred Eight El Circulo Espanol OFFICERS MEMBERS ELMORE HOUSE HELEN HOWVIE GEORGE JONES FLORENCE LAUGHRIDGE ERWIN LAXTON MIRIAM LEWITH THOMAS MEDLIN CARMEN MALINAROLI EDITH PHILLIPS SAM RUSH MARTHA SHOEMAKER FAYE SMITH PAULINE STROUPE ......-..,.PTesident .....Vice-President ......,....Sec1'eta1'y ,.,.............Treasm'e1' Faculty Adwfseve' ALICE SUMMEROW HENRY THOMAS KATHLEEN THOMAS ELIZABETH TRIPLETT CHARLES TURPIE HAROLD VILLAS WILLIAM WALKER GRIER WALLACE HELENE WALTHER JEAN WHEELER JOE WOLFE MARY WOODWARD MARY YELVINGTON Mm Qfggfw Central High Dramatic Club A OFFICERS FRED LAXTON .... ,.,.,...................... ............. P r esident BILL HARRIS .,,,. .................. V ice-President DICK PITTS .I,......,,, ...... Secretary and Treaszn'e'r MISS MAE ELLIS ....I ....................,. .....,............ F a culty Adviseo' MEMBERS RUTH AMMONS ELIZABETH FERGUSON EDGAR LOWRANCE ALBERTA BOATWRIGHT RUTH GROVER CATHERINE LARISCEY MARJORIE BROWN ANNA GAUDELOCKE FRANCES MATHESON CONNIE BURWELL MARY LAW GRAY SARA ELIZABETH MOTTE VIRGINIA CAREY FRANK HANKS JOY PICKARD J OSEPHINE DANDRIDGE BILL HARRIS DICK PITTS JANE FALLOW ELEANOR HAYES RUTH SAUNDERS MADELINE FULLER FRED LAXTON BILLY TROTTER Page One Hundred Nine Commercial Club OFFICERS JAMES ASBURY .,............. .............,......... .............. P 1 'eswlent BETTY ROGERS ................,, ,,,,, V ice-President IIILLIE MAY MOSTELLER .............. ..... ,.,..,.... ,,,,,,..,,,,., S e c retmy NATHAN PIERSON ................., . ....... ................,,.....,, ,,,.,,,,,,,.,,,..,, T 1 'ea,sme1 MISS NINA SMITH, MRS. ASBURY, MR. FIELDS ...... ...... F acuity Admsem MEMBERS SARA ASHCRAFT ELIZABETH ALLEN JIM ASBURY FRANKIE BAKER LOLA BEAM JOHNSIE BERRYHILL BESSIE BELLE BLACKBURN CATHERINE BOST EMILY BYERS IVA CAMPBELL ROBERT CAPPS ELIZABETH CHRISTOPHER J. F. CLOUD RACHEL CROWELL BERT CULLINGFORD BOBBYE DORTON AILEEN DUBOSE MILDRED GARDNER Page One Hundred Ten MONTAGUE GARRETT GRACE GRIFFIN RUTH HARRIS GAYNELL HAGER LOUISE HART VIRGINIA HART ETHA GARRETT HILL MABLE HOLMES RALPH HUNTER LAVONNE JONES HYMEN KATZEN WILMA KELLY JOSEPHINE LEWIS MARIE LINDSAY ARCHIE MOONEY LILLIE MAE MOSTELLER SARA NELSON WILLIAM NORMAN ELIZABETH OWEN GUDGER PALMER NATHAN PEARSON MARY BELLE PETRIE IRENE RANDELL BETTY ROGERS HURLEY ROGERS JOHN ROSSICK ANGELA RUSSO EDNA SMITH ALICE SUMMEROW BHANNA TODD FRANK VEST DOT WALKER MARY WESTMORELAND VERNIE WESTMORELAND HUGH WHEELER JULIA WILLIAMS - Sodalitas Vergiliana MARGARET NEAL ..... HELEN BERRY .......... JESSIE DEDMONDT ...... ALLAN MCLEAN ..,.. MISS GRIER ............ VIRGINIA BARROW HELEN BERRY BOB CALDWELL MARGARET CREECH J ESSIE DEDMONDT INEZ DELLINGER FRANK EDMONSON MARY LAW GRAY LOUISE HARRIS OFFICERS ,,,,,,.,,,..,Sec1'etm'y ..............T7'6llS'ZL7'6'7 .....Faculty Adviser MEMBERS REBECCA HENDERSON ANDERSON LITTLE CHARLIE LITTLE ELIZABETH MAULDIN DEARMOND MOORE OLIN MOUZON ALLAN MCLEAN MARGARET NEAL BRUCE PEABODY ELIZABETH TRIPLETT Page One Hundred Eleven .......I..v.Preszdent ......Vz'ce-President I -an-f:,.-anew-,a4w'nr7w' vj H 'v- -W'-m-ww:- '-- 3 fine T J OSEPHINE DANDRIDGE MARCEIL ARMSTRONG HELEN BOYD MARY CRAIG JOE FUNDERBURK ...,... GRIMES BOATWRIGHT GEORGE ELLIOT HUBERT FARRIS Page One Hundred Twelve Marshals MARGARET FEDERAL GERALDINE HARRIS FLORENCE LASLIE MARY ANNA JAMES TOM GADD NICK LANEY DICK MORRIS JAMES MCCACHREN Q 9 A 53 KATHERINE REID JACK STINSON JEAN WHEELER C hie f JAMES PURNELL JACK WOOD HAROLD VILLAS , .E .,..X, ,L AMARYLLIS ARIAIL RUTH AILEEN BROWN MARGARET EAGLE DIT JENKINS J. T. HASTY JACK FARR CHESTER WELCHEL JAMES DUNN LEONARD HUTCHISON Mixed Chorus MISS WOLVERTON, Director Sopromos MARCEIL ARMSTRONG HERMORIN FISHER RIDENHOUR JANIS HEIDACHER C01ztraltos MARIAN BARNES GENEVIEVE KOONTZ KATHERINE LEDWELL T enors JOHN PROCTOR ELDRIDGE BOYKIN ED COOKE TOM GABLE Bass E. W. LONG NICK LANEY BILL HARRIS BETTY EAGLE MARGARET TROTTER ADELAIDE SCHOTT PETE DULIN EUGENE DAVIS RALPH HUNTER ED STOTHART HUBERT FARRIS Page One Hundred Thirteen ' ,. J' ' ' 1 . '2::,....fwz:Nhun.,u. :.,-.., .. - 51, 21' -.-- ' f f ' ' , . 'Q ii! IQ. Q A s ' 5 1 Q ij '? fy xi , N- : I gi 5 A... E - , . L V V2 v jr A--in gqrfgf' : ,gg : -.3 Er Q5 N .14 4, ,, ,a , :V ' N 1, i- l if F ft ., 5 H. 'f V W Q14 Vg ii 1. ,g f ' ' kff ,i EWS ? rf? glmkl' .Q-:L--5 .L - 3, 545 E4 41 5:v??..li 3' 547' P, K . -1 - -W .4 .V ' fu 'N 1 ,f L , A, , H 'K . ' j ,Q-1 x llama-4.454-' .... . 4 A. ,,,-k:,,,,,M,,, ,gu,,,,,,,..g1 5 5 , . Page One Hundred Fourteen . fn A Il 4 S . 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N wgfl ,' . 4 zwvg Qififz 4I?:Z dflpf-44 BILL ALEXANDER ...L..L LYDDANE MZILLER. ,,L,... CHARLES HICKS FRED MCPHAIL GLENN CRESS MORING PORTER CHARLES WALKER HENRY WESTERFIELD HARRY COLE J PRIOR KING ----- CLYDE LISKE HAYDEN LEON BONNEAU MATTHEWS Band C. O. BROWN, Director .....-.PiccoIo ..A-A.-.i.,,-,,Oboe ..-.....Solo Clarinet Second Clarinet L--,,,,-.Third Clarinet Alto Saxophone JOHN JACOB BINDER .... LTenor Saxophone HERBERT DIEHL ,,.,..,,,, -.,,.., S olo Trumpet JAMES STEERE .,L...LLL,LL, ....,L.,.. S olo Cornet Dia'-XRMOND MOORE ..,...,,,,.... Solo Trombone LIGHTSEY WALLACE ,,,, ....First Tronzbone BOBBIE DRANE ,,,,..,,,i..,,,, Second Trombone JAMES BARNHARDT V BRICE ROSE J ---AAAA B088 THORPE WESTERFIELD LORETZ RAMSEUR .I,.,,.L .-.,,,,,Bass Drum JOHN MCCOY .LLt,.L ,.,..,... C ymbals HARRY INGLE .-.- ,,..,,...,,,. ,.,,,., T y mpamlm EDWIN MCBRAYER TOM SPENCER CHESTER WELCHEL B. A. KEMPSON EDWIN BUTLER - DICK WHITE HAROLD VVEBB JOE RHYNE 7 .,..,,..,.... Snare Drum -....,,,LBaritone ,,,.LFrench Horn Page One Hundred Fifteen Music Club OFFICERS CHESTER WELCHEL .... ..,.. . ................. .........,. P 1 'esident GRAHAM ALLISON .A,.. ..... V ice-President CLEMMIE REID ....... ..... . .... S ecretary PETE DULIN ...,...,,,. ............. T 1'easm'e1' MISS WOLVERTON ....,,....,.,,,,.,..... Faculty Advisers MR. BROWN MEMBERS BILL ALEXANDER PETE DULIN HARRY JAMES BRICE ROSE I GRAHAM ALLISON BILL ELDEE GENEVIEVE KOONTZ JOHN ROSSICK MARCEIL ARMSTRONG EMILY EVANS GRACE LAWING ADELAIDE SCHOTT ELDRIDGE BOYKIN HUBERT FARRIS KATHERINE LEDWELL MARGARET SHUMAN HELEN BOYD ADGER FORSYTHE LORENA MANOR ESTHER SCHOFIELD EILEEN BROWN CAREY FULLER ESTHER MILLER ELIZABETH SMITH MILDRED BRUMFIELD HERMORIN FISHER BONNEAU MATHEWS O,NEIL CHAMPION CHARLES HICKS RUTH MILLER EDWIN COOKE JAMES HARRIL FRED MCPHAIL GLENN CHESS FRED H-ERRIN MORINA PORTER EUGENE DAVIS LEONARD HUTCHISON MELBA RIDENHOUR DOROTHY DONNELY MARGERY ISENHOUR RUTH RIDENHOUR DIT JENKINS LORETZ RAMSEUR Page One Hundred Sixteen FRED SMITH HARRIET THOMPSON LIGHTSEY WALLACE HAROLD WEBB CHESTER WELCHEL EVELYN WOODSIDE 32.114 MATH CLUB LvPPER 'flFFIL'liRSI Thomas Sliarpe. P1'4',v1'rli'11I,' Mary Mzillil, l'fuel1'1'u.vz't1'rl1f,' Susan Calder, Svcrcfclrjq' Dorothy Query, Trf'a.r1arm',' Miss Kelly. Farzrltjy .-1fl:'1'.vi'1'. 5lliMl1liRSZ John Boykin, Marcia Bierman, Enid Bowers. Llewellyn Caldwell, Creswell Carnpwell, Jennie Faye Erwin, Mahle Flowers, Kathleen Gulledge, J. T. Hasty, Margie Hood, Sheldon Lloyd, Virginia Mallard, Carolynne Marlin, Odell Lowder, Gene Pressly, Locke Sloop, Frances Sturgis, Kathleen VVallace. LATIN CLUB LCUMVERY-flFFIL'ERSZ Helen Berry, Margaret MCCoy, C'n11.v11l.c,' Mable XYilkie, Praz'Ior,' Helen Raniseur, Qzmstorg Miss Clegg, Aflz'i.wr. llliazxiisizks: Martha Lambeth, Sarah Coffield, Gladys VVilkie, Odell Stevens, Mildred Moore, Mary Pierce, Louise Brickett, Douglass Rankin, Virginia Anderson, Lottie Lee Kennedy, Catherine Zeman, Elizabeth Roberts, Martha Boyd, Mary Burdell, Marie W'ilkins0n, Alice Stongh. Page One Hundred Seventeen 1 ENTRE NOUS CLUB iUl,PER7'flFFICERSI Edith Lucas, Pn'.v1'i1v1zt,- Ann McLaughlin, l'1'rc-Presidca1t,' Katherine Powers, Secre- tary um! 7iI't't1XZU'l'I',' Laura Travis, 5L'V!fC t1llf4f1f-.'lVHIX,' Sarah Escutt, Rrforlery Miss Louise Bristow, Farulty .'ll1'Z'l'.VL'I'. iNlliNllil-IRSI Sara Arenson, Dorothy Denton, Geneva Dozicr, Rebecca Henderson, Mildred Hutchin- son, Iiltfillllll' Kincaid, Sara Parker, Emily Purviance. DANCE APPRECIATION CLUB LOVYER- flFFIl'I-ZRSZ Hilda Malever, lJl'l .VlAll'A'lIf,' f'athe'ine Mcflesky, ,S'errc'Ia,ry,' Miss Bonitz, Fafulfy .4i1:'z'srr. Mmiux-:Rs: Ollie Bomar, Katherine Burgess, Margie Hood, Martha Hudson, Catherine Huntley, Lucile Leaptrutt, Louise Lyles, Hilda Melton, Mildred Rutledge, Mary Louise Scott, Dorothy Stephens. Page One Hundred Eighteen ,. ..,. . 1 - 1 SCRIBBLE AND SCRAWL UPPERf-OFFICERS: Martha Jones, Pl'l'SliIlf'llf,' Al Lansford, 1'1'rf'-Pn'.r1'1Iu11t,' Harriet Fraser, SFCYt'l'GYj',' Lili Boykin, Tr0a.r1rrm',' Mrs. E. H. Garinger, Furnlfy Ad:'1'.rrr. lxll-IMHERSI Amaryllis Ariail, Margaret Blankenship, Mary Craig, Roswell Ison, Paul Jones, Florence Laslie, Charles Mills, Sara Parker, CHECKER AND CHESS CLUB LOVVER--OFFICERS: Eldridge Boykin, Pr'r.rfc1'z'1zz',' Lyddane Miller, I'l.L'F-P'l'L'51'Llt'IZ-t,' Joe Vlfadsworth, Se'r1'c'ta1'y and TI'Fd.YllJ'Fl',' Mr. Johnston, Faculty ,f-1d1'1'xvr. KIEMHERS2 Iohn Boykin, Bert Cullingford, Bernard Ellwanger, Joe Funderhurk, Tom Gable, Haydon Leon, Freddie Mcfanless, John McCoy, Scales McGill, George Pickard, Alexander Schenck, Mortimer Shields, James Smith, Robert NVaddell. Page One Hundred Nineteen an Q GEOIVIETRY CLUB l'l'l'liR Ui-'Fiii-.xsz lilizzilictli Price. 1jI'FXI.lIt'lIf,' Jessie llerlmomlt. I'im'-Pn'x1'flr11t5 Sam Fort, Svrr1'fury,' Mcl'l1nr1l Wiilliams. Y'r'i't1.v1r1'm',' MisQ Fanny Moore. 1'iilfifl?.x' .4iit'1'xr'1'. MI4.Ml:IiR5: Margaret Ashcraft, Mary Lunise Briar:-. Annie Lee Bmwn, Elizabeth Everett. Earl Fitzsimmuns, li. XY. Lung, Olin Mouzon, Bruce Pealnuly. Mary Price, Murgarr-t Neal. Bert Shore. flaifricm- Suggs. GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION LUXYER- OFFHHRS: Olivia furlee. IJVFXI-Lil'l1f,' Lessic Bearer, I'z'rr-l'1'e.v1'i1f'r1t,' Betty VV00ll6y. Sf'ci'vtai'J'i Helen Hngil. Tl'A'iI.VI'l'1'I',' Calrlwcll Hoyle, Ki'partrr,' Miss Bonitz, Fariflty .'1liT'1.5Pl'. MEMBERS: Louise Alex- znimlcr, Suxic Axnlerwii. Claudia Barrett. litliel Beaver, Mzu'garet Bennick. Elizabeth Christopher, Mae Duls, llarrict fiarilncr, Mariun llzulley, Mary Alice Hntcliison, Florence Le-rch, Marianna Reed, Martha Redfern, Laura Russ, Mary Turlmytill. Emilie VYeile'man. Page One Hundred Twenty 'I ' S Hi-Y NO. 1 OFFICERS KIRBY HUMMEL ...... .... , ...,............. ............. P 1 'esident ROBERT COWHIG ,.,, ,,,.....,,..,,,,,..,,,. V ice-President BILL BRINKLEY ........, .,.,..., S ecretary and T1'ea,su1'e1' MORGAN SPIER, JR. ..... ..,,.,..,, - ................,....... L eadev' EE EE EE MEMBERS THAD ADAMS CHARLIE ALLISON JAKE BOOKER BILL BRINKLEY REYNOLDS COCHRANE ROBERT COWHIG CLAN EVANS KIRBY HUMMEL ROBERT HUNTER HERMAN KISSIAH NAT LUMPKIN JIM STENHOUSE Page One Hundr ed Twenty-one W H' 'WY HIL.. , ,A t. M 'f 1 l 5 5 -'Hr HI-Y NO. II l IYPPER--OFFIQERS fFirst Sc-mesterl: Hubert lNIeCorkle, Pl'C'5l'l11E'Ilf,' Louis Asbury, Jr., Vice-Presz'dc1zf,' Sam Bell, Sf'w'etrz1'y-Trmxzrrm',' Mr. C. VV. Scott, Leader: fSecond Semesterl: Bruce Peabody, Pl'?S1.d0lIfj Grimes Boatwright, I'1'l'v-P1'e'xzlI'v11f,' Sam Bell, Sf'trc'fa1'y-Tnfasllrvz',' Mr. C. VV. Scott, Leader. BIEMBERSI Stuart Aitken, Frank Alexander, Ben Ashcraft, Henry Fort, Joe Funclerburk, Roy Holmes, Minor Hunter, Dave McCachren, jim McCachren, Oscar Mullis, Gudger Palmer, Howard Pennegar, Harold Villas, Jack HI-Y NO. III LOVN ER-OFFICERS: Fred McPhail, IJVFJZ-l'lFllf,' Charles Spratt. l'l'CF-Pl'FXI.dL'llf,' Lorenzo McPhail, Secre- tary and 7l1'1 l1SIlI'f'l',' B. T. Crayton, l.vadm'. IYIEMBERSZ Jim Barnhardt, VValter Brown, Bob Drane, Claire Eldridge, Leland Lamb, Harry Boland, Emery Pattillo, Locke Sloop. VV ood , Tom Wood . Y Page One Hundred Twenty-two jf I f'r1lff!!! cflthletics ff xfx Page One Hundred Twenty-Ihre? Page One Hundred Twenty-four THE MONOGRAM CLUB The Importance of Athletics In this day of enlightenment and education it seems unusual and a pity, in fact it is sometimes a tragedy that so many of our elders are really ignorant of the subject of athletics and of the good it can do and usually does do for those boys and girls who take part in it in its many forms. In the first place, let's look at it from the standpoint of education- its effect on a boy's or girl's standing in his or her studies. We have often heard parents say, I wouldn't let a boy of mine play football or any other games, it will ruin him. He never will study because he doesn't ever think of anything else. This father doesn't know that the first requirement for membership on any team is a passing grade in a majority of a boy's or girl's studies. Every coach asks first, not what a boy can play or how he plays, but what does he do in his studies. It is a known fact that, Whether right or wrong the making of an athletic team is one of the big- gest, if not the biggest, incentive a boy or girl has to make a good grade in his or her studies. We might mention also its effect on school attendance and tardiness, if space permitted. Another noticeable result, if we watch a member of an athletic team, is the improvement in his general health. ' Many a boy or girl gains Weight, even during a strenuous season. This is due to his regular hours, regular eating and longer hours of sleep, all of which are required of a good ath- lete. It is needless to say that this general health improvement makes him better fit for his studies. It is hardly necessary to mention the good re- sults of refraining from smoking and other bad habits a boy is likely to get into. If we look at athletics intelligently from one standpoint alone-that of its good eiect on the boy or girl as a student of high school, we can truthfully say it is well worth all the time, efforts and even money expended. The benefits are mental, moral, intellectual and physical. DR. HARVEY P. BARRET. Page One Hundred Twenty-five 9: Ag .f -15' A ,r sw ' iiwff ' ., ,, - A A, w , 5: . - , , , W :x'W' ,W Ny U ::f?QEe2'dQ V,fg4L,g 'Ja-T54 Wir ,at M f 1f'i?'Dp'75f ' .- v, 1 - 4:1 iw ,.,,,,,, . . ' iii! ,C , u .mg V ,Z , ,.,. . , 1- , f 7-'z . , i . V jfs M mmf' W, 2 1 ,' , 1 deaf? 5'-if v ,, ,iw ja 1 1 W, . ggi , A I -Yo? . TI, My ge? ' D ., M 5 f ,W gym, y t X 2435 . . V A Q di , X , G 'X ' is 'X 'x I, 7 mf' if ,A f 9366-'ff' .X N ,Q X 9' Q ig V Lg X Page One Hundred Twenty-six Coaches VVALTER SKIDMORE On gridiron, hardwood, cinders and diamond, a large portion of credit is due the coach. We hereby pin the mauve toga on Coach Walter Dennis Skidmore as one of the best high school coaches in this heterogeneous land of pine tar and boll weevils. MARJORIE BONITZ Girls athletics has taken a forward step this year as a result of the untir- ing eiTorts of Miss Mar- jorie Bonitz. Not only in basketball, but also in hockey, baseball and track has she coached our girls. Our gratitude is extended to her. MONK MCDONALD Coach Monk Mc- Donald, a former Caro- lina star, last fall became our backfield coach and ably assisted Coach Skid- more in putting out a winning football team for Central. He knew all the Fine points of the game and was liked by all the boys. DR. H. P. BARRET Dr. Harvey P. Barret has produced state track c h a m p s for Charlotte every year that he has coached, although he gets nothing from this work but the glory of winning. He did not coach our cin- dermen last year but is back with us this year to win again. U 1 . 1 N xl i FA, ., K .F-lr V A 1,5 lx ' QW .' 'W fig! , if fi 11 I lr ed! 4 '-, W elixxx 5 1 l 'fp 1, Q J :NX V ,Y ,V 'ff-.. lunar P ts, ,V s If--., ,f--- t 1-'O bf. .ng - Of:-. l,pZi lf ffl r ,,-, Captains CARNEY LASLIE As captain of the 1928 football aggregation, Car- ney Laslie led his fellow players nobly. Laslie is known for his educated toe in scoring extra points. Big Shad is an all-round athlete, and when Hmultam laudam is being awarded, lie cer- tainly comes in for a large share. DAVE MCCACHREN Last year Dave Mc- Cachren, in his first try- out for the hardwood team, made his letter and was elected captain for 1929. 'Dave is considered one of the bes-t tloormen in the state and has led a flock of green young- sters to be one of the most powerful basketball teams in North Carolina. OSCAR MULLIS Oscar Mullis is O. K. and as captain of our cin- dermen deserves much credit for hard work with the team and alone. He is probably the most out- standing track star in the state in all weight events and is the first weight man that has ever led Central's track team. TOM WOOD For three years Tom has been one of the var- sity flingers, and last year he was rewarded with the baseball captaincy, unan- imously elected. Besides his ability to cut 'em loose so his opponents can't touch 'em, Lefty, for he is a port-sider, is always a dependable man at bat. we ff N Y X ip an Jr'. .5 ' Page One Hundred Twenty-seven ,'.,. ,,,.f, iss fzff- si' no 1 1 w V+ ,.- ,..., . , Q I rp Y x Eu Page One Hundred Twenty-eight Q 4 'D G Ui v-I v-I 4 QQ E' O O ha KXD Ol G5 1-1 Z Q25 me DE 2 in DUI z D . z We gif Q5 -m Ea Ld v-lid fe, 3 E2 if al.: H 2 JO EP' 4. Q.,- 'CC KJ.- :ic QA n-1 ZH: QU .-Q ,A-4 Z , jd Oz rf. 9-2 n-J O: :Cul 2112 4 ICQ Q: EE .U Sed D5 F5 Eng lil Mm Ld ,Q Za OE QLD 4: . P-lu .-I Q:- wo Lim NZ A. 52 .Elm frm. 25 QC 'EM u-I 'D 35 Ou Mb! ,Jn S EE OC md X14 ll- .- -I LJ 4: O Ir In Q D ED :Z as P -1: m Lf Z C .J 4 - a 4 LJ 4 CC Q Q 777 Q O O P z f-C 4. 4 2 Z O E- Z 4 w z S as L1-I an Ld Z O P-1 Lv-I O D1 O ki L, , I , ,- ul Q1 Q LZ I H LJ Q Ill Q Q Fo 5 Q -1 P-. ln 4 :E o LE H 91 sm. Isl nu ,.: KL :Z Kal un O -1 6 z E' ,- 'E 5 5 -4. '1 uf LC Z ff 1-r-1 v- bf dl an D ?' if f- V Z n--1 F-41 F' IZ f-1 O I-2-1 ui 72 4 Q F-Y-I z 4 .4 LJ V1 4 3 : , f fi 5 55 D21 A O KL 4 s-4 6 Z Z O va v-I 5 41 w -1 IP u.: Q ld cv Az o an U I O I- YE L4 u Q cc I-1 -c A. Ld nz :E U7 Ld ca fe F14 5 Z c Cf. Ld LJ fn I m ,- -I .J D .-.. 16 M 'E LJ U2 A W as ua 1- z L4 Q- I-H L 2 5 'V -. A nu as it Q -n LJ U -4 A -- A ,- V5 z o I-' V1 Q o C11 Z ki Q Q 4 uf E Z 1 X P11 f-4 Z Q e4 fl-I Q ..1 ld z as D D-4 2 P- FOOTBALL RESULTS faux ,',, A4 ' . C, H. S .,,777,7 c.ccrrr 4 6 Kings Mountain ., . 0 4 C, H, S ,-,,,7,7 ,.Y,, , ,. 25 Concord ooooo C 77,7 0 E L C. H. S. A,,o,,o C 0 Columbia .. .. 6 t S fi? p H - g GN' '-...,, f qw in . C. H. S .ooooooo . 56 Monroe 0 C. H. S. ..,. .. .. 19 Shelby .. , 0 V C. H. S. .C .. 14 Blue Ridge 0 A C. H. S...c .. C.. 31 Winston-Salem 0 e.H.s. 2 7 Atlanta Tech 13 C. H. S. .. 7 Asheville . oo.. C. 12 TOTAL ., , .. 205 Opponents' 31 FRANK HANKS, Mflnager Review of the 1928 Football Season Beginning with raw and inexperienced material Coach 'tSkid de- veloped one of the fastest football teams not only in the state but also in the South. The team excelled in sportsmanship and fighting spirit. This was proved because every opponent that was met outweighed the Blue and Grey. Outweighed 10 to 20 pounds to the man in the Tech High game, We battled that strong Atlanta eleven to a 7 to 13 scoreg and although this game was lost, the Techs pointed to the Charlotte game as the hardest on their schedule. Whether loser or Winner, Charlotte fought from the first whistle until the end. Not too much praise can be given to Coach Skidmore and his light band of football warriors, and his work and theirs will long be remembered in the sports circles of C. H. S. We Nia 53 859 ' is Q Page One Hundred Twenty-nine -W-,..W.,W 1-1 r ? Q Page One Hundred Thirty KS -,Q W 4 ALEXANDER. FUNDERBURK, FRANK JOE REX, Cuf1ta1'z1., H DAVE M CCAC CE PEADODY, RU B MCCACHREN, M ROXV CLeft to Righti: JIM BOTTO Nqr. TCHAM, Assf. VILLAS, SAM FORT, B. M1 ORE, HAROLD , CLYDE HATCHER, A. B. CRAVER, COACH SKIDM LA Jana LAXTON, Il RED F VV: RO TOP PM BOYS' BASKETBALL RESULTS C, H, S ,,,,,,V,,A,,7 ,7,,,LA,,, 2 5 Derita ..,,,,,.,,, , ...w77,,,,. 20 C, H, S ,-,,,-,Lv, 7,,7,,. 2 9 Gastonia ...,,,,,,,, ...,SSS 1 3 C, H, S,,, QLLLL, 77,7,.. 3 2 Alumni ...,,,,,7,,.,.......,S 1 21 C, H, S ,,,,,LLLL, ,,,7A,, 2 9 Belmont Abbey .L.,....SS 20 C, H, S ,wvLLL,4,, ,,A, , , 33 Monroe .......,77,7,,... .... 8 C, H, S ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, 4 5 Statesville ....7, ,,,. , 18 C, H, S ,LLLL,,4,, ,,-. 24 Hickory ....,, .,.i,, , 15 C, H, S ,LLLL,L,L, 7,,,,,. 3 5 Asheville ...L. 1 .,..... 36 C, H, S ,lleL,,,,, 36 Monroe .....,..7,,, 9 C, H, S ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, 1 9 Winston-Salem 7e,7,,.A,,, , 35 C, H, ,,,, ,,,,,,. 2 4 Gastonia 7,7,,,, 26 C, H, S ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, 2 5 VVinston-Salem 7,7e,,e , 21 C. H. S .,,. , ,.,,e -. 23 Asheville eeeeee... . ...1 24 C. H. S .,,,,e,e,e ., 34 Wilmington eeeee ...., 1 1 16 C, H, S ,,,,,,,,,, ,.,,,., 2 3 Derita .,....,,, , ,...... 14 C, H. S.,, ,,,, ,, ,,,,,,, 31 Marshville 15 C, H. S., ,,,,, ,,,,, , , 47 Unionville 10 C. H. S .,,,,,,,,, -. 25 Forest City , 22 C. H. S.,, ,,,,,e ,,,,,,e 2 4 Asheville eeee i ,,,,,, ,.,. . 15 C. H. S.,, ,,e,,,,e,, C ,,,,,,., 15 Winston-Salem ,,,,,,.,., 20 C. H. S ...,,..., ..,.... 5 77 Opponents' ,,,,... 1 .,.... 378 FRED LAXTON, Manager Review of the 1929 Basketball Season Although the Charlotte High School basketball team did not win any championships, it had a very successful season. The team did not win every game played, but it beat every school that won from it. Out of 20 games we lost only five. A great deal of credit is due Coach Skidmore, who, with only one letterman back, developed a team that under the leader- ship of Captain Dave McCachren, doubled the score on the final state cham- pions and also won a decisive victory over the powerful Asheville quint. UZ, 9 53 m ga o o El? 191428 Page One Hundred Thirty-one y .111 i WD' .I :Yi Page One Hundred Thirty-two 9 UAD SQ GIRLS' BASKETBALL GREEN. T RGARE TER, MA POR l.Ess1E BEAN-zu, JEAN L, Pmsssox, fllauag Cowlxx, NEL1. HILL MARY M Any YELVI AGTON, VV R0 MAY SULLIVAN, Captain NELL PRESSON, Manager GIRLS' BASKETBALL RESULTS C. H. S. 7,..,.. L.LL 1 .,L..LL.LLLLLLL,L,L,LLL 1 8 Barium Springs Orphanage .... ....,. 1 8 C. H. S .....LLL, .L.L,.,....,.....,,,.-,,.,rw. 6 2 Monroe ,,,,,.,,,r...r. , L,,r L .,,.,...,,..... w,,r., 5 C. H. S ........ CCCCLL 4 5 Wingate Junior College .....r,. ,r,rr. 1 3 C. H. S ....C.CCC .CCLCC 2 3 Salisbury ..rr..rrrr..rrrr.,........r.r.,rrr ..,... 2 3 C. H. S .......,. ...... 1 5 Derita .,... , .....,.....,....... .... , - 24 C. H. S ........ 45 Concord v.rL. ...,,,.. - 13 C. H. S ......... ...... 3 6 Lincolnton ..... ...... 1 5 C H. S ......., rr,.,. 2 7 Derita -,..,..., ...... 1 5 C H. S ......... ...... 2 8 Derita .,........... ...... 1 8 C. H. S ........,... .,.,,..,.. 2 8 Hickory ,,,,,,,,,,,,, ...... 2 0 C. H. S ......... ,...........,..............,,.,..,,.. 3 27 Opponents' .....................,.,................ 164 Review of the 1929 Girls, Basketball Season Central High's girls' basketball team has won the honor of being dis- trict champions for the first time in five years. With the splendid coaching of Miss Bonitz and Mr. Johnson, the girls had a very successful season, losing only one game. Every girl in the squad cooperated and showed fine sportsmanship. Our one and only dread was the Derita sextette. They had defeated Charlotte for the last five years, but this year we set out for revenge. Did we get it? And how! We played Derita the best two out of three games. Derita won the first but dear ole Central just couldn't let them Whip her any more. As you know, when one really has his heart set on an object and wants to do something very much, he usually can do it-so we were set on beating Derita and We did. Page One Hundred Thirty-three v I-v ,V Y J ,Il if-'-is-. .,, . , I - .Arr Y ' PV '.'.f ,H-I , , , Ch ,- A W ' ' w .. Y-ff., x 1 -.rv , .xr X .n Vg 1 'L kv.- f.,- i i 4 1 .s -i 1- PaUe , One Hun cl' red Thirty f -Om 2 STRACK SQU AD 19 Z Eiiug. Hfizfw :Q-Q5 M221 mr: -bgw SQUE aQ'? ,Haj-.J sh cg, :Aga 342:34 e412 IIUI gg O :gn I-4.uDG :S- iw m:':..f-'J 'F 54 DL'-lr ' ...-JC.- ,--.gzfz Q Q I-...Ldm 4 :vga mpazzi .:, Vu 01.512 9152521 E-lc.. -n::'U1-: -:-Nggjb Q-fr-. -..f q'4 ,L ms. ,N UEEfN asf, Eglin:- :AFC-45: 39,25 :'i'S Cflifrzcf ..Ix:,g, .wfrz Cac? Q D2'Ai..c: 4 -in ED ? .anif crm'-wt, Q' Lf-I5 2 4 Figvig 59.-.crm Q'-- fl,- :ZJI-iy 554 5 ,f.,,,. afar- 014: V' SA5:z'u'3 f.fL,u:-1 :E .JZ .545 Am,..C6xJ mEb4,.i1 Quan :-Q .imaz A1 -eu' 25,2165 cami Eflkics. z QQ 24:-CQ, ac ,. zu,-EVTI 25,22 H . VP: QS -.-.4 anus C155 ning' Zum Zf..E zmibd ng ,w ic4.Zm 5.-25:2 A 'dwg EM-,gc z 5031? UZ 3'-',, Qmmw mc 2 Zz-4 F5 TRACK RESULTS 1928 Univ. of Va. Indoor Track Carnival-C. H. S.. TTTT Third Davidson Freshmen Meet-C. H. ,7,SS77,7,,,,777,T.TS Fi1'St Davidson Invitational Meet-C. H. S. ,.,, aaaaaaa,,, F irst Carolina Freshmen Meet-C. H. S.. ......... .... .... S e 00nd Wake Forest Invitational Meet-C. H. S. ..........., Third State Meet at Chapel Hill-C. H. S. .... ....... . Third Greensboro Invitational Meet-C. H. S. .... ........ F .Third U. of Maryland Invitational Meet-C. H. S., ., Third 1929 U. of N. C. Indoor Track Carnival-C. H. S. . First Davidson Freshmen Meet-C. H. S. F, , .... ,, First Davidson Invitational Meet-C. H. S. ...... First Wilmington-Charlotte Dual Meet-C. H. S .... . r.....r. First IRVIN BOYLE, Manager Review of the 1928 Track Season The track season of 1928 was as a Whole a success. With little material Coach Skidmore and Captain Ty Reid soon developed a strong team. The feature of the season was Ty Reid's setting a new state record in the hurdles at Carolina. We will never forget the hard Work that the team did for its school and the humorous incidents during the season. Assistant Captain Red-likker served nobly whenever Captain Reid could not be present. The nice soft ankle-deep mud in Independence Park still bears the prints of the trackers, and with this you Will probably recall that day when Pinhead Shelby came out for the try-outs and Won two or three events one after the other and then took a seat in the mud in the middle of his second lap of the mile. Since Robert Early got sorta tiared running the half, We'll Wind up by calling your attention to the splendid start of the 1929 team and by expressing our gratitude to Coach Skidmore and Dr. Barret. Page One Hundred Thirty-five Page One Hundred Thirty-six 1928 BASEBALL SQUAD Q I-ll nz I-I-n :J as O 'JI UI 1- 2 o IE Z m 'S E N 'Q -N E gn w W Y LZ na :J C. z id Q Z :J ki nz o P-w LL ..- .: .99 IZ Q 43 Q4 '44 U r-1 X? B o as BOTTOM ART11 UR, Masfot. TER: BILLY Z Ld U -4 .1 O H :E o A sf ff E-4 :- Z z ua I ef cz O F-T-4 E -c UI E C M M CJ 4 D3 Q v.. Q S 2 O an G-1 ... A O I F lil O r-1 PT an ..1 an I U1 Ld U ea o ua U rf o o 3 2 o F B -s.. Q. cs LJ Z O an 4 554 5 3 E 5 O Y F11 LJ E :' 5 BASEBALL RESULTS C, H, S, WLLL LSSS ,7,-, 8 C oncord ,7.... 7 C, H, S. ,7,77 A LLL.. 7 Hickory ..LLLL... .. 0 C, H, S, ,,7,7, , SSL,M 7 Winston-Salem LL..,, Y,77, . 4 C. H. S .,...LLLL. . 7 Shelby LLLL......L4 . LLL.f.f..,L 2 C, H, S ,,7,,,,,, ,,,,, 3 Davidson Frosh 7,,,, ,,.. 5 C. H. S .AL7L...L , LLL.. 5 Wolford Frosh L,LL. 9 C, H, S ,.,,,,,,,, ,7,,,7 , 1. 10 Concord C.CCC 2 C. H. S. Y,C,CC,CC 6 Concord cccco. 3 C. H. S .C,,,,CCc. ALC..C... 2 0 Cornelius 3 C. H. S .r.rr,, 1 2 Norwood c.cc 9 C. H. S. .,,, r..rr.rrr 13 Shelby ...., cccc.c . 1 C. H. S... .r...r,r . ..,. ,. 88 Opponents '..rr.r. 45 Jos FUNDERBURK, Mcmageir Review oi,,the 1928 Baseball Season The 1928 baseball team of Charlotte High School was one of the best ever turned out. The schedule called for 19 games, the largest number ever played by Charlotte High. The team made a fine showing. This is shown by the few defeats chalked up. Only three teams were able to take the measure of the Wild- cats: two college freshmen teams, Davidson and Wofford, and only one high school team, Norwood. Norwood defeated Charlotte High after it had gone far into the elimination series. The prospects of a good team for 1929 are not so good, since many good men have been lost and the team will be inexperienced. However, there is some good-looking green material out. T 83559 lei? d o E1-fl wap, Page One Hundred Thirty-seven Page One Hundred Thirty-eight SPONSORS AMELIA BRUNS Sponsor for Dave McCachren Basketball FLORENCE LASLIE Sponsor for Camie Laslie Football 4, 8.1 MARY PURNELL Sponsor for Oscar Mullis Track 1-Q5 QUEENIE LITTLE Sponsor for Tom Wood Baseball +n,nll i 1 7- ' - ll T '1' 11' V T 1 f 1 Q. Students! i What do the advertisers in this annual mean to you? The Seniors were not assessed for their engravings in this annual. The price of THE I 1929 SNIPS AND CUTS has been considerably reduced: for these reasons and for this book it is your duty to patronize the advertisers and urge your families and friends to do so. Don't stop here! In the following sec- tion there are in store for you many laughs. l -THE EDITORi 4. .. a.... f T f a 4. Page One Hundred Forty-two K 'df ff? G3 'UV 01011rioinioil:iclininioiuinil1101011213301011liuluinilriclinilbininit. ON THE SQUARE UCHARLOTTE'S owN !. E E ! ! O ! ! ! B 9 ! E i 1. jo VVH.xR'r0N, Captain Dark Blum CQuc'c'n.vj 4. CARNEX' LASLIE, Captain C. H. Football : Z. AIARJORIE HUGHES, Capt. Lziglzt Blum fQ1l!'011SJ 5. DAVE RICCATHREN, Capt. C. H. Basketball ' 3. LUCY DAMERON, P1-cs. Atlllrtif Assa. CQuvr'.u:J 6. TOM VVOOD, Captain C. H. Baseball i 7. QlSCAR HIULLIS, Captain Cvntral High Track i i 5 W e want you to Q . g make thls your Bank I i Q INDEPENDENCE TRUST COMPANY g CHARLOTTE,N.C i Oz. IQ!IQKDUQOQIQIYQOQOQOQUQUQUQUQ DOQUQU-I lnQlIQClQCQO,llaUQUQUQl5QOQl Page One Hundred Forty-four 9 0.0 I ozc 10111 31130113 11111 1111111 111 1 1 111 113 1 i in D10i0i0in1ui1 1 li ini 1 311022 3 li 3 2 xi Qadgi calm WE CONGRATULATE YOU AND WISH YOU SUCCESS Compliments of VV. L. BROOKS Charlotte Branch Manager JEFFERSON STANDARD LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Lad-bpd FEIEYB I PxOH F 0:01 3 ixinio i HUDSoN 2 ESSEX 2 Q Sales, S eruice 2 and Parts v 05011 3 Charlotte Hudson Co. ioiuioilliuin ' 4 E Q 211 S. CHURCH ST. ! S . MARRY me? , S'AA1M 1 , x .,,,7. N' . y W' X f I A L I ' , so .,5.S 0 M a n : l , if ' l 1 l l Taxa 1 T71--7L..L,z! Q ' Q + f w if if 1 f To f l.llctwlll:. lAf+- : i CAN You nw-xexNE.' 1 Page One Hundred Forty-eight 111- -ini 1102 1041 it ini-oil li 121 314111 'fBurrhead Shoupe-Is she a nice girl? Tubby -I'll say she is. The other night she dreamed of an au- tomobile ride and walked in her sleep. Cliff Myers-Something seems to be Wrong with this engine. It- May Sullivan-Don't be foolishg wait until we get off this main road. Miss Downs-Who wrote the first short story? Reid Tull-A Scotch author. Ruth Grover-Have you seen the new fall dresses? Robert Hunter-No, what are the girls showing this season? When it came was a poor loser. bzorixiiiidbi to reducing she 1 111113 14:1 1111 i nab 1 WHAT YOU D0 AND HQW YOU DO IT ls greatly affected by the clothes you have on. Stylish at low learn from Learn to be cost - you'11 Lailoafe Smart' Apparel and Millinery For Misses and Wfomen , 10390-ini 3 3 1 2 ri 101034 11131101 110311 Ii We Say It Again-There is I gf! JI f III-aj-.I I2 Im' H I 'Ji' 'Q QffiQ.,,1,:' ,V,.l f?1,Qi'A.:,lf'1 I I' ---J ' .1'i : -gafgf I 'TTT A3 aff? EFIRITS DEPT. STORE NORTH TRYON ST. GRUIEN ATWATER KENT BoI.oVA A N D MAJESTIC WATCIII5s RADIOS Bergeifs nc. .fewefertr ana' Diamond El.X',l7t'l'fJ' 0,0 15 SOUTH TRYON STREET CHARLOTTE, N. C. BLUE WHITE DIAMONDS if 2 liinioioioi 3 ri li it ini: i init i ioiniuioiuii luiniuilxil it iuiuiniuibult11110101 Z 3 3 I-irncbllix ir 1 3 114110301 :wird no Place Like Efirds for Values, I I The Boys' and Girls' Store I I Up - to - the - minute, describes EfIrd's. For whatever boys and girls are wearin ou will find the newest ' g Y A here, featured at moderate prices. I I I I CHARLOTTE. N. C. : ini iii ifIiuiuiuinicriuif1703111405 Fi' 3:05-02 MlIQIIQUQUQUQUQUQ Q IQUQOEC i I THE PERFECT GIRL ' i I Height-5 fr. 5 in. i i I Weight-115 lbs. i 2 Hairh-Light. I i Eyes-Blue. ! Age-17. ! Q ' Calf-7 In. Q i : Waist-A530 in. I i I Chest-36 in. i C I Neck-Yes. ' I i -+ ! ! i Miss Fore-Who Wrote the Meek- lenburg Declaration of Independ- I I - i ! ence? ' 2 I Sumter D.-Dr. Alexander Gra- 2 ! ' ham. u I ? n i ! The secret of T. Adams' enlarged I i Southern Appendagesv was re- : ' vealed when Clan Evans found a e I I - tube of Fountain Cream in his I E I locker. 9 ,! Q Page One Hundred Fortq-nine 0 0.1 iuiniuilnicniuin ininirliuinillininioin Q4-H4f 1 , o X Vs ' S ,k s 1 S tlatt 11134fiuiuicximwinioini 11 BHisses7 Apparel Styles Uppermost Prices U ndermost PURCELUS, Inc. 16 NORTH TRYON ST. 1011: -11112 :ni 1 AN APPEALING SOME- THING THAT GETS A SECOND LOOK o no Young men naturally look up to Mellon's clothes be- cause folks just naturally look up to the young men who Wear them. M ELLON'S flbJ0fulc Slyle and Qllllffll-lf l A dl 4 . Q.NEFf 1 1- 1 1 113 2 ini ini iuilbeozo ll I 0 U l 0 0 0 I U q One Hundred Fifty 41311 101031wioirrluioiniuiulxvital n '111112111143010101014xiuiuiuiuui 01111 it i li 11 in if 1 3 is 1 1 iii it it in it ii in 1 ri 1 li 3 11 ini-,:. 011 M O T H E R--- the dmdge I Mother used to be a drudge. There was no help for it. E Some mothers are still drudges. But they needn't be. ELECTRICITY-the Modern Servant-has knocked the drudgery out of housework wherever it has been given an opportunity. A1- ways on tap, always 'Aa-rearing to go, electricity today is adding years of brightness and happiness to countless thousands of house- wives who have taken the trouble to ind out just what electricity can do in the home. We invite attention to the quality of the electric service rendered in the communities served by us, and particularly to our liberal mer- chandising policy which, because of low prices and convenient terms, is enabling thousands of housewives to enjoy conveniences and comforts in a degree that would be impossible under ordinary circumstances. SOUTHERN PUBLIC UTILITIES COMPANY Z O 95?9 w ZE?599?T95555Q????iQ D512 1 av-122959-vOQ, 'N4'1f0 'Q. 5:3N 'Jim-H 3 Bmw 4 .5--pr-mo' Wg. P-1 Wana so D':'7'5m'b53 O-Q 'f-'QU'mfff 5,,,UQ 1 o 3 4 Fon-1 ffws: O .-HU' o,?,fv5.:w3'O g2wm3 So-1323 O2 D. 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Geraldine-Not until I know what I'm going to live on. Marianna - I hope Thurman doesn't' propose tonight. Lib-Why? Marianna-My acceptance speech isn't finished yet. These love affairs may not be harmful, but when Rob Cowhig asked Jim Stenhouse for the senior class roll, Jim went to the Carolina Baking Company for it. 11020 9:0Dui-1224rimriuiuiixirxtbix-ioini in v uiuiniuiui iuioinini vin? 4 Oxordb 0101011114riixiuioioioiflI 5 Fred Laxton-What is love? Al Lansford-It's like a cafete- ria. You grab the first thing that looks good to you and pay for it afterwards. But the funniest thing I ever saw was a cross-eyed woman telling a bow-legged man to come home straight. Dot Montgomery-VVhat's the difference between a jackass and an orange? Sleepy Thomas-I don't know. Dot Montgomery-I'd hate to send you uptown after oranges. Freshman-Does Coach Skid- more have the team under good control? Joe Funderburk-I'll say he does. Every time he has a headache the whole team takes an aspirin. THE ASTOR LUNCH WE NEVER CLosE -nip' Excellent Cooking Prompt Service Polite Attention EE 33 S. TRYON STREET CHARLOTTE, N. C. I Q so 10:0 ' Dui 1 :ni 11,101 mini :oi ini Paqc One Hundred Fifty-two 1 3 nirxioiuiuirriuir 1202412 V101 1 1 1 31111102111 3 111 1 114111 1 113111 1 1 2 2 110114, PICK OF THE SINGING AND TALKING PICTURES AND BIG TIIVIE VAUDEVILLE FROM THE RADIO-KEITH-ORPHEUM VAUDEVILLE CIRCUIT I ! 4 ! 9099 l ! ! I 'Home off J 'dw as Q I THE FINEST THEATRE IN THE CAROLINAS OFFERS THE BEST IN EVERY TYPE OF ENTERTAINMENT ! n 1 QUQ llQ IQ Q l'lllQOQl Q lQllCgi. EOPQ4PQ0l4li0lH11YQUQU-Ui IQ I--Pill. Dil 0 C Erwin Wal'kerTMen of my type : A are no runnmg oose. C J O Annie McLaurinfOf course not, 208-210 S' TRYON ST, that s what the pollce departments ' are for. ' I: Sh qt1 fa1.-'pI Complete Outfltters i -SR jglorfou Zxlfilll if Qffgogt i C : co ege. : to Senior-I'm going to Call myself Q minutes, because minutes always High School, Grammar ! i pass' ! Scbcol and College Men Fred McCanless-You must take ! me for a fool. ' 2 Mary Purnell-Well, I would if I i I wanted one. E C Senior-I hear Mr. Jones left ev- , I 1 I Q erything he had to the Orphans' Youll Enjoy a Vxsxt to Our Home. Magniflcent New Store, and : Freshman-Is that so? What 3 , - d'd h 1 ? You'll RGCQIVC 21 Welcome 1Se1Iio1RiI'I'Welve children. 2 2 3 inilliniuilliulcmiuioinlui 10:0 .fini-ri -il 10101 62111111 1 riniuilozo Page One Hundred Fifty-three 0:03 ini 11301 1 111111 in 5 WT E MCCOY 6 Co Q ! ! Q Q Homefurnishers Q Since 1899 Q ! BE ! g SOUTH TRYON STREET 0 U,0Dui. it 1 1 ini it it 3 init 14114010 V0 ' na I ' O H44 - P I , N ' A . W? fg?:'. l, Mia' AN -1 MOM v '-'Q Q Ns VM 1624 ,NQC-. exif, Qt: 'Q ,L-, non Mmifgg. -f1'M3,wnQ'. ','e.'. gmt E 0 wt +-1'M:fi:v-at ' A SUGHT T. fl : 0-l f.' A 4 , 1 u Mtswaxe. ,f f R SLIGHT, 'eg' f0!IMf4l5'iI33f:lE17j MKSTHKE' ti-' N:- IJ S f l l l 5. . l- 'll , ' T 1 'V . Wg ' T . K T I- 'gl 'l ' L . .S ll:-it - -H . - F -. ir was Six MONTHS awoke THEY KNEW WHETHER I-lE'D WALK A on FLY., ' Page One Hundred Fifty-four 3 QUC 0:02 i in if 1 it in ini in in :lui in 311103 111 i ini 2 THE A. L. BOYLE COMPANY WASTE CONTRACTORS AND DEALERS COTTON MILL WASTE AND LINTERS EE OFFICES AND PLANT Southern Railway and First St. CHARLOTTE, N. C. 05911 lui 1 ini 1 li :ini 1111103 PACKARD CONGRATULATES THE GRADUATING CLASS of CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL EE Our Best Wishes Wherever You go and We Hope You Will go in a Packard Packard Charlotte Co. 436 W. TRADE ST. Quin? li li 1 ini 101 limi li 1 Coats Dresses Gowns Sports 'Wear MONTALDCYS At Staten's CHARLOTTE, N. C. 209 WEST TRADE STREET f it i nit 3 ri ini vin 116, i OI' The Discriminatin g Woman l u SMART APPAREL - 111111 2 1:1 3 1 30:0 init 3 1 101 1 ini 1124 1112121 1111111 101 itgzg In the Summer Time the Best Candies and 2 Salted Peanuts Are Those Made at Home ' Thetfre Fresh CALL POR LANCPYS ini: in in 11111 ri 10:0 Page One Hundred Fifty-Hue Ziiiiriliiiifiir ini1-ioiuinioixrixlifli li in 1 ri ziuioioiniarioioi 3 3 3 3- iii iii 1 ioiriliiir in 1 i i ini in ini: iuioic 1016, Charlotte Paper Co. MILL AGENTS AND JOBBERS Paper, Woodenware, Twine 222 E. FOURTH ST. Telephone Hemlock 3832 initials1303011winixiiuiuicr-initwc 9:4 LET THE CAROLINA FAMILY MOVE YOU CAROLINA TRANSFER 25 STORAGE Co, Moving, Packing. Storing Long Distance Hauling 1130 W. Morehead St. Hem. 608 CHARLOTTE. N. C. it ini 1141101010301 1111 1201111 SINCE 1868 THE I-IoME OE Gooo SHOES Gilmer-Moore Co. SHOES HOSIERY LUGGAGE CHARLOTTE, N. C. if ini ini: iuifnioioiuic Q1 111110 Say It Wz'lh Flowers Louis G. Ratelifie, Inc. CHARLOTTE, N. C. Page One Hundred Fifty-six 0:01 gi 0:0 11020 Q for: I U.. 6 in ofa A serious uprising was report- ed in Mr. Johnson's 6th period trig class. Somebody put a track shoe in Hayden Leon's seat. Nick Laney-Don't drink that stuff. It'll put you blind. Carney Laslie-That's all right. I've seen everything. Miss Jessie-Shelley wrote with phantom-like beauty, Torn Rea-What kind of beauty did you say? Doc Barrett-Jay, Why don't you get in? Everybody's out but you. Freshman-I keep thinking to- day is Friday. Miss Charlee-Today is Friday. Freshman-I know it, that's Why I keep thinking it. Dui 10101 ini 1 xi in i in it 1 FUR COATS EOR COLLEGE WEAR SMART-DISTINCTIVE AND DIFFERENT T. C. Moose, Inc. 237 N. TRYON ST. CHARLOTTE, N. C. 0 info 'oobuir 3 1011lioiniuinxioioi i 11 0201- 1 i iuiuiuilrioinil it il S.8zW. CAFETERIAS CHARLOTTE ASHEVILLE RALEIGH KNOXVILLE ATLANTA Q 'J boi li lui ri-1101413412 21311 3 10101011111rilrioiuioioioi 20102130111102030101113 2 O-Boy Bread AND Southern Cake W BAKED BY CAROLINA BAKING COMPANY PHONE HEMLOCK 6300 CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA 031313 1 1 3311313 iii 1 1 1 ir Z 1 ini iuioioiuiuicwi Page One Hundred Fifty 0.0, 020,101 131 11 1 11:11:11 1 -1 11 in 64.011113 i 21113 ri 3 1 in 0:01 1 111111 213 111111 111111 TRYON DRUG CO. N unnallifs THE CANDY OF THE SOUTH i Under Factory Supervision l gm-1,-1--U--1--1----1-1---1--U--1--1-.g. g JOHN M. LITTLE i Jewelers Q I and I g Szluersmzths 2 230 N. Tryon Street g CHARLOTTE. N. C. 5 Q ! g Compliments of H FURIVITURE COMPANYIN -305 EAST TRADE ST. 2 CHARLOTTE, N. C. E Q l i Page One Hundred Fifty-eight ,Q 0:0 11 Q -020.0 I Q oi xi 11m11r21r:n11v11m21:ini 1 -11020 '4'n1x21x21 1112 2111111 1 3 ui 131 zu Q o 1015.4 0.01 v 101150 Weather report: Sunday gen- erally fair-probably followed by Monday. -Ecco. E. W.-I love you darling. Jane-Do you really? E. W.-I adore youg will you marry me? Jane-Why change the subject? They call her Equator, her line is warm, but purely imaginary.- Hornet. Miss Lafferty-What are the three Greek Orders? Joe Abrams-Cupo kuffy, rosa biff sandiwieh, and pesa cocoanut pie. John Mason-I feel as if I had known you for years. Mary Price-Yes, you certainly do. Right up to the Minute That's the way a young live wire wants his clothes. That is what you will find at BROWN'S, INC. Come to our new store and see what we have for young men. I 1 1 ' I fnwrfewff' T' ' 300 S. TRYON ST. 0:3112 111 20111i1z1nini1xi1ri11101112 31111311111 3113111111 1 1 2 uiuiuiuii ini 1 3112111 ini 1111 in 11311 1 i 2111 inio in 3131120101 lit It li 1 1 limit: DRINK E H I 525 Quality Beverages in All Popular Flavors Doctor-Sonny, the stork has just brought you a little baby sis- ter. Do you want to see her? Little Boy-No, but I certainly would like to see the stork. Charles Little-I lost my biggest creditor today. Tubby Hanks-Did he die? Charles L.-No, he made me pay him. Rob Cowhig-Where would you like your seat? Robert Hunter-About a good egg's throw from the stage. Mildred Rutledge - Don't you want to be the kind of a girl people look up to? Dot Harlan-Naw, I want to be the kind of a girl that people look around at. 21101 310211 3 111 1 'ind -nfl rioioiuriniuiuioinic ininiud 02012 2 10:0 ,Q ozoiioi 1 111111. O W I Myers Park Pharmacy l4OO E. MOREHEAD ST. PHoNE JAQKsoN H6 -lf- The Pharmacy for the Elite Duiui 3 i :ini rin 1 xi :ini xi 1 SAFE, LARGE DIVIDENDS NO TAXES Mechanics Perpetual Building '55 Loan Association 22 EAST FOURTH ST. BEST MEDIUM FoR SAVINGS Page One Hundred Sixty-one 1- 3 1-3-iii i 113020201011rinioiuiu-1z.i-li O:o111111i 3 1 111 ini i1i1i1i ii 11 ini 11211311 1111111 2 1 I Q PHONE Jackson 9186 i Q MYERS PARK SERVICE STATION - M, E. ROSS I ! Q TIRES AND ACCESSORIES I g Washz'ng, Greasing and Polishing i ! ! ! Q 1643 E. MOREHEAD ST. g CHARLOTTE, N. C. i gel 13 3 i i 1 3 1 1 ini 111116 01Z1i11i1111i111 ini 1111 211113 g The Advertising Man Called for to C3L?gEe0fMglii5gVfZrb5sV?3 i Om' Ucopyn Inez Dellinger-How about fort- i We did not have it ready so we night? 2 'make if short and say: 1-4 ! Doc. Garringer-The undergrad- I uates complain that your language ! PHoNE 24 ANY HoUR g oe THE 24 i ! ! 1 ! ! 2 Yellow Cab Co. 0:43111 3111 2 3 1 1111111 i 3 21020 Page One Hundred Sixty-two 2 Our Cabs Are Always Ready is too pendantic and unintelligible. Al Lansford-Impossible! Why, sir, to employ a vulgarism, perspi- cuity is my penultimate appella- tion. Miss Charlee-What will the modern girls be ten years from now? Martha Howie-Oh, about three years older. Carney Laslie fwalking down the streetj-May I come, too? Dot Montgomery-You'1l never come to, unconscious. 03911311 1 11 -11 i 13111 111111111 I ini 10201 irviuqp-dl 3- 1 Starz' cz Savinga' Avnourzf WE PAY if INTEREST 'ir Morris Plan Bank 34 s. TRYON STREET Capital and Surplus 25250000.00 1130301limi:rioioioilxioinivnv O 1 10101011Iinioiniui.hiv We invite your Banking BUJLIHKJJ Merchants SI Farmers National Bank JOHNSTON BUILDING CHARLOTTE, N. C. nil-30301-01111411 finial: 3 I 920141 3 ilvininnlswiuininaim: Ii Ii THE INDIVIDUAL PHOTOGRAPHS IN THIS ANNUAL WERE MADE BY THE Rembrandt Studio 2723 soom TRYON ST, Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Rader Photographers CHARI.oTTE, N. C. 3 102014111110201011115 R :Q 9:01 ini Iioioicrirrioqbuioi' -i ri COMPLIMENTS OE Carolina Sporting Goods Co. 316 S. TRYON STREET CHARLOTTE, N. C. ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT AND SPORTING Gooos OP ALI, KINDS Z-Iriuiuiuirrininiodbuio i Page One Hundred Sixty 9.0 poifrlfrioitrloicxicrirwicvloiuic ! fzovioilxloioloicrioi rio: ioioi ini! i rioioicricvioixricviarioicrinic Q ! 3 E R R l C 9 ! . INCORPORATED I C H O C O L A T E S CHARLOTTE, N. C. I g CREATIONS FOR CONNOISSEZ,'RS i i Today the smartest packages and finest assortnients of CANDY in America i are made in Carolina-in Charlotte i i AT THE BETTER DRUG STORES I I Ulllfzde in Carolina ! ?OYQl Pil?l4P.fPQl7QiPQlPlf Q01 .?Yi0i Dl0QiVQOQfVi0lKVQOQOQ45llYQ1 ! . Jake Booker-Gimme a kiss. ! Blggel-S 81 Pal-1-Ott I a ignlnette McManus-I'1l give you Q Jake B-Fineg what's a kiss I ! without a kick in it. - U qi ! Miss Charlee-Say, Mr. Brown, : e how did you get that bump? I I Mr. Brown-Oh, that's where a i i thought struck me. I WHOLESALE DEALERS IN Miss Rea-Who do you think did l I the best acting? i Fruits' Vegetables' poultry and Charlie Mills-I did-pretending : , 5 I enjoyed the show. Eggs-Dressed Ch1ckens and I T i Fresh Eggs a Specialty i Mary Purnell-I hear you made 2 2 the football team. I I Cliff Myers-Oh, wen, the other ! ' fellows helped too. - 218 X. COLLEGE STREET - l I I M . - , 2 PHONES: Hemlock sss and 5787 : alfha H--Dld You do YOU1 I English for today? g CHARLOTTE. N. C. i Martha J.-Betcha! English - e ainlt hard. I I Page One Hundred Sixty-four 110.4 0 0.0boi.r1c'i0i0101 fini init i D11 i 31111111113 23131 311 1 ini 11i1ir11i ilirilliui 311 esnslisnz oss ECONOMY RULES THE ATLANTICS PACIFIC '56 .URM A1rlL,m1rll1r3 5. IPA1u:lIn2lm: 'EQ 1n1ni1li11if-11131111r111111i1uiu1111111121111 11121111131xiniuioiniui PugO H a'dS't sfo 3 9.0 0:01411 in: 1 9 9 9.0 P I1-ui 1171134194Iiuiuiuioioi ini MCDONALDIS Master Service EIRESTONE TIRES If you love your neighbors, tell them about McDonald Service L-mini: ini.114111Iiixlixiuiuivuiuqsvreit YoUR BANKING BUSINESS INVITED ' wwf' TRUSTS COMMERCIAL, SAVINGS, ' SAEE DEPOSIT fllbarlntte jiatiunal Eank . -v puqruz- 2 3 21:1 11312.12 lboimeio Ojbu age One Hundred Sixty-six Z :im 11:24riuiuiciinioioiuiu 1 Gini an 1 1 :roi 0201 117 1 30190302 in 3 211 1111 ri 1 45413112 el! Ii i ini 3:3 1 if 1 0: Cadillac-LaSalle 'ANO OTHER CARS IN ALL THE WORLD LIKE THESE Carolina Cadillac Co. 1108 S. TRYON STREET CHARLOTTE, N, C. PHONES: Hemlock 4401-4402 Miss Jessie-Use the words see, saw, and seen in sentences. E. W. Long-I seen a seesaw. Jim Stenhouse-Whoopee! I own the devil. Robert Kistler-Howzat? Jim Stenhouse-My girl just gave it to me. Dentist-Excuse me a moment, please. Tubby Hanks-Where are you going? Dentist-Before beginning Work on you I must have my drill. Tubby H.-Great Scott, man, can't you fill a tooth without a re- hearsal? Bill Brinkley fhaving killed the lady's pupj-Madam, I will replace the animal. Dot Chapman-Sir, you Hatter yourself. i 111021 34101 1 2 li 1193011lainierioiuiuimrinio I lil ini xi: 3 limi 1114301 n 14 vioiuir viuioiuic 1101010311101 Commercial National Bank CHARLOTTE, N. C, . on Q Over Half Century Old SOLICITS YOUR BUSINESS Capital, Surplus, etc,, S1,400,000.00 TRUSTS COMMERCIAL. SAVINGS, FOREIGN EXCHANGE i iuininiimixrioiawiuiuinioioi Mr. Scott fto little boy holding cupl-Son, you are not blind, I can't give you any money. Clif Myers-No, sir, but I'm holding the blind man's cup while he goes to the picture show. Dave McCachren ion phonel- Will you please put Eleanor on the wire? Mr. Hayes-What'dya think my daughter is-a tight-rope walker? Judge-Say, man, why don't you have a horn on your car? Irwin Walker-Why, judge, I didn't think I needed one. It says Dodge Brothers right on the front. Visitor-Those are nice dressing rooms you have attached to the football stadium. Miss Duls-Dressing rooms? Those are the college buildings. Q ami i :mio 0:0201 sizzix 1 1 11111 2 in i vi EVERYTHING THAT 'S NEW in PREP and ' STUDENTS, CLOTHING Tate-Brown Go. into Ozepui ri xi ui ini 1 11103 i mini ,:, 0:0111 Equipment for Every Sport MYERS Hardware and Sporting Goods Co. 18 E. TRADE ST. 0 'ipoir 1: 1 1 1 1 1:11 1:11019 1 1 Before You Start SLIPPING l.et us Inspect, Adjust. Equalize or Reline Your BRAKES IVIEISENHEIMERIS, INC. 31-I-18 S. CHURCH ST. PHONE HEMLOCK 4434 02594114in10101-110111101-mioipoir1 Page One Hundred Sixty-seren niuicxioioiuirriuioiuiuiui 1 1031110111101110101 1 1 0:0114 witmini:103014:141201011110 0 0.0 D oaxiuiui ininiuini ini it i ini l 'Mutual Building and g Loan Association ! i 9 EAST THIRD ST. F ! ! ! ! ! Q No BETTER PLAN POR Q SAVINGS ANYWHERE ! 5 Inquiries I nuited 48 Years of Service ! 5 ! To Wl'U and Hold the g Conidence of Our Patrons i , i jHll.1B.5mltiJ8c ata. Q Elmurlrra I 9 East Trade Street 3 'fbi ri 1uiuiuioiui1 120103124 i U 5 Z. A. Hov1S S1 SoN g Funeral Directors i PHONES i Day Hemlock 137 Night Hemlock 138 ! DID IQ Q lQ1lQ1lQOQUQUQllQl QI Q Page One Hundred Sixty-eight inc ind 1110111 ini 3 1121 1 iniui COMPLIMENTS OF THE CHARLOTTE NEWS ft? Greater Charlottefs Home Newspaper 1011lioirwinlluiuioiniuioi QQEZTL1 , CHARLKEZ oH,HANe nf DICK. GOT OUR. HEADS MIXED... O S U 1' O Z 72 vw n-I V!7 l'l'wX5 f2f7'1-wf l77'l'x'YS cg? I1-1 6y7flvYYX T?7f , , lvyiix I 1- i PU AK ' ' ,, ,, '7 Z 'f!7y'1'l'vNXX 2 Q ww O A we 'VNS yflwyx' - O X 1 COLLEGE EX HIGH JCHOOL ANNUAL LNGRAVLRQ C O Q O Q O CT WILL YOUR PART ' THERE ALL THE HONOR LIU! Page One Hundred Szklg-nz Q 060 0:4 will cz :init 4111 1 1111011 1 xi' 11 in 1 21301 iii i i ni 1 i -H1 5 Q Q Q NOTHER ONE QP THE i MANY COLLEGE AND I HIGH sCHooL ANNUALS PRINTED IN OUR SHOP I Q Q ! ANNUAL PRINTERS FOR THIRTY YEARS I Q Q g J L ! HAVE YOU ever considered ! the quality of your Annual Q from the standpoint of care- ! ful typography and accurate Q proofreading? The reputa- - tion of The Obseruer Print- ! ing House, Inc., as Annual I Printers, has been established - through accuracy and atten- ! tion to the little details that U enter into the publication of 3 a Year Book. 9 X K Q Q I Q THE OBSERVER PRINTING HOUSE K INCORPORATED g 29 South Church Street CHARLOTTE, N C i Page O Sain DUQUQKIQUQQIQOQUQUQUQ Qili PQ QUCZQ QllQ1lQOQU,0QKlQUQ ne Hundred Seventy MCCoRKLE's DRY CLEANING PROCESS will preserve the delicate colors. No fading, shrinking or rough hand- ling of the Ladies' garments Servicing the Gentleman's clothing is our pride. By frequent dry cleaning Suits are kept fresh and clean. The shape of coat and trousers remain, creases stay stiff. We believe you will be satisfied and ask you to try us. Cash and carry saves you money. McCorkles Dry Cleaning Co. Phone Hemlock 1366 CHARLOTTE, N. C. UUHSE. HNC., 225 North Tryon Charlotte, N. C. 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