Central High School - Snips and Cuts Yearbook (Charlotte, NC)
- Class of 1934
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WMI S VOLUME XXV Published by the Students of CENTRAL HIGH SCHOCDL CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA A FOREWORD Altho' we stray from her forever more And all our work at Central Hi is o'er - It is with a feeling of regret, but deep understanding, that we bid farewell- u Our hearts will all remember those sweet days And forever we will sing your songs of praise - Herein is represented an interpretation of the various phases of school life-years whose memories only serve to remind us again that they are no more- :E Hail to thee our Alma Mater, true All hail our honored colors, gray and blue - Farewell-but let us not be lilled with remorseg instead let us 1: Praise thee Central High School Of thee we euer sing with deepest pride. CONTENTS BOOK ONE-The School FACULTY SENIORS JUNIORS BOOK TWO - Qrgonizofions BOOK THREE - Athletics SPONSORS ADVERTISEMENTS l F I DEDICATION Aggressive figf7Il'77g for the right is the noblest sport the world affords. TO DR. ELMER H. GARINGER WHO, BY HIS MANY YEARS OF DEVOTED SERVICE AND CLEAR INSIGHT INTO WHAT CONSTITUTES PROGRESSIVE EDUCATION, HAS BEEN LARGELY RESPONSIBLE IN MAKING CENTRAL THE INSTITU- TION THAT WE ARE SO PROUD OE TODAY, DO WE, THE STAFF, AFEECTIONATELY DEDICATE THIS TWENTY-FIFTH VOLUME OE SNIPS AND CUTS. V- - L I r 1 1 L P L I F 1 V F L iiliemnrmm MARY BAYNARD WADE PARKS June 28 1918-January 9 1934 ERIN MCCORKLE August 21 1916-October 10 1933 ilu April zo, 1918-July 3, 1933 x gr 6 . 'umuw - - mg., -1:1 Qf- , ,, 1,,-.-- ,- -f-'gm 1-.gl gggw, V- -3--,fun E, .M I,-, WL, A an ,..,..,+HL ,,,-....,.:f,-.f-.--...bf-A-,,1..,' .g..,..-...-..q.-.V - V--U A-..- 5 I 1 5 5 3 X 2 V if 1 M. ..,,J.,.fmwL .,i: my ,'.. - ..,,, ,,..,--,m,..A.-1.,f,.-:4.M:,J.m.,,m1,4.,.mQ-:L:m.1W.f..1.1g.-,,--A.-,:4-m..,.,.m..d..g... yi ,W .hyd Efiifiti iiiftii 555315113 Mm B O O K I N, x -45 52,15 5: - I f'v5Ii7f - R, 7 XX XX HTF I I II I,' III 5 ' .A lI,,'.I-VI ,If -A ' I ' -:I v I A ZTMX.. 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ELLIS I.., MR. GEORGE E. FIELDS .II, .. , MISS CORNELIA FORE. . . . , I .Bible . . . .Latin . .Chemistry .Mathematics . . .English . . .English . .History , , .English Commercial . . . History Faculty MISS MARION FRASER ......,.. . . ,English Dean of Girls MISS MARY LAW GRAY. . . . . .French MISS ELLIE P. GRIER ,... . , .Latin MR. JAMES R. HAWKINS Dean of Boys, Commercial Geography MISS JESSIE HENDERSON .... . . .English MISS REBECCA HENDERSON. . . , . .French MR. HUGHES B. HOYLE Physics and Mathematics MRS, FRANCES B. HOYLE .French and Spanish MISS CHARLEE HUTCHISON ...., Mathematics MR, W. P. JOHNSON .... . . .Marhemazics MISS SARA KELLY ...... . . .Marhemarics MISS OMA C. LAFFERTY .... . . .History MISS MARY RUTH LEMMONS .......... Arr MISS REBECCA MARKHAM. .Home Economics Faculty MIss HELEN MCMANUS. . Typing and History MIss FANNIE MooRE. . . MISS MARGARET NEWLAND Mlss CORA L. ODOM . . MIss LILLIAN L. PARKS. . . MISS JIsssIE RANKIN. . . MISS ELIZABETH RAMSEY, . MRS, ETHEL RONE ..., MR, LONNIE R, SIDES ...,. Nlathematics . . . .English . . . .Commercial , . .English . . .History . . .History . . .English .....MuszAc MR. W. D. SKIDMORE .... Physical Education Miss ELEANOR SPENCER .... . . .Secretary MRS. W. L. WALKER. . . . . .Bible MISS FI.oRENCE THOMAS. . .Home Economics MR. GEORGE FARRINGTON .... . . .French jgfar. fi. .-.W .ull hh. . T E.. 1 tm, I SNIPS AND CUTS 1934 ELLEN HL'N'l'IiR TIIOIIIAS BARIIOUR, JR. COOKE Ii!-ILLER RIVERS Down Mascots ELLEN EARLE HUNTER THOMAS GRAY BARBOUR, JR. Class Day Ufficers RUSSELL COOKE .... . . . .,,.... Class Poet RICHARD HELLER . . . I .Class Hisrorian CAROLINE RIVERS , , . .Prophet BOB DOWD . I I , .Lawyer Page Twenty SNIPS AND CUTS Down VVIIITMOKE XYILEY FEDI4IR.KL Kxowmov GARIBALDI Senior Class Officers ROBERT DOWD .... MARY WHITMORE . JANE WILEY ,... JORDAN DULIN . . KEEGAN FEDERAL A HANNAH KNOWLTON EDNA GARIBALDI ,, MoRR1s RITCH . . IJIQLIN Rucu . . . .President Vice-President . . . .Secretary . . .Treasurer . A . .Presidenl Vice-Presidenl . . A .Secretary . . 'I 'reasurer Page Twenty-one -Z HAMMOND ADAMS W HAM Home Room 219, Treasurer C15, Secretary C1, 255 Boxing C155 Tennis C255 EFird's Day C255 Lees McRae Junior College. JEAN BARRY ADAMS HBABBIEH -Home Room 206, Secretary-Treasurer C1, 355 Girls' Athletic As- sociation C155 A'Cappe1la Choir C1, 2, 355 Sophomore Slogan Comm. C155 Arhelgar Mem. Prizeg Sec'y Student Council C255 Asst. Chief Jr. Marshalg Del. to State Student Council Congress C255 Girls' G. S. C. C2, 355 Chmn. Nom. Comm. C255 Asst. Ed. Rambler C255 Adv. Mgr. 435: Nat. Honor Soc. C255 Student Assembly C255 Sec'y Sock and Bm-km C255 President C355 Chmn. Social Comm. C355 Adv. Mgr. Ivey's Day C25. MELBA ABERNETHY Home Room 3115 Glee Club 25 A'Cappella Choir C35. ANSLEY ALEXANDER President Home Room C35. JOHN MCKNITT ALEXANDER NIT President Home Room C155 Secretary C255 Trafhc Committee C25. MARTHA ELIZABETH ALEXANDER MARTHA ULIB Home Room 2045 Advanced Art CIub5 Queens Chicora MAE FRANCES ALEXANDER Home Room 3095 Ivey's Day C25. EDNA RAY ALLEN MED., Home Room 2155 Girls' Baseball Team C255 A'Cappella Choir C255 President Life Service Band C35. ELIZABETH AMMONS HLIBBIEH Home Room 206, President Cl, 255 Student Assistant C155 Junior Marshal CZ, 355 Band Cl, 2, 355 Choir C355 Dramatic Club C155 Glee Club C155 N. C. C. W. JULIA AMON HJULIEH Home Room 2195 President Sophomore Girls' High School Club C155 Girls' Band Cl, 255 Girls' G. S. C. C1, 255 Ivey's Day C255 Girls' Basketball Team Cl, 255 Girls' Athletic Association C155 Base- ball C1, 255 Hockey Team C155 Secretary Girls' High School Club. IRMA MARGUERITE ALSOBROOKS HRITAH Home Room 3055 Girls' Band C3, 455 Assistant Librarian C455 Rambler Staff C45. WILLIAM G. ANDERSON UBUNKH Treasurer Home Room C255 Basketball C255 Asiistant Manager C255 Band Cl, 255 Executive Committee Band C25. Carolina. VIRGINIA ANDERSON LOUCIELLE TOMMY ARMOUR HCILLEH Concert Band CZ, 355 Beginners' Band C155 Intramural Baikefball C23- MARTHA MAY ASBURY Efird's Day C1, 255 Ivey's Day Cl, 2, 355 Vice'President Home Room 25 Art Club. JOE H. ASHCRAFT Home Room 3115 Track C35. N. C. State. MARGARET DEVEREUX ASHE Hockey C255 Baseball C255 Basketball C255 Tennis C2, 355 Reid's Day C255 Ivey's Day C25. CHARLES PATTERSON AUSTIN, JR. HPATH Nobel Chemistry Club C255 Engineers' Club Cl, 255 Student Chemistry Laboratory Assistant C35. SARA VIRGINIA AUSTIN LOUIS ELIZABETH BAKER UBETTYH Home Room 2125 Student Assembly C255 Treasurer Home Room C355 Sears-Roebuck Day C355 Ivey's Day C355 Charlotte Junior Music Club Cl, 2, 35. Peabody College. DOROTHY BAKER FRANK BAKER .Ea M an Q so mfg Nas VIRGINIA BAILEY HELEN BAILEY USNOOKSH Hockey C15. ISABELLE BAKER Queens Chicora College. IDA BAKER Home Room 3083 Tennis CIJ3 Hockey C135 Girl Reserves CU. Queens Chicora College. MOSES BARBER Home Room 2065 lIiAY C1, 2, 313 Monogram Club C2, 353 Tennis CZ, SJ, University of Alabama. WILLIAM BAREFOOT HBILLH Home Room 311. BENNIE MORROW BARKER BEN Home Room 1035 Basketball C115 Mixed Chorus CZJ. Queens Chicora College. XVILLIAM W, BARNETT BILL Home Room 3113 Hi-Y Cl, 255 Assistant Manager Football C315 As- sisltant Manager Basketball CSD. N. C. State. GEORGE RUTHERFORD HOOD BARNSDALE BARNEY Clullltifgsl Room 3053 Chemistry Club cllg Radio Club C215 Physics FRED HOUSTON BASS TOWHEAD 42' Room 3053 A'Cappella Choir mg Hi-Y 42, 335 Basketball JULIA BAUCOM MARY GRACE BEAM HNIUSI-I Home Room 1123 Basketball C155 Baseball C133 Sears Roebuck Day. PHYLLIS ANN BEBER Home Room 2113 Dramatics Clubg Swimming Teamg Volley Team at Meyers High School, Wilkes Barre, Penna. HENRY BELK MIRIAM MARIE BERG Girls' Good Sports Club C313 Girls' High School Club C313 Basket ball C1, 2, 313 Baseball C2, 31. C. B. J. College, Springfield, Mo. STANLEY R. BERG STAN Boys' Good Sports Club 42, 31: Monogram Club CZ, 313 Engineers Club C213 Baseball C2, 313 Football C513 Traffic Committee C21. MARCELLA MILDRED BERRY URILLAH Home Room 505. ' LEROY BIGHAM Clemson. ROY STINSON BIGHAM, JR. HPROFESSORH 1933 Graduateg President of Home Room C213 Philatrea Club C1, 21 Photography Club Cl, 213 Chemistry Club C113 Lam and Pig Iron Staff C212 National Honor Society C21. MARTHA MOORE BINGHAM HBINGH Home Room 212. Queens Chicora College. CATHERINE BLACK HARRY BLACK Home Room 3093 Football C3, 413 Basketball C2, 31g 313 Monogram Club CZ, 3, 413 President Home Room JOHN BOESCH Tennis CZ1. ROBERT BOOE, JR. 'ABOOH Boxing Cl, 215 Intramural Boxing C513 A'Cappella MARY VIRGINIA BOOVY Girls' Good Sports Club. LEON BOST Home Room 2043 Track C113 Intramural Boxing C31. Basehall C1, 2 C413 Cafeteria C31. LANE BOWERS Home Room 215. MILDRED BRADLEY IIMIBQ, Home Room 3095 Girls' Band CZ, 335 Basketball C33. JULIA BRANDES JUDY Treasurer Home Room C13, Secretary C235 Girls' Athletic Associa- tim C1, 235 Girls' Reserve C135 Varsity Hockey Team C135 Track Team C135 Baseball Team C135 Basketball Team C1, 2, 33, Manager C33. JETER P. BRAWLEY PETER Home Room 215, Secretary C13, Vice-President C235 Vice-President Hi-Y Cl, 233 Traffic Commission C2, 33. N. C. State. ALICE BREEN Home Room 2065 Intramural Basketball C235 Ivey's Day C23. RUTH BREWER SUZANNE BRICE 1933 Graduate. FRANCES BROOKS HFANNY' ' Home Room 3055 Girls' High School Club C135 Band C1, 235 Chorus C13. FLORENCE CATHERINE BROWN Home Room 205. Kings Business College. MARY VIRGINIA BUCKLEY NFRANKH Home Room 204, Vice-President C135 Junior Marshal CZ, 335 Intra- mural Baskethall C235 Invitation Committee C335 Rambler Staff C335 Ivey's Day C1, 2, 335 EFlrd's Day C23. JAMES LEAKE BUNDY JIM Boys' Glee Club C135 Track C235 Chorus C335 Engineers' Club5 Vice- President Home Room C13. Duke. EDWARD F. BUNN NED., Home Room 219. VIRGINIA BURKHEAD HBRICKHEADH Chairman Home Room Program Committee C1, 215 Treasurer Home Room C215 Tennis Team Cl, 215 Sophomore Basketballg Girls' Athletic Association. Queens-Chicora College. ELEANOR BURRIS STEVE BYARS Home Room 1035 Anderson Boys' High, Anderson, S. C. Citadel. ETHEL BYRAM ELLEN BYRD 1933 Graduate. WILBUR I-IERMAN BYRD COMMANDER Parks Air College. ROBERT L. CADDELL BOB Home Room 2065 Student Assembly C21. ELIZABETH MCCLINTOCK CALDER LIB Home Room 1125 Secretary Home Room C11, President C215 Good Sports Club C1, 21, Treasurer C215 Student Assembly C215 Varsity Basketball Cl, 215 Ivey's Day C21. ELLA SLOAN CALDWELL GENE LEGRAND CALDWELL A'Cappel1a Choir C2, 315 Girls' Band C215 Girls' Glee Club Cl, 215 Charlotte Junior Music Club Cl, 2, 315 Graduation Committeeg House and Grounds Committeeg Treasurer Home Room C11, Vice-President C215 Student Assembly C315 Ivey's Day Cl, 2, 315 EHrcl's Day C115 French Club C315 Junior Marshal C21. Agnes Scott. MARTHA WEARN CALDWELL HIVIOTTH Home Room 3095 A'Cappella Choir Cl, 215 Girl Reserve High School Club C115 Girls' Good Snorts Club C215 Girls' Glee Club C1, 215 Minstrel C215 Ivey's Day C21. Queens Chico-ra College. VIRGINIA NALLE CAMPBELL Home Room 1035 Orchestra C1, 215 Mixed Chorus C15 215 Girls' Glee Club C115 French Club C215 Charlotte String Quartette C215 Student Assembly C11. Winthrop. JULIA MAE CAPPS A AJUDY' ' REYNOLDS CAREY A'CappeIla Choir Cl, 2. .UQ Baseball C133 SNIPS Axu CUTS Minstrel Cl, Zjg Home Room Treasurer Cl, 33. Citadel. JAMES CARPENTER HBRICKMASONU Home Room 3113 Vice-President llnme Room. GRETCHEN CARRIKER UGRITSU Home Room 2195 Girls' Good Sports Club 122. ANNIE LAURIE CARROLL Basketball Cljg Girls' lioofl Sports Club fl, 23. FLORENCE B. CARROLL HREDH Home Room 305g Girls' Good Sports Club. MAIDEE CASKEY P0LLY Home Room 103g French Club Cl, 275 Chorus UD. National Busi- ness School. CHARLES CAUDLE HCI-IAS Home Room 2115 Tennis C235 Track CZD. EDYTI-IE EMILY CAUDLE USHORTYH Girls' Band 12, SJ. WILSON RODDYE CAUDLE Home Room 1023 Track CID: Assistant Manager Football C313 Band fl. 2, 5, 45, President C47: Hi-Y Cl, 2, 32, Presirlent KZJQ President Home Room f2l: Secretary-'I'reasurer Home Room C255 Student As- semlxlyg Orchestra 13, 435 Chairman Cafeteria Committeeg Vice-Presi- dent Home Room OU. BETTY CHAPMAN CHOICE CHASE UPUDM Home Room 211. Mary Baldwin. LEILA ROBEY CLAYWELL Home Room 306. MARY HELEN MACCLEMENTS Girls! Band. ARCHIE CLINE Home Room 112. Boeing School of Aeronautics. HAZEL COCHRANE PATSY Home Room 2155 Band C1, 25. TED COCHRANE Band C1, 2, 355 G. S. C.5 Marshal Cl, 255 Traffic Oflicerg President Home Roomg Student Assembly. Duke. SARA COVINGTON COLE HCUBBYN Home Room 1125 Vice-President Home Room C155 Girls' Good Sports Club C25. FRANCES HUNTER COLE UFANNYH Home Room 2065 President Home Room C255 Student Assembly Cl, 255 Junior Marshal C2, 355 Social Committee C355 Rambler Stal? C355 Junior Dean C355 Ivey's Day C25. Converse College. MYERS COLE Band Cl, 255 Secretary Home Room C15. EDITH MAE COLLIER Home Room 1035 Girls' Band Cl, 255 Beginners' Chorus C25. FRED S. CONRAD Home Room 2065 Band Cl, 25. Duke. RUSSELL YALE COOKE, JR. RUSS BUDDY Home Room 1095 President Home Room C155 G. S. C. Cl, 255 O. D. S., President C255 Chairman Senior Nominating Committee C255 Busi- ness Manager SNIPS AND CUTS C255 Business Manager lvey's Day C255 SNIPS AND Curs Minstrel C255 Dramatic Club C155 Radio Club C155 Senior Class Poet C255 EFird's Day C255 Student Assemhly C255 Associ- ate Editor Ramblcr C255 Sears Roebuck Day C255 Representative State Student Council Conzress C25. Duke. JAMES CORNELL HJIMH Home Room 206, Treasurer C155 Physics Club C155 Assistant Man- ager Track Team C25, Manager C35. ' ELIZABETH CORNWELL ' 'l..IB Home Room 2065 Basketball Cl, 2, 355 Athletic Association Cl, 255 Tennis Cl, 255 Baseball C155 A'Cappella Choir C355 French Club C55. Winthrop College. ILA MAY CORRY WILLIAM MARSHALL COURTNEY UCARMENH Home Room 2055 Tennis Cl, 255 Ivey's Day Cl, 255 Vice-President Sophomore Class C155 Band C1, 255 President Home Room Cl, 255 SNIPS AND CUTS Minstrel C1, 25. Duke. LILLIAN GRAVES COUSINS HSCRAPH Home Room 2045 Marshal C2, 355 Secretary Home Room C255 Sen- ior Invitation Committee C355 Ivey's Day C355 Hockey C155 Basketball C255 French Club, Vice-President, Secretary-Treasurer C35. OZELLE COWAN Home Room 211. FRANCES COX SI-IORTYH Girls' Band C2, 355 Hockey C153 G. S. C. C355 Athletic Association Cl, 255 Basketball C255 Ivey's Day C25. KATHLEE COX I 'KAT' ' Home Room 2055 Basketball C155 Baseball C155 Band Cl, 255 Drum Major C255 Girl Reserves C15. SARA NELLEEN COX HSI-IORTYH Band C1, 2, 355 G. S. C. C355 Athletic Association C1, 255 Hockey C1, 255 Ivey's Day C355 Basketball C25. Queens Chicora College. NANCY CRANE WILLIAM LEWIS CRENSHAW HRUNTH Secretary Home Room C25, Treasurer C255 Student Assembly C25. N. C. State. JACK KING CRESS Dramatics C25. Davidson. HAZEL L. CRONENBERG Band ci, an Iveys Day csv. ALICE STEVENS CROWELL Home Room 2125 National Honor Society C215 G. S. C. C225 Treas- urer Home Room C1, 21, Secretary C375 French Club C3J. Duke. WILLIAM CROWELL Boxing Cl, 21. DOROTHY CULP MDOT Home Room 103. GEORGE E. CULP LOOSH Home Room 219. MONA DALY Home Room 103. HELEN DAVENPORT UHICKIEH Hockey C115 Chorus CZD. Carolina. ANN DAVIS MICKEY Home Room 3085 Marshalg G. S. C.5 Chorus. DOROTHY BARHAM DAVIS DOT Home Room 212, President Cll, Secretary C255 Student Assembly CD5 G. S. C. CZ, 335 Rambler Staff C315 Treasurer Home Room CSJ5 Dramatics C355 Ivey's Day C315 Sears-Roebuck Day C3D. ELLWOOD DAVIS A 'Doc' ' Home Room 1035 Greensboro High School. FRANK DAVIS HRUNTH Home Room 311. ALBERTINE DAVIS ..AL,, Home Room 3085 Girl Reserves CD5 Hockey. RICHARD LOCKWOOD DAVIS HDITCHIE' ' Carolina. f' ON 0 fbJ.frCLvxffUf4 DY6B T .DOWI - 5 gliome Room 2121 Junior Marshal3 President Se r Class C313 Vice- JULIA DAUB HJUDYH Girls' High School Club C113 Hockey C113 Basketball C11. Salem. NAOMI MADELYNE DEAL HNAMIEH Basketball C11. Olivet College. FRED A. DECKER HFREDDIEH HDECKH A'Cappella C313 Treasurer Home Room C213 Secretary C2, 313 G. S. C. C31Q Vice-President Home Room C113 Registration Committee C31. N. C. State. KARL F. DIXON Home Room 2042 President Hi-Y C113 Band Cl, 2, 31, Assistant Business Manager C313 Hi-Y C21. N. C. State. MARGARET DONKEL UDONKEYH Home Room 305, RUTH GRAYTON DORTON URUTHIEH Girls' High School Club C1, 213 Track C113 Ivey's Day C313 Sears- Roebuck Day C313 Reid's Day C213 Efird's Day C11, , ident Junior Class C211 National Honor Society C213 G. S. C. C21, sident C313 Vice-President O. D. S. C313 Vice-President Home Room C313 Student Assembly C313 Student Council C313 Basketball C313 Man- ager Tennis Team C313 Sears-Roebuck Day C313 Ivey's Day C313 E6rd's Day C313 Class Day Committee C313 Class Lawyer C313 Monoa graml' Club C313 Representative State Student Council Congress C31. aroma. MAMIE DUBOSE MARGARET DUCKETT CLARENCE WILBUR DUCKWORTH DUCK1E Ho e Room 2043 Radio Club C111 Hi-Y Cl, 213 Boxing C213 Presi- n ome Room C313 Track C31. VVake Forest. 'I C. JORDAN DULIN GOON Secretary Sophomore Class C111 Treasurer Junior Class C213 Sec' re-tary Home Room C113 Tennis C113 Monogram Club C113 Trafhc Com- mittee C213 Ivey's Day C213 Reid's Day C213 Sears-Roebuck Day C213 French Cluh C21. Davidson. LUCILE JORDAN DULIN 'ADOODLEH Home Room 2042 Marshal C23 31? Junior Dean C315 Office C313 Bas' ketball C213 Student Assembly? C113 Secretary Home Room C1, 21, Vice4President C113 Electoral Committee C313 Nominating Committee C213 Dramatics C1, 213 Ivey's Day C2, 313 Efird's Day C313 Minstrel C313 Commencement Committee C313 G. S. C. C213 Program Committee C313 Treasurer Home Room C11, Secretary C21. JOHN DUNHAM MARY ELLEN DUNHAM Home Room 3045 Basketball C315 Hampton High School, Hampton, Va. VVilliam and Mary. LANNIS DURRENCE Home Room 2045 Mixed Chorus C115 A'Cappella C11. Wake Forest. CARRIMAE EAGLE A'Cappella C1, 2, 31. MAIDIE LUCILE EASON Orchestra C1, 2, 315 Girls' Band C2, 31. LILLIAN EDDENS A ASHANGH Home Room 3085 Student Assembly C115 A'Cappella Choir Cl, 215 G. S. C. Cl, 215 Girls' Band C215 Treasurer Home Room C21. GUY H. ELDER. JR. 'ASECYH Home Room 3065 G. S. C. C1, 215 Co-Sports Editor SNIPS AND CUTS C215 Feeature Editor The Rambler C215 Vice-President Home Room C115 Sophomore Scrapbook Committee C115 Student Assembly C215 Ivey's Day C215 E1ird's Day C21. Carolina. GORDON GEORGE ELDRIDGE HDUTCH' ' Home Room 309. N. C. State. LOUISE ELLER N. C. C. W. NINA MAE ELLIOT HNINAH Home Room 1125 Ivey's Day C215 Mixed Chorus C21. Queens Chi- cora College. RICHARD EPPES HSALTSH Home Room 219. MARGARET LOUISE ERVIN SIS WENNIE Home Room 1035 G. S. C. Cl, 2, 315 Chorus C315 Cap and Gown Committee C315 Vice-President Home Room C215 Assistant Manager Tennis Team. PAULINE VIRGINIA ESTRIDGE POLLY Chorus. ROBERT KEEGAN FEDERAL i 'ART' ' Home Room 206, President C115 Dramatics C115 G. S. C. C2, 31, President C21, Secretary C21, Vice-President C315 President Junior Class C215 Marshal C315 Chairman Program Committee C315 O. D. S. C31, Secretary C31, President C315 President Senior Class C315 Student As- sembly Cl, 2, 315 Student Council C2, 315 Circulation Manager SNIPS AND CUTS C315 Assistant Manager Sears-Roebuck Day C31. Georgetown University. C. B. FETNER, JR, HFETH Home Room 3115 Hi-Y Cl, 2, 31, Vice-President C115 Track C1, 2, 315 Monogram Club. JAMES FINDLAY ..JIM.y Tennis Cl, 2, 315 Junior Marshalg President Home Room C31, Sec- retary C215 Traffic Committee5 Monogram Club. MARGARET FINLEY 1.MIKE., Home Room 311, Vice-President C315 A'Cappella Choir C31. HELEN ELDORA FISHER UBLONDIEH Girls' Band C1, 215 Glee Club C1, 215 A'Cappella C215 Basketball C115 Baseball CI1. WILLIE FISHER HBILLIEH Home Room 3085 Basketball C11. BETTY LOISE FOSTER Home Room 3045 G. S. C. C21. National Business College. VIRGINIA ADAIR FOSTER HJINYAH Home Room 3065 Girls, Band C115 Ivey's Day. Queens Chicora College. DOROTHY LEE FRAZER MDOT Martha Berry College. MARY LYDA FRENCH 'AFRENCHIEH Home Room 3095 A'Cappella Choir C215 Ivey's Day C21. University of Maryland. , ' JOSEPH LESTER FULBRIGHT, JR. 'I JOE Secretary Home Room C11, Vice-President C215 Junior Marshal C31. CHARLES W. GADD HFARMERH Home Room 3095 Football C1, W2, 3, 41, Captain C315 Baseball Cl, 2, 3, 41, Captain C415 Monogram Club C1, Z, 3, 41. Carolina. ' EDITH GALLANT Vice4President Le Cercle Franqais C21. Queens Chicora College. BENNY A. GARRIS Home Room 3045 A'Cappella Choir C31. OSCAR GATLIN Home Room 204, Secretary C11, Vice-President C215 Student As- sembly C31. WILLIAM ROY GILKS MICE CREAM Treasurer Home Room C21, Vice-President C11, President C315 Stu- dent Assembly C315 Assistant Advertising Manager Rambler C21. ROBERT MILES GILL A 'BOBH Home Room 3055 Football C2, 3, 415 Manager Baseball C315 Mono- gram Club C3, 41, Treasurer C41. L. R. GILLAND, JR. JIM Home Room 305, Secretary-Treasurer C31. CHARLES W. GILMORE HCHARLEYH Home Room 2065 O. D. S. C315 Managing Editor Rambler C315 Vice- President Ivey's Day C315 Student Assembly C315 Vice'President Home Room C315 Co-Senior Editor of Annual C315 SNIPS AND CUTS Minstrel C315 Dean's Assistant C315 Erird's Day C315 Dramatics C315 Class Day Committee C315 Dormont High School, Pittsburgh, Pa. C11. Carolina. ALICE GLASSCOCK SALLY Home Room 103. JOHN L. GLENN Home Room 3095 Football C315 Track C315 Junior Marshal C315 French Club C315 Treasurer Home Room C11. Duke. KATI-IRYN GRAHAM 'iKAT Vice-President Home Room C115 French Club C215 House and Grounds Committee C215 Ivey's Day C215' EFird's Day 2. Queens Chi- cora College. - REUBEN H. GRAHAM HRUBEH Home Room 2065 Junior Marshal5 President Home Roomg Hi-Y C215 Track C21. Carolina. RODNEY BUFORD GRAHAM, JR. ROD President Home Room C215 Student Assembly C215 Nobel Chemistry Club C215 G. S. C. C315 Marshal C2, 315 Program Committee C315 Blinistrel C31. ALMA GRANT PAT AMY Home Room 206, President C11, Vice-President C115 Vice-President Athletic Association C115 President Home Room C215 Vice-President G. S. C. C215 Basketball C215 Baseball C215 Tennis C21. g GEORGE GRAVES UJUNIORH ome Room 3095 Football Cl, 2, 315 Track C2, 315 Monogram Club. CORNELIA HOMES GRAY HCORNIEH Home Room 2055 Tennis C115 Ivey's Day C21. N. C. C. VV. CHARLES LEE GREEN Home Room 112, Treasurer C115 Rambler Staff C215 G. S. C. C215 Secretary Home Room C21. MARTHA MCMURRAY GREY MART Home Room 3045 Sharon High School. Queens Chicora College. SARAH ELIZABETH GRICE HBETTYH . Home Room 309, President C315 Student Assembly C315 French Club C2, 315 G. S. C. C315 Hockey C315 Tennis C215 Basketball C315 Ivey's Day C31. Queens Chicora College. DOROTHY GRIFFIN MARGUERITE GRIFEITH HNIUTTH Home Room 3095 Mixed Band C115 Glee Club C115 A'Cappella Choir C2, 315 Concert Band C2, 315 Student Assembly CI1. C. W. GRIMES, JR. BILL PICTURE SNATCHERH Secretary Home Room C115 Vice-President Radio Club C115 Pho- tography Club C1, 215 Radio Club C215 Photographic Editor SNIPS AND 'CUTS C215 G. S. C. CZ1. Carolina. ELDRIDGE E. GRISWOLD HOSCAR' ' Boxing. VERTNER GULLEDGE JOSEPHINE GORDON HACKNEY HJC.. Ivey's Day C1, 215 A'Cappella C1, 215 G. S. C. C215 President Home Room Cl, 215 Student Assembly C115 Minstrel C21. Boston Con- servatory of Music. SARAH VAIL HALL Home Room 3115 Ivey's Day C215 Tennis C115 Art Club C215 Bas- ketball C11. GEORGE HARVEY HAMILTON HHARVEYH Marshal C2, 315 President Nobel Chemistry Club C215 Treasurer ,Tun- ior Class C215 Business Manager Minstre15 Chairman Ways and Means Committee5 Track C1, 2, 315 G. S. C.5 Secretary Home Room C315 French Club C315 Assistant Advertising Manager SNIPS AND Cu'ts5 Mon- ogram Club C31. Carolina. WILLIAM WALLACE HAMILTON HAM President Home Room C1, 2, 31. MARTHA ELIZABETH HARDIN HSNOOKIEH Secretary Sophomore Class C115 Student Assembly C115 Treasurer Home Room C11, Vice-President C215 Sock and Buskin Dramatic Club C1, 215 G. S. C. C1, 21. Linden Hall. HAROLD HARKEY HHUZZEYH Home Room 102. University of Tennessee ED HARLAN HBUDH Home Room 3115 Vice-President A'Cappella Choir C31. N. C. State. SARA HARLAN ALICE VIRGINIA HARPER HALICIAH Home Room 2045 Secretary Sophomore Class C115 Chairman Sopho- more Scrapbook Committee C115 National Honor Society C2, 315 Ivey's Day C1, 2, 315 Student Assembly C1, 315 Marshaxl CZ, 315 Hockey C115 Basketball C215 French Club C315 Rambler Staff C315 House and Grounds Committee C315 Treasurer Student Council C315 Junior Dean C315 A'Cappella Choir C31. VIRGINIA ISABELL HARRILL HGINIAH Home Room 2065 Track C215 Girls' Glee Club C315 Beginners' Chorus C415 Chairman Home Room Program Committee C41. MERLE HARRIS Home Room 1035 Track C1, 215 Tennis C11. Carolina. WILLIE RUTH HARRIS HBILL.. Home Room 1025 A'Cappella Choir C2, 315 Gir1s' Glee Club C1, 21. JEAN HARRISON Home Room 219. JAMES HART HJASSYH Home Room 304. CHARLES HANES USLICKH Home Room 2123 Football Cl, 2, 353 Track C153 Golf C2, 353 Intra- mural Boxing C353 Minstrel C2, 353 Secretary Home Room C15, Treas- urer C253 Vice-President C353 President Home Room Scrapbook Com- mittee C1, 2, 353 Monogram Club C1, 2, 35. ROSALIE HAYNES UROSEH Home Room 3083 Chairman Home Room Program Committee C153 G. S. C. C253 Secretary C253 Secretary Home Room C25, President Home Room CIJQ French Club C253 Ivey's Day C25. WILLIAM MALLEY HEATH HBILLH Home Room 3093 Baseball C253 Vice-President Home Room C153 Tratlic Otlicer C25. RICHARD PAUL HELLER Home Room 2153 President Sophomore Class C153 President Home Room C15, Vice'President C253 Nobel Chemistry Club3 Student Council C153 Student Assembly C253 Circulation Manager SNIPS AND CUTS C253 Editor C353 G. S. C.3 O. D. S.3 President National Jr. Honor Society3 Junior Honor Society3 Junior M3fSh3lQ Graduation Committee C353 Minstrel3 Student Council Nominations Committee C353 Boxing C253 Office Assistant3 Class Historian. Carolina. C. A. HELMS HALLAHH G. S. C. C253 Minstrel Cl, 253 A'Cappella Choir Cl, 253 Mixed Chorus C25. JULIAN WILBER HELMS Home Room 204g Band Cl, 2, 3, 453 Orchestra C1, 2, 3, 453 Drum Major of Band C453 President Orchestra C453 A'Cappella C45. MARION HELMS EVELYN JONES HENDERSON UEVH Home Room 206, Secretary Home Room C153 President C253 Ivey's Day C1, 253 Girls' Athletic Association C153 Hockey C153 Philatria Club C2, 353 G. S. C. C2, 353 Social Committee C153 Ways and Means Committee C253 Junior Marshal C25. WALTER GRADY HERMAN Home Room 206. DOROTHY HERRINGTON DOT Secretary Home Room C153 Student Assembly C153 Ivey's Day C1, 25, ELISABETH HICKS ULIBH bauA'Cappella Choir Cl, 2, 315 Girls' Band5 Girls' Glee Club5 Basket- G. C. HILL PEE WEE Home Room 305. MARY CAROLINE HINKLE CHICKEN HHINKLEH Home Room 3045 Girls' Band Cl, 215 Girls' Glee Club C115 Chorus C115 A'Cappella Choir C115 Ivey's Day Cl, 215 Minstrel Cl, 215 Basket- ball Cl, 21. Arlington Hall. B. C. HINSON, JR. Track C1, 315 Boxing C215 Band Cl, 2, 315 Orchestra C1, 2, 31. EMMA GAY HINSON HOYTE HINSON ULANKH Rambler Staff C115 Traffic Committee C115 Football C115 Basketball C1, 215 Track Cl, 21, Captain C315 Monogram Club Cl, 2, 31. ELEANOR RUTH HIPP Home Room 205. MACON HIPP ' ASNAKE' ' Home Room 3055 Physics Club C115 Engineers' Club C115 Monogram Club5 Football C2, 315 Track C2, 315 Boxing C31. Carolina. DAVID HIRST, JR. Cross Country C215 Track C2, 315 Boxing C315 Monogram C315 Treas- urer Home Room Cl, 21. BADGER HOBBS Traffic Committee Cl, 2, 315 Football Cl, 215 Track C21, Manager C315 Efird's Day C315 Tennis C31. CLARENCE W. HOBBS Home Room 205, Vice-President C115 Band C21. Citadel. MARY LOIS HODGES G. S. C. C215 Ivey's Day C215 Treasurer Home Room C21. Queens Chicora College. LILY CATHERINE HOFFMAN KITTY Hockeyg French Clubg Chairman Home Room Social Committeeg Home Room Program Committeeg Secretary Home Room C135 Sophomore Girls' Athletic Managerg Vice-Chairman Sophomore Scrapbook Commit- tee. Sweet Briar. MAXWELL ROBERTS HOLDER MAX Home Room 304, Vice-President C335 Football C3, 435 Boxing C3, 435 Captain C435 Track C3, 435 Monogram Club C3, 43, Vice-President C435 Student Council C43, Vice-President C435 Treasurer Home Room C435 Chairman Program Committee C43. PAULINE HOLTZCLAW TWIN Girls' Bandg Chorus C135 Glee Club C13. MARTHA GRACE HOOD Student Assembly C135 Vice-President Home Room C135 Nominations gomdmittee Junior Class Oliicers C235 Nobel Chemistry Club C235 1933 Ara uate. ALICE GARVER HOOVER Basketball C1, 235 Rambler Staff C1, 235 EFird's Day C1, 33. HELEN ELIZABETH HOOVER Basketball C135 Girls' Band C235 Rambler Stal? C335 Efird's Day C33. ELBERT HORNE SHORTYH Home Room 112, Vice-President C13, Treasurer C135 G. S. C.: Assistant Manager Basketball C13, Manager C235 Band Cl, 235 Football Cl, 235 Monogram Club. PAUL HUSTON EVELYN JANNIE HOWARD EP HPUPU Girls' Good Sports Club CZ, 33, RUTH HUDSON Orchestra Cl, 2, 335 Girls' Band C235 Basketball C1, 2, 335 Base- ball C23. WILLIAM HULL BILL P. C. HULL HPETERH Home Room 311, Secretary C13, Treasurer C23. MARY DORIS HUNNEYCUTT A 'PETE' ' Home Room 3065 Student Assembly C155 Girls' Athletic Association C155 Secretary C155 Hockey C155 Baseball C155 Basketball C15. DORIS HUNNICUTT l ADIC' ' Home Room 3115 Basketball CZ, 355 Chorus CJ5. CHARLES IRWIN HUNSUCK Home Room 112. University of Indiana. RUTH LAWING HUNTLEY TOOTS Home Room 1125 Hockey C155 Basketball C155 Baseball C155 Treas- urer Athletic Association C155 Secretary Home Room CI5, President CI5, Vice-President C25. MADELINE HURT Home Room 309, President C155 House and Grounds Committee C255 Ivey's Day C25. GERALD A. HUTCHINSON NHALF PINTH Home Room 2155 Cafeteria Committee C155 Treasurer Home Room C255 Nobel Chemistry Club C255 Treasurer French Club C255 Efird's Day C255 Junior Class Nominating Committee C255 Junior Marshal5 Lost and Found Committee C355 G. S. C. C355 Assistant Feature Editor Rzugbler C355 Chemistry Laboratory Assistant C355 Minstrel C355 Annual Sta . DOROTHY HUTCHISON EDWARD HYLAND 4 .ED, , Home Room 30.3. JIMMIE INGLE UINKYH Home Room 3055 Band Cl, 2, 3, 455 Orchestra Cl, 2, 355 A'Cappella Choir C15. Curtiss Conservatory of Music. JOHN IRWIN 0 ELEANOR JACKSON President Home Room C25, Treasurer C255 Treasurer G. S. C. C25: Class. Nominating Committee C155 Home Room Program Committee C155 Tennis C155 Girls' Glee Club C155 A'Cappella Choir C255 Ivey's Day C25. MARY SUSAN JAMES SUE Girls' Band C255 President Art Club C35. HELEN JENKINS Home Room 308, President C133 Vice-President C233 Sophomore Scrapbook Committee C133 Ivey's Day C233 Efird's Day C233 Rambler Staff C233 Secretary G. S. C. C23. Queens Chicora College. JIMMY JETT Home Room 3043 Boxing C2, 333 Rambler Staff CI, 23, Business Manager C333 A'Cappella Choir C2, 333 Home Room Ofhcer C133 Student Assembly C333 Sears Roebuck Day C333 Minstrel C333 Office Assistant C333 Ivey's Day C33. GRAYSON EUGENE JOHNSTON Home Room 2061 Student Assembly C233 Cross Country C233 Foot- ball C333 Track C2, 333 Intramural Boxing C33. JACQUELINE LORENE JOHNSTON JACKIE Home Room IIZQ A'Cappella Choir C133 Baseball C133 G. S. C. C233 Ivey's Day C23. JULIA JOHNSTON G. S. C. C333 Ivey's Day C333 Cap and Gown Committee C333 French Club C33. W. C. U. N. C. MARYNETTE JOHNSON HAPPY Home Room 1033 Basketball C133 Tennis C133 Band C23. MARTHA SUSAN JOHNSTON Home Room 308, Secretary C133 Cafeteria Committee C233 Student Assembly C233 Junior Marshal C233 G. S. C. C133 Marshal C233 Ivey's QLD: Cl, 233 Sears-Roebuck Day C23. Queens Chicora College. gk COURTENAY MARSHALL JONES lt,-SPP JoNEsY Home Room 2043 Ivey's Day C2, 332 French Club C333 Beginners' Chorus C333 Efird's Day C133 Hockey C13. St. Mai-y's. LOUISE LAMBETH JONES Home Room 211, Vice-President C13, SecretaryATreasurer C233 G. S. C. Cl, 233 Associate Art Editor SNXPS AND CUTS C233 Ivey's Day C233 Art Club C233 E5rd's Day C23. Duke. HELEN JORDAN 1Home Room 3043 French Clubg Secretary Home Room3 Ivey's Day. Sa em. JEWELL JORDAN HJC.. Home Room 308. .Queens. ALEX JOSEPHS ,V MAJESTIC Home Room 2053 Band C133 Football C233 Tennis C1, 233 Minstrel C13 233 Ivey's Day C1, 233 Chairman Student Council Election Com- mittee C233 Nominating Committee of Senior Othcers C23. MARGARET SUE KEEVER ' 'PAT' ' Home Room 205. Mercy Hospital for Nurses' Training. BRICE KELLER HBRICKH Home Room 211, President C255 Track C255 Tennis CZ5. ELIZABETH CLIFTON KELLEY HTINGH Home Room 2115 Ivey's Day C25. DAVID G. KELLY Track C153 A'Cappella Choir C1, 2, 355 Dramatic Club Cl, 2, 35 President Home Room C311 President A'Cappella Choir C355 Minstrel C355 Ivey's Day C25g G. S. C. C255 Vice-President C25. LEAI-I MARGUERITE KELLY lVIIDGE Beginners' Chorus. I-I. J. KENNEDY, JR. Home Room 1125 G. S. C. HOWELL R. KENNEDY HAL Home Room 305, Secretary C15, Vice-President C255 Assistant Man ager Bookstore. King's Business College. MARY ELIZABETH KIMBIRL MARY LIB ULIBBYH Home Room 3093 G. S. C. C253 Ivey's Day C25. Erskine. MARVIN REA KIMBRELL, JR. Home Room 211, Vice-President C153 Tennis C355 Track C35 idson. ROBERT BLOUNT KING BOB Home Room 311. Citadel. CLIFFORD WILSON KISSIAH CHIP Home Room 311, Treasurer C25, Secretary C35. DAVID KISTLER BIG JOHN HENRY Home Room 206. Davidson. Dav J. W. KNAUFF, JR. UBILLYH Home Room 3095 Boys' Band C1, 2, 335 President Home Room Cl, 235 Student Assembly C13. MARY RUTH KNEE HRUTHIEH Home Room 3095 A'Cappella Choir C23 5 Chorus C13 5 Girls' Glee Club C135 Minstrel C135 G. S. C. C135 President Home Room C135 Ivey's Day Cl, 23 . Randolph Macon. HANNAH KNOWLTON Home Room 2065 Hockey C135 Athletic Association C135 Basketball C235 President Home Room C13, Vice-President C235 Junior Marshal5 Social Committee C1, 2, 33, Chairman C335 G. S. C. C2, 33, Vice- President C335 Nominating Committee C335 Ivey's Day C1, 2, 335 Etircl's Day C335 Vice-President Senior Class C335 Junior Dean C2, 335 Gradu- ating Committee. , ALICE KNOX Home Room 206, Secretary C235 Ef1rd's Day C13. LYDIA J UDITH KOONCE LID Home Room 205. MOSELLE MARGARET KRAWCHECK HMO., Home Room 205, Vice-President C135 Student Assembly C1, 235 Sec- retary-Treasurer Home Room C235 A'Cappella Choir C335 Student As- sembly C1, 235 Girls' Glee Club C23. WILLIAM SHANNON LACHICOTTE BILL Home Room 2195 Track C335 G. S. C. CZ, 33, Vice-President C335 Marshal C335 Traffic Committee C335 Office Assistant C335 Ivey's Day. Clemson. JOHN O. LAFFERTY JACK Home Room 3065 Photographic Club C135 Photographic Editor SNIPS AND CUTSQ Minstrel C235 Rmmbler Stat? C235 Track C1, 235 Dramatic Club C1, 235 House and Grounds Committee C235 G. S. C. C1, 235 Ivey's Day C23. BETSY LAGERHOLM Girls' Good Sports Club. FRANCES LA TOUR HFRANKIEH Home Room 3115 Girls' Band C2, 335 Hockey C135 Basketball C13. ALEXANDER Cv. LAWING Home Room 3115 A'Cappella Choir5 Minstrel. CHARLES EDWARD LAWING HTEDH Student Assembly C135 Junior Hi-Y5 President Home Room C235 G. S. . EUGENE A. LAWING, JR. GENE Rambler Staff 11, 23, Sports Editor 1235 Sports Editor SNIPS AND Cuts 1235 G. S. C. 11, 23, Secretary 123, President 1235 Oratorical and Debating Society 11, 23, Treasurer 123, Secretary 1235 Member of State Debating Team 1235 Manager of Boxing 1235 Manager of Golf 1235 Monogram Club 1235 Traffic Committee 1235 Student Council Nomi- nating Committee 1235 Campaign Manager 11, 235 Dramatic Club 1235 Publicity Manager for Football 1235 Office Assistant 1235 Chairman ot' Home-coming Com. 1235 Chairman of Skidmore Day Com. 1235 Loyalty Night Chairman 1235 Publicity Mgr. for Carnival 1235 Ivey's Day 1235 Enrrl's Day 123. Carolina. ELOISE LOWRANCE HELLAH Home Room 2125 Dramatic Club 12, 335 Basketball 11, 2, 335 Tennis 12, 336 Ivey's Day 1235 Efird's Day 1135 A'Cappella Choir 1335 Girls' Band 2, 33. JOHN LARSEN CHARLIE LEDFORD Home Room 3115 Hi-Y 11, 235 G. S. C. 11, 235 Baseball 123. ROBERT F. LEDFORD HRABBIH Home Room 305, Vice-President 113, Treasurer 1135 Cross Country 1135 Rambler Staff 11, 23. Carolina. HARRIET EVELYN LEDWELL HLYNN.. Girls' Glee Club 1135 Chorus 1135 A'Cappella 123. MORRIS A. LENT HLENT., Home Room 204, President, Vice-President, Secretaryg Manager Box- ing Teamg Electricity Club5 Monogram Club. FREDA MAE LEVIE UFRITZIEH Home Room 2195 Girls' Band 11, 235 Baseball 1135 Chorus 113. Bluefield College. CLYDE LINEBERGER Home Room 206. KENNETH P. LINEBERGER KEN Home Room 205. ALICE LITTLE UPOKEH Home Room 3035 A'Cappella Choir 11, 235 Ministrel 11, 235 Secre- tary Home Room 123, Vice-President 1235 State Music Contestg Girls' Band 1135 Glee Club. Asbury. ANNE EVERETT LITTLE Home Room 306, President 1135 Art Editor Sophomore Scrapbook 1135 Basketball 1135 Ivey's Day 1135 Secretary Student Council 1235 Representative N. C. Student Council Congress 1235 Art Editor SNIPS AND CUTS 1235 President Home Room 1235 Chairman Class Day Com. 1235 G. S. C. 1135 E1ird's Day 123. Agnes Scott, ELIZABETH ANNE LITTLE LIB Home Room 2063 Girls' High gchool Club C113 Rambler Staff C2, 313 Ivey's Day C313 French Club 13 Vice-President Home Room Cl1. Goucher College. MIRIAM DODD LITTLE M. D. Home Room 206g Sophomore Music Committee C113 A'Cappella Choir C213 G. S. C. C313 Ivey's Day C1, 313 Vice-President Home Room C313 Rambler Staff C315 Minstrel C31. RHILEY SENTELLE LOCKLAIR LOCK Home Room 2053 Band C1, 313 Lost and Found Committee C1, 213 Dean's Assistant C213 Ivey's Day. MARY ELIZABETH LONG LUCY JUANITA LOVE NITA W. C. U. N. C. ALVAH LOWRANCE UAL.. Home Room 2062 French Club C31. New York University. WILLIAM FRANCES LOWRY UFRANKH Treasurer Hi-Y C1, 213 G. S. C. C23 31j Marshal C31. JUANITA BELLE MACMANUS UNITAH Home Room 1023 Chorus C31. BEN C. MAFFITT, JR. HGOLDIEH Home Room 4043 Football C13 2, 3, 413 Track C1, 2, 3, 413 Hi-Y C1, 2, 31, President C31, Secretary C1, 31, Treasurer Cl, 213 President Home Room Cl, 313 Student Assembly C31j Treasurer Home Room C21, Secretary C3, 413 A,Cappelia Choirg Monogram Club3 Engineers' Club C213 G. S. C. C213 Minstrel. University of Richmond. JAMES H. MANIES UJIMMIEH Home Room 2112 Traffic Committee C1, 21. ERLENE MARKLAND CHARLIE Home Room 215. Duke. HUNTER MARSHALL Home Room 112. Davidson. MARY ETHEL MARSHALL HNIEFAH Home Room 2065 Ivey's Day Cl, 2, 335 Efird's Day Cl, 235 Vice- President Home Room C23. Queens Chicora College. ELIZABETH MARTIN ULIB Home Room 215, Vice-President C235 Student Assembly C335 Ram- bler .Staff C335 Chairman Senior Ring Committee C335 Chairman Senior Nominating Committee C335 Honor Society C235 Otiice Assistant C33. HENRY HAROLD MARTIN UI-IANK., Treasurer Junior Class C235 Secretary4Treasurer Home Room5 O. D. S.5 G. S. C. C2, 335 Basketball C335 Baseball C235 Rambler Stat? C335 Chairman Invitation Committee C335 Monogram Club C335 Chair- man Lost and Found Committee C335 Student AssembIy5 Ivey's Day C335 Efird's Day C335 Sears-Roebuck Day C335 Chairman Traffic Com. MARCELI. MARTIN Home Room 3095 Rambler Sta'f C235 Minstrel C135 Ivey's Day C235 Sears Roebuck Day C23. Columl J Bible Institute. EDWARD A. MARVIN Home oom 2 5 Beginners' Choru ' ' pp la Choir. Carolina. Q v-QNQSGB' ELEANOR ANNE MAT Hom oom 2045 Ivey's Day C1, 2, 335 EFird's Day C135 G. S. C. Beginners' Chorus5 Tennis C33. Salem. J. T. MATHEWS JAKE Home Room 3045 Football5 Boxing5 Band5 Orchestrag Choir. Wake Forest. WILLIAM HENRY MCCACHREN UGOONH President Home Room CI, 23, Vice-President C235 Student Assembly Cl, 235 Treasurer Home Room C135 Football C135 Basketball Cl, 235 Track Cl, 235 Beginners' Chorus C23, ViceLPresident C235 President Hi-Y Cl, 23, Vice-President C135 Ivey's Day C135 Monogram Club C1, 235 G. S. C. C13. HELEN MCCALL c2DII1Eiiik3lo51f145gl5GStgde3t assembly C135 President Home Room SARA LOUZETTE MCCLAIN HEALTHY Band Cl, 2, 33. King's Business College. MARTHA COOKE MCCLELLAN Home Room 309, Secretary C23. BANKS MCCLINTOCK ' Treasurer Student Council C135 Vice-President C23, President C335 President Home Room Cl, 335 Treasurer G. S. C. C335 Vice-President O. D. S. C335 Treasurer C335 Chairman Traffic Com. C335 Football C335 Track C1, 2, 335 Monogram Club Cl, 235 Hi-Y5 Chairman Com- mencement Night Com. C335 Student Assembly Cl, 335 Dean's Assistant C3315 cS23ude11t Council C335 National Athletic Honor S0ciety5 Chief Mar- s a . GALES MCCLINTOCK President Sophomore Class5 Treasurer Student Council C255 Junior Marshalg President Home Room C155 Secretary C25, Treasurer C255 Of- fice Assistantg Student Council C1, 255 Student Assembly C1, 25. BESSIE HELENA MCCOMMONS .rMONK,, Home Room 2115 Basketball C15. DOROTHY MCCONNELL r4DOT,, Cheer Leader5 President Home Room Cl, 25, Vice-President C155 A'Cappella Choir C255 Ivey's Dayg Efird's Day. ROBERT MCCORKLE HELEN LEE MCCOY lrMACK,, Home Room 204, Secretary C2, 35, Treasurer C255 G. S. C. C2, 35, Dramatic Club C153 Beginners' Band C155 Girls' Band CZ, 355 Vice-Pres- ident G. S. C. C355 President Girls' Band C355 Mixed Chorus C35. W. C. U. N. C., Duke. PAUL MCGARITY Home Room 219, Vice-President C155 Band C1, 25. MATIE MCGILL Home Room 3115 Student Assembly C35. EVELYN MCGRAW MAC HDUDDERU A'Cappella C1, 255 Girls' Glee Club C15. VIVIAN LUCIELLE MCGRAW UBILLYH HVIVN Home Room 1035 Girls' Glee Cluh C155 Mixed Chorus C155 Ivey's Day C255 A'Cappella Choir C25. VIVIAN MCKINNON iiMAC BILL Basketball C25. HARRY DOTGER MCLAUGHLIN Home Room 215, Vice-President C255 Traiiic Committee C2, 355 Marshal C35. Davidson. EVELYN MCLEROY HKID' ' Chorus C153 A'Cappe11a Choir C15. ROBERT MCMANUS BOB A. R. Band Cl, 2, 355 Orchestra C355 O. D. S. C2, 355 Minstrel Cl, 2, 35. Duke. JOHN ALBERT MCRAE, JR. Home Room 112. Carolina. THEODORE HOWELL MEES BUD Home Room 311. Capital University. DOROTHY MESSICK A'Cappella Choir Cl, 2, 355 Tennis Cl, 2, 35, Manager C355 tary Home Room C25. KATHRYN GERTRUDE MICKLE ' AKAT' ' Secre- Home Room 2055 Sophomore Editor SNIPs AND CUTS C155 Ivey's Day C1 25' G S. C. Cl, 255 Student Assembly C255 Advertising M anager SINIIPS ,AND CUTS C255 Chairman Caps and Gowns Committee C25. MAXINE MILLER 'AIVIACH Home Room 309. WILLIAM MARSHALL MILLER BUD Home Room 204. N. C. State. VIRGINIA MEACHAM Home Room 308, Treasurer C155 Girls' Band C155 Ivey's D Sears-Roebuck Day C25. Salem. EDNA MAY MEYER MAY Home Room 2065 A'Cappella Choir C355 Ivey's Day C35. JEANNE MEYER HJIMMYH G. S. C.5 Secretary Home Room C25. University of Illinoi MARTHA MOBLEY Chorus C155 Ivey's Day C25. VERONICA ANGELA MONAHAN HTIM' ' Athletic Association C1, 255 Basketball C255 Hockey C25. ay C259 S JEANNE MONTGOMERY President Home Room 11, 213 Minstrel 12, 313 Treasurer Home Room 1313 Student Assembly 111. FRED IVIOODY Home Room 303. Carnegie Institute of Technology. CHARLES MOORE CHARLIE Home Room 311, President 111, Vice-President 131. LAURA BUTLER MOORE HSNOOKIEH Home Room 304. MAUDE LEONE MOORE 'ALOPSYH Home Room 2113 Girls' Band 12, 313 Basketball 111. MARGARET MOORE PIG Home Room 3085 A'Cappella Choir. ROBERTA MORRIS UBERTAH Student Assembly 131j G. S. C. 131. VV. C. U. N. C. .IO CHERRY JOHNSON 1933 graduate, RUTH MORRISON Home Room 3053 Girls' High School Club 11, 315 G. S. C., Secre- tary 121, President 1315 Athletic Association 11, 213 Tennis 121g Hockey 121, Manager 121, Junior Captain 1213 Basketball 12, 31, Junior Cap- taing Manager Baseball 1213 Student Assembly 131g Ivey's Day 11, 2, 313 E1ird's Day 1313 Sears-Roebuck Day 131. CLYDE MULLIS PETE President Sophomore Class 1111 President Home Room 111j President Hi-YQ Monogram Club 11, 21, President 1213 Basketball 11, 213 Track 1213 O. D. S. 11, 213 Student Assembly 11, 213 Student Council 11, 21, President 121, Representative State Student Council Congress 111, Presi- dent 1213 G. S. C. 11, 213 Hi-Y 1113 A'Cappella Choir 11, 21, President g21Q Sears-Roebuck Day Assistant Managerg National Athletic Honor aociety. MARYON ELIZABETH MUSE HSLEEPYH Home Room 3083 Basketball 111, Captain 1213 Tennis 11, 21Q 'Girls' High School Club 1113 Sophomore Social Committee 1113 Dramatic 'Club 111. Northwestern University. BERNARD MURDOCH Home Room 112, President 111, Vice-President 1213 Band 11, 21. JOHN SPRINGS MYERS UJOEH President Home Room 113, Secretary 1233 Secretary G. S. C. 11, 233 O. D. S.3 Student Council Nominating Committee. V. M. I. ELSIE CHRISTINE NANCE HPESTH Home Room 211. JOHN RAYMOND NASH, JR. President Home Room 11, 23. WILLIAM F. NEEL , BILL Home Room 1033 Student Assembly 113: Secretary Home Room 113, President 1233 G. S. C. 1133 Track 123. University of Alabama. MARGARET NEELY Home Room 3033 G. S. C. 1233 Chorus 1235 Tennis 123. MARIE LOUISE NEIKIRK Home Room 3093 A'Cappella Choir 11, 233 Ivey's Day 11, 233 G. S. C. 1133 Minstrel 123Q Dramatic Club 113. Queens Chicora College. HAZEL NELSON A'Cappe11a Choir 11, 2, 33Q Secretary-Treasurer Home Room 1333 Secretary Treasurer A'Cappella 133. JAMES S. NESBIT, JR. RED Home Room 311. FRANCES NIXON Home Room 311. JOE NOLAN Home Room 1133 A'CzIppella Choir 1335 Track 1333 President Home Room 1133 Vice-President Senior Hi-Y 1333 Minstrel 1333 Boxing 1133 President Home Room 133. Duke. f. I! If , I 'w-ff QL f-, f M CHARLES NORRIS 'ACHARLIEM Home Room 3113 Hi-Y 11, 233 G. S. C. 12, 33. Carolina. JAMES THOMPSON ORR HJIMMIEU Home Room 2053 Tennis 11, 233 Track 11, 233 A'Cappella Choir 11, 233 Ivey's Day 123. Erskine. MITTIE ORR Rambler Staff C21. Queens Chicora College. HARRIET MOORE OSBORNE Algebra Clubg French Clubg Student Assembly 1313 Ways and Means Commxttee 4313 G. S. C. C313 Ivey's Day C315 Blackstone High School, Blackstone, Va. HELEN HOWIE OXENTINE UCISSY Home Room 112g Basketball C115 Hockey U15 Girls' Athletic As- sociation C11. JAMES CLAY PADGETT, JR. HJIMH Home Ro-om 3065 Baseball 111. MARGARET ADELAIDE PALMER Home Room 112, Secretary 121. W. C. U. N. C. GEORGE PANGLE Home Room 2115 Student Assembly C21. JOHN PHILIP PANGLE UPI-HL., Chorus C115 Boxing 121. ALICE PARKER Student Assembly C115 A'Cappella Choir fl, 2, 31. HENRY PARKS Home Room 2055 Hi-Y C115 President, Secretary-Treasurer A'Cap- pella Choir Cl, 215 Minstrel 11, 21. JOHN THOMPSON PASSAGE HNERTZH Home Room 2115 A'Cappella Choir. N. C. State. BUFORD PATTERSON Secretary Home Room Cl, 21. REID PATTERSON ' PAT Duke. WILLIAM JULIUS PAYNE BILL Home Room 215. N. C. State. JAMES LEWIS PETRIE Home Room 204, Vice-President C2, 31, Treasurer Cl, 2, 31 HiY Cl, 213 Dramatic Club C113 Marshal C313 Ivey's Day C313 Efirds Day C31. Washington and Lee. CHARLOTTE PHARR 1933 Graduate. MAXINE HAMILTON PHILLIPS HIVIAXIEH Home Room 3065 Basketball C113 Tennis C21, Captain NANCY PHILLIPS C21- French Club C21, President C213 G. S. C. Cl, 213 Marshal C21 Junior Marshal C213 Treasurer Home Room C11, Vice-President C21 Rambler Staff C213 Chairman Nominating Committee C213 Junior Dean C213 Ivey's Day C213 Sears-Roebuck Day C213 Chairman Cafeteria Committee C213 Program Committee C21. CAROLYN MARGARET PIERSON USEEPYH Burlington Hall. MARTHA PEARL PIERSON 1933 Graduate. WALTER ROBERT PISTOLE Chemistry Club C21. FRANCES PITTMAN 'AFRANH Home Room 103. CLARA PARKS POPE A'Cappella Choir C31. AGNES NICHOLSON PORTER Home Room 1122 Ivey's Day C21. Queens Chicora JOHN PORTER HJOI-INNIEH College MARSHALL PRATHER HNIARSI-1' ' LOGAN PRATT Band C115 Orchestra Cl, 22. ELISABETH NEAL PRESSON ULIB Home Room 1035 Mixed Chorus C155 Band C115 G. S. C. CU. MARY CATHERINE PRICE ' 'REDH Orchestra Cl, 255 Queen of the Carnival. FRED CHARLES PROCTOR Home Room 3063 Boys' Good Sports Club. C. W. RAMSEY, JR. DUB Junior Marshal C2, 355 Chemistry Club C225 Engineers' Club C195 Cross Country CID. DAVID LEROY RAMSEY Home Room 308, President CZJ, Secretary CZJ, Treasurer CD. N. C. State. NELL RAMSEY HBUNTINGH Home Room 112. JOHN RANSON Home Room 3095 Student Assembly C355 President Home Room C3J5 Otlice Assistant CSD. MAE DUSCHKA RANSON Home Room 2055 Basketball C115 A'Cappella Choir Cl, 235 French Club Cll. RUTH MARION RANSON RUF-US c2JHome Room 2115 Basketball C155 Secretary-Treasurer Home Room ELIZABETH ANN RAY LIB Home Room 1125 Student Assembly C255 Vice-President Home Room C215 G. S. C. Cl, ZJ5 Girls' High School Club C115 Ivey's Day CIJ, Queens Chicora College. VIRGINIA FRANCES RAY UT.. Home Room 2065 Orchestra C1, 2, 35, Vice-President C355 French Club C355 Ivey's Day C355 Girls' High School Club C25. KATHRYN RIDGELY UKAT., Home Room 3115 Commencement Committee C355 Secretary-Treasurer Advanced Art Club. Hartman's Fashion Academy. HAZEL RITCH Home Room 2065 Rambler Staff C15, Associate Editor C25, Editor- in-Chief C355 Student Assembly C355 Advertising Manager Sears-Roe- buck Day C355 President Ivey's Day C355 EFird's Day Cl, 35. MORRIS REA RITCI-I, JR. TRIGGER President Home Room Cl, 255 G. S. C. Cl, 25, Treasurer C255 Treas- urer Senior Class C255 Track C1, 255 Football C255 A'Cappella Choir C25. CAROLINE WINSTON RIVERS i'WINKIE Dramatic Club C155 Travel Club C155 Secretary Home Room C1, 2, 355k Secretary Student Council C355 Social Committee C2, 355 Ways and Means Committee C355 Senior Nominating Committee C355 Class Prophet C355 Junior Dean C355 Hockey C155 Basketball Cl, 255 Ivey's Day C35. Duke University School of Nursing. ANNE ROBERTS Home Room 3085 Assistant Captain Basketball C155 Baseball C15. CHARLES ROBERTS HCHARLIEH Home Room 3115 Chorusg Treasurer Home Room. Carolina. SARA ROBERTS JACK A'Cappella Choir. ELIZABETH ROBINSON LIB Secretary Home Room C255 Basketball C255 Girls' Band C2, 355 French Club C35. W. C. U. N. C, .IIMMIE ROGERS Student Manager Book Store C355 President Home Room C15, Sec- retary C155 Student Assembly C155 Philatria Club C1, 2, 355 Baseball Cl, 2, 355 Basketball C355 G. S. C. C2, 355 Secretary-Treasurer French Club C35. BENNETT ROSE ' 'BOOTSH Home Room 3055 Football C3, 455 Secretary Home Room C455 Band Cl, 2, 355 Monogram Club C45. VIRGINIA ROWLAND Home Room 2115 Orchestra Cl, 255 Band C25. Asbury. LILLIAN RUSH UDIMPLESH Hockey5 Basketball C135 Baseball C135 G. S. C. C23. EARL BAKER RUTH HFEETH Viee'Presiclent Student Council C335 Marshal5 Treasurer Sophomore Class5 Chairman Nominating Committee C235 House and Grounds Com- mittee C335 VVays and Means Committee C335 Monogram Club C1, 2, 33, Secretary C335 National Athletic Honor Society5 Tennis C2, 335 Basketball C1, 2, 33, Captain C335 President Home Room C135 Student Assembly C2, 335 EFird's Day C235 Ivey's Day C23. MARGARET RHYNE Vice-President Home Room Cl3, Secretary'Treasurer C1, 235 Secre- tary G. S. C. C235 Art Editor SN1Ps AND CL'rs,' Efircl's Day5 Ivey's Day5 Art Club. HARRIET MCCOY SAMPLE SIMPLE A'Cappella Choir Cl, 23, REED SARRATT 1933 Gracluate'5 President Sophomore Class5 Secretary Student Council C235 O. D. S. C1, 2, 335 Honor Society5 Advertising Manager SNIPS ANU Curs C33. WILLIAM A. SCHRIEBER HSCREEBOH Ivey's Day C135 Sears'Roebuck Day C235 Band C1, 235 Secretary Home Room C135 G. S. C. C135 French Club Cl, 23. N. C. State. LEON SCHWARTZ Traffic Committee. SARAH SCHWARTZ HSCHWARTH G. S. C. C1, 2, 335 A'Cappella Choir Cl, 2, 335 Girls' Band C2, 33, Business Manager5 Secretary Home Room C135 Efird's Day C2, 335 Ivey's Day C2, 335 Minstrel C335 Cheer Leader C33. ANNA FRANCES SCOTT USCOTTYH Girls' High School Club C135 Vice-President Home Room C235 Etird's Day C135 Ivey's Day C2, 335 Sears-Roebuck Day C335 Girls' Band C235 Dean's Assistant C335 Junior Marshal C2, 335 Dramatic Club C1, 2, 335 G. S, C. C2, 335 President Home Room C335 Rambler Stat? C33. JUNE ELIZABETH SECHREST HJUNEH Treasurer Home Room C135 Girls' High School Club C13. DOROTHY SEVERS Girls' Glee Club C13. HAROLD ATHERTON SEVERS HAL Circulation Manager Rambler C335 Social Committee C435 Monogram Club C435 Football C435 Boxing C435 Track C235 Baseball C2. 3, 435 A'Cappella Choir C435 Chorus C33. BARBARA OLSON SHATZER MUD Student Assembly C135 Ivey's Day C1, 235 President Cafeteria Committee C235 Vice-President Home Room Chicora College. LOVE BRANNER SHACKFORD HNIIKEH A'Cappella Choir C235 G. S. C. C235 Tennis C13. D MARGARET LOUISE SHERRILL UBROWN EYES Girls' Athletic Association5 Basketball C135 Hockey Chicora College. WHITTON SI-IOLTZ Band Cl, 235 Secretary Home Room C235 House and mittee C235 Ivey's Day CZ3. DAN RHYNE SHOUP URUANH Football C2, 3, 435 Basketball C43, Manager C335 Baseball C53 Track C435 President Home Room C43. VIVIAN RUTH SCHUELER FRANCES SHULTS HSHORTYH Student Assembly C235 Girls' High School, Atlanta, Ga ROSE SHUMAN JOHN LEWIS SIMMONS, JR. UJACKH G. S. C, Cl, 235 A'Cappe'lla Choir C235 President Home Room C23 ELOISE SIMPSON HSIMPU Tennis C13. ELEANOR RUTH SLEDGE PETE A'Cappe'lla Choirg Baseball C135 Glee Club C13. PHILIP SMALL Cross Country C135 Student Assemhly C131 Dramatic Club C23 O. D. S. C235 Track C235 Vice-President Home Room C23 Iveys Day Minstrel. UC CLARA SMITH USMITTIEH Home Room 3053 Ofhce Assistant. Spencerian Business School, ELIZABETH SMITH OLIVER EVANS SMITH HJACKH Home Room 311, Treasurer C213 Secretary-Treasurer Radio Club C113 Hi-Y C213 Engineers' Club C11. Clemson. JESSE PALMER SMITH BUDDY JULIAN BROOKS SMITH, JR. Home Room 305. Carolina. ' NONA SMITH SMITH Girls' Band C2, 313 Athletic Association C1, 21Q G. S. C. C312 Efird's Day ,C113 Hockey C1, 21g Ivey's Day C313 Girls' High School Club 1, 2 . STEWART SMITH Home Room 2053 Student Council C21. Cornell University. BARBARA SOHMER T Vice-President Home Room C1, 21j Student ssem C2 an dolph Macon. BENJAMIN D. SPENCER HDICK., Home Room 205, President C113 Student Assembly C113 G. S. C. C1, 21Q Sears-Roebuck Day C21. Washington and Lee. ROBERT G. SPRATT Monogram Club CZ, 31? Tennis CZ, 31. SELWYN STANCILL Chorus C113 Student Assembly C1, 21Q G. S. C. C113 Vice-President Home Room C21. DOROTHY LOUISE STANSELL RED 'ADOTH Home Room 2053 Efird's Dayg Ivey's Day. BLAKE STEPHENS Home Room 113, Vice-Presidentg Track. DOROTHY VIRGINIA STEVENS MDOT Mixed Chorus CD5 Girls' Glee Club C1, Zjg A'Cappella Choir CZ, 35. ANITA STEWART Home Room 304. Duke. ANNIE LAURIE STEWART DIT Home Room Program Chairman C1, 2, 355 A'Cappel1a Choir CZ, 372 Tennis C355 Basketball Cljg Secretary French Club C353 President CSJ. Spencerian School of Shorthand. JACK STUART HSTRICKLINU Beginners' Chorus C1, 275 Intramural Boxing CZD. RUBY LEE STOKES ULEH Chorus CD5 Glee Club. IDA ALICE STOUT SUSIE Home Room 3043 Orchestra C1, Z, 333 Band C1, ZJ. PATRICIA ELLEN SULLIVAN PAT Randolph Macon. ARTHUR GOODWIN SUTHERLAND, JR. HAGIEH Orchestra C1, ZDQ Band CSJ. Duke. JOHN SUTTON Home Room 3045 Traflic Committee C315 Marshalg Vice-President Home Room C3D. Wingate. RUTH SWINSON LIL Home Room 103, Vice-President C131 Student Council C133 G. S. C. Cl, 213 Vice-President' Home Room CZJ. VERA VIRGINIA TAYLOR V. V. Home Room 2155 A'Cappella Choir C2, 375 G. S. C. C3Jg Ways and Means Committee C315 Ivey's Day CSD. Queens Chicora College. IONE TERRILL 1933 Graduate. ROBERT TI-IEILING Home Room 2195 Band C1, 233 President Home Room. DOROTHY JEAN THOMAS HLONESOMEH Home Room 305, Vice-President C135 Girls' Band CZ, 3 Choir C335 Concert Band C335 French Club C33. JULIA THOMAS JULIA LOUISE THOMAS HPATH Home Room 2065 Girls' Athletic Association C13. Qu College. NEVA ROSS THOMAS DOROTHY THREATT LITTLE DOT Home Room 3065 Basketball C1, 23. BAXTER RICHARD TIMMONS HBUSTERH Home Room 308. Motors School. MAE HERRON TODD HHERNH Home Room 309. JESSIE DOROTHY TOMLINSON JESS Home Room 309. ELIZABETH ALLISON TORRENCE ...HBH Vice-President Home Room C13, Treasurer C235 Ivey's JEANNE TORRENCE Home Room 2195 G. S. C. C135 Student Assembly C135 C135 President Home Room C23. J: A'Cappella eens Chicora Day. Ivey's Day SARA MARGARET TOWNSEND UPEGGYH Home Room 2045 Ivey's Day C315 Minstre15 Tennis C31. Sweet Briar. EDITH TREDENICK HEDYEH Home Room 1025 Chorus C1, 21. I. C. TRIPLETT, JR. Home Room 2195 Band Cl, 2, 315 Football C315 Vice-President Home Room C1, 21. 1.-I-RIP., 1 WINSTON TURBIVILLE HSQUENCHH Home Room 304, Secretary Cl, 21, Vice-President C115 A'Cappella Choir Cl, 2, 315 Boys' Glee Club C15 215 Cross Country C115 Basketball C115 Hi-Y Cl, 21, Citadel HOMER C. TURNER G. S. C., Secretary C215 President C215 Rambler Staffg Secretary Home Room C215 Minstrel C215 O. D. S. C21. GEORGIE UNDERWOOD Office Assistantg President French Club5 G. S. C. WILLIE PAUL VAUSE Cap and Gown Committeeg Senior Breakfast Committeeg Basketball. J, VAN DUNCAN. JR. HJAKEH Home Room 206, Secretary C115 G. S. C. C215 Vice-President Junior Hi-Y. N. C. State. HELEN VOORHEES WALKER K2JHome Room 2195 Girls' Band C115 Mixed Chorus C115 Ivey's Day LANDON DAVIES WALKER Home Room 3055 Band Cl, 2, 315 A'Cappella Choir C315 Tennis. WLLMA WALKER Home Room 3085 Girls' Glee Club C115 Mixed Chorus C115 A'Cappe1la Choir C21. ANN ELIZABETH WALLACE Home Room 305. Secretary-Treasurer C115 Girls' Athletic Association C115 Girls' H. S. Cluh C115 Student Assembly CI, 215 G. S. C. C313 Rambler Staff Cl, 2, 31, Associate Editor C315 Ivey's Day C1, 2, 315 EFird's Day Cl, 315 S. 8: W. Night C21. Duke, ALFRED XVARD JACK W. WEBB Home Room 112, Vice-Prcsirlent C335 Chorus C335 Hi-Y C15 43. DRATON WHITE i iDOC Treasurer Home Room C25 335 Basketball CJ3. Elon. JAMES VVHITE A ARED' ' Home Room 3115 A'Cappella Choir Cl, 2, .135 Rarlio Club C335 Boys' Cilee Club Cl, 235 Track C335 Photography Club C335 Nlinistrel C335 Student Assembly C335 Chairman Baccalaureate Sermon Committee. DOROTHY WHITFIELD DOT G. S. C. C235 Ivey's Day C235 Home Room Program Committee C23. Queens Chicora College. MARY H. WHITMORE HSATCHELH Home Room .3055 Vice-President Sophomore Class C135 SNIPS ANI! CUTS Staff C2, .335 Vice-President Senior Class C335 President Home Room C1. 235 Student Assembly Cl. 235 Secretary Home Room C335 Ivey's Day CZ, 335 French Club C53. Mary Baldwin. WILLIAM MONROE WICKER W1CK Vice-President Home Room Cl 3, President C23 5 National Honor Society C23 5 Junior Marshal C23 5 Track C2, 335 Animal Staff C335 Ring Committee C33 5 Program Committee C33. MARGERY WIGGINS Home Room 3045 French Club C135 Ivey's Day C235 Sears-Roebuck Day C23. St. Mary'5, EMILY JANE WILEY HLUCYH Home Room 2135 Secretary Senior Class C335 Senior Editor SNIPS AND CUTS C335 Chairman House and Grounds Committee C331 Ring Com- mittee C335 Marshal CZ, .135 Vice-Presirlent Home Room C235 Student Assembly C235 Ivey's Day C25 335 Efirrl's Day C2, 33. FRANCES JOSEPHINE WILEY HJO.. Home Room 2061 Basketball Cl, 23: Baseball Cl, 231 Girls' Athletic IQSSCECIHIIOII C135 Frenrh Club C235 Beginners' Chorus CJ3. VV. C. LI JUDSON WILKES UCRIP' ' Home Room 2155 Band Cl, 2, 33: Orchestra C2. 335 G. S. C. C335 Traffic Committee C335 Vice-President Home Room C33. HARRY EUGENE WILKINSON, JR. BLUEB1RD Home Room 3005 Cross Country C135 Track C235 Intramural Boxing C23. N. C. Stare. , MARVIN WILKINSON ANNIE WADE WILKINSON Home Room 2053 Student Assembly C233 Ivey's Day Cl. 233 Efircl's Day Cl, 23: President Home Room CZ3, Secretary C133 Tennis C23. VV. C. U. N. C. CHARLES WILSON HSPECKH Monogram Cluh C2, 3. 43, Secretary C331 Student Assembly C235 A'Cappella Choir C433 Minstrel Cl, 2, 3, 43: Assistant Manager Base- ball C13, Manager C235 Assistant Manager Football CZ, 33. ROBERT EDWIN WILSON NED.. Ci. S. C. C233 Engineers' Club C233 Hi-Y CZ3. DOROTHY WINGATE DOT Home Room 305. KATHLEEN HIATT WOODSIDE KATU Vice-President Home Room C235 Ivey's Day Cl, 2, 334 Efird's Day C135 Beginners' Band C135 A'Cappella Choir C335 Concert Band CZ, 33. ROBERT H. WOOLLEY 'ABOBU HRUNTH Home Room 1033 G. C. CZ, .333 Hi-Y Cl, Z, 33, President C233 A'Cappella Choir C33g Secretary Home Room C23. HAZEL YANDLE SARAH JEAN YARBROUGH I APOLLY' ' Chorus 5 Office Assistant. LOUISE ELIZABETH YORK Lou Ci. S. C. C2, .333 Marshal C335 President Home Room C53. ROBERT NATHANIEL YORK UBOBH Home Room 115. N. C. State. CABELL YOUNG I Home Room 306. President, Vice-President: Chairman Program Com' mittee: Rambler StafTg Cross Country C233 Track C235 Cl. S. C. Carolina. 'M' KEEGAN FEDERAL Best Exefutiue Most Sincere EUGENE LAWING Biggest Bull Shooter EDITH GALLANT Smartest PETE IVIULLIS Most Popular Most Influential Best All Around BILL MCCACHREN Most Mischieuous Boy MAX HOLDER Best Athlete SARAH SCHWARTAZ Most Popular Most Energetic Most Mischieuous CAROLINE RIVERS Nearest Most Sincere Most Influential Most Dignified Most Attractive JANE Vv'II.EY Prettiest JULIA BRANDES Best Athlete SPECK WILSON Most Collegiate JUNIOR GRAVES Slinger of Hottest Line BEN MAFFITT Most Bashful Boy BANKS MCCLINTOCK Best Looking N eatest RUSSELL COOKE Smartest Most Dignified KATHRYN RIDGELY Most Original CHOICE CHASE Biggest Heart-breaker RICHARD HELLER Most Original Most Energetic NONA SMITH Most Bashful Girl HANNAH KNOWLTON Best All Around l l l Z l l l i V l l SNIPS AND CUTS 1934 Senior Class History As we stand upon the threshold of another chapter in our life, let us pause to reminisce. Certainly we have made many mistakes, countless blunders that we can profit by their experi- ence: certainly the habits that we formed will mold the character of t'he man or the woman that we are to become. So, taking the years as they rolled by, let us see how we have pro- gressed both in mind and body. Who can forget that lirst day when we were rushed bodily down to the little grammar school accompanied by our parents to begin the long trek of our education? Little did we realize that the crude, funny marks that we were able to make on paper could be turned into beautiful etchings or complicated architectural designs, the letters that we learned to pronounce could be translated into Latin, Spanish, French, or harder still--correct English. Six years later grammar school had become but a memory and we were safely embarked in Junior High School. There our talents first became recognized and the principle of self- government instilled in our minds. There also we were given further opportunities to develop our bodies in school athletics and gymnastics. Father Time had torn three leaves from his year-book, and in September, 1931, we found ourselves hurrying into the halls of Central High School, our steps quickened by the sight' of paddles in the hands of pupils' we guessed to be Seniors. As the days passed by we saw more of the school--and the paddles, but soon we were engulfed in the mad scramble to classes and for the most part were forgotten. Our first recognition came when we elected the officers to lead our class: under their directing influence and the help of our advisors, we began working earnestly to show that the '31 Sophomore class was going to make history in the ensuing years. Amidst the hail of subscription go-getters of the Rambler and the Annual--through the tur- moil of the Student Council and annual campaigns, the class managed to hold out until the end of the year-a little discouraged but determined to make a better showing the next year. With memories of seashores, mountain resorts, and vacation camps still lingering in our minds, the now Junior class began to fulfill its destiny, Again we were favored with excellent' leaders and advisors and their tasks were to prove doubly hard because of the importance of our new position. From our ranks, prominent students were chosen to be JunioriMarshals, their standings based on citizenship and scholarship. Athletics also began to feel the influence of our class and the football, basketball, baseball, and track teams were well represented by our outstanding athletes. The third quarter exams breezed by and the time was now at hand to elect students for the major offices for the following year. Our classmates were nominated and the general hubbub of political campaigns was renewed. Then, just as we had reached clear sailing, came the bolt from the blue -the defeat of the school election. This meant, of course, most important to us, the elimination of the twelfth grade, and we were left to mourn our fates during our vacation. Through some stroke of fate, our class was not dispersed but returned to resume our last year's work nearly 300 strong, and we joined the ranks of t'he existing class to form the largest Senior class ever represented at Central. Certainly this was our happiest year and we looked forward to our coming commencement exercises. After purchasing invitations, calling cards, senior rings, annuals, caps and gowns, we had hardly anything left but' our pride, but this was greatly increased when on that never-to-be-forgotten night we received our sheep- skins and were told to get everything out of life that we could with them. It is said that history never repeats itself. As you read this you will probably be wish- ing that this statement was not true-that you could spend only a day as you were-happy. care-free, with the whole world before you. But unfortunately, the happiest years of our life have passed, and we must not linger here but must face the world with a greater determi- nation to live Life in such a manner as to always reflect credit on ourselves and our school, -RICHARD HELLER, Class Historian. Page Sixty-six L-A ii Y .ilu ,.,- ! xx SENIOR GIRLS NOT GRADUATING First Ran' LII-It to righhz XYIRGINIA IJUNAVAN1, JANI: IIOLMAN, SIzI.wx'N S'lANl'Il.I., BONNIE HII.TON JEAN HOYLE, AIJRIIAZNNIAI ISAx'rI4:R, JIAIMII2 COWAN, SARA AN'IIIIoNY, IXIARY RI-QIIAN, l,Ucv Hoon, MILDRRII BARKALOVV. SI-uaIIII Raw: DORIS LEE AIORRIS, BIARGARI-I'l' BARNIf'r'I', FRANcIcs CA'I'III1:v, XvIRGINI.'X HICIQLIN, BETTY SI2wI:I.I., l'Ilil.l'IN l'om'I:v, IJ01' ScRUuus, I.uUIsIz TRIPLI-LTT, XVIRGINIA VVIIIQINS, RUIIY Fox, BIARTIIA 'I'IIoAIPs0N, FRANn'Ics RANRIN. Tlzfrd Row: ANN TIcIwIRI.I-2, I.IrcRIaI'IA DAVIIISQN, IiIavIaRI.v CLARK, NEI.I4 SADLER, LoUIsI: NlI'C'I,I-:I.I.AN, SARA NIcIIoLs, Lum' IXNIIRICNVS, ELvA DANIEI,S, lJo'Ro'ruY IJI'I'RI:'I'T, HARRIIUII BOGART, RUTII xlANVll.l.li, NIARY AMELIA VVILSON, Sur: KOIILILR, Four-HI Row: Xl.-KRY CVLP, BIADELINEI IIOLTZCLAVV, DLIILA RIIYNIQ. lJoRo'rIIx' BI.-KRTIN, Rlwlll IIARAION, JULIA VYILLAIAN, NlARI:ARI:'I' KIXVEN, GRACL I'I-iNRx', I.ILLII-I JAIRIN5. ICI.IzIIII:'I'II PRESSON, GI.AIIx's IIARRIS, BIARION HEI.3lS. SENIOR BOYS NOT GRADUATING First Rom' Clrft to I-ightb: R1I'IIARu LUNG, EIRIAR ELRUII, ELIAS SIGNION. IlRI'I'Ic xIAlINI2Y, BROWN KIQLLY, XYII.I.I.nI I..xNIIRI4:'I'II. JIIIIN CARRIKER, TIAIAS BRUVYN, NYAIIL EIAMIIJIION, CZRAIIV BLAUN, ED MUR- RIsoN. SIII'aIzzl Row: l'Rl'1lL1lI'I'0X SOSSOMON, S. Nl. NVILLIS. NIARSHALL PRAIIIIALR, Joux FIII.I:x', JIM PORTER, ,lI2ssII-1 SWINSON, L'II.xRI.Ies EIIWARIIS, GEORGE ATKINSON, Tony VVII.soN, ERNIas'r XY.wI,ANIw. Third Row: QZALRS INIcCI,IN'I'ocIc, IIIRLRIII-:R'I' C'oI-IIQIIANU, CIIARLIR Blilill, IIONYARD XYAN BURIQN, ROI.S'l'UN SCIIVVORM, GEURIIIQ FISIIER, .BILL I3I..xI,uI'R, I.INwouII RURINSON, FRANK IIANII, EUIIIQNI: CLINE, IJIIRIAN IIIIMMIQI.. Fourth Raw.- JIMNIIIQ PI'r'I':s, KARI. KoI.II4:IsRI, BRN TURNI-QR, Tom RONVLAND, JACK XVATSON, JUIIN IRWIN, BILL BIONT- IIOIIIRRY, GENE Iiuwua, IIAVII. WALIIIN. T. C. Noosa. Page Sixty-seven SNIPS AND CUTS Class of VESTA ADELAIDE ASBURY NELL BARNHARDT MIRIAM DALE BATES SUSANNE BRICE ETHEL IDELIA BYRAM ELLEN ELIZABETH BYRD MARTHA BERNICE CHESTNUT VELIWA J. Cox MARY LOUISE DAVIDSON VIRGINIA SUE DEAL FRANCES DOMINEY MARY BLAKE DONAHOO MAYME LOUISE DUBOSE ALICE PEARL FALLIN GRACE LYNN FLETCHER EDNA MAE FURMAN SARAH JEANETTE HAMMOND MAYBELLE HARDIE WILLIAM BOYD ALEXANDER ROY STINSON BIGI-IAM J. B. CARPENTER, JR. PAUL CARRIKER WALTER DOUGLAS CORRIHER FLETCHER A. CULP, JR. JACK DEAN MELBA LOUISE ABERNATHY MAIILE LOUISE ARMSTRONG MARY EMILY BERRYHILL PAULINE H. COLLINS VIRGINIA C. DIxON HELEN LOUISE DOVER MARY ELLEN DUNHAM CARRIMAE EAGLE MAIDIE LUCILE EASON LILLIAN ELLEN EDDENS LOUISE ELLER NINA MAE ELLIOTT MARGARET LOUISE ERWIN ELEANOR ESTEP MARGIE FUNDEREURKE PAUL A. ANDERSON MAX GANSEN BRITTAIN THOMAS ANDREW CAMPBELL J. B. COLLINS EARLE DAGENI-IART GEORGE MILTON DANIEL LANNIS LOUIS DURRENCE GUY H. ELDER, JR. GORDON ELDRIDGE RICHARD KILGORE EPPES, JR. DENNIS LOUIS GRAY Page Sixty-eight 1934 ugust 24, 1933, Graduates GIRLS ALMA MERRITT HART CLARA MAE HIPP MARTHA GRACE HOOD EDITH EUGENIA HURSEY JOSEPHINE C. HUTCHISON MARJORIE WILLARD JAMES DOROTHEA R. JOHNSON JO CHERRY JOHNSON FAYE JOHNSTON CORINNE LATOUR SELMA MIRIAM LEVY MARY BLANTON LIGHTSEY NELL LILES ANNIE MURRAY LONG CATHERINE FREW MARSHALL FLOY ELISABETH MATHEWS MARTHA MOBLEY BOYS WILBUR SHIELDS EDWARDS ROSSER VLOWNY FARR JAMES BEAMGUARD GRIST EDWIN LEONARD KAHN ROBERT H. LAEI-'ERTY OREN MOORE, JR. Seniors CGraduates not represented by pi GIRLS MILDRED FUNDERBURK MARY FAMEL GARNE5 EDNA DUNKLIN GARIEALDI MAVIS LOUISE HARRELL SARA D. HINSON GRACE REBECCA HOLMES BLANCHE JOHNSTON EMMA RENN JONES CAROLYN ELIZABETH LOVE MARY LOVE CHARLOTTE MCADEN EDRIS ELINORE MCAEEE MARY BLANCI-IE MCMANUS LUCY VIRGINIA MICKLE MARGARET EVELYN LIILLS ELAINE MORRIS BOYS MAE R. GUI-'I-'Y WINFRED H. GUFFY DAVID HENDERSON LEONARD KERR JAMES R. KILLIAN JOE ROBERT KILLIAN, JR. JAY VANN LEAKE, JR. WILLIAM H. LESTER JOSEPH P. LOWD HUGH P. MCDONALD FRANK MCGRATH J. RAYMOND NASH ctures.J RUTH VIRGINIA NEELY MARTHA WILMA PETTEWAY CHARLOTTE WALKER PHARR MARTHA PEARL PIERSON CARLOTTA PORTER ELVA ANN RANSON MARY EVELYN REA LAURA W. RHYNE CATHERINE RUDISILL MARTHA SUE SIMMONS LAURA MILDRED SLOORE FRANCHELLE SMITH VIRGINIA ANN SMITH JANE ELLEN TAYLOR IONE TERRELI. ETTA MAE WILLIAMS VELMA WEBB WOODRURR SARA HAZEL WOODSIDE CHARLES EARNSIIAW MORRIS JOHN MCLAUGHLIN SAM WATSON OVERBY JOSEPH C. PATTON, JR. A. REED SARRATT, JR. MELFORD ALTON SMYRE FRED TYzzER FRANCES EMMALINE NANCE HELEN OwENs JESSIE PURNELL NAOMI RUTH ROUSE MILDRED ROZZELLE REVA JEANETTE RUDICK CAROLYN PITTS SHUMAN JANIE ELOISE SIMPSON SYLVIA LORAINE SIMPSON MAEEL ETHELEE SMITH DOROTHY SANDERS STAN SELL MARGARET JUANITA THOMAS OLIVE E. TOwNSEND JUANITA LOVE WARE HELEN YOUNGBLOOD JAMES H. NELSON ROBERT S. QUERY BERNARD M. SCHACHNER HARRY W. SEVERS, JR. JOHN LEWIS SIMMONS RICHARD M. STERLING JAMES M. STRONG LEONARD DECK TAYLOR HUGH MORRIS THOMAS, JR. DAVID HENNING VANAVERY JACK D. 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EW ' , ,SM I9 fa, if K 1 L -A Q-43,4 I 2 , I J!-,552 iq. 3 42 :nj I 1 fwwgi .- , R C f br 1 A am-I is 91. 35 X an sl ff 4 H., fa E v Y' Hu ku M. 1 A31 .'. i ts . Q . H sf 1' , 4 p I I W pw X Ei . 5' :F -. , Q , I I , L I .11 I I . E4 ' 5 -I ids gi, LW' ' :rw 5: .. A pr N flier' T SP Q I sd SNIPS AND CUTS 1934 MARION GEORGE RAY . , . ELEANOR JENKINS BILL HAYNES , . , ERNEST JACKSON PAUL MARION ,. TOM MYERS .,I. BERTIE ARMOUR . HUGH ASHCRAET Page Seventy RAY JENKINS IIAYNES AIYERS ARMOUR unior Class Officers EIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER ASHCRAF1' . , . .President Vice-President . , .Secretary . . .Treasurer , . . .President Vice-President . . , .Secretary , . .Treasurer SNIPS AND CUTS 1934 unior Marshals Front Row Qleft to 1'igI'lIIZ IVIARTI-IA IVIA'I I'IIEWS, IVIARTIIA ALEXANDER, NANCY I'IOVIS, BERTRAM SKELDING, ANNE PURNELL, ELEANOR JENKINS. JIEAN THOMAS, IVIARY GRAHAM IVIORRISON, IVIOLLY ASBURY, BERTIE ARMOUR, Sevond IQOLUI TOM I'IIiNIJIiRSON, GIZOROIQ VJOOIDIIN, BILL HAYNIQS, CLYDE JACKSON. JEFFERSON A'l I'IiRBURY, GALISS MCCLINTOCK, PAUL MARION, GEORO15 RAY. Third IQULUI DOLPII YOUNG KASSISUIIII Chiefl. VINTON TUCKIZR, BETTY WOOIDS, VIRGINIA COKIHRANE, HANNAH HUNTINGTON, ZOE STRAWN, LOUISI5 CROWELL, BILL MARTIN. FOLAVII7 ROLU2 TOM IVIYIZRS QCIIIQU, KIFPFN CRAVIEN, T. A, WlII'I'I2, BRAC CRAVIEN, ROBERT JONIES, JACK SWINNHY, BOB WANZER I,ASsISl.1nt Chiefi, GIQNIE COIJIELD, ELIZ- ABETH WII.KlNSON Cnot presenlj. QI Q8 Page Seventy-one FRONT ROW Cleft to rightj: Richard Ethridge, Vance Hobbs, George Diehl, Mr. Boger, Harold Mullen, Gene Stokes, Jesse Swinson. SECOND Row: B. L. Porter, Tom Suther, Frank Habenicht. Edward Ewing, Ralph XValsh, Hugh Henderson, Burke Harlan, Arthur Fisher. THIRD ROW: Hazel Byrurn, Bob Shults, Bob Granger, Edwin Drumheller, Maurice VVi1liams, George Mason, JUNIORS .f r . x . ' , ........,............ , i . . FRONT ROW Cleft to rightj: Margaret VVardlaw, Sara Moore, Georgia l.ove, Jennie Skidmore, Mary Alice Funderliurke, Bliss Clegg, Lois Croom, Martha Murr, Audrey Hearne, Mary Lambert. ZND Row: Everett Frederickson, Alfred Parker, Bill Munson, Clyde Jackson. Morris Roth. Allen Christenlrerry, Billy Benoit, Paul Hollars, George Mobley, Brady XVilliams. .ERD Row: Laura McXYhirter, Evelyn Pliifer, Neely Turbirille, Zoe Strawn, Helen Renfrow, Nancy Braiford, Jane Pierce. Dell YYhite. ,lean Thomas, 4TH Row: Billy Gribble, Ruth Summers, Annabelle Moore, Dorothy Osborn, lda Neal Ray, Irene Johnson. Lee VVilliams. Page Seventy-two FRONT ROW fleft to rightjt Aline Foil, Louise VValflen, Elizabeth Fowler, Annis Ritch, Betsy Tingley, Miss Fore, Martha VVilliamson, llladeline Barefoot, Elizabeth Tillett, Elizabeth McManus. Mary Greene. ZND ROW: Robert Cathey, John McClain, Charles Lynch, Robert Greene, Gregory Brown, Eugene Robertson, Vinton Tucker, Herbert Turner. .KRD Row: Ezlna Holler, Kate Hall, Nan llicks. Mattie Mills. Frances Dodds, Hazel Adams, Margaret Cambles, Mildred Simpson, Elizabeth Smith. J. C. Goodman. -Hn Row: VVilliam Dye, Harold Ramsey, Tracy Miller, Harry Smith, Sam VValClin. J UNIORS FRONT ROW Cleft to rightj: Evelyn llutchison. Sara Stokes, Gertrude Stallings, Mae Amon, Betsy Gillette, Miss Gray, Betty Purser, Mary Jane Peters, Louise Mnlwee. Marion Overeash. Dorothy Sehachner. ZND Row: Mike Antonio, VVilliam St, George. Harry VVinkler, George Parrish, Leon Vl'i'lliams. Arnolfl Levy, Jack Crane, Carroll Stunt. Paul Smith, Ek Davis. .JRD Row: Virginia Lineberger, Hazel Kale. Katherine Blackley, Lillian Motter, Margaret Rogers. Martha Overby, Josephine Thrower. Louise Ross. Marlge froker, Beatrice Hayman. 4'r1I Row: Ben McC0rkle. Juerrozlrl VK'ilson. Jimmie l'm'ington, Bill Owen, R. Y. Brntmi. XVilliam Pearson, T. VV. YYilson, Tom McVN'hirter. STH Row: Robert llunter, Bernice McLean, Clyde Goforth, Aquila Prather, Paul Marion, Mary Jean Carpenter. Page Seventy-three FRONT ROW Cleft to rightj: Bill Spain, Edison Stewart, Martin Braswell, Howard Helms, llliss Grier, Talinadge Gibson, Albert Hanna, Roderic Cartier, Ray Lindsay. Sizcoivn Row: Charles VVhisnant, A. B. Smith, Bernard Pruette, VVallace Simpson. Marshall Shepherd, Horace Owens, Robert McCutcheon, Frank Thompson. THIRD Row: Robert Jones, Bill Beck, Farnum Crane, Gabriel St. Clair, l.athan Craig. Billy Peele, George Ray, A. J. Kelly, Everett Croxson. Foi'R'ri-1 Row: Gene Cofield, Franklin Favell, J. T. Lani, Merritt Davis, Harvey Swinson, Spencer Samonds, Scottie Todd. JUNIORS FIRST Row Cleft to rightj: Evelyn Mclntosh, Gretchen Seflberry, Catherine Baker, Sue VVelcb, janet Miller, Miss Henderson, Dorothy Lightscy, Helen Mcliride, Helen Williford, Elizabeth McKnight. SECOND ROW: Gilmer Holton, Aubrey Simpson, Lawrence Zieverink, Charles Pegram, l'aul llargartte, Allan Utten, George Jordan, Harold Robinson, John Elms. Tnmn Row: Ruth Cash, Elizabeth Campbell, Anna MeCorkle, Cornelia Howell, Nancy llovis. Sara Keiger, Celeste Stockdale, Elizabeth VVilkinson. Barbara Davis, Ruth Haggard, Emily Sebrell. FOURTH Row: Robert Stnckey, Bill Barnette, Reid Stubbs, Brac Craven, Tom Lucas, VVilliam Sutton, James Brandes. Page Seventy-four FRONT Row Cleft to rightjz Georgeanna Davenport, Helen Trerlenick. Juliette Davis, Margaret Yates, Roslyn lirlwarcls, Mrs. Frances B. Hoyle, Fannie Garrett, Elizabeth Carson, Frances Bunn, Mary Hollings- worth. SECOND ROW: Clanrle Godfrey, Robert Kunine. James Quinn, Alvin VVingfielrl, Jefferson Atterberry, Casper Chandler, H. D. Aclams, Fulton Candle, Frank Oates. THIRD ROW: Archie Locklair, Betty Frick- hoeffer, Mary Grier, Muriel Decker, La Rue liruse, Sara Threatt, Ilelen Callaham, Hannah Hunting, Willa Boone, Alfred VVolfe. BACK Row: James Burnham, Jack Swinney, Bobby Fullhright, Robert Richardson, D. A. Dixon, Floyd Rogers, firarly VVilson. JUNIORS .FRONT Row: Beatrice Kiser, Antonette Dozier, Margaret Smith. Beverly Cooke, Betty finy, Mr. Johnson, Betty Hunter, Eloise Owens, Rosalie lXlcCorkle, Lucy Williams, Margaret Shackforrl. SECOND Row: H. li. Farrington, Clem Green, Vllilliam Lawing, George Kirby, Robert Cooke. Allister Donalilson, Bob Willi- torrl, Sam Little, VVilliam Little. THIRD Row: Richard Liles, Glenn Hartis, Jennie Lee Norman, Doris Smathers, Bessie Lee Vl'ebbg Dorothy VVallace, A. P. Archer, VYinifrecl Keller. FOURTH ROW: Leo Geer, Jack Fesperman, John Collie, Fulton Tacllock, Murray Clark, James Teeter, Ben Paschal, Albert Phipps. Page Seventy-live l FIRST Row Cleft to riyzlitjt Lula Hrumley, Elizabeth Porter, Margaret Miller, Lucielle Smith, Marilyn Rrittain. Miss Lafferty, Mary Mcfhillock, Dorothy Conn, Annie Mae Brown, Mary Elizabeth Carter. SECOND Row: Dullie Coe, Anaveve VVillielm. Magurite Caflflell. Louise Rape, Margaret Satterfield, Martha Belle XYrenn, Helen Ferguson, Louise Pittnizm, Jean Brown. TIURD ROW: Mary Larson, Lucielle Jones, Lucy llull, Katharyn Craven, Genrgia Bolle Cashion, Martha Neal Brumley. Virginia Bratton, Jane Andrews, livelyn Lawing, FOURTH Row: Rachael McClain, Eleanor jenkins, Mary Alice Garinger, Mary Graham Morrison, Louise Crowell, Pauline Keenan. J UNIORS FRONT Row Cleft to rightjz Helen Goodwin, Ennis Dowtlee, Adrienne Baxter, Frances Waddill, Frances Therrell, Miss Sara Kelly, Ruth Barkalow. Katherine Ormanfl, Jane Pierson, Chateau Black, Callie McElroy. SECOND Row: Charles Akers, Milton Vlioodside, Hazel lletchler, Dorothy Hovis, Mildred Riles, l.il1L Vl'alker, Nell Puckett, M. if Propst, Alan Ariail. THIRD Row: Paul Tennille. Lloyd Frazer, Lewis Knotts, George Stockbridge, Billy Hackney, Rufus Allison, Stitt Robinson, Sam Croft. FOURTH Row: John Barr, James Baxter, Newell Simmons, Bill Cooper, Ralph Finlayson, Ralph Clark, Tom Myers. Page Seventy-six FRONT Row Cleft to rightbr Georgie Proctor, Nancy Ritchie. Elizabeth Allen. Melha Carson. Miss Maelllanus, Gladys Phillips, Blondell Penry, Hester Smart, Sara Alexander. Ruby l.im.fle. S1-:r0Nn Row: Mary Ross Alexander, Walter Smith, Stokes Shiver, Leonard Arenson, llarry VVilliams, Gladys Ellis, Doris Bryan, Ruth McGee, Dorothy Lowe, Johnny Aitken, VIVHIRD Row: Miriam Coulter, Bertie Armour, Anna gtfkler, Kathrine Smyre, Mary Margaret Johnston, Mary Milloway, Lucy Alston, Sue Manldin, Louis c uster. JUNIORS FRONT Row Cleft to rightbz Cecil Harkley, Myrtle Glenn, Dorothy llagler, Aldene Phillips, Miss Odom, Laura Flemming, Helen Jarrell, Dora Belle Hough, Frances Baldridxze. SECOND Row: Danner Sitton, Harold Yandle, Charles Daniel, Dwight Hilton, Brevard Vogler, Boyce Beard, Thomas Carey. 'I'1i1Rn Row: Mary Earle Norman, Sara Taylor, Betty VVoods, Elizabeth Kin,-Lf, Dorothy lfalflwell, Reddy Grnlvlms, VVillie Belle Berryhill, Marguerite Helms. FDURT1-I Row: Margaret McKenzie, julia Harris, Vvllllfllll Pearson, illack Powers, Huston VVolie, VVilliam XVagg'oner, Billy Milloway, Nancy Culp, James Alexander, Lili A. ohnston. Page Seventy-seuen FRONT Row fleft to rightbc Martha Lambe, Frances Blume, Rose Shuman, Mary Elizabeth Dixon, Rosebud March, Alice Mcflachren, Miss Ramsey, Marianne Johnson, Fayssoux Plank, Louise Nisbet, Lucille Nisbet, Rosemond Barnett, SECOND Row: Jack Bradhcld. Bill Martin, Lester Stowe, Talmadge Parker, Parks Eflis, Joe jenkins, Jack VVasham, Hugh VVomack. Jack Vi'orley, Dandridge Isom, George XVOodi'in. THIRD Row: Arthur XYilson. Edith Holt, Katherine Daugherty, Virginia Alverson, Elizabeth Green, Lessie Schultz. Martha Matthews, Molly Asbury, Mary Ethel VVilson, Fharles Sims. FOURTH Row: Lawrence Beaty, JBITICS Sell, Carl Garrison, Creasy Uvercash, Kitiin Fraven, Bob Davis, Frank Townsend. JUNIORS FRONT Row Cleft to rightlz Martha Alexander, Marie Ferrell, Edith Plyler, Ruth Stone, Mrs. Ethel Rea Rone, Bertram Skelding, Anne Purnell, Doris Hutchinson, Matilda Helms, Dorothy McCoy, Johnnie VValker. SECOND Row: Adele Sutherland, 'Melvin Caldwell, Tom Mees, Jack Skidmore, Hal Love, Ted Hinkle, VVallace Johnson, Bob VVanzer, Hugh Ashcraft, VV. J. Nivens, Robert Powell. THIRD Row: Kathaleen Kissiah. Anna Mae Kelly. Rebecca Farnam, Eleanor Bradford, Willie McClellan, Lillian Gable. Jeannette Dunn, Kathryn McLain, Dorothy VValker, Kathryn Davis, Billy Oliver. FOURTH Row: Edward Gray, Laurie Dickson, Bill Haynes, Dolph Young, Bill Boyd, VVilliam Henclley, VVilliam Keeter, Paul VVnods, Burton Kennedy, Dexter VVallwork. Page Seventy-eight ...,, I 8 V fix. xr. uf , lg EW?-f L' '53525 is I f L jul.. . 515, Q if ig : .5 zztgg rg yr 5441? If Ilia , e3-.S 'Z 'U Qvgf' 'QQ L ' ma . .ik i My W rw: ' .37 5 rl. -g pgif- gl v gi if 35 1 1' H 31:5 -lic Y fix '- ?r?- ' BOOK TWO A' fl 'ff lirilw 1 3,342 1ma,:1:.'L rim u N4 Snips and Cuts Staff RICHARD HELLER ,... E ditor-in-Chief MARY WHITMORYE . . .Assistant Editor RUSSELL CooKE. , Business Manager MONROE WICKER .s,. Asst. Bas. Mgr. KATIIRYN MICKLI2 .... Adu, Manager HARVEY HAIvIILToN. .Asst Adv. Mgr. JANE WILEY ....s . . CHARLES GILMORE GEORGE RAY. . . KIEEGAN FEDERAL. FEOMMY CAMPBELL. . ANNE LITTLE . . . MARGARET RHYNE . . LOUISE JONES . . EUGENE LAWING GUY ELDER ...sss Asst. BILL GRIMES . . . . JACK LAEEERTY ...,,.. GERALD HUTCHINSON. . .Senior Editor . . .Asst Senior Ed. Junior Editor . Circulation Mgr. .Asst Cir. Mgr. Sports Sports . .Photo Photo Photo Art Art Art Editor Editor Editor Editor Editor Rambler Staff EDITORIAL STAFF HAZEL RITCH ...,,.4 Editor-in-Chief ANN WALLACE ..... Associate Editor ALICE HARPER ......,. Social Editor MARY BUCRLEY, , Asst. Social Editor EUGENE LAWING ii..,.. Sports Editor HANK MARTIN .... Asst. Sports Editor GUY ELDER .......i .Feature Editor CHARLES GREEN Asst. Feature Editor GERALD HUTCHISON Asst. Feature Ed. ALICE HOOVER ..., Exchange Editor MARIE FERRELL. .Asst Exchange Ed. FRANCES COLE ....,..,.. Columnist MIRIAM DoDD LITTLE .I..... Typist MARGARET DONKEL ,I....., Typist REPORTERS LIE MARTIN DOROTHY CALDWELL MARCELL MARTIN MARGUERITE ALSOBROOKS HELEN MCCoY LAURIE DICKSON MISS JESSIE HENDERSON Faculty Advisor BUSINESS STAFF JIMMY JETT ...,... Business Manager NELL PUCKETT. I ,ASst. Business Mgr, JEAN BARRY ADAMS. . Adu. Manager ASSISTANTS NANCY PHILLIPS FRANCIS SCOTT DOROTHY DAVIS HELEN JENKINS MITTIE ORR BILL HAYNES HoIvIER FIQURNER ELIZABETH LITTLE, Circulation Mgr. MARY MORRISON. , , Asst. Cir. Mgr, Student Council FIRST SEMESTER BANKS MCCLINTOCK AA.... President EARL RUTH .,A.,,.,. Vice-President ANNE LITTLE A . . ..,, Secretary ALICE HARPER I . , ..,. Treasurer SECOND SEMESTER CLYDE MULLIS .,,...,.... President MAX HOLDER . . . , . .Vice-President CAROLYN RIVERS . . . .... Secretary GALES McCL1N'rocK ....,r Treasurer BOB DOWD ,,4.,.,.. Senior President QFirst' Semesterj KEEGAN FEDERAL .... Senior President LSecond Semesterj GEORGE RAY ..,,.., Junior President fFirst' Semesterj PAUL MARION ...... Junior President CSecond Semesterj FACULTY ADVISORS J, R, HAWKINS MARION FRASER of-L-'QQ 0 -ll O I 7 X XXX OCIE4 KEEGAN FEDERAL ..,..... Pl'9Sl'd8f1f CSecOnd Semester? . 7 QE N5 A A I !'f'.g, Y ' ' Q Ei, ' ,h KEEGAN FEDERAL ..A..,.. Secretary CFirst' Semcsteri RUSSELL COOKE ..4L4...L. President fEirst' Semesterj BANKS MCCLINTOCK I .Vice-Presidem fFirSt' Semesterj BANKS MCCLINTOCK ..4... Treasurer CSecond Semesterl BOB DOWD S,.....S,. Vice-President fSecOnd Semesterj EUGENE LAWING ......,., Treasurer fFirst' Semesterj EUGENE LAWING ......... Secretary CSecOnd Semesterj I. E. READY ,.....,. Faculty Advisor ARNOLD LEVY GEORGE RAY ROBERT MCMANUS JOHN SPRINGS MYERS PI-IILLIP SMALL CHARLES GILMORE JACK SWINNEY BILL HAYNES RICHARD HELLER CLYDE MULLIS HAROLD MARTIN HOMER TURNER SNIPS AND CUTS 1934 Student Assembly First ROLU Kleft to rightji RACHAEL MCLAIN, EMILY SEBRELL, MOLLY ASBURY. JANET MILLER. BERTIE ARMOUR, NANCY PHILLIPS. CLYDE MULLIS, BANKS MCCLINTOCK, GENE CALDWELL, BETTY SEWELL. DOROTHY BAKER, IIRANCES SOHMER, SELWYN STAN- CILL, ELIZABETH MARTIN, ALVIN WINGEIELD, MR. HAWKINS. Second Row: MISS FRASER, JORDAN DULIN, GEORGE WOODEIN, CREIOIITON SOSSO- MON, HANK MARTIN. BILL MCCAQHREN, BOBBY GILL, BADGER HOBBS, BOB DOWD, MAX HOLDER, BILL HAMILTON. Third Row: ELIZABETH CALDER, RUTH BARKALOW, BETTY WOODS, RUTH I-IARMON, MARTHA JOHNSON, RUTH MORRISON, ROBERTA MORRIS, MARGARET DUCKETT, HARRIET OSBORNE, KATIIRYN MICKLE, Fourth Row: I-IANNAH KNOWLTON, .IANE HOLMAN, RALPH FINLAYSON, BOB SIIULTS, TOBY WILSON, EARL RUTH, CLYDE GOFORTH, GALES MCQCLINTOCK, PAUL MARION, GEORGE RAY, ROY GILKS, BILL SPAIN, JOHN RANSON, KEEGAN FEDERAL. Fifrh Row: RUSSELL COOKE, GEORGE PANGLE, LAWRENCE COLYER, BILL PICKARD, CI-IARLES GILMORE, OSCAR GATLIN, VINTON TUCKER, STEWART SMITH, JIMMY JETT, LAURIE DICKSON, GUY ELDER. Page Eighty-four I O Q SNIPS AND CUTS 1934 Boys' Good Sports Club EUGENE LAWING Y. RODNEY GRAHAM .4... JOHN SPRINGS MYERS JIMMY ROGERS I . . FRED DECKER LAURIE DICKSON EUGENE LAWING RODNEY GRAHAM Bos DOWD CHARLES GREEN BILL HAYNES OFFICERS MEMBERS GERALD HUTCHINSON JACK SIMMONS . . . I . . . .President . . , .Vice-President , . . , .Secretary Treasurer H. J. KENNEDY BILL LAGHIGOTTE JACK LAEEERTY EDWARD LAWING FRANK LowRY HAROLD MARTIN JoHN SPRINGS MYERS JIMMY ROGERS Page Eighty-five If - 3452? f,,., II: 'fx F' 4 fi! fl' s ,Y F ui, ,T -,wg lf?-illf' 551159: aw 'ug .- ,Q 2:1 aim. 'W 1, '-I1 in UIQ ,I T5 55 Ffref: I, P5351 57 5' yas Eff' A 1 I,fg:,: FEW? , V. 5 :f ' II yu, Mare? ' ELELQ. V J A Ie 'K ff? iii! E 4 -' e 'I fi fs , vi 1 . Z2 so ' 'I - 1 A3 I. ,Wi gas 1382? gfgfi EBI? 31 I- - A Wa? I , 1 II SIP 'iff - Qui-Iggy 53,15 -ml iss , J ,. ff SNIPS AND CUTS 1934 Girls' Good Sports Club Front Row Cleft to righrb fSweatersj: JOSEPHINE HACKNEY, JEAN MEYER, NONA SMITH, MARGARET NEELY, LUCY HOOD, ELEANOR JACKSON, ROSALIE HAYNES, MISS RAMSEY, BARBARA SHATZER, RUTH MORRISON, HELEN JENKINS, HELEN MCCOY, MARGARET BARNETT, JULIA AMON, SARAH SCHWARTZ. Second Row CSweatersj: JULIA BAUCOM, LUCY ALSTON, SUSAN KOHLER, FRANCES BALDRIDGE, KATHRYN CRAVEN, MIRIAM BERG, DORIS LEE MORRIS. Third Row: ROBERTA MORRIS, LOUISE YORK, MARION HELMS, LUCY BARRINGTON, LILLIAN EDDENS, ANN DAVIS, ALMA GRANT, MARGARET THOMAS, MARGARET SHACKEORD, DOROTHY CALDWELL, DIMPLES RUSH, NELLEEN COX. Fourth Row: BETTY FOSTER, BETTY GRICE, JEAN BARRY ADAMS, MARY GRAHAM MORRISON, ELEANOR BURRIS, ANN ELIZABETH WALLACE, MARTHA JOHNSTON, MARTPIA WEARN CALDWELL, MIRIAM DODD LITTLE, EVELYN HENDERSON. Fifth Row: ELNA DANIELS, ELIZABETH KIMBRIL, BEVERLY CLARK, SUE MAULDIN, BETSY LAGERHOLM, LOUISE JONES, LOIS HODGES, DOROTHY WHITFIELD, VIRGINIA TAYLOR, MARGARET RHYNE, NANCY PHILLIPS. Page Eighty-six I 0 0 C I I 1 J I- I , .K 4 I 5 43 . . Y ff' I jf?- 41 51, ,, Tififg ,wg Hug. ul I wr , W G' lik' We :Ag 5321.44 UWA'- f 'fi I 'I ,H Z, , L 7' 7 11 423 I 'Q 4 -'Yi If ' I , slgf!f LMS- 1 I fa B w If df, f 4 .-,. ig! S . '1 'Qi' 4 P vb . u f A 14 45 . YE X55 ffirii .3 -2 5 , 31 .31 , , GXQQQN I f 7 N' . CQ 5:4 9 sm fa 71 161- .,.. A 5 j,1f1,!l if Ly: FI bww! II ., 'H' PI,-.215 1 leaf:-5 zu 3 I :Q . 1 11 W' 1: ti U 'iff 1. -M5 'ftlfh' . :fag - IL: , 'lie I I I , R, S. .N SN' I I1 ff S. ,I 3 '4 P... K ,I I Rf If 5' I f I V- I , 1 P I-,-I... ?3'k-JG: e 1 WITIZHA is 5 IE? F3231 swim IT, 3, - 3 Q if Q2 SNIPS AND cuTs f 1934 LUCILLE ARMOUR CHARLES AKERS JOHNNY AITKEN ELIZABETH AMMONS WILLIAIVI ANDERSON JAMES BURNHAM MOIZE COE RODERIC CARTIER MYERS COLE RODDYE CAUDLE BILL COURTNEY TED COCHRANE ELIZABETH CREECH CHARLES DANIEL MILTON DANIEL KARL DIXON EDWARD DICKERSON EDGAR ELROD CHARLES EDWARDS G. W. FOARD FRANKLIN FAVELL ROBERT GREEN CLEM GREEN LEO GEER Concert Band JOHN HORNE ELBERT HORNE JOE HUNTER B. C. HINSON CLARENCE HOBBS JULIAN HELMS JAMES INGLE JOHN LARSON TOMMY LUCAS ARCHIE LOCKLAIR SENTELLE LOCKLAIR RAY LINDSAY HAL LOVE DOROTHY MARTIN FRED MOORE BERNARD MILLER BERNARD MURDOCK J. T. MATTHEWS PAUL MCGARITY ROBERT MCMANUS TOM MCWHIRTER LOGAN PRATT M. C. PROPST ALIIRED PORTER BOB PLYLER ALFRED PARKER JAMES QUINN GEORGE RIVES VIRGINIA ROWLAND REB RUMMELL WHITTON SCHOLTZ CARL SCHWORM BILL SCHREIBER ROBERT STUCKEY YATES STROUPE A. G. SUTHERLAND JACK SWINNEY JEAN THOMAS ROBERT THEILING JUNIOR TRIPLETT LANDON WALKER KATHLEEN WOODSIDE ELIZABETH WILKINSON JUDSON WILKES HARRY WILLIAMS ERNEST WAYLAND JACK TANNER BILLY PEELE Page Eighty-seven 55:51 5 ga :I It , -. . gf w gp!!- ' 1 36 Aimee, I 1315 I 1 li 594 ,WJ Iiligia, FS. 53? I 54155 -EQ? : , R I r I '- 41' f I L .F 55953 Eggp- QL: A :MA I E'-A I 2 T F ,X H 1 Q-. 2' f 'fi y.. . -114 I J Q ,- 3 W ,C S, ' 1 2-, S v :iff ...wr Mg X253 32: Iwi Ixgg, V, Imfff BTW: Q' ,Z if ,. S. ,I , 53' .5155 hkfflv . ,. Va? A 3 WMA :T , iii ' A' ' 55,3537 Y., , 555 SNIPS AND CUTS 1934 BERTIE ARMOUR RODERIG CARTIER RODDYE CAUDLE VIRGINIA CAMPBELL MOIZE COE ELIZABETH CREECH ALISTER DONALDSON LUCILLE EASON EDGAR ELROD CLYDE GOFORTH HARRY GRAHAM WADE HAMILTON FRANK HABENICHT JULIAN HELMS B. C. HINSON RUTH HUDSON JAMES INGLE JOE JENKINS RAY LINDSAY DOROTHY MARTIN MARTHA MATTHEWS Orchestra J. T. MATTHEWS EVELYN MGINTOSH ROBERT MGMANUS ROBERT PISTOL BOB PLYLER BLONDELL PENRY LOGAN PRATT CATHERINE PRICE MARGARET OWEN FRANCES RAY DELLA RHYNE VIRGINIA ROWLAND CARL SCHWORM SPRAGUE SCHWORM ILA STOUT YATES STROUPE ROBERT STUCKEY ELIZABETH WILKINSON MARY WILSON JUDSON WILKES MARGARET YATES Page Eighty-eight MARGARET THOMAS C Q 0 ,- ' of 'QE' ., fi ,633- 5, . ap 5 :A 1 L f' it Y' ,I lfmfgf E' ,' ., -Er' R . ,Q if-.f 1123 ' I 2125: wig.-' If :IE . Eff' I ii, Q11 A 5, ,J C , 6 H Q wg' ,Z 5,1553 fl' 'I 5.5 I 1,214 Q! 1 Eisjw If I ,, L-I il SNIPS AND CUTS 1934 Girls' Band NIARGARET ALSOBROOKS JULIA AMONS LOIS ANDREW RUTH BARKALOW LUCY BARRINCTON MARGARET BARNETT MILDRED BRADLEY EDYTH CAUDLE HAZEL COCHRANE KATHLEE COX NEI.LEEN COX EDITH COLLIER HAZEL CRONENBERG ELIZABETH CREECH MUIQIEL DECRER LUCILLI5 EASON LILLIAN EDDENS HELEN FISHER RUTH HARMON HAZEL HASTY MADELINE HOLTZCLAW PAULINE HOLTZCLAW GRACE HOLMES MARY GIERINOER MARYNETTE JOHNSON FRANCES LA TOUR FREDA LEVIE ELOISE LOWRANCE MAUDE MOORE ANNA BELL MOORE SARA MCLAIN MARY MACCLEMENTS HELEN MCCOY DOROTHY OSBORN NELL PUCKETT HELEN RENEROW ELIZABETH ROBINSON SARA SCHWARTZ MARGARIST SIQDCWICR NONA SMITH ILA STOUT DOROTHY WALKER HELEN WILLIIJORD BETTY WOODS Page E ighty- nine I I s 'A 1.5 J 2333 ifisk wg.. 5557 5,4 fm : '. SESS I' W S? 5 4.4 I, I R 3 5341 vi ig I '1- :TAI I Ri . ,Q ff I -fs fs -' 5532.1 I1 mi Zfiff ' ,II ...J LJ.. 11,115 Ig?-.gz . I gfirfff ,iq fy qi'-if IEW? 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W, FUARII Page Ninety 'Cappella Choir RT.-RRY FRI:NI:II BIi'I I'v I RII'KIIoIcF l.II,I.I.Ix fIAnI.I-1 FANNIIAQ fi.IRRI:I'I' BIQNNI' GARRIS EI,Iz.xIII4.'I'Ii GRI-11-:N JUS!-1I'lIIXl-IIJACKN En lI.IRI..Ix BURKI4 IiIIRI.,IN GIRIIIYS HARRIs RI I'II HARRIS rxLll'l'1HARPI-IR JIAZIQI, HIISTY BII,I, ll.IIIIII.'I'0N BII.I. IIIIRTAIAN KJARULINE HINI4I.I-' Tau IIINIILE BONNIII1 IIILTON EI.IZ.kl!lf11'II IIIKKS I.I'I'Y Hoon NIAIDICLI :I I1 H0I.'I'zI JEAN Hm'I.Ia ROIIIQRT IIUNTIZR DANIIRIIIIQE Tsox EI.I:.IxoR JACRSIIN JI MMI' JIQIT MARI' Jouzvsux IJAVID KI-:I.I.Y H. J. KI-QNNEIJY LI-QONARII KERR Bl0ZI'1I.I.l41KRAXN'L'Il RI' I II KNI-gli KI.xR'I'II.x l.AxIIIIf AI.I:x I.IIwINcz FFR 'VX LA XX I' lx AI.IcIa T.I'I I'I.I-1 JCI.0IsI4: T.r1wRAxc'Ic BILL JAINIQ RI Rx' l.INI:I,Ia IIIQN Nl.'XFF1'l'T ICII BlARY1N R051-:I:I'Im AIARKII ICIINA NI IQYIALR J. T. 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S'I'I4:w.IR'I' AIARY sNYL'0'l l' BIII: SIII'I.'I's 'l'IIrIxI.Is SL I'lll'1R YIRI,INI.x 'l'IIvI.oR IJI+1c'Iq TAYLIIR JI-:AN TIIIIxI.xs NI'.v.I THOMAS NIARILARET 'IJHOMAS VYINSTON TIIRI:IvII.I.I2 XX'II.I.I.xM VIII'sIa XYII.xI.x XY.II.KI2R LANIJON VVAI.III11R INIIIRIIAREI' VVARIIIMMV BI-LSSIIQ VVIQIIII Sl'I-lxYELC'1I Axxfxvn XYII,IIIcI,xI JI'I.I.I VVIIIMIINN RI'IIY XVIL1. IIIANN JA M115 XY II I II: T. A. XYHITIP: l'II,IRI.Ias VVIIIsoN f:lni7RllExNv0Ol!F1N K.xI'III.IiIiN XYIIIIIISIIJI-i BIIII XYOULI-ZY ,Y . Aw. X Ll. uri :Ei .R if. '-R SNIPS AND CUTS 1934 BIAE FRANCES :ALEXANDER ELIZABETH tXLI.I lN -NIAE AMON 1.UCY IXNDREVYS BIABLE ARMSTRONG BERNICE BARKICR LIILDRED BRADLEY MYRTLE BRANNON EDI'l'H COLLIER DIARY CULP NANCY GULF ANN DAYIS BIATT EASON ELEANOR ESTEII PAULINE ESTRIIIGE NINA MAE ELLIOT MARY GRIER MARY ALICE GIERINGER DOROTHY HACLI.ER XYIRGINIA IIARRILI, BIARGARET IQPIEVI-IR NIARGUERITI-I KELLY NELLIE LEE AIARLEY JUANITA AIACBIANUS XJIVIAN AICKINNON DORIS LEE MORRIS BIURLE MOWERY NIARGARET NI2I4lI.Y JENNIE I.EE NORMAN BIARTHA LJVERIXY ELIZABETH PORTER LOUISE RAI-E NANCY RITUHIE Beginners JOSI-QPTIINE XYILEY SARA BARKLI-IY ADRIIZNNE BAXTER RIARTIIA BLACKVVOOD FRANUES BLUME IIARRIET BOGART ELEANOR BRADFORD FRANCES BROOKS ELEANOR BITRRIS XJIRGINIA CAMPBELL BLAUIEE CASKEY ELIZAIIETH CREECH MAIIGE CROCKER LOTS CROOM LOUISE ERNVIN AIARY GAIILE AIYRTLE GLENN BETTY GRICE KATE PIALL JEAN LIARRISON GRAUE HOLMES CORNELIA l'fONYEI.L IJORIS HUNNICUTT HIARYNI-LTTE JOHNSON f4OUR'I'I-ZNAY JONES EMMA RICNN JONES IJOROTIIY LOWE IYIARY LOVE IIZLEANOR INIATHESON HELEN :WLJQOY ELIZAIH-:TII XICKNIGHT IQATIIRYN XICLAIN ELOISI-1 QJNYENS f-I-, 959 K Y :fx- 7 I vfw-,ll Chorus LOUISE PITTMAN FRANCES SHULTS PATSEY SULLIVAN FRANKIE THERREI.I. SARAH XYARBOROUGH PAUL ANDERSON VVILIIUR BYRI1 TOM MTE CAMPBELL CIIARLI-LS CAUDLE f'.kSI'I IR CHANDLER GORDON EAYES JOHN FOLEY JIM GILLAND CHARLES IIANES Suvrfta ry- Treuxu rv 1' IDVVIGIIT HILTON BADGER HOBBS IJORIAN HUIYIMEL FRANK BICGRATH BERNARD SIILLER PHILIP PANGLE GENE ROIIERTSON JAMES SELL JACK STUART JESSE SVVINSON TOMMY SMITH TOIIY WILSON T. VV. XVILSON XVAIJIJER CARRIKER ROBERT CATHEY BRAC LTRAVEN H. B. FARRINGTON EARL FESPERMAN LEO GEEK W CHARLES GRAHAM GEORGE GRAVES J. C. HANES ALRERT HANNA BILL HEATH C. A. HELMS GIBSON HILL AJACON HIRE PAUL HOUSTON MAO JACKSON JOE KILLIAN JAMES BIANIES GEORGE BIASON BILL BICCACHREN l'z1fv-Presidmzt BANKS BICCLINTOCK Prcs1'a'ent PIAZEL AICSWAIN SHIRLEY BIILLER JACK BIOORE XY. J. NIVENS ALBERT PHIPPS JIMMY PITTS CHARLES ROBERTS EIIIAS SIGMON GENE STOKES JAMES STRONG Bon SMATHERS ARLTHIE VANIII-:REURG RALPH XVALSH PAUL VVOODS JOE VVILLIAMSON BOERY ARIAI1. Page Ninety-one E 3 35 fs -I J I 7' I 'I 2 A1 , ,V ,I ,I I le 3 3 A ..L.....L.....- ... The Book Store MR. FIELDS JIMMIE ROGERS HOWELL KENNEDY BUCK THREE SNIPS AND CUTS 1934 SKIDMURE BOGER IIICNS W. D. SKIDMORE , C. S. BOGER . . BILLY HICKS . . JAMES BELLIVEAU JAMES HAWKINS . PAUL JONES ,. Page Ninety-four B1-QLLIVEAU H1kNA'KINS Athletic Coaches JONES , . . , .Head Coach .GirIs' Basketball . , ,Track , , .Boxing Assistant Boxing . . Tennis 3 E 1, 157 vq f- i 1. 1 Q. 3' 1 E e 1 X M 'SZ 4 A v v Q i up u . ' 1. ig L .M 1 s B. A ESNIWS at-to FIRST Row Cleft to rightjc Macon Hipp, Charles Hanes. Banks McClintock, Jim Strong, Hen Aloffitt. Charlie Gadd, Max Holder, Dennis Gray. John Glenn. SECOND Row: Junior Triplett, George Graves, Grayson Johnston, Stanley Berg, Brevard Yogler, Herbert Copeland. John Barr, Earl Fesperman, Manager Joe lNIcGinnis. THIRD Row: Boby Horne, Bob Shults, George Atkinson. Bill Spain, Stanley XA,Y6SlC1'f1Elll. BACK Row: Ernest Josephs, H. VVolff, Alex Josephs, Bob Gill, Bennett Rose, Elbert Horne, Bill Blalock, Coach Skidmore. Football Lack of funds at the beginning of the season threatened to annihilate all Central athletics, but a group of Charlotte citizens took up the task of sponsoring Charlotte High sports. Coach Walter Skidmore was retained as head coach. The football squad was late getting started and Coach Skidmore had only about fifteen players capable of first class high school football along with a large body of green substitutes. During the season when several of the stalwarts were injured, so inferior was the quality of substitutes, that many of the injured were forced to play. Thus they were called 'Llron Men. A scoreless tie with Columbia High was the first non-successful effort of the Skidmen. After the Columbia game, dazzling victories were chalked up against' such mighty elevens as Spartanburg, Atlanta Tech High, Blue Ridge Prep School, and Salisbury. The Tech game featured Home-coming Day with a record attendance. The Blue Ridge victory celebrated Skidmore's Day, planned as an appreciation to the best high school coach in the South. Meanwhile, many lesser victims had fallen in the wake of the Wildcat's claws, and with the clawing of Salisbury. the Wildcats made themselves western champions. However, a weary and broken team who had given its best many games before lost the state championship to Durham, but only after so dogged a show of determination that everyone who saw the game will remember a fighting bunch of Charlotte High school boys long after the score of the game has been forgotten. The seasonal record follows: Charlotte ........... ...,,.,.,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,. 3 0 Hickory , ,,,, . Charlotte .. ,,.,,,, 0 Columbia , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,l,, Charlotte .. ..,... 34 Asheville ..................,,.. .. Charlotte .. ......, 14 Spartanburg .. ..,........ , ... Charlotte .. ....., 17 Tech High CAtlantaj ..,.. .. Charlotte .. ....,,, 48 Greensboro ..........,...,,,... ,, Cl1H1'lOtt8 .. ..,.... Z7 High Point ............... .. CllH1'lOttE W ....... 25 Blue Ridge ...............,.. .. Cl'l?iI'l0tt6 .. ....... 40 VVinston-Salem .. . ,. .... .... . Charlotte .. ....... 0 Durham CState Title? ...... Charlotte .. ....... 14 Salisbury fWSSt81'Il Titlej ,..,,,,,,, Ruvrvi-1 Suouie, Captain Page Ninety-five 1 51, .sn fm? 3353 F31 rail? ,i ' s 1233? mil 1 Z - rflf .M vw Z' is H291 el ,,. fx. -ji Q E55 iii it Jig, sf: as SNIPS AND CUTS 1934 FRONT Row ileft to rightjz Harold Martin, Clyde Mullis, Earl Ruth Clfaptainb, James Rogers, Bill McCachren. SECOND Row: Elbert Horne Klilanagerj, Charles Sims, Fred Bass, VValter Skidmore CCoachJ, Bill Spain, Harvey VVilson, Billy Anderson iAssistant Managerl. Basketball VVith the 193-1 Central High basketball team, the long list of teams successfully coached by VValter Dennis Skidmore was brought to a close, as Coach Skidmore had chosen to move on to a higher place which was deservedly his. However, Skid'l evidently believed in serving the choicest of desserts, and for his grand finale dished out a rip-snorting, straight-shooting, quick-triggered basketball team, which may be put down in the annals of Central sport as the most outstanding team ever to wear the Blue and Gray of Central. Opponent after opponent fell in the onslaught of this dashing quintet, and at the end of the season it had yet to meet defeat at the hands of a high school or colle ge freshman team. The football defeat suffered to Durham was fully avenged by the basketballers when they defeated the Bull City lads in the Final of the State Championship race and then went on to make the vengeance more compilete by annexing the South Atlantic title fthe First one ever gained by Centralj by lacing the same oppopents in the finals. Other prominent basket-throwers to fall victim to the VVi1dcat Claws were Richmond, Xvashington, Davidson Freshmen, Salisbury High, and Asheville High. The seasonal record follows 1 Charlotte ,.,,,,,,. ,,,,,,.,,..,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,, 2 9 Charlotte ,,,, .,,.,,, 2 9 Charlotte ,,,, W, 38 Charlotte ,.,, ,,,,,s, 3 8 Charlotte ,.,, ..,,,, 3 3 Charlotte .,,, W 44 Charlotte , ,, ,,,,, , 45 Charlotte .,,, ,,.,,,,47 Charlotte , Y. H 36 Charlotte ,,.. H 41 Charlotte ,,.. s,,,, , '30 Charlotte ,,t, ,t.,,, 4 0 Charlotte . W sYY,,,, 24 Charlotte ,, , 40 Charlotte ss,, , ,ZS Charlotte ,,..,,,,,,,, ,...,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 2 3 SOUTH ATI.AN1'1L' TOURNAMEN i Charlotte ,,,.,,,,,,,,, ,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,....,,, 2 1 Charlotte ,,,, H45 EARL RUTH, Captain YYVY ' 3 3 Page Ninety-six Davidson Freshmen .,..,i ,,,..i, 2 0 Davidson Freshmen ,, ,,,,.. lo Spencer ,,,,,,,,..,,,,,,, ,,,.,, 2 3 Gastonia ,,,,,, ,,,.,,, 1 S Salisbury ,W ,,,,., ,13 Greensboro ,,,, High Point , Greensboro , ,t,.,, 9 15 27 VVinston-Salem ,, ,,,..,, 12 Salisbury ,.,,s, ,,,, ,. 17 High Point ,HW24 VVinston'Salem ., ,,,,,, 13 Asheville ,,,,,,,,. ,,,,, 2 4 Gastonia ,,s,,,.,,.,,,,,,, ,,s,s, ...,,, 1 U Asheville ,,,,,, ,,,, W 2-l Durham KState Title-J ,Y,V 12 T AT VVASIIINGTON AND LEE Ashland. Va. ,,.,,,, , ,,,,,, , ....,,,,, Z0 Thomas jetterson, Richmond ,,,,,, 18 Eastern High, Washington ,,,, WSE: 'O Durham ,,,..,,,.,,,,,,,,,1,....,.,,,,,, ,,,..., .. Sli-:Ya , fag? W '- a fl -fiaf. nm-W :L .215 vi wvi we ri W-351. iliei, ilg-Ji M I Xa? Y 5' 1255? W. Six' iff! -Sw. MF? 1-PFW 542: ffm? 2 ' 5-' fa F. SV 9 Jfi E-V' 'r 5:5352 33135 -1 ' :Kc SNIPS AND CUTS 1934 Track First Row Cleft to rightj: GEORGE ATKINSON, WILBUR DUCKWORTH, JACK LAEEERTY, ROBERT RICHARDSON, MORRIS RITCH, HOYT HINSGN QCap- tainj, J. C. HAYNES, HARRY WINKLER, PHILIP SMALL, ROY HUDSON, BRICE KELLER. Second Row: BEN MAEEITT, ARCHIE CLINE, BOBY HORNE, REDDY GRUBBS, C. W. RAMSEY, CHARLIE SIMS, HARVEY SWINSON, HAROLD AUS- TIN, JULIAN SMITH, HARVEY HAMILTON. Third Row: C. P. EDWARDS, HAROLD WIL- LIAMS, BANKS MCCLINTOCK, BILL LACHICOTTE, BILL NEAL, MONROE WICKER, BLAKE STEVENS, BADGER HOBBS QManager5, BILL COOPER QAS- sisranr Managerj, R. H. GRAHAM, JR., DAVID HIRST, BILL BARNETT, JUNIOR GRAVES, MACON HIPP, BILL MCCACHREN, MAX HOLDER. HOYT HINSON, Captain Page Ninety-seven H., 'my 'I H. e H11 1 J, V f- r g? T ff , 'Qi 1,5 I 3, E.: 4 if 42291: Ffa-A i Gigli' aw 1 4' iii 7 i :il it Wiz' 'Thi Tfziff Yi: ' Rafi ws 1 .i U4 'Yi 4 'ut li. : Z fy: in 1 55:1 We Qlsszg , H .z. V :U Plffiafii arg is A ai? Q b, 'E r Q. az E3-rf? It ,s .ii-221 'Fir' ' Wil il 3143: , 1' V55 , hp, 'xl i. ,Q ,,,, A . efgijs Qi 552 . t, - A 'izfiit' 1 ii fx QQ .l ij,t,: ' 5525 5:5 23329 A SNIPS Ar 7 CUTS 1934 ,- Q , k ,V FRONT Row Cleft to rightlz Earl Powers CA:1st. Blanagerl. George Mason, Harold Seyers. Max Holder Cifaptainj. David Hirst, George Diehl. Dexter XN'allwork. Si-:roms Row: James VVatt. Joe Foures, Macon llipp, Bobby Ariail. llarvey Swinson. l.awrt-nee Zieverink, Roy lluflson, Bill Crowell, Jimmy Jett, Mr. Hawkins CFaeulty Advisory. Boxing With only four lettermen from Central's state championship boxing team, Coach Jim Belliveau attempted to build another championship team but fell a little short of it. He developed two state champions in Captain Max Holder and Bobby Ariail. Holder won the light heavy championship, while Ariail won the featherweight title, his second state title. The Vklildcat pugs won four meets, losing five and tying one. They finished third in the state meet which Raleigh won. The Central boxers defeated Durham, Wilson, Concord, and Belmont Abbey Junior College. They tied the Abbey in a return match. Other teams on the Highs schedule were Charleston, Greensboro, Mount Holly, and Duke Freshmen. George Diehl was elected captain of next year's team. Letters were presented t'o Cap- tain Max Holder, George Diehl, Bobby Ariail, Joe Chaplin, Roy Hudson, Lawrence Zieverink. Jim Watt, Jimmy Jett, Tom Conrick, David Hirst, George Mason. Harold Severs, Harvey Swinson, Joe Foures and Man- ager Gene Lawing. The seasonal record follows: Charlotte Charlotte Charlotte Charlotte Charlotte Charlotte MAX IIOLDER, Captain Page Ninety-eight Charlotte , ,.,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,. 3 Mount Holly ,,,,, ,,,,,, 4 Charlotte , , ,,.... S Belmont Abbey 3 Charlotte , ,,..., IM Duke Freshmen SM Charlotte , ,,,,,, 3 Greensboro ,,,,,,, S , , ,,,,,, 3 , ,..... 7 ...,,, 4M C i ,,.,, ey, Greensboro ,.,, Concord ..,, , VVilson .,,....,,. Durham ,,.,..,,.,, Belmont Abbey Charleston .,,,,,, S 1 2M Z ZZ 55 Charlotte was third in the State Meet, losing their title to Raleigh. 900 L5 fi if Fa 5 ,i ET' , if Fir? Y: - - ' L, Z 1 'fi if A A3 at , 533 5' ti .151 llf,5 ' 5 NV ii, 9-i . Ei? , lim, le Egg 21, f' iv l-, mi e it-4 hifi ai ' FJ . M if r, 4' 0 .1 -.E' K i,-72. 5-5' .,1 Fifa? We 1 H' i 5,56 i :tins i, 51.9 T. 'C E, , W lv a t. tt' we' ,ti l Qi situ. V 'TW wi? 1 W 'e ri .ill Qi' S11 ' 53,1 91 .. v t, AE '. ati ' . -2 . 44 xx at f 1 J f Y 'L .w r r- ,' F '33 ,Z ata , V ,- I Ft? ,f l .nhfri af 'l Q, i 1, wi : J. X K 1 N u ff L ,ag 1 is 41. S? W 'f'fF'l ii P si ,Q 'i , ,J r y? vi :ff r- 'lvl ,,, , ,. . L., -: '-,re in b '34 1 . ff . .a I 1 'MJ W.. 1256-1 fiat, . : Ei? if 5.2 2 ,seg A-, all 1, 552531 Ed' lj rg, Wal 1 V z i rf , -wif: SNIPS AND CUTS 1934 FIRST Row Cleft to rightb: llarolrl Xlartin, john liuescll, jack Swiimcy. Alex Josephs, ,lim Findlay, Robert Spratt. Sxcoxn Row: A. J. Kelley. 'Yummy Canipimcll Kfzllwtainl, Bill Cmirtney, Paul S, jones fCoaCl15, Earl Ruth, jordan llulin, llob llmvd l3lZ!IlElgCl'J. Tennis Playing the toughest schedule ever attempted by a local net team, the Charlotte High tennis team established the best record in the history of this sport at Central. Led by Earl Ruth, who Won his second consecutive state singles title with the loss of only eight games, Captain Tommy Campbell and Robert Spratt, who captured the state doubles crown, the netmen Won eleven out of thirteen meets with the outstanding teams in the two Carolinas, Virginia, and Georgia. Outstanding among the victories was Central's first win over Darlington Prep School of Rome, Ga., Southern prep champs. The team also scored bril- liant wins over such teams as Spartanburg, South Carolina champs, Columbia, Furman frosh, and Winston-Salem. Pour matches remain on the season's schedule. Page Ninety-nine 990 da fw' 1 'V V X , as , . S.- E . it 1 . R it W 41.1 ' 1 2 4 . . 4 rw 7 ,Q f fc nk J ,f f 1. 5 4:44, 1 . ,N 4 U 1 V X ,E .5 .. f tl T' J Q if E525 X 4 A- i v j' fi' 1.1! jfd f , lf 9 - , . 3 i Q., ia gg., H, APU' gm :xi Fi . 7 M fha f,. 1 Af Q '26 ex- ' 5 ,NYJ Qi: V552 sg ill? : ,sf MF. 3 xg Qi 5:52 l , A is '53 Monogram Club MOE BARBER HANK MARTIN MACON HIPP HARVEY SWINSON BOB DOWD BEN MAIIFITT CHARLES SIMS JIM WATT DAVID HIRST BANKS MCCLINTOCK MORRIS RITCH SLICK HANES JUNIOR GRAVES BOBY HORNE FRED BASS J . C. HANES JIMMIE JETT CHARLES KELLY BOBBY GILL JIM STRONG CHARLES GADD SPECK WILSON MAX HOLDER GORDON EAVES PETE MULLIS Monogram Club HARRY 'BLACK BADOER HOBES BILL CROWELL LEONARD ARENSON LAWRENCE ZIEVERINK STANLEY BERO ELBERT HORNE C. B. FETNER JOE CHAPLIN JOE FOURES WILSON MOSER BILL MOCACHREN EUGENE LAWINO EARL RUTH HOYTE HINSON JORDAN DULIN HARVEY HAMILTON TOMMY CAMPBELL HAROLD WILLIAMS JUNIOR GRAHAM PAM SPRATT GEORGE DIEHL HAROLD SEVERS HARVEY WILSON ROY HUDSON il SNIPS AND CUTS 1934 FRONT Row: Bill Hatcher, Eugene Lawing CManagerJ, Captain Gordon Eaves, Charles Pegram. BACK Row: Charles Kelly, Charles Hanes, Charles Sims. Golf Charlotte High golfers started out without a letterman from last year's state championship team, but the newcomers made a fair showing for their first time. Bill Hatcher won the individual state championship at Chapel Hill, while the team finished third. Salisbury won the title from the Wildcats. The team won three matches, lost live. and tied one. It beat Colum- bia, Salisbury. and Winston-Salem and tied the University of South Carolina freshmen. Matches were lost to Columbia. Greenville twice, Salisbury and the University of North Carolina freshmen. Letters were awarded Captain Gordon Eaves, Bill Hatcher, Charles Kelly, Charles Hanes and Manager Gene Lawing. Page One Hundred Two I I I i I J it tiff 55 5 rt 1 all 5 5 'TJ rw 5 1 E , t ig f +1 -1 W xii. rx tl? 1 x, f z l r 1 l SNIPS AND CUTS 1934 l FRoN'r Row Cleft to rightjz Julia Brandes, Frances Therrell, Elizabeth Johnson, Virginia Cochrane. Eloise Lowrance, Captain Maryon Muse, Ruth Barkalow. BACK Row: Ruth Morrison, Lucy Barringer, Julia Amon, Elizabeth Calder, Jennie Skidmore, Betty Vlloods, Ruth Hudson, Coach Churchill Boger, Girls' Basketball The girls' basketball team suffered because of a late start in getting out for practice, begin- ning their season late in January and closing it the middle of March. The team was coached by C. S. Boger. member of the faculty. It won nine, lost six, and tied two. Julia Brandes led in scoring with 108 points for the season. Ruth Barkalow was elected captain for next year and letters were awarded to Captain Maryon Muse, Ruth Barkalow, Julia Brandes, Willie Coan, Lucy Barrington, Elizabeth Calder, Betty Woods and Jennie Skidmore. The seasonal record follows: C. H. S. ,... .... ,......,. . . 22 C. H. S. .. .. 11 C. H. S. . .. 15 C. H. S. , .. 6 C. H. S. .. .. 10 C. H. S. .. .. 18 C. H. S. .. .. 23 C. H. S. . .. 20 C. H. S. . . 33 C. H. S. . .. 17 C. H. S. , ., 16 C. H. S. . ., 12 C. H. S. . .. 36 C. H. S. . . 17 C. H. S. , ., 23 C. H. S. .... .. 18 C. H. S, ...... 22 TOTAL .... .... 3 19 Gastonia . . Bain . . . Monroe ,. Wingate ..,.. Paw Creek . . . Kings Mountain Thomasboro . Gastonia .... Sacred Heart . Kings Mountain Wingate , . . . . National .... Sacred Heart . Paw Creek . . Tech High . . National , . , . Thomasboro . TOTAL . 21 47 29 .. 28 20 18 .. 11 7 13 18 N32 .. 12 ., 8 ,. 15 .. 3 .. 7 4 . . .293 Page One Hundred Three From the inside looking out . . . and down, See the game for noth- ing . . . what game? . . . One belt line you can't go around for a nickel. Lel's go to the drug store. Lend me a dime. Miss Bertha, The lone sentinel. 5279: FEW? , W 'QA -z ' ' Lg: 3 A 1 . , M? L 1 fm gage af gi iw fx x .v A' 1,3 uf ,X x 4 f , A5 4-win? V -'Q ff: ss f.-eff, if 972 1 -- Q f9'i. MISS BARBARA DAVIS Sponsor Editor-in-Chief Snips and Cuts MISS PRISCILLA HAWLEY Sponsor Business Manager Snips and Cuts Q., . MRS. WILLIAM M. BELL Sponsor Studenl Council lSecond Scmcslerj MISS DOROTHY MCCGNNELI Sponsor Student Council L IFirsl Semeslcrh ,.n.. .- MRS. ROBERT M. DOWD Sponsor Senior Class QFirst SemesterD ,.....Lk-, MISS MARJORIE WAKEFIELD Sponsor Senior Class CSecond Semesterj MISS JANE WILEY Sponsor Basketball MISS BARBARA DIIVIAN Sponsor Football W ,,.1L.... ,, -, MISS HAZEL RITCH Sponsor Golf MISS SARAH LONG HATCHER Sponsor Boxing MISS HELEN ELLIOTT Sponsor Track Up ana' over . . . the only Held goal that went up and over for Central Hi. Gaald did it. Paddling up the flag pole. 5,000,000 marks reward for proper identidcation. Some childish play. Mary, Mary, quite contrary. Just another win for Central Hi XVildcats. ,...L...,- Track captains , . . Keegan? F F . . . Catching dewdrops . . . My school, Big Shot Ben . , . Charlie, his cam- paign manager and their goal . , . Coach Skidmore. Harvey hurdles. Hinson at end of the mile. Senior Superlatiues. Love, Sweet love, Thais the band. A food cave, Down. And he breasts the tape . . . Finish 100 yards. To be or not to be , . . Monroe the bee keeper. Nellie and his chariot. Stepping along. Clearing the bar . . . Some more true love . , . broad jump . , . Graves finishes. -Ani--A A.- SKIDMORE DAY The band . . . Lawing presents . . . Central High . . . all to honor Skid. ,. A, , ,- 135 ' :I-, .- 1 -fi'i'1S'.-, ., ,Lifffik figzs '15 ,M SNIPS AND CUTS 1934 nn- I I I I I I I I I I I -i- 'I' I T I I I I I II I T I I I I I I ? - - - - - - - - -M'- '- - f' Q - '- '- ' - !' - I I : A FAITHFUL SERVANT I I OF THE PEOPLE Capehaff 85 I SINCE 1897 Chandler Druggists I ' 5 - C soDAs SANDWICHES - CANDY - Corner Elizabeth and Haw- Q I thorne Lane I ' I I - CURB SERVICE I I I I The Charlotte 1 Q PHONE 3-H85 T N ational Bank CHARLOTTE, N. C. I ' Free Delivery ! 3 +- -'I- -I-- --I-I-- -'-- -I-f-I----I---- ------I -sc..-..-.. ...... - -..-.....-. '! i '11111i1i 1l'1'll 0i0l1ln-1nn1uu1un1nn1nn--uninn1pm1pq1n1.p.- I WI I Choosing Your College 1' Y h ' f h C ll I MELL0N'S I I you T351 Zfilfd is going Leif? 2 one of the major choices of your CQRRECT H life. There is as much difference I betvlwgeen collleges and theif' idws ' ' ' as t ere is etween peop e. e APPAREL Izvill be glad to send you a bul- I 2 I: etin entitled, Ch ' Y I POR College. It givesoziiiiige villail I points to be considered in mak- MEN I I mg your choice. , I I 3 I I YOUNG MEN I I , L WALTER L. LINGLE, President I AND DAVIDSON, N. C. ' I BoYs I I Q i I Davldson College I I 'P' IIII 1 IIII 1 1 IIII 1 IIII 1 IIII 1 IIII 1111-1 u n-ni uninuinniuuinn-1111:n--u-mini1111.1-up-ng Page One Hundred Sixteen 7 - I ,ACI 'C E-,....Il.- -. C.. -..gl-L. , 1. I -s ,SNIPS AND CUTS 1934' l T I ! 'n'M' ' n ' - n '? i 'i'M- 'i'i '-i '- Q Compliments of T I We are always glad to have Central g i g High School Students to shop with us. i PHARMACY i M ARTIN9 S T 1400 E. Morehead sf. Phone 7187 DEPARTMENT STORE I and i 1 Trade and College Streets T LYONVS PHARMACY T Q s, B. HAGLER, Manager I 1209 E. 7th Sr. Phone 4243 I CHARLQTTE, N, C, I 2 I .i..,,-,,.....-,n-..-..... - -.,-....- -..-,.-..!L .L-..-......-1.-.......-..-.1-..-11.-.....- - ,g,,,,,, ,---,.,.,.. ,,,.,,n, ,,....,,-,,- - - 4 -,.-..,-...-....-..-.,..- Q Q P E N D E R ' s Q Compliments of 1 I L I The name associated with Q COMMONWEALTH Quality Foods . . . Clean Stores FUEL CO- . . . Excellent Service . . . Fresh Merchandise. i Q 1 .is-..-...... ......... +.,-..f. .i.-..-.,-..-..-..- - - - - - .. -..- I ?,..,,.,.,-,,,,.,,, ........ ,,,..,,.,..,f i!,,,,,,,,,,,-,,,-,,,,..,.,,,,,,-,,,,-,,.,,.,,.-..,-..-....- f 1 I z I COMMERCIAL 1 C . I 1 NATIONAL BANK 2 ompliments of s ! 5 l CHARLOTTE, N. C. Q STANDARD ICE i 1 SINCE 1874 . g Co- i i Sixty years Conservative Banking i E 5 . . . solicits accounts of individuals, i Q I firms, and corporations. 'il-un-min 1111111111 .Minis Ci'-nuiun-10m rn 111:111 - 1ln1 +---1--- --------- -------A-1+ 1---M-1 ------ - - - -1-' i 1 2 I 2 I 7 1 i It's a Darling Dress COMPLIMENTS All the favorites of Fashion. LUCIELLE SHOPS DARLING SHOP The Shop of Original Modes E 11 NORTH TRYON ! CHARLOTTE, N. C. 2 l 1 Q -..-..-. ......... ..-,.-,.1 l-.,-..-.- -..- -..- ---.....-.....- -.4... , -. ,, C- fi Page One Hundred Sevent SNIPS AND CUTS 1934 T 1 1 1 i E Compliments of Belk Brothers I Company I e Q II i I gd : . -r--I---I--I --------- ---- - T L ff Z I I I I - I g Charlotte Frsh 81 i I Oyster Co. Q WHOLESALE I , I I 1 Fish, Oysters, Crabs, Scallops I Shrimp, Etc. I I I i g U g i RETAIL DEPARTMENT 5 The Iffffe ef Beffef i i 300 East Trade Street i . a ues 1 Q Telephone 3-2178 I . I I i I ' Parking lot for customers adjoin- i I Q lflg SfOl'E. ' I I I, F + 'l 'i I' T71ii7 I'7 u7'I'i'IW7'll-1.4 +-ll1'lI'IiI'IlTU liiT T T 3I1llTllliIllllilG TI1lu-II1lI1nl-nn-ll1un1ul1nl1nu1nu1un1uu-,g, an-up-nu-nn Q11111 .'1..1.-1,,.....,.,f ff i i y Now W hat T i I 7 P e 5 Shaw-Horton ' i Tlre Co. 1 H A good business course will . E solve the after graduation 6th and College Streets I II problem. ' I CHARLOTTE, W - H : Let us tell you about our Phone 7111 seven splendid courses. Q I I I . . . . I ll 7h . It Vulcamzlng Repairing U II 501141 , Retreading i BUSINESS T AINl76 T T ' i T ghgg Battery Service Accredited and Endorsed e I .. I I H 404V S. T - 55 5 2 g H 2 won Phone 3 22 1 ! McClaren Autocrats 1 H CHARLOTTE, N. C. I 1 I i ' T L37'IT'U-'Ullll7ll?llill1ll'1llTllllllll I-IQ Ll1llilllll11ll1lllu1ll-nrllilliilrllilllqlils Page One Hundred Eighteen , l I A,..1g, , 1..1l.1II1.,1nq1,.1g,1pg1..1g.1g,1.,1g.1 1 1,114.1.,1pu1n,1m.1g.1m.1.,1n,1..1..1. 1.1H11191111111ql1nn-qn11.l1.l1In-un1M1qn.1m,1ug1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1nn1un1n 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 .1m.1m.1nu1lm.-In1.uu1nun1,m1.m1q SNIPS AND CUTS I 9 3 4 CADILLAC LASALLE OLDSMOBILE I I THOMAS CADILLAC-OLDSMOBILE, INC. 500 W. Trade Street Charlotte, N. C. SALES AND SERVICE Tl' 1TTiTTTl I'TlliflTllTlUl'lll'Vl'llTIl'ilWil ?TiTTT llim'l'l'9'l PORTRAITS FOR POSTERITY I I L. Davis Phillips 228 N. Tryon St. Charlotte, N. C. CAROLINA THEATRE BUILDING Tl 7'lTll ilTi liUIT03-llilliillillilllllilllllilllll iTilTi lli 'i 7'i '- '- - - '- - - '- '- - - - - - ' - '- '- Q QUEENS-CHICORA COLLEGE Extends greetings to the Graduates of Charlotte High School, and GIVES A i DIAL N ITATION ll f h ldi who ar raduatin to con I COR I V to a o t e young a es e g g - , sider Queens-Chicora as their college. Fully accredited, fully equipped, and with a social life that is pure and wholesome. The New Day Student Center, as well as other similar buildings, offers an excellent place for study and recreation. Day students are accorded equal- privi- leges with boarders. You will be welcomed. WI WILLIAM H. PRAZER, President Box 300, Charlotte, N. C. i -1- if I IVEY'S- 1 V For Fashions I I I I I CHARLOTTE, N. C, Page One Hundred Nineteen A .L A W ww SNIPS AND CUTS 1 9 3 4 gil-ll1'Il-ll--M-lw-ll-ll--ll--M-n--nl-In--I-.ga ilu:-fin-nn-an-nn-nn1nn1nn-nn1,111-111111.11-11.11 J. O. JONES, INC. i SMITH-CORONA E Our Students' Department carries in 2 PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS I stock the stylish things you will want I i to wear this summer. When you come L CO. T to see us, just ask for Mr. Wentz, I i manager Students' Department. i 2 J. O. JONES, INC. l 'l 208 S. Tryon St. I - l i I -1- -.-- - .-.- --..- .... -1..-l.- ..-. - .... - .... - .... - .... -,...-....-..,. -1. : '- - ---1'- 1- ----1--1-- - --1-M . i II 3 CAROLINA I 1 LINEN SUPPLY CO. RENT! Why Buy? TOWELS i 3 AND LINENS I i 222 West Worthington Ave. I I CHARLOTTE, N. C. 5 I .i ' i T '1 - i T 'i '1 '- '14llT'4 r--'-1-- - - -'-' -1----1-- --'-1--------- 1+ I LOUIS G., Ratchffe i Incorporated I I I I Say It with Flowers 1 I -1-------- --- ------.- ..-..-..1 'r'-'t- 1- '- '- - '-1 - - '- - ' - '-- '- 1--P ' I I - i CONGRATULATIONS I and best wishes to the Senior Class. I I i SPENCERIAN l 1 SHORTHAND SCHOOL Office Outmters 225 South Tryon Street CHARLOTTE, N. C. -nn--m1-- 1uu1un11n11u11 11111111111 111u111u1 n1nn1n1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 111,11 PERRY-MINCEY CO. 123-25 South College Street Charlotte's Largest Independent Furniture Store L-.. ........ .-..,- DE VONDE HAIRDRESSERS 5 Best by Reputation PHONE 3-2101 . I Tj 120 Builders Bldg. V CHARLOTTE, N. C. l-.....-..-..- -.-..-..-..-..-,.-...,.- WHIWH Starter, Generator and Ignition Service Charlotte Storage Battery Co. l CHARLOTTE, N. C. L 816 s. Tryon st. Phone 4101 'L I CHARLOTTE, N. C. I 111111111in11-un1nu1nn:nn1nu111n-nu1n 1ul1un1n!s 4'-n111uni1111111nina1-un--nl-nu-nninninn-un1nn1n'n Page One Hundred Twenty 1- 1. LL, 1.1-.-L W L ,Q nn1ln1 SNI PS AND CUTS 1934 'I ' ' ' ' '1' '? ' ' ' ' ' 'I !' I I I COURTESY 1 I The Astor Cafe 5 i d During intermission and after the E 2 - ance-- 5 CO' l E Meet Me At the Astor Cafe g PHONE 2-3191 I I WE AIM TO PLEASE T East Avenue at Davidson St. Z I 53 S, TrY011 Sf. Dial 3-5960 I ' since 1914-Open All Night I --- ------- --- -'-' --- '--- -I-I -i-- .... - .-.. - ..,. - .... - ..A. - .1.. - .... - .... - .... - .... - -.A. - .... - .... -..-I. -u-- ------- '- - '- - - -- '- -H -+ +I- -'-- ----------- - --I---+ I I I YELLOW C AB CO. I COMPLIMENTS OF HA service for Those f ' LOUIS M- HOLMES j Who Care 2 PARK PLACE PHARMACY DIAL 6161 l 703 Providence Road From Sun to Sun - Quick Sew!-Ce 1 ' 11'1'1'1 ' 1 'WE' 'i'- Ivll 1--1 H -I1 1 Illl 1 Irll 11111 III' 1 I Ui - ---- -- ---- - '- - '--- - ---- - '- - '--- - -- - ---- - K--' - '- - '-'- --g- +I- --II --- ---- - -f-- -H--- f--- - ---- - ---- - ---- ---I-I--p I I I A I C L ENTS OF 2 L1sK CUT RATE I - OMF IM h I PHARMACY i I I WKETTL i 826 E. Trade sneer 2 I DD ' v l PHONE 2-2137 TRANSFER vsromezco. We Deliver Anywhere in the City E 2 1 CHARLOTTE, N. C. CALL 3-7151 i I 2 - ..-. - .-.. -A--u- .--- - ---- - ---- -i--- ---' ---I---I-I---+ +- ---- - --.- - - ----- -.-- - --.- ---u-u----,-- - -I----L IGO3-5 South Blvd. 707-9 Providence Road 824 E. Morehead Street iw- - - - -- - - ' ------ f Stylish, Durable Q FOOTWEAR LN M H W v,,f . 5? Q for High School Days Q 610' E GILMER-MooRE Co. M Shoes - Hosiery - Luggage 'll' owl 'I CHARLOTTE, N. C. i +- .... ------------ I -I-.4 Run Rgfzl Jo R8l'd'S I Page One Hundred Twenty-one 9 9 0 I - MAL- .LC LL L2 LL I SNIPS AND 1934 CUTS '! - -H --'-- ' ' '? 'M' '!' 1 'E Q . I . K , i Lots of people Complzments ' 7 Are just i A 86 P i 0 3 TEA Now dls- 1 CQMPANY Covering the O 1 I - - j i I Extra quallty 1I1 I R I i Z i Q Peanut Butter J 0 - I 6 3 fl i i Sandvmches .. 6 E MADE BY . l T Q O 3 i L A N C E T i i 3- ---. - --.- ---------- - ---H vi- -i-- ---- - --f- - ---- - ---- - --'- - -1-' - ---- - '-'A - '-'- - ---- - --'- ----'- +llllll1ll7 llll iIlll1lIll1 Illl lull-YIIIT Illl 'Y llll 1Illl-illli llll -U? ?lTl'lT 'i T i 'T T '7'mi T lui 5 I : i I x lllnlllllllllljnllll S FLOWERS ! Q Sm Dames For All Occasions K! e 1 I fTIlnm1TI ' z T 6146 A L 2Z?6E.ilT1Ic?rIjcE1le Ave. i i g CHARLOTTE, N. C. aef,f:':u'i'd'-g'1'e.:fmr N 3.f1 in IIII nn Illh H - llll - llll - I-I - IAIA - IIII -W -up III, -li T 1,-gjr -3- ---- - ITI- ----- -'-' - '--- - ---- - '-'- - -'-' - - ' - - - - -4- f All Kinds of Moulds and Fancy Forms Appropriate L BYARS MOTOR CO' to Every Occasion. L AUSTIN-REO-WILLYS , l j AUTOMOBILES : i Southern Dames 1416 South Mint sneer I Incorporated Q i l 600 West Fifth Street - CHARLOTTE, N. C. Z Phone 3-1164 I 2 1 -i-- -'.- - -'-- -- '--- - -'-' --- ---' - -'-- - .--' ---'- .--' ----L +- '-.- - ---. -- ..1. - --,- --- -.-- --------..--- Page One Hundred Twenty-two L L L LL- L, L 1 SNIPS AND CUTS 1934 :l - -- - - - -'- - '- - - '--u'- --'-'- - - - - '- -H'--H'-' - - - - - - - - -HH- ! i To THE STUDENTS AND FACULTY OF DEAR OLD CENTRAL: l ! 1 It has been a distinct pleasure to have been able to serve E you during 1933-1934. Your patronage is highly appreciated by each of us. I f The Hundred and Twenty-four Employees of l I CAROLINA BAKING CO. l 5 Bakers of L O'BOY BREAD, CHEESE BREAD, CRACKED WHEAT- Ii BREAD AND SOUTHERN CAKE I 'I' , .x,.....-....-...-...-....-.....-...-...-..-..-...........-....-...-...-....-...-....-...-....-....-.........-...-..- - -...- 5 41 T The True Atmosphere of School and College W l We endeavor, in producing school annuals, to render a g helpful and constructive service directed toward enabling a Q student staif to get out a representative, distinctive book. In connection with our new and modern printing plant A we maintain a large Art and Service Department where 3 page borders, cover designs, division pages, and complete , decorative and illustrative motifs are created and worked 1 ,,t, i THE QUEEN CITY PRINTING COMPANY I Where Better Printing Costs Less CHARLOTTE, N. C. Page One Hundred Twenty-t 5 :lf ia 11 NL Z E 1 out. L 9 4-.T WJ A Y , a ll if N 0 0 0 fi 31 J1 11 H Y , -L Dwi, Ar... , L , ..1l.,1.m.-M141 1 1 1444414...-In1u.,1nn1.u1...1lll1ug1ug-..u1qq1u.1u..1..l.1gu1 1 1 1 1..1.,1 ,1.m1w1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 151 1 1 1 1 1 1 1.11 1W1 1uu1..u1ll1.,,.1...-3.1 SNIPS 3' I I SPOON'S ICE CREAM I We appreciate your business I 5 Try our Soda Fountain Service DIAL 4715 I 1529 South Boulevard I 1428 East 4th Sfmt ! +-1..-...- -....-.....1..- -W-..-..,-..-.....-. ?.-....-....-....-....-....-....-....-....-....-.1..-....-....- W. G. JARRELL MACHINE CO. I General Machinery Repairs--New I Machines Built to Order in Electric and Acetylene Welding 2, Wood and Metal Patterns P. O. BOX 574 I Mint at Palmer Sts. Charlotte, N. C. L..-,.-..-..-..-.,-..-..-..-.M-,.-.....- AND CUTS 1934 . '!' u11au--un-uns--nu--nn--1111111u--an--uuzuuiul--uuiuu-.ig uri:n1un1un-uu1lu1un1un1uuvus1uu1uu1ul1un- - E GREEN GABLES l Q I 5 RESTAURANT i Fine Food for Fine Folks A A I I 605 Providence Road I i DIAL 9683 l -i------- - ----1-,----o--1- ----------2 Q I COMPLIMENTS Q . I SEARS ROEBUCK 86 COMPANY I 304 SOUTH TRYON STREET -4- -i--------- -------- ---------11 ?q-uuiuliaaiuninni11.111111111.11-an-.u1uu1uu-of q?n1uu-uu1uu1uu--11111111111Ir1Il1Il1lu1ll1lh-or E . I NEW Low FARES I I I I Ride Queen City Coaches I 2 InC0fP01'3f9d I I The Queen of the South I I Wholesale Merchants 4 Call us for Special Trips I I FRUIT-S PRODUCE I I Anywhere-Anytime I Q POULTRY AND EGGS UEEN CITY COACH I 501-3-5 S. College Street I I Q CO., I CHiIfI'2fTfI31137C Q 415 W. Fifth sr. Phone 5813 Q I ' ' ' I CHARLOTTE, N. C. -uni:-111 1 1nn1uu1uu:nn1unQnn1nn:au11:11:13 'ii-1111111111 :nu11111111111nu1uu1uu1lu1-nuiluill-ICE s'on1n1uu1uu1uu1uu1nn1nu1uu1uu1ua1uu1uu1uu-gi, 11111111 :v:111 - 1 1 1uu1lu1ul-Q9 , . . Q ! E l T1-los. GRIFFITH Q 1 86 CO. MCDONALD SERVICE Insurance Headquarters e 109 w. 4th so i PIRESTONE PRODUCTS comowo, N. c. Q TEXACO-GULF Q I 4195--PHONES-4196 I I E I E 4-l1ll1'llliTlll1illl1Tll lll'1' llll 'illuilllulllllllllllli ihlllllll 117i T l T l l Tllilllli Page One Hundred Twenty-four SNIPS AND CUTS 1934 CONVENIENCE- Is a matter of comfort, pleasure or time. The easiest Way to do a thing is usually the most convenient. Electricity offers the most convenient, the most eco- nomical and the quickest Way to wash, sweep, sew, cook, and many other daily tasks that without the use of electrical servants means long hours of tedious, tire- some work. Make use of this greatest of conveniences- Electricity. I SOUTHERN PUBLIC UTILITIES CU. DIAL 4112 432 SOUTH CHURCH ST. Electricity-the Servant in the Home Page One Hundred Twenty five SNIPS AND 1934 CUTS 'gll1l'Il 11111- 11111 Il 1111111-agp agen--11111 1111111111 -111111 1111-1111 1 1 1 ' T T T Give R! 1 I Tl T 1 J l . T T T . the S 1 ..g, i 1 P 1 1 fs 11 - 1 en QTTITITFT TF: if? .H You know lg 'iriiiiq they prefer T .' T TTT T T 1? Magazine Pub- 1 i -V -' 1--4' i : gwuyegulound out I EFIRD'S IS YOUR STORE i i ' T Efird's i3 your Store whether y0u're in T T F asked IOOTEOCLPCIQJPIQCT S Charlotte or nat. Remember that always-W 5 5 oun more owne t e at er I If you can't shop in person call us or write I I than airy other PCR. SCC tlmese 5 us. VVe're always glad to he of service. g 2 Streamlined Pfessufeless Wfitlng L Parker Duofold Pens here. Guar- L , 9 T I anleedfur LW, 35, S7 or S10. 1 T T I RE 5 I ECKERD'S T Db-pARTMENTsT0 Reasonable Drug Prices 1 C ARL07'T5'M57 I I CHARLOTTE, N. C. T T T 'P-111111111 1111 1111-11111-111111111111111111111111111111-nip oi:-111. i1111i11111 11111-11 Ognilu --1111-1- 1 1111111111-.P 501111111 111-1-111- - 1 T I 1 T T T X 1 . 'N T T 5 A G1 1 'T' 'S 2 5 I X if 1 -1g i PATRONIZE f 1 f' f11'T ERP ki' X I N 11 17.12 Wil I I T f' !T Tl TL ,Ti LL 'OUR - EST L' 'T 4 - 1 T 3 T 25,37 3: .T ' T I l fgiigpfzaigi Q5 T i - U 'T' 'Q 5 : 1 - ' TT 1 1 1 1 1 THEY ARE T T I - Q 2 2 1 S T E R C H I S 1 1 5 i WORTHY OF The SOuth's Largest and Finest T Radio and Furniture E YOUR SUPPORT- i Dealers T 317 s. TRYON STREET 1 1 I -5--....-......1..-....-....-....-.....-..........-....-.....- -....-...Q -i.-...... .... --------- -....-1 Page One Hundred Twenty-six if' 1 TQVTTL 'L 11. TT T 11 114 .11 ' .11 1 1 K 1 .1 '11 5 1 x i it 3 I, T fe lllvy 133 1 , ri 1.110 1 .giixw 35:15 'QM 5 1 6 J rii'2'Lj11 .1111-11 111' .Q Q. T 131 id: 1 fff 5 If 1 1 410 V131 Tizifli' 5 1 nv' 11311 ' 14' . ,Wa -5 3 7: 1 T : 111111 I 1 T' H, if . T-Mg V T . 11 .Q Q 1 1 1 1 5 T 1 52 WW: if 11 T ,pw SNIPS AND CUTS 1934 NACIIII II IEVIENIIENII IN ANY ILIINIE OIF IENIDIEAVUPIK IIIIIIIIIIE NAfILU.IRAII. IIUEVIUIILII GIF AB ILIIIIY AND IEX IPIE IRI! IE NIUE ., IPILIIILIV IJJIP IDU IUIUNIIITC WIIIIIIIIJV UIINGANIZNIIICDIN. IIAIIKIEIT IPIKIIDIE IIN IIIIJY JNLUIIEIIIEJVJTQ-'f'JVLL,U1IIIIEvIVJT EAPXNEID IIBY IIIIIIE AIBII IL IIIWY OIF IU? M IEMIIIBIEIIUQ IIITIIIE IEXIPIEIIUIIENCIE IEAIINIEID IN NIINIEITIEIEIN- YIEMRIA UII: IE FIFUIIUI9 ANID IIIIITIE UIPIPCIIIUIIUI XIIITII IEJV UIIFIFIEIIL EID - 'BY IIUI CILIIENII O . CEIHIAIPXILCUJIITE IENIBIRAVIINGS I CUM PANY IINGQ. ART I-ITL' PI'IOTO'ENGRAVEPJ'- DEIIGNEPJ' ce-m.ru.o-r'rE .5 NoP.,T1-r I if CAROLINA 41 i EJTA B LIJ'1'f E D N IN ETEEN FIFTEEN . fav -I5 . . I I I I Q SNIPS AND CUTS 1934 TRUST ONE WHo KNOWS HE OBSERVER PRINTING HOUSE-the home of better annuals-has gained a wealth of valuable experience through thirty- seuen years of specialization in this field, the benefit of which is yours for the asking. We offer you the services of a highly trained and etlicient organization, which will aid you in the planning and compilation of your yearbook, thereby minimizing the worries and uncertainties incident to the publication of an annual. CORRESPONDENCE INVITED The Observer Printing House, glnc i 322'324 South Ghurch Streerw Charlotte, N. C. I la I SNIPS AND CUTS 1934 Special Acknowledgment The title pages for this issue of SNIPS AND CUTS were created by the advanced art students. They represent the various phases of school life. The little models were de- veloped With paper from original patterns together with paste, adhesive tape, thread, wool, rubber sponge, cello- phane, clay and rubber balls as supporting mediums. These figures possessed such details as eyelashes, separate curls, lace collars, high-heeled slippers. The compositions repre- sent the various talents of the students from figure to object construction, from composition to artistic pho- tography. To Miss Lemmons and members of her art class the staff acknowledges their appreciation for this new feature. CLASS MEMBERS 4 MARTHA ELIZABETH ALEXANDER I MARTHA MAY ASBURY 4 DOROTHY BAKER 1 SARAH HALL 4 MARY SUSAN JAMES 1 LOUISE JONES 4 ANNE LITTLE 1 KATHRYN RIDGELY 4 MARGARET RHYNE 1 ELIZABETH RHYNE 1 Photography by Bill Grimes Page One Hundred Twenty nme SNIPS AND CUTS 193.4 Acknowledgments So many, through actual work or encouragement have helped to make this volume of SNIPS AND CUTS a success it would be diflicult to acknowledge all by name. We sincerely thank you all. There are, how- ever, some who have worked with us through thick and thin. So especially do we acknowledge the help and encouragement of Mr. I. E. Ready, Mr. F. L. Hawkins, Mr. L. Davis Phillips, the personnel of the Observer Printing House, and the Charlotte Engrav- ing Company. f -RICHARD AND RUSSELL. P g On Hundred Thirty SNIPS AND CUTS 1 9 3 4 A AUTOGRAPHS Z! Www od 'ffl -f E. F P 1 E I E. 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