Central High School - Snips and Cuts Yearbook (Charlotte, NC)
- Class of 1935
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Having completed another year, one more edition of our High School Annual is liled away. We live in the present, look for the future, and rejoice over the memories of the past. So did Dr. Graham. As one purpose of his life was to make the schools of the state truly representa- tive, so it is the purpose of this book to be truly representa- tive of the school by which it is published. if 4 Q-,Tx ., D F M , 5 E M E f 'ed l ro- 'g of of :he ies 3 his 5 ta- ta- C O N T E N T S mwmwymmmmmmmmll BOOK I 'IH E SCIH O O L SENIOR JUNIOR BOOKI: A'TP1L E TI C S BOCJK III ORCLRNIZAIICHQS SPONSORS ADVERTISEMENTS fluff- Book ONE THE SCHOCL E: 1 , r M 5 : F il 4, N V 3. s- 23 F if ri 5 ls fl J fl: in. 'ii W E 'f W 5 . ,, . lf P51411 'fs Ljxw wi ww! I, xmfff, I-9 33: Q1 ,514 ,I '. my U '..:v N Ly-'25 Li 13' W 2113 15 ..: . ,, 2 Aw. rl V 345' V 342741 'J 4 , r U . f arf I :jjd va 4. 1 4 23-fri 1: ,I X. I wr x gi sf L na..- K iff ,M ff 2. 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He practiced law there for seven years. Leaving law, Mr. Graham organized the public schools, starting in his own community. From the day he left law, the father of the North Carolina graded schools sacrificed the entirety of his life to the youth of this state. X L x faham o fob th, he . end- gkfter NOTHI teived young there hook, Zlaxv, -d the and CUT M 24 ISI! 1 4' 1 Q , 4 NIPS and CUT I ll X .Y 5 X . . Lf, x.. V ' v I ' , 4.. 1 . . f-X 1 f L A K 17 : .-X I-V' .:N. v-W-1,v r xfxx I!.,XXV Afffx ,xx J,-X iii? ,. J ,X Q wmv lil-L. -U .. ,,,,, ., x.,--F, x . XE, -pr, ,f xggu-,pi 'xx J, 3 Q lg, '--33: ,, ..,1.! X gif, - . ,E ., , I., 'CNS' 'Ii '12 .. lf 1,1 ,,,.. E -t, --lt N. S U 5, cl 1, ' , ,m 1 :, Qkvgzbghgagzyyg-V 9mg,pw,,Ww:1:mwW--1 . X - . ,. ,. .- . .HM X ..-M.A+,,:A,.g . , , .. , ,. ,,. v, .. . 2 -. - X v3'.w-Q1 r 'soifzffiff -Q-wAx..5f.Qf ., f A . . A .4-.,fx,X QWff,.,,m12w-A w-an-.Q -an-X , . f 1. 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BIYRTLE Aslzvm' Miss Iiomxxxu lirhxm Bllsx C'.x'ruEuIN1-1 CL!-ZGG Commercial Lifnrrzrian Lalin Miss VVILLIE RUBY BLgXCTICl3l'IlN Mus. .l.xxE'r Iimxxx Mn. .hxurzs YVIHT I,E:xRBl0N C0171'lI1UFCi01 Hilnlz' Jlllfllflllllfil'-V and glflzlffic Dirffclor - w rj 5 E 9 'EyKA0JL!!VMxOrl 1, 0 A- DONNELLY , DowNs Dus l-11.1.15 Plums FORK Miss BER N THA DONNELLY Miss Lovin IJFLS Mu. CQEORGE E. FIELDS Matlze ' -v . . matics 1371011311 cw0lI1II1t'l'Cl!lI Miss LIINNIE D - 0wNb MISS M-W1 ELLIS Miss CORNELIA FoRE En lish . . . 9 LIIQIIJII Hmtory 1 6 V GMA HW RI DEARMOR CLEGG EARMOX Jthletic 0 elf 0, Tl!-LLD5 FORE F0112 SNIPSanclCUTS GARINGEK GRAY GRIER PIAYVKINS ENDERSON HOl'LE Z-. MRS. E. H. GARINGER MISS ELLIE P. GRIER MISS JESSIE HENDEIKSON English Latin English MISS MARY LAW GRAY MR. JAMES R. HAN!'IiINS MR. H. B. HOYLE French Dean of Boys, Commercial Physics and Zllathenzatics Geography A' A 3 na fm 'YUS im' VW' HOYLE HUTCHISON JONES KELLY LAI-'l liR'l'Y LANGFURD MRS. FRANCES B. HOYLE Miss LENA JONES MISS OMA C. LA1v1fER'rY French and Spanish Secretary History Miss CI-IARLEE HU'1'CIiISON MISS SARAH KELLY Miss JO LANG1+'ORD Matlzeizzatics 1V6lf1L67IlflffCS FVCYLCIL 17 SNIPS and CUTS - I 'T fvdfq Zh? W NASH NEXVLAND L vlxfl-my MARRI-IAM ML MAA I S BIUORE N ll X 35 4 I I -1 4 v .I I Q I J t, bg I 'Sf 'I 1 wh I M I 'J 1, IQ! ld 3 . W 'UI P Y ff. Q ' 'fi 5 I I3 Qs 4 ky 6 ' H 5 I 4 . ' 1 1 I 1 I I 4 f 1 XI MR. O. P. LITTELL MISS HELEN BICBIANUS MISS BIARY ARMAND NASH Commerial Geography Commercial flft MISS REBECCA BIARKHAM Mlss FANNIE BIOORE MISS BIARGARET XEWVLAND Home Economics ZWfll'h6 1flffCS English fffwx I If b NORMAN 0noM PARKS RAIIISEY RANRIN RONE SIDES THCMAS MR. JOHN H. NORMAN MISS LILLIAN PARKS MISS JESSIE RIANKIN Chemistry English History . MISS CORA ODOM MISS ELIZABETH RAMSEY MRS. ETHEL RONE Commercial Hisforiy English MR. L. R. SIDES MISS FLORENCE THOMAS Music Hovrzzf Economics , T . KY: .44 2:60 , A r,-V 'P NEWLAND NASH 'LAND l THOMAS CKIN ONE ? 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' ' . 11. . , . 1 1 V 1 1 ' 2 ' 1 y i iiiiiA iiii - J .' ,, 7 I Y 4 GEORGE RAY ,,,,.........,,,,,,,,,,,....... .. .,,,..,, . .........,......,,..,,,,,,,,.......,.A,, v,,......,,,, .,..,,,. 1 9 resident 1 X' 1 I 1 fy 2 SNIPS and CUTS f',d.2, CBASUW' CHARLES VVALTRR ARERS Home Room President C215 Vice- President Home Room Cljg Presi- dent Senior Class C2jg Band Cl, QD, President C25 g Chairman Commence- ment Committee C2jg Program Com- mittee C2j. JAMES W. ALEXANDER Good Sports Club C115 Basketball Cljg Junior Basketball C2jg Physics Club C2jg Ivey's Day Cljg Sears- Roebuck Day .j, V I I JNL off 3 DTARTHA ALEXANDER Marshalg Secretary Senior Class C2j g Treasurer Latin Club g Vice-President French Club C25 3 Ring Committee 5 Iveyys Day C153 Office Assistant MARY Ross ALEXANDER Chemistry Clubg Girl Reserves SARAH ALEXANDER ROBIZIIT BIARTIN ALLISON X Af. Cross Country Team. ' , S A++ AMB RUEUS IQITR ALLISON Physics Club LUCY ALSTON Vice-President Home Room C1, 25 g Good Sports Club Cl, 2D 5 Rambler staff 425. I 1 kg' LJ? CCW iw krfr V IRGINIA MORRIS TLXLVERSON A'Cappella Choir Cl, Qjg Dra- matic Club LOIS BIARTHA J O fXNDREXV Ivey's Day C2jg Chorus Cljg Girls' Band CI, 259 Good Sports Club C3jg Concert Band C3jg Bas- ketball CIDQ Hockey 415, E1-emi, Club CQ, Chess Club 77 77740 'Jef-LI: LUCY RIITTIE ANDREWS A'Cappella Choirg Tennis Team- SARAH ELIZABETH ANTHONY A'Cappella Choir C353 Good Sports Club C3jg Home Room SCC' retary Cljg American History Club C3jg Secretary Life Service Club C25- if 64 A. l BERTIIL R Home Hof-L Secretary Jun tary Stud:-nt Assembly' I. Orchestra Grounds Comm F- 4 4 he IWVS D. Good :iw Tetgry Dru lxl Qlllh N . laureate nium Bailicappflla kfiballk : fm ESRI mi :xr bill Dmmiir- Girl Dai' ,1 Rfservri I Grd XXDER ALLISON Team. A S .JW ANDREWS Tennis Team' II XNTI4I0IqY I 1 ., . Go0d ir fujv f Y. SCC' , HUOIH ' IH' C1 b I ll .'l1 Hptorj fri' xiw' Club SNIPS and CUTS 54- 26-auf A. P. ARCHER BERTIE RHYNE ARMOUII Home Room Secretary Cl, 25g Secretary Junior Class U55 Secre- tary Student Council C253 Student Assembly Cl, 25g Basketball Q25g Orchestra Cl, 25g House and Grounds Committee C255 Marshal. Mm-.,e.4L 'yu H JAMES HAROIJD AUSTIN Football CZ, 35 g Basketball C2, 35 g Home Room Secretary g Track C2, 35 5 lVIonogram Club. JOSEPH HABIILTON AUSTIN Football f25g Chemistry Club. L. ,, 1 , S. l ,LJ mf' l Iffvi' 1 IX . 'MXL . Ee J . I A7 7613 '7 SARAH AUSTIN CATHERINE EUGENIA BAKER FRANCIS NEIL BIXLDRIGE Ivey'S Day C15g Rambler Staff f25g Good Sports Club fl, 253 Sec- retary Dramatic Club Q25g Cicero Club Office Assistantg Bacca- laureate Committee C25g Marshal. EMILY RU'l'H SBARKALOXV A'Cappella Choir C25g Girls' Band C155 Concert Band Bas- ketball fl, 25, Captain Q25g Student Council C15g Home Room Secretary C25 g Dramatic Club Sears-Roe- buck Day C153 Efird's Day U55 Girl Reserves fl, 25. 'mar kwa. lNI1LDRED RAE 13ARKALOWV Basketball Cl, 25g Good Sports Club Cl, 255 Home Room Secretary f25g Intramural Sports l5'IARGARE'l' LENORA BARNETT Good Sports Club Q2, 355 Girls' Band f25g Concert Band Bas- ketball C15g Hockey C153 Girls' Ath- letic Association Q15g lvey's Day C25g French Club 25 6-ufno-.1 5,115 ROSIENIONIJ BARNBLTT History Clubg A,Cappella Choir. YVILLIAM S. BARNETT Home Room Treasurer Good Sports Club QQ, 1 34 15 I .Cn I 111 fi I1 . 'A A Y, 5 1a is 5 fm 'Sfvl ' J is . 9' ' 1 'iff ,A 13 ' rl lg: 4.2 if Z ,I 'S . . P 'df I V 1 G, I S 1251 :fl iii lr-31 D I I I s N 1 P s C171 cl C U T1 sj f,if :gpg ffl U.f,.,..,2..,.,!Q Ialufmwh, 'Wy' CHARLES JOYCE BARR BEULAH INEZ BARTLABI NINA RIERIE BEAIwIoN Good Sports Clubg Vice-President Home Room President. Home Room. LUCY LECLAIN BARRINGTON ADRIENNE VVOLFE BAXTER CHARLIE F. HENR1' BEGC Home Room Secretary Qljg Good Beginnerfs Chorus CZDQ A,Cap- Football C153 Home Room Presi- pella Choir Beginnei-'s Band dent C2jg Vice-President Home Sports Club Cl, 2, Girl Reserves C353 Ivey's Day Cl, Zjg Efird's Day Room Club fl, 2, Basketball QI, 2, 3jg A,Cappella Choir Cl, 2, 353 Vice- Prcsident Home Room Q3jg Student Assembly y K1 . BN. I! X. , ll All rL....... T171 M 1 M IM A PM 'fw- FI.0X'Il G. BERRY CAROLINE VVALDEN BETTS CHATEAU THIERRY BLACK Choir. Le Cerclv Francais IvCy'S Day I . . , 1 , 7 11 11111111 1111111111 B111iRXHILL lXIARGAR1'l'l' ANN BIRD HENRY GRADY BLACK French Club. 24 fl, Qjg Sears-Roebuck Day If' xx ' rgwdf- BONNIE Bm Civcm ll1II,I.I.UI RI Treasurer Hou President Home urer Hi-Y: Cafe ball fl. 2, Isl: Track C2. 353 Ti Classg Student A E1-AEAXOI MlXQd C MARILE 1 Minstrel Committee 410.14 BEAMON NRI' BEGG 2 Room Presi- sident Home l i. Al H L 4 In al E4 I I ex ! l I XX lil My RRY BLACK P I f V1 P il I Y I I , 11's M Inj, lui X ,Y BLACK I , W2 . I SNIPS and CUTS ww Zigi! Bow MCMA may tulle I Q BONNIE BEATRICE BLAKENEY EVERETTE BLANTON VVILLA CATHERINE BOONE Cicero Club A'Cappella Choir Qljg English Club rip. VVILLIAM RENNIE BI.AI,.OCIi HARRIET CAROLINE BOGART JACK BRADFIELD Treasurer Home Room fl, 2, 35g President Home Room Cllg Good Good Sports Club. President Home Room C3jg Treas- Sports Club Q3jg Chorus I urer Hi-Yg Cafeteria CZ, 3-jg Foot- ball C1, 2, 3jg Basketball QQ, 3jg Track Q2, 35g Treasurer Sophomore I fi ik Classg Student Assembly. I , sf' AD Jr. 1 5 g,' I l, 7 X 2 ' I if A Mn if .aww EIiIHiXNO1i BRADFORD MARGARET BROOIiSHIRl2 Mixed Chorus MARILYN BRI'I I'AIN ANNIE MAE BROXVN Mfinstrel fljg House and Grounds hfarshalg Rambler Staff Committee C255 Ivey's Day 25 aa. JJWUL yan, LULA JAY BRUMLEY JAMES MCK. BU1lNHiX3I, III President Home Room fl, Dramatic Club CZ, 313 President Chemistry Club f3jg Good Sports Club Band QI, 2, Sjg A,C:1p- pella Choir Minstrel CQ, Track fl, Qjg Manager ,ral 977016441 llIAR1HA EI LANOR BURRIS Good S orts Club 2 3 Tennis DORIS BTITCHFII BXRAM Q7 :rl on 'I r aa, ' A T P C 1 Ds U fl, Zjg French Club Cl, 22g Chorus Q2jg A'Cappella Choir Hockey CU- L and CUTS r T MMW ffbf uw,-f HAZEL BYRAM DOROTHY A. CALDXVELL Secretary Home Room fljg Ivey's Day QIDQ Efird's Day Qljg Rambler I Staff CID, Circulation Manager Q2jg Good Sports Club Q1, Qjg Dramatic Club Q25 g Junior Observer Editor CQDQ Student Assembly Q2jg Cicero r Club Q2Dg Class Day Committee Marshal. E? BTARGUERITE CADDELL HELEN CALLAHAM Good Sports Club Q2jg Girl Re- Gi1'1RCSCrvffS Cl, 25- serves C2jg President Home Room CZK. K ay -1 s t ,. I CORNELIA E. CAMPBELL VVALTER LOGAN CARRIKER MARY ELIZABETH CARTER BIARY JEAN CARPENTER EI,IZABE'FH SLOAN CARSON RODERIC VVALTER CARTIER Iveyvs Day C113 A'Cappella Choir A,CappeHa Choir C13 233 Library President Home Rogmg Bandg Cl' 27? Begmners Band Assistant Orchestra' Choir' O. D. S-5 Good ' ' . , .h- Sports Clubg Dramatic Club, AN ery Club. 26 vi do HI IVR Q Q 64304 Srxrono CASPER l Rambler Stall lf 1 l mg Track Team 1 Choir PAUL C HAI Cheerleader 1 Sports Club: Student 3 Track Team: lrefs Dayg Home Room Tr- teria Attendant: Vit r . Home Room, w HERBERT EU ?fhelmst'F Club I Acappeua Ch' I VIRGINIA Ln Ma h irfsiifnilnmi f a 1 0111 ml Begiilni 'S Zhi ALDWELL m ul 5 lV6y,3 ill! Rambler Manager C235 fl: Dramatic 'server Editor 5' C251 Cicero ommittee mg .AHAM Ll. 25. 45 4 ,f 3 fee 'ru CARTER Hi cwflfif' A Iiimllli Btndi J IJ 5-2 00065 still' fiilllll Arch' i A it li fr 1 W is il' SNIPS and CUTS 645454, val.-44,21 SANFORD CASPER CHANDLER Rambler Staff C255 Traffic OfHcer QQD5 Track Team CD5 A'Cappella Choir PAUL CHAPLIN Cheer Leader C15 2j5 Good Sports Club5 Student Assembly Cljg Track Teamg Ivey's Dayg Efird's Day5 Home Room Treasurerg Cafe- teria Attendant5 Vice-President Home Room. ol nnjlflj sea M Ma BILLY CHARLES BEVERLY ANN CLARK Good Sports Club Q25 3j5 French Club Vice-President Home Room CQD5 Efirdis Day QQQ5 Ivey's Day QZQ5 Basketball , I 1 5 Ha,-fl, EDNA CLARK RALPH CHARLES CLARK Physics Club Zu ,, JMX! HERBERT EUGENE CLINE Chemistry Club Track Q25 355 A'Cappella Choir XIIRGINIA LEE COCHRANE aww?-if ww DOLLY IRENE COE A'Cappella Choir C15 QD. GENE P. COFIELD Kama, wk LAWVRENCE LEYERING COLYER Student Assembly CZZD5 Treasurer Home Room DOROTHY ROSE CONN Marshal C155 Ivey's Day QU 5 Marshal5 Vice-President Home Rambler Staff 5 Dramatic President Home Room QQQ 5 Basket- Room C11 5 Treasurer Home Room Club D C D D ,ii ball fljg Beginneris Band C1 . 1 5 Secretary Chess Club C2 5 Good Sports Club 27 i i i ii fi E ,ln 2,35 R az M . i i i 1 li ,V 4 fi Y AY 8' li K lil v 'I I 'i 2, ,V ,VJJ EJVMQJXQ ,'i , jjjffjvyf. -,.y,,2jQls N 1 P s Gina C U T S . . ' -J rr. V 5 : Lg' 1 'fl ff-0164: 77140 TTRANCES BGST COOKE HERBEIKT COPELAND JHNIBIIE C. COVINGTON Secretary Home Room Q3jg Vice- President Home Room Football fl, 2, 3jg Track fl, 2, 35g Intramural Boxing Runner-up ,NS 4 f2jg Student Assembly f3Qg Ivey's Day C215 The Hi Ho Club C2, ROISIERT LOUIS CooK TXIIRIANI ALICE COULTER JININIIR KNOX COWAN Band. Efird's Day Q2jg Ivey's Day f2j, 1 V: . L, -V. , -Ti Q11 R1 n -54 Vice-President Home Room Annual Staff Program Com- mittee lGood Sports Club Treasurer C3j:- , I -7 i ' J . ,147 My Haag C.xI.v1N LATHAN CRAIG Treasurer Home Room .IAMES IERAXTON CJRAYEN Marshal Cl, 2jg Vice-President O. D. S. C2jg President Home Room f2Dg Chairman Program Committee History Club ITATHRYN ADAMS CRAVRN Good Sports Club fl, 2jg Sears- Roebuck Dayg Student Assembly Basketball KIL'FIN ITOCKYVELL CRAVEN Home Room Secretary Cljg Mar- shal Cl, 2jg Good Sports Club Rambler Staff Cl, 2jg Football flj 7 ,psomhi ff 1, TXTARGARET ROTH CROSS A'Cappella Choir. PEGGY CROWVE Dramatic Club qi, 253 Girl RC' serves Q2 D. li X. Y . T - l xi T . -' ,X 'T X gg S .N XL iff x l, lim Lousy LF. li President Home lt- j ' llarshal fl. Zi: H'l:i'v. f' 5 mittee lil: Presidvri L' I xl F ui v y Esuru Fiuxusk f l E um Club. lf E M' Wy ' PL 5. l T JOSEPH G, D iR'President Ph ' I Tgki il. miiie,C3EWiltei-it T T an K gMudent.lSse:ERDu,k I l X l l f l X LLQRETIA D 1 T 29 ' f.-. :Fw I X L . retary-Treasurer Hail 5 Good Sports Club: Plj 84, WIXGTOX X COWAN refs Day Ie Room D lrograrn Com- 'N ports Club fain, , ,ll-H Cross I Choir. F' WJWH 1. 1,1 Girl Rf' V fb-ual MARY LOUISE CROWELI. President Home Room CID5 Sec- retary-Treasurer Home Room C2Dg Marshal CI, 2Dg Homecoming Com- I, J if WMV vyylaxgj NANCY LUCILLE CULP Chorus and DCUTS Zia-N Jams. I EIINA EI,IzARE'I'H DANIELS Basketball CID 3 Hockey CID 5 Stu- dent Assembly CID g French Club C2Dg Athletic Association CID g Good mittee C2Dg President English Club Sports Club C2, 3Dg Library CID. EVERETT FRANCIS CROXSON MARY EWTEIJYN CULP JEVVELL E. DARNELL Good Sports Clubg Physics Clubg Chorus Latin Club. A 2 91-L. M N V ' 'f A I 1 ,I JOSEPH G. DARRAOOTT President Physics Clubg Senior Ring Committeeg Cafeteria Com- mitteeg Chairman Dance Committeeg Student Assembly. LUORETIA DAVIDSON BARBARA DAVIS Vice-President Home Room CIDg Minstrel CIDg IVey's Day CIDg Efirdis Day CIDg Social Committee. CARRIE CORNELIA DAVIS Student Assembly CID 3 Basketball CID 5 lvcyls Day C2Dg French Club C 35- 29 IQATHRYX BOG1-:R DAVIS LYDIA JULIETTE DAVIS ffl an T 61-if mam. ROBFRT CI INTON DAVIS SCC1Ct31Y Home Room VVILLIF ELISF DAVIS Glee Club Clj A Cappella Choir 1 2 Be lnners Band 1 Bas ketball C1 2 ' Baseball 1 . 77,7451 QKAMQD MURI14 L IDA DECKER GI1lS Band 1 LAURIE CRAIG DICKSON TR Student Assembly 1 2 Physics Club C2j Rambler Staff 1 2 As sociate Editor 2 Lost and Found Committee 1 'Cafeteria Committee 2 ' Homecomin Committee 2 ' Dramatic Club C2 ' Chess Club 2 ' Alexander Graham Memorial Com- mittee 'Pjg Efird s Day 1 ' Ii ey s ay 1 5 O. D. . 1 2 5 GOO Sports Club C1 2 , T 'er 2 I Wow GEORGE DIEHL Piesident Home Room 4' Foot ball C45 Bofiin 1 3, 445 Captain C4 Mono ram Club 2, 3, 41 H Y C45 MARY ELIZABETH DIXON English Club CU fl-ww me A+ ,wiv Bw-1. ENNIS DOXVDEE Secretary-Treasurer Home Room C3jg Assistant Social Editor Ram- bler Dramatic Club C3jg Iveyis Day C213 Intramural Basketball qiy. NRLL DOWNS DOROTHY BROCK DUCKETT Life Service Band C1, 2, 35, President C3jg Good Sports Club C1, 2jg Chemistrv Club Pro- gram Committee. V JOHN DUNHAM I 30 FI.ORENCE JEANNETTE DUNN 'IHAXINE LOUISE DUPRE15 Tennis Team Cl, Ql- ! N l s bw ' WILLIAM T. D1 1 Student .Biff if E l A l l I 3 lim ll. EI 3 I Girl Reservesif 1 I lfappella Choir l Day 423: Good Spams I 'M JACK XVALLGF T. Parham. Riu D n H HELP T . iarlaiazvl 3 Efirflk, Nm Da C1 F N 6 'gaze Q ZZ EHL VVILLIAM T. DYE, JR. 'm C452 Foot- 1 A bl L 45, Captain Student ssem y lg: 3r 'UQ Hi- f E: TH DIXON E E 415. it MATT M. EASOM if 3:3 Girl Reserves C1, 253 Chorus C153 5 A'Cappella Choir C23 353 Efird's 1 Day C253 Good Sports Club lf H' 4 I -f C171 GORDON STEADMAN EAVES Secretary Home Room C15 3 Mono- gram Club C2, 353 A'Cappella Choir C253 Golf Team C13 2, 353 Captain C25. CHARLIE FAISON EDXVARDS Vice-President Home Room C153 Treasurer Home Room C23 353 Foot- ball C2, 353 Basketball C353 Band C13 23 353 Track Baseball I f 1 .JW AAR ROSI.YN VICTORIA EDYVARDS ' 4 A'Cappella Choir C253 Tennis if Ili tl t 4, sl Y M Nl . 1 rl , gym QM4. 2,4946 f . ZW7' WTTE Dyyx 1 JACK VVALLACE FESPEIIDIAN GEORGE S. FISHER I Football, Treasurer Home Room RALPH DELIEL FINLAYSON G. W. FOARD, JR- C Dramatic Club C253 Student As- President Home Room C153 Band I. IJUPRHE 3 sembly C153 Sears-Roebuck Day C1, 2, 353 Cl10i1' C2, 355 OYCIICSU3 N' L C153 E111-as Day 415. 4313 Hi-Y- H fl, 21' li 31 Team J. EDGAR ELROD ld E X Band C13 23 33 415, Business Man- ager Drum Major C4153 Or- ehestra C33 453 SNIPS AND CUTS Minstrel -3 - A ..... W... T tl WT' ff' ff: 9,24 S..-.A-7 JOHN FOLEY Student ASsembly3 Beginner's Chorus C15 3 A,Cappella Cl1oir C23 353 Beginneris Band C23 JOSEPH CLIFTON FOURES President Home Room Box- ing C15, Manager C353 Good Sports Club C353 ltlonogram Club C253 An- nual Staff I M SNIPSCVHCZCUTS My RUBY FOX LLOYD EDWARD PlRAZER Traffic Committee - iam 5 BETTY DTAY FRICIIHOEEEER CHARLOTTE INEZ FULLERTON A'Cappella Choir Qljg Good Sports Club Q2jg French Club Q2jg Iveyis Day CHARLES C. FUI,LER'l'0N Treasurer Student Councilg Chair- man Ways and Means Committeeg President Physics Clubg Vice-Presi- dent Home Roomg Traflic Com- mitteeg Treasurer Home Roomg Dra- matic Clubg Student Assembly. DIARY ALICE TlUNDERBURK1'I JW TTALPH PIIJXVAIUJ GARDNER HENRY JOSEPH GHEESLING Student Assembly GEORGE ROBERT GAY Treasurer Home Roomg Rambler Staff. llTARY ALICE GIERINGEII A,Cappella Choir C2jg Band CZD3 Mixed Chorus Clbg Girls' Band Cljg Girl Reserves ya TXTARY ELIZABETH GII.I.E'FT15 Ivey's Day C153 EHrd's Day Ol: Vice-President Home Room JOHN CLAUDE GOODMAN Good Sports Club- L ' r X- LIAR ll.iRG.iPI ROBERT Football. Lf.: Chbl' lV1LLIAM W Orchestr LIE US P A1331 Clh H u. I . lil. lil? PRS lllfht 0-aa FULLERTON 'XDERBURKE xy 9 5 E ru G11,1,H'F'f15 . iinnis Dar' C 171 ,,. Room Ul- J I an T LTAR RIARC' XRFT GOWA'v ROBERT GRANGE11 Football. ,aff ROBLRT P GRE1 NTI GAMAJ, a.,e..xx, CHARLFS LEE Gm EN B nd 1 9 3 41 Orchestra 1 3 Football 4 Tieasurei Home Room 1 Sec ietary Home Room 2 Good Sports Club 2 3 Rambler Staff 2 3 Editor in Chief 3 Traffic Committee C2 Chemistrv Club 3 Alexander Graham Memorial Com mittee 3 SNIPS AND CUTS Staff EI IYABETH O. GREEN VVII LIAM R. HACKNEY TR A Cappella Choir' Cicero Club. Vice-President Home Room 9 . ,If -7!wff- DOROTHY LEE HAGLER Chorus 1 g Girl Reserves 1 . -7 JMNAIZ -Www. may cv www, PlRANK ROBINSON HAND IPRANK llIOFFA'l'T HAEKEY President Home Room 1 g Sec- Trafhe Committee 2, 3 g Good retary Home Room C223 Marshal. Sports Club CZ, 3jg Chemistry Club C33- NORMA HARIJIE JOHN BURKE HARLAN QGOODMAN p I tx Club. l i WII,LIAM VVADE HAMILTON Orchestra fl, 2, 355 Chemistry Club C315 President Home Room C35- Choir Cl, QD. 33 SNIPSCIQL JCUTS lx I I ffm lr' QMXL. didwem, DIARY RUTH IIARINION Student Assembly CQDQ Girls' Band Cl, Qjg Concert Band QQ, 3Qg Orchestra GLAIJYS HAIIRIS President Home Room Qljg Treasurer Home Room f2jg Dra- matic Club Vice-President Home Room A'Cappella Choir C2, Minstrel fl, 215 Girls' Band CU. QW,-f 6.25 JOHN GIIENN HARTIS YVIILIAM EDWVARD HARTBIAN ' J ,D N -A .f+ ' 'wi' 7 1 W 'W Jay? Olga. HAZEL VIRGINIA HASTY A'Cappella Choir fl, 2, Sjg Girls' Band Cl, Qjg Concert Band f3j: Girl Reserves fl, 2, 35g Basketball Cl, QD, Manager fljg Hockey fljg Rambler CZ, 315 Baseball QI, YVILLIAM HIXYNES Secretary Junior Classg Assistant Advertising Manager Ramblerg President Good Sports Clubg Sec- retary O. D. S.g Secretary Cffrcle Francaisg Marshalg Tratlic Otlicerg Secretary Home Roomg Vice-Presi- dent Home Roomg Invitation Com- mittee. IXUDREY IJOUISE HEARNE BIARION ELIZARETH HELMS HUGH HENDERSON Girls' Band C155 Good Sports Club CQDQ Student Assembly Q2j Minstrelg Senior Pageant. lXLXRGUERI'l'E IIELINIS PIATILDA HELMS VVILLIAM CHARLES HICNDL1'IY Vice-President Good Sports Club French Clubg Chemistry Club. C25 Rambler Staff QQQQ Social Com- mittee Q2jg Home-Coming Commit- tee. 34 N, F W l fa 5 E Hi il 5 2 fl if V 2 i' H Q if W w H XL, A, VIRGIXIX I lslmc GIPNI ww Cross Country. Big Golf. f-4 MARY C. MARU Tellllis ll - Sluse and gr, 01562 rela 01111 A JAM rv Dal' 0' Home L- . AND Min 5, . CUTS Ehrds Sir-3 ds SNIP'Sa1z CUTS H Hxsrr 5 Q nrt Brnd ffg 3l Basketball Horlrer 1 1 lxrxrs lrs lssr ut 1 rr Ram er arts Club Sec rrrrtrrrr Cfrcle Trailrc Olllcer our lrce Presr lmrtatron Com nfaf KN f' Cm, Matt, A VIRGINIA HICKLIL BONNIE HII TOY ISAAC GIBSON HILI RUTH BILNINI rr HOGCARD Cross Country Boxmg Football Good Sports Club QD Student Golf Assemblw Rambler Staff 2 House and Grounds Comrnrttee 9 'Nomrnatrng Commrttee 2 ZLIAQ.. df FRANKI IN PAUL HOI I ARS TrafHc Commrttee Good Sports Club Treasurer Home Room 1 Vrce Presrdent Home Room EDNA JFANFHF HOI I1 N Secretary Home Room French Club 2 f-9792940 5146 71441-'7 M Arn C HOI I INCSVVORl H BIADLI Ib I N HOLIZCI AWV LUCI BFARD Hoon our A ' l V ' Jada, ' 61 F 54.1 r.2.rJ:Girl,' ' l J L J 'J iw 'li 4 . A my li rl l C clralll ,gy W CU- lr A 'A'1 LIL , ...Y 1 -l lyll 1 1 vt 1 Alill Crm. 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I I 5 I rnlstrr I1XlJll'l Clu NIARLIA JANI IIOI TXIAN Tenms 1 Offlce Assrstfrnt 3 House and Grounds Comrnrttee 3 Secretary Home Room 2 I LX s Das Efirds Daw 1 SNIPS AND CUrs Mrnstrel 9 Band 1 'P Chorus 1 Concert Band 3 BIARGAR1 r HONII 95 Sports Club 9 3 Glee Club 1 Ire s Dlx Efrrds Daw Buseball 1 Secretary Good Sports Club flj Chorus 1 lN AN LY HOI IS Nlarslr rl Presrdent Home Room Vue Presrdent Ldtrn Club I renclr Club and T Mommy i S N l P S fl C U S ill' 5 5 4 GPBL B I-IOWVIL JEANE LANIER HOYLE DORIAN HUBINIEI, Vice President Home Room 1 A'Cappella Choir fl, 253 Intra- Beginners Chorus A,Cap- Treasurer Home Room 1 Boxinb mural Basketball Q15g Hockey C153 pella Choir fr 1 Chemistry Club lvey's Day f25g Sears-Roebuck Day me C15- Roi D HOXVSER LUCY HUI.I, HANNAH C. HUNTINGTON Chemistry Club 3 Boxing 3 Treasurer Home Room C153 Pres- Mfi11'Shf1lS Cflfetf-Hia Committees French Club 35 ident Home Room C253 House and Efi1'd,S DHYS Minstrel- Grounds Committee ,, -...............- 640752 JWA4, JOHN R. IRWVIN Vice-President Home Room Q15 C. DANDRIDGE Isoivr A,Cappella Choir Q1, 255 Begin- HWS Band C155 Cicero Ciub 525, 36 ,, Z , CLYDE HUN'l'ER JACKSON Marshalg President Home Room Cl, 25 5 Student Assembly C15 3 Trai' fic Committee C25g Treasurer Stu- dent Council C25g Chairman Ways and Means Committee C253 Vice' President Student Council ERNEST JACKSON Treasurer Home Room Cl, QD5 President Home Room Cl, 2l3 'Stu' dent Assemblyg Secretary Chemistry Clubg Chairman History Club- .ei t P '1 i ll P wr 1 N , tt X i ,. li 0' HELEN FRAN Girl Resrri' ELEANOR L11 President Hom President Junior Junior Class Nc mitteeg Marshal: Roonig Student H man Program Com Cicero Clubg Alexa uiorial Committee rent Events Club: Council: Chairnia Coniuiittee. is i AMW ELIZABETH A A,BasketbaH U' C denilgglla Chtlir Cin riilfesltoom 5 Ria meta: Da? illll Reserve: CORA E B LIZAI asketba an T .XQ,,.,,,,,L BI IIEL -7. 1 Vi- A Cap- .'NTIXGTON il Committee' -1. ' aaa ,R JACKSON nt Hflmf Rom? mblv ff 1 J 5 TM 'friwisurer Stu- . 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ELEANOR LLOYD JENKINS IRENE LAIVINIA JOHNSON MARY BIARGARET JOHNSON Pfesideflll Home R00111: ViCC- Ivey's Day C155 Algebra Club Chemistry Club French Club President Junior Classg Chairman C155 Latin Club C255 Manager Baseball CUZ Cap- Junior Class Nominating Com' tain Basketball fljg President mitteeg Marshalg Secretary Home Home Room fgbg A'Cappe1la Choir Roomg Student Assemblyg Chair- CQ, 353 Glee Club man Program Committeeg President Cicero Clubg Alexander Graham Me- morial Committeeg President Cur- rent Events Clubg Secretary Student Councilg Chairman Baccalaureate af' rj' Committee. f I 451 h V! nfl 5 if EI,,IZABE'l'H A. .JOHNSTON Basketball CI, 255 Band Q2jg A,Cappella Choir f2jg Vice-Presi- dent Home Room QI, Zlg Dramatic Club f2jg Secretary Dramatic Club f2Qg Girl Reserves QI, Zjg Ivey's Day CORA ELIZABETH JONES Basketball 1341.7 63,6617 IEOBERT J. JONES Marshalg Good Sports Club QI. Qjg Chess Club EIiNES'l' HAYES J OSEPHS Football CI, Zjg Baseball 37 PAULINE IJIT'I'LI:1 IQEENAN Library CID ' Cao and Gown Com- . I 1 mittee f2jg English Club VVILLIAIXI E. IQEETER l 2 SNIPS C172 d CUTS lflf , I l N I 1 A . l A I AMX, Hail SARAH IQEIGER French Club C25g Secretary Cicero Club CHARLES GATES KELI.Y Golf C2, 353 Baseball BROWN KELLY Trailic Committee Cl, 2, 35. HAZEL KENNEDY Secretary Home Room C15g Dra- matic Clubg French Club C255 Stu- dent Assembly 1 l I I N I I 1 ,mah , I- 7 X J I I- i BIARGARET IKERR ll lv MARIELIZABY ', .l Secretary H0111 1 Y' I 1 l TO1VI1NIY LUCIELLE KIDD . SC I French Club A Cl I l EVILLYNS 5 , Vice-President H1 ,tk l I i S! fl i az LL.. yaaaa UM? HW C f lla., N I LYIJIA EI,IZABE'FH KING SUSAN GRAX'ES KOHI.ER ROBERT JAMES KUMPE 5 JOHN RICIIAR Student Assembly C1, 25g Presi- dent Home Room C25g Good Sports Club C253 Dramatic Club C25g Sears-Roebuck Day LOIS BEATRICE IQISER Secretary Home Room C25g Ivey's Day C15g Good Sports Club C1, 25 , President C25g Secretary French Club Dramatic Club C255 Ram- bler Staff C255 Student Assembly C255 Alexander Graham Memorial Committee RICHARD BRADY KNAPP President Home Room C35g Treasurer Home Room C255 Chair- man Lost and Found C355 Student Assembly C355 Traffic Committee C3D' as Student Assembly CU? Intra' lg Pmidfm HOIHQ I I v mural Boxing Champi0H KIDLFOOQQ li ll ball C253 Assistant Manager Trac 623- ,g C A' R. I lf! ll GALLEX, Band ll. 05. MARTHA LOUISE LAMBE I I ' 'Oh A'Cappella Choir I A fl 4--I SNIPS and CUTS 45. , I 77207 29-7 5434- Tram IXHRR ' fl y MARY ELIZABETH IJAIXIBERT VVILLIABI S. IJAYVING f Secretary Home Room A'C:1ppella Choirg Secretary and X- Treasurer Physics Clubg Secretary f , Home Room. LLE KIDD 2' l - , L ' UD if P- - EVELYN IJAYVING MAIIGARET GrANTT LEDFORIJ Vice President Home Room Ivey's Day Q2Qg Sears-Roebuck Day ARNOIJD LEVY Treasurer O. D. S. C115 Student Assembly C153 Good Sports Clubg Chemistry Clubg Rambler Staffg School Reporterg Baccalaureate Committee. DoRo'rHY LUCILLE LIGHTSEY Good Sports Club Q2jg French Club . W 6 u at 1 la 'F af My WM PF JOHN RICHIXRIJSCIN LII.1CS RUBY INEZ IIINGLE jg UM A P i President Home Roomg Marshal. A'Cappella Choir Cl, Zjg Chair- - ' 7 ra man Cap and Gown Committee Ci2jg 'j n fl ' J Library. Manager 'lrac RAY GAI,I.EN'r LINDSAY IQATHRRINE REID LINKIZR Band Cl, Zjg Orchestra Cl, QQ. Chorus fl, 253 Intramural Bas- ? . ketball lsr: LAMBE L mf W 1 . 39 'aim Jw' WWE SANI AI,13EIl'l' LI'l 1'I,E, JR. Secretary Home Room fly, Qjg President Home Room fzljg Good Sports Club Qljg Student Assembly CU- ARCHlld CQREER I1OCKI,AlR Band Cl, Zjg A'Cappella Choir C25- SNIPS and CUTS 5-M, Ame' HD, mlm XVILLARD G. LOMAX IIARRYE'l l'l+1 H. LOUDOUN HAL LOVE, J R- president Home Room fljg Good Central High School, Memphisg Band Cl, Qjg Vice-President 1 4 'F Sports Club Qljg Baseball Cljg R. J. Reynolds School, Winston- Chemistry Club Football f3Dg SNIPS AND CUTS Staff Salemg French Club C 23. U5 Vice-President Home Room Cl, RICHARD BELL LONG CHARLOTTE LIVINGSTON LOVE JACK D. LOVE French Club Good Sports Club Qljg Student Assembly 979W-1-7 1.1.14 144, THOMAS FTDXVIN LUCAS Band Cl, Zjg Football Cllg Ten- nis fljg Treasurer Home Room Cljg lVey's Day RUTH VIRGINIA RTANVILLE Hockey ROSERUD TNIARCH A'Ca ella Choir Cl, 215 English PP ClI1b Q1 PAUL MARION President Junior Class fljg Cafe- teria Committee Clbg Chairman Cafeteria Committee f2jg Marshalg Nominating Committee fljg Ivey'S Day Cljg Student Assembly QI, Zjg O. D. S. QI, Qjg Treasurer Senior Class CZDQ SNIPS AND CUTS Staff CQDQ State Debating Team Q2jg Minstrel J:uuQb.aP Zhi IJAWVRENCE lNIARKVVAI.TRR NELLIE LEE MARLEY QM' ANNI: lli DOROTHX Orchestra fl Club C315 Provrai Band f 1, 2. SQ Champion on Bas ,SLR , B I Chosnc U' 2' 3: Dau' Girls' lj. Band i.JR. C6-President ILovR 1 Qlji Student yy.. ,xRKWAT'TER .1 BIARLEY SNIPS and CUTS aw 1001 73-JZ! PWM ANNE BIAE MARTIN VVILLIAM VVATSON ll'IARTIN Secretary Home Room C155 Mar- -P shalg Good Sports Club QQDQ Traf- fic Committee CZD 5 French Club CQD 3 Rambler Staff f2jg Office Assistant DOROTHY MARTIN MARTHA B. MATTHEWS lVIarshalg Orchestra C11 3 Invita- tion Committee f2jg French Club QQD g President Cicero Club Q25 g Home Room President Cl, 253 OfHce Assistant Orchestra QI, 2, 3Qg Chemistry Club Program Committee f3jg Band Cl, 2, 3jg State High School Champion on Bassoon 1 5 1 Sr My ,J SUE ll'IAX'SVEI,L DIAULDIN 12 President Home Room fl, Zjg A Good Sports Club fl, 253 Vice- President Good Sports Club fl, 2jg Program Committee fljg Secretary Chemistry Club Q2Qg French Club Q2jg Dramatic Club DIARY ELIZABETH ll'IILLAXVAY A Secretary Home Room 5. L. J A s ma 1 I , M4 ..v I-.. R ,gt y Z .ll I-I ,I , A-N 1 I ' 1 BERNAIKD MILLER JANET LOUISE BIILLER 'PRACY MILLER Band Cl, 2, 3, Mg Chorus C323 French Club C2jg Student As- Choir C3, 445, sembly C153 Social Committee DAISY REBECCA MILLER SHIRLEY BELL NIILLER VVILLIAIXI HUGH BIILLOYVAY Girls' Band Qljg Library. 41 Physics Club s NIP s aim CQIJT s 4.1 l5IATTIE EDITH l5'IILI.S Vice-President Home Room BIARGARET HILL RIITCHAM Chemistry Club C35g French Club C355 Dramatic Club offwd Q.'Ak4.' SARA l5IO0RE Home Room President DORIS LEE l5IORRIS A44 'Agnew-T ' EIJDILTND BUSII BIORRISON Cross Country C153 Boxing Cl5g Track C15g Trafiic Committee C2, 355 Physics Club BIARY GRAHAM MORRISON Assistant Circulation Manager Rambler C15, Advertising Manager C255 Good Sports Club Cl, 25g Sec- retary C25g Oflice Assistant Nominating Committee C25g Alexan- der Graham Memorial Committee C25g Cercle Francais Marshalg Iveyis Day C153 Vice-President Home Room M141-1 XX ll Q ,. 0'-M-QA., 304 H I Pi LOUISE RACHEL RIUIJVEE RIARTHA IQATHRYN TXIURR Tennis THOlNIAS JEROME MYERS Chief Marshalg Vice-President Junior Classy President Home Room Cl, 255 Vice-President Senior Classg SNIPS AND CUTS Staff C253 Rambler Staff C255 President Dramatic Club C253 Class Lawyerg French Club C255 Program Committee C155 So- cial Committee C25g Office Assistant gay. l5IARGARE'l' M. MOBRAYER Secretary Home Room C153 Girl RCSCTVCS Cl, 255 Intramural Bas- ketball C1, 255 Iveyis Day Cl, 25g A,Cappella Choir 42 .iff Z MH ALICE VV. BICCACHREN Marshalg Secretary Senior Cl21SS C255 Commencement Committee VVILLIANI H. BICCACHREN President Home Room Cl, 2, 353 Vice-President Home Room CQ, 33, Student Assembly Cl, 253 Treasurer Home Room C155 Beginners Chorus C255 President Hi-Y Cl, 25 35, Blonogram Club Cl, 2, 359 Presldfnt C35g President Chemistry Club A'Cappella Choir IVCYS Dal qipg Football Cl, 339 Basketball Ui 2, 353 Track C1, 2, 353 G00d Sports Club 413. R. I :I bf tv E .L I SI . iw E. q'uu.2-V LOUISE AIIANII. Basketlia WILLIE Mooiua Ms. CHLLIE C A M h , Davars al, RUTH CQTCIQ ' llli Class DELIA I 5-mu, IORRISON Boxing CHQ . 'olnuiittee CQ, Q R Morrrrrsox fl ion Manager Q ising Manager A li l1f9lzSec- A lssistant C2jg , : Cfli Alexan- w ial Committee 5, mil: Marshal: 1 Vice-President in , I: Llxcliicrix f C- Sem V? k l'ornrnitlC6 le-9' Q hC'AQI1IlEX L ll :E X 1 l lj 1 l 'or Class l l l 4 f , i A I ll fr i nl W l I llg I li li if VN l sf lfl R! li l l X l l l '1'?3l' f l . 1' -:ll I I ,, Hnorn lf- 'll' ., g'l'rcuSUf'l '.' A ' Clr0l'U5 jllllll r v V 3 , 1 'lt H ., . llrcnlflfnl 1 -. ff. ,I ! My i .'irf,.fif wr' i .liflliull ll' 1 1,1 , t 1 fiowll Rim 5 5 l SNIPSan UZCUTS ifuaiu -4154 hfwc, N RNJ4 LOUISE AMANDA MCCLELLAN B. GALES BICCLINTOCK Basketball Vice-President Home Room Cljg President Home Room Cljg Presi- dent Sophomore Class CD5 Student Assembly Cljg Treasurer Student Assembly C2jg President Home Room C253 Marshalg Office Assist- ant C2jg President Home Room C3jg Football President Stu- dent Assembly C3Qg Student Assem- bly C3jg Chairman Ring Committee C313 Office Assistant C3jg Hi-Y VVILLIE MOORE BICCLELLAN ROSALIE MCCORKLE DOROTHY MARIAN MCCOY MARY LENORE MOCULLOCH A'Cappella Choir. Cam, m-ff zz.: 3.-am CALLIE A. BICELROY EVELYN DEAN BTCINTOSH Marshalg Cercle Francaisg EHrd's Orchestra C1, 255 Band Day C153 Class Day Committee. RUTH DEITTJA MAE MCGEE MARGARET VV. MOKENZIE Choir Cljg Girl Reserves Cljg Orchestra C2jg Latin Club 43 iq IELIZABETH G. BICIINIGHT Girl Reserves Cl, QQ. RACHAIEL BANKS MOLAIN Student Assembly Cljg Rambler Staff Cljg Latin Club C2jg French Club English Club. SNIPSc1ndCUT5 l rl x' il ll fx 3,,,,,', kenaf' BEIINICIE MCLEAN Girl Reserve Club. LAURA ALICE BICVVHIRTER ,q,M't I 'df JULIA ORENSTEIN 'vm 'z KATHICIIINE R. ORMAND Ivey's Day C155 House an Grounds Committee JW? gwvql lllARGARET MAIITHA NEELY Good Sports Club fl, 2, Pres- ident Good Sports Club Q3jg Secre- tarv Home Room Q2jg Ivey's Day Q25g Beginners Chorus QZQQ Ten- nis JENNIE LEE NORMIXN ELIZABETH NOSSAR RIYLES M. NUEENBERG A'Cappe1la Choir. O- D- S- oz: A 44J DORO'1'HY OSBORN Basketball fljg Baseball Qljg Hockey C113 Beginner's Band fl., Zjg Concert Band A'Cappella Choir Secretary Home Room C35- JOHN ALLEN OTTEN President Home Room Qljg Vice- President Home Room C213 Cheer Leader House and Grounds Committee Qiljg Good Sports Club CZQQ Rambler Staff QQDQ SNIPS AND CUTS Staff 44 CHARLES R. OTTEREOUIIG Student Assemblyg Physics Clubg Good Sports Clubg Basketball. ELOISE ELIZABETH OWVENS A'Cappella Choir. 6 , . WALTER C Rmsr HUGH llYILI,I Boxing fl. Za: Rambler Staff ll. 21 f3jg Sports Editor S f3l. WILLIAM ARTHl Presiae l Presiclentnlslfflilnlii RI e 00 CHAR LES QL, TH Golf U' QD- J....g!Qo OSSAR 'RENBERG Q25- l ll of K 1 f aw I A J'rTERBoL'RG Inhwigg Clulli L1i2,,kf2fba11. :I-1' 1 ru OWIZNS f'l1Ull'f l I lr, I XX ln 1 fx X SNIPS and CUTS VVALTER CREASY OVERCARSH ALFRED PAIIKER FRANCES CAROLINE PARKS Band QI, 253 Treasurer Home French Club fljg Literary Club Room Qljg Art Club HUGH WILLIAM PAGE JAMES OSCAR PARKEII BIARY ELIZABETH PAYN141 Boxing fl, Qjg Hi-Y QQ, 313 Chemistry Club. A'Cappella Choir. Rambler Staff Cl, Qjg Sports Editor f3jg Sports Editor SNIPS AND CUTS A, -- : I, Zvi- 26,3 Z' . ' 5 VVILLIAM ARTHUR 13EARSON IQATHRYN GRACE PENRY MARY JANE PETERS President Home Room C213 Vice- A,Cappella Choir A,Cappellz1 Choir fl, President Home Room CHARLES CUTHBERT PEC-:RAM BIELBA BLONDEI,L PENRY EYELYN PHIFEIL Golf fl, Zjg Tennis Orcliestrag Secretary Home Room. 45 ECU s l 1 1 ' 1ll 1 1 11, l ,f Im vi SNIPS a ni T 11,1 M15 at M wif 1m 321-M ,Si DAX'I1J ISZENNEDY PHILI1I11S IXLBERT NEYVTON PHIPPS LEIIJA JANE PIERSON Lost and Found Committee CZQQ Treasurer Good Sports Club 4 Beginnerys Chorus Qljg Treasurer Dramatic Club Q'2jg President Cic- Home Room f2jg Chemistry Club ero Club C253 Good Sports Club. I' f2jg A,Cappella Choir CZDQ Good ' Sports Club f2jg lvey's Day HAZIQI. ALDENE PHILLIPS YVILLIAM DAVID PICKARD NELLIE LOUISE PITTMAN Iyeyts Day. Cafeteria Committee QQDQ Student Beginner'S Chorus Qljg A'Cap- Assembly QZDQ Good Sports Club pellla Choir QZZQQ Beginners Band 4 Cl, 253 Secretary Home Room QQQQ Home Room Vice-President. Treasurer Q2jg Traffic Officer QI, Zjg Chairman Traffic Committee C3jg House and Grounds Commit- teeg Representative State Student Council Co'n0'ress ' NSW P 'V A' FN' EN' 4 If 1 I M M W 'i1 I'r1'i I aff WJ 1 ea I I PM 1 JAMES SHUINIAN PI'1'TS El3I'DH BOYDEN PLYLER I J' ALFRED PORTER .fx Plesldant Home Room 1 Cho 1jl'1IHdtlC Club ACappella Choir X B nd 1 9 3D President Band IIS 1 JAN1 I I P A1 ssoUE PI ANII licnch Club Ciccio uh C1csuIClub 1 HEI I N DoI ORES POOVEI EI LEN EI IZABFTH POR 3 Orchesti .1 7 IER Treasurer Home Room '7 11' Ident English Club 1 I JIM P0 CHARLOTTE 9 llount Holly Hig '351: Tre Roo 1. 1 raw NRI , Fsmetm 111 lr P Bnl 11 ll I 1, H X M H3216-NQI111 nine 1 KIIO ro- ITN fl n D 'fu llef SX 111, NN 11 I RMI Nllent Hun I 911 5 Iilllkteg RWTH Wilma Ru 1: me Ultc fmn rn 'saff 01111111 1, 1 X - 2' 3 ' ' ' 'a C,',A3 ' ' -I'111 , . - . '- L ' ,X ' 'I' A Trent . 11 CZD, H1 Y C , 3D- 11, 25. 111 5, -f 113. l ..11.'f 111sif'ff J- 1 121: fllg 1 . : . 1- J , 1 01:11 is 3 I sm, fs il P 5 uv 1 Q Efinlg in 121: ' It U' .'1i'1.til:C1Ye1 i B I A LII , Crux 1, 1 7 , 1 11 fl I J A A I 7 J A A J. 1 X , , v :1 of -' I W C1 D. . c-vvew 1 I .. , . ,. Q . .I i pi gf1li:Con1- H I 'hzcirl 01111 lglih- ' I5 1111 V 1 'YH 3. f 1 R1 no r a 'A Q 5 111111 t Iuhm!-A K. T S, Ulialg A mf QD?- ii V U he 52 46 f S' C is it IQZZJL.-. urts Club it resident Cici POFTS Club. Q lj it iii PITTMAN i g i. U51 Alffap- i ginnerls Band iii re-President. All .ill 'li , 4 2 5R'l'l-JR dj A d Qii 'pfsitlcnf Ban if' ' PORFER null l, ls fi 1 l SNI . .nfl ,O jligsffl-and C U T s A fllif QM 9405- fjfctmyo WAC. JIM PORTER GEORGE PARIQER POWVETJL lv i J EEEERSON PRATHER Football C25 g Treasurer Ho Room , CHARLOTTE A. POTTER Mount Holly High Schoolg Bas- ketball C'355g Treasurer Home Room H355 LUCY AQUILLA PRATHER M. C. PROPST, JR. Band Cl, 255 Cicero Club l l ' v 4 V l ,N :wi i..- '1 :fi I C ,, l 3 , Si 1 2 4 ci ,rf M 'E lj yi 452:-':A,?7d4 Cffwlov NICLI, HINSON PUCKETT Secretary and Treasurer Home Room C151 Girls' Band C153 Assistant Business Manager Hmnlflm' C151 Home Room Representative C251 Representative State Student Congress C25: Good Sports Club C253 Registrar C25:' Radio Program C253 Sears-Roebuck Day C15: Eiird's Day C153 Ivey's Day C15g Editor-in- Chief Sxn-s ,xxn Curs C25. PSNNIC READ P URNICLI, President Home Room C153 Marshal: Nomi- nating: Connnittee C25g Social Committee C153 Secretary Home Room C25g Som-ial Committee C251 Chairman Cafeteria Committee C151 See- retary Cicero Club C253 Dramatic Club C1, 25: Ifnmlalar Staff C255 Alexander Graham Me- morial Committee C25g Student Assembly C25. gawk EAW, 7M,..,feI,.. ,ew JAMES BAXTER QUINN FRANCES NARCISSA RANIKIN Band Cl, 255 Orchestra ELEANOR GRACE IIAINXVATER LOUISE THEI,1N'IfX RAIDR A,Cappella Clioirg Beginnerls Chorus. 47 i I l 4 J yffj, K if f fliyaffl S N I P 5 anfiyrigw T S ?..1,7,ff LL U27 GEORGE I. RAY President Junior Class CID 3 SNIPS AND CUTS Staff Cl, 255 O. D. S. Q1, 21, Vice-President, President C255 President Senior Class QZQQ State Student Congress Qljg State Debat- ing Team C2jg Cafeteria Committee CZDQ French Club Q2jg House and Grounds Committee Cljg Alexander Graham Memorial Committee Q2jg Efirdis Day C 491,04 DELLA MAE RHYNE lNfIILDRED EVAUGHN RILES Qrchestra Cl, Q, 3j3 Girls' Band Student Manager Book Store C21 qip. My A . ,L WV' Q 4,1 GMM IDA NEAL RAY ROBERT W. RICHARDSON C. INEZ RILEY Traffic Committee QI, Track Qljg Good Sports Clubg Physics Club Rambler Staff ggi: 1, l .. ANNIS M. RITCH President Home Room Qljg Vice- President Home Room CZQQ SNIPS AND CUTS Staff f2jg Student As- Scmhly NANCY IKEID RITCHIE Secretary Home Roomg A,Cap- pclla Choirg Life Service Band. QJCZC 07W VVALTER STITT ROBINSON President Home Room Cljg Vice- Prcsident Home Room Qiljg Orches- tra QQDQ Vice-President French Club gap. MARGARET REBECCA ROGERS Good Sports Club QI, Zjg Secre- tary Home Room. fra Ror R NELL GIL Tennis flj: Dr Basketball flj: R Chess Club qzy, WLWVT ERNEST DOROTHY LLM v- K Treicwresident Iv fl-lrgr CN l Keys D ,A mi ay N Grad HN Rmss ilk Store C2 LILEY we 1' mi Ross wI,.xNU ROY RUSSELI. GAISIQIICIJ VVILLIABI ST. CLAIR French Club. NEI.L GILL SADLER SPENCER BUD SAIVIONDS Tennis Cllg Dramatic Club C2jg Football Treasurer. Basketball C113 Rambler Staff C2jg Chess Club C2j. As if 1 9 wlkqgivi 0'-T7 .emi FIRNICST M. SCOGGINS EBIIIJX' SEBRELL ' Good Sports Club Student Assembly Cljg Cicero Club f Douo'rIIY IJUCILLE SCRUGGS GIIETCHEN SEDBERRY Vice-President Home Room Cljg Treasurer Ciljg Secretary -- lvey's Day C353 Office Assistant C29- ,I M' In K... I, SNlPS and CUTS MQ,Qlj Mfjjffy X 6 . S . ' LESSIE DIAE SCHOLTZ C Good Sports Club C1, 253 Student Assembly C223 French Club C'2jg 1 Marshalg Latin Club C153 Treas- urer Good Sports Club Cljg Ofhce if ' Assistant C2j. Vs , ll .QI LOUIS JOHN SCHUSTER AX qf. I .fi Q ,Q-1, , . 7 I 'RY . Dil Elf V70 Lf! A at 51 J IW' : r 5111 I Q-:Wd . N- tl, QQ.: ni sly sin 51. Vw x I 1 .Muff M ,P BI AEGAIIE1' R. SEIJGWICII Intramural Basketball Cl, Zjg Hockey CQDQ Girl Reserves CIDQ Secretary Home Room Ciljg Girls' Band C2jg Band Orchestra C3j. SHEcU'r DAVIDSON SEGREST Physics Club. 49 x Q, hc-' is ,-I L v I 91 ,If f wi S N Ieryffwsywina C U T S 'xl Nw' BETTY SEVVELL Assistant Advertising Manager SNIPS AND CUTS Student As- sembly C2, 315 Chairman Social Committee C3jg Chairman House and Grounds Committee C213 Office Assistant C2, Nominating Com- mittee CZDQ Traffic Committee Vice-President French Club C2jg Campaign Manager C2jg Efirdis Day C2jg Iveyis Day C2jg Program Committee THELBIA LOUISE SHIRLEY JJ? .Ln STOKES ROLAND SHIVAR ROSE LEE SIIUMAN Jfifitff J-59. Jpiiu CARROL ELIAS SIGMON Traflic Committee C1, 253 A'Cap- pella Choir C1, 21. AUBREY LEE SIMPSON Good Sports Club C1, Zjg Traffic Committee C215 Chemistry Club 523. H-'y-1411255 rffflffan. CARL MARKS SIMPSON Football 3f'f7A4.l' Jizz, CHARLIE SIMS Good Sports Club C155 Vice- President Sophomore Class Cljg Basketball C1, 2, Sjg Track C1, 2, 355 Golf C2, 3jg Monogram Club C2, 355 A'Cappella Choir C1, 2, 3jg Captain Basketball for IMC BERTRAM S KELDIN G Rambler Stalfg Student Assem- blyg Nominating Committeeg DTH' matic Clubg Marshalg Ring C0111 mitteeg Alexander Graham Mem0 rial Committee. NIILDRED SIMPSON MARY FRANCES SIMS JACK HOOXVER SKIDMORE Girl Reservesg History Club. 50 Bel HESTER L Basketb A. B. S1 Vice-President P 'Ma ll mis May Em 3-J RSecretam. and 00 - S m ul Glrls P0115 Cl l3l. uh I J .E AS SIGIION 6 C13 A,CaP- .E SIMPSON lb C19 253 Trafhc Chemistry Club M S KI:I,DING Student ASS6111 C'oInIIIitt6C5 Dr .hula Ring Com Grahzim Memo H SKIDMORE I I N S! If fi I 1 l i 4.1 I .X .N I SNIPS and CUTS ,lyfVl?:l1.j'dU HESTER LEE SMART FLORENCE ELIZABETH SMITH JAY MARSHALL SMITH Basketball A. B. SMITH, J R. HARRY SMITH LUCILLE THELMA SMITH Vice-President Physics Club Aicappellrl Cl10ir. My . bww- 4.4 MARGARET LOUISE SMITH .SIARX EX'ELYN SMITH Secretary and Treasurer Home Sports Club Q3 ACappella Chou ,Many -ffm! 0105 if-mee, WALTER V. SMITH KATHRYN MILLER SDIYRE Treasurer Home Room. Secretary Home Room. VVILLIAM PAUL SMITH, JR. D. CREIGHTON SossoMoN Track 2 . . ' ' 'I C f f Room fljg Girls' Band C153 Good 5 C35- V 1 i i I 51 Student Assembly KQZDQ Sears- Roebuck Day Q2jg Chairman Pro- gram Committee f3jg O. D. S. C2, 355 Chairman Alexander Graham Memorial Committee Q3jg SNIPS AND CUTS Staff Class Day Committee Vice-President Stu- dent Council President Student Council sN1PsandcUTs W ,r Ci iii ,,i . ,W L' ,fl in ' a 521044 01-11- AI.1'A EDISON STEWVART Chairman Lost and Found Com- mittee C255 Track C155 President Home Room C15 255 Student As- sembly Tramc Committee C1, 255 A'Cappella Choir C255 Adver- tising Manager SNIPS AND CUTS C255 House and Grounds Committee C255 Rambler Staff C255 SNIPS AND CUTS Minstrel C15 255 Stage Man- ager C155 Campaign Manager C155 Social Committee C255 Tennis RUTH STONE Rambler Staff C255 President French Club C255 Dramatic Club C25. we ri LESTER HOLLAND STOWE Student Assembly C255 Rambler Staff ZOE TURNER STRAXVN Marshalg Vice-President Home Room C155 President Home Room C155 Minstrel C155 Student Assem- bly C255 Social Committee C255 Chairman Cafeteria Committee C255 A'Cappella Choir C255 Ways and Means Committee .fv ., ! lg J--f f VVILLIABI JOSEPH SPAIN ii' Monogram Club C255 President ,Vx Home Room C155 Treasurer Home Room C1, 255 Basketball C15 255 , Football C15 255 Track C255 Eng- lish Club C155 Student Assembly C15. 4 5 FRANK A. SPRINGER fi UA' 529 1 fl-ii 5 ,r A 15,2 xi l 5 A1 il lf 5 -55447 1-ff? e Du Om'o.u4..,, Seam.. ROBERT REID STUBBS Chairman Traffic Committee Chairman Class Day Committgg Alexander Graham Memorial Committee C355 Chemistry Club C355 Good Sports Clubg Home Room Treasurer. GEORGE l'kLL1CN SUTHER Physics Club5 Chemistry Club. ADIELE SUTHERLAND Marshalg Invitation Committee C255 Rambler Staff C255 Secretary Home Room C155 Secretary French Club VVILLIAM CHAPMAN SUTTON sz DIARY OPIE SUYCOTT A'Cappella Choir. JOHN G. SWVINNEY Business Manager SNIPS AN? CUTS C255 O. D. S., President Vice-President Good SP01'tS Chas C255 Student Assembly C253 Tenn C15 255 Marshal W l l 1 M 1 xl fi K. l l X f i if X l Q - MIB .ff XS 1 l 0 i l 1 v I ,ix .M 4 4 2 ,x if X Y, vi a , HARVEYllY1I. Monogram C111 L 5 B ing 11 Q Vice-President H 1 Secretary and T1 i lish Club 15. President Hou sistant Manager 1 - ant Manafrer G4 1 Home Room C35 R HJ 355 AT: Beginners Choru Sembly T1-3 A lgwlf 595 on ' c - Jrssr 5 Q D 5 oo C + C Track C25 35. ra G- r 'lRanzbIe, Stag Cl 3 , iHglK1j,,3SimmSt SARA DH L l 5, 1 v, la V Y I-AND STOWE ll' ml? Rambler N l N l IR STRAWN President Home IN lent Home Room l l la Committee C25g : Student Assem- Cornmittee C255 C 125g Ways and ,l 425- l A 1 l C! W li! 1-: SVYCOTT u ilu Cllolr. l r , SWINNFY A 3 NWS AND Wir h'Q1ntf0l4 . 5 .5 t' ' r.. lf' I tg Club Hull Slim' '5 . Wferlfll vlllllf A . fl SNIPSQ1 T WMF JW ITARVEY VVILLIAM SWVINSON SARA 'FAYLOR BIARTHA FOX THOMPSON Monogram Club C1, 255 Football C253 Boxing Cl, 253 Track C155 Vice-President Home Room C1, 253 Secretary and Treasurer C25g Eng- lish Club JESSE SVVINSON President Home Room C15g As- sistant Manager Boxing C255 Assist- ant Manager Golf C255 President Home Room Secretary Home Room C355 A'Cappella Choir Beginner's Chorus C253 Student As- sembly C25g Traffic Committee C25g Track C2, 35. JEANNE TIIOIVIAS Marshal Cl, 25g A'Cappella Choir C25. MARY THOMPSON HENIIY G. THRASHER, J R. Rambler Staff C353 Student Coun- cil Chemistry Club Box- ing Cl, 35. SARA DEI,LE THREA1'T TSEYSAC BETSY ROSS TINOLEY Good Sports Club C25g Nominat- ing Committee Social Commit- tee C253 French Club VVILLIABI SCOT1' Tomi Chairman Trafhc Committee C25g Rambler Staff C255 Chairman House and Grounds Committee C255 Boys' Good Sports Club Office As- sistant C25g Feature Editor SNIPS AND CUTS C25g Student Assembly C25g Lost and Found Committee C25. 53 ling-:.' M ANNIE LOUISE TR111LE'r'rE Social Committee C355 Basketball qip. VINTON YVILLIS TUCKER Student Assembly C15g Home Room President C25g Marshal C25g Assistant Business Manager SNIPS AND CUTS C255 Chemistry Club C25g Junior Nominating Committee C15g Senior Nominating Committee C253 Alexander Graham Memorial Com- mittee b , T I ,T T1 fx Q F T! 1 i 149. ' I 1 K I 1 X 1 1 T 1 Us 1 n-J 4,1 .f l fill vi, af.. k 'fx E vw T 'i T , ,i F2 gn SW PEE lla 1 51 I' will 3 i T, ,Ti L I ., , SNIPS and CUTS f-Z L ,f y Bu- Ng Q. u NEELY TURBEXVILLE HOWVARD G. VAN BUREN BREVARD XTOGLER Vice-President Physics Club Q2Qg Home Room President Qljg Foot- Home Room President ball QI, 25. Q BEN TURNER ARCHIE C. VANDERBURG G. KARL XTON KOLOGISKI Home Room Presidentg Vice- Track Physics Club T1'3Ck Team President Home Roomg Tennis Rambler Staffg Senior Hi-Yg Cafe teriag Beginner's Bandg Student As semblyg Football. C3jg Band 53 ,Lili ff-J .M ,gym vlswv Rm. QM LAVAL WALDTN LILA REBECCA WALKER CHARLES ROBERT WANZER Golf C454 Tennis MD- Efird's Day 415. Good sports Club C134 Wt: President Home Room flliiprisli dent Home Room C213 Tenms CJ' Treasurer Home Room DOROTHY BURNET' WALKER RALPH WALSH JACK LAWRENCE WATSON Girls' Bandg Concert Band. Student Assemblyg A'Cappella Football QSQQ Monogram Club Choir. French Club 54 E T 5 A in 'G l. 1 VL fl-QL. CHARLOTTE l ERNEST Emi Home Room I Home Room Sean Assembly 131: B QI, Qjg llanage' Assistant Manage ginnerls Chorus Band QU: Cafe DaYl3ls Etirrls ' I V I - THONI gs Au A C ident Cllr Sophomore CTS? :E r Track T633 Ill . Y lj- Pre . rs VIRGINLT Lf 5 L e Chbl I x4 0 l ml ill? In Il YOGLER l . W 5 I 1 I I .sident Qljg Foot- 2 Il U K TXOLOGISKI if 351 Track Team T P If i H I l ei to I X Y U I ,N 9.4 l L SHIRT WANZER X in cm, C192 Vwii. ,5 mm r111.P'QS,: 4 ,Z 2: Tcnn1S Pl, I lllfllll ill- N lr, 1 E Sci: WATSON A 1 b Niunwxlfam C U t 51. H l I 1 SNIPS and CUTS uw., La ' .?LJ.Q, pgaai AA. MM CHARLOTTE EN'ELYN WAY BESSIE LEE VVEBB SUE Ross VVELCH A'Cappella Choir fl, 2b. A'Cappella Choir fl, Zjg Good Sports Club I ERNES'F EUGENE WAYLAND J ACK W. WEBB HANNAH ALINE WELIIS Home Room President f2, 4153 Home Room Secretary C355 Student Assembly C3jg Band CQ, 3jg Hi-Y QI, Zjg Manager Basketball Q3jg Assistant Manager Track Be- ginner's Chorus Beginner's Band Cljg Cafeteria C2Qg Iveyls Day C3Qg EHrd's Day 1- 1 Hi-Y QQ, 4Ijg Chorus C3jg Vice- President Home Room Q3jg Track CU. 5245141 lbw ,arf--V yt I '1 U K 24.1 'iw--' ww, ' ' aaa' wwf-ff THOMAS AUGUSTUS VVHITE A,Cappella Choir Cl, 2, Sjg Pres- ident Home Room fl, Qjg Treasurer Sophomore Classg Assistant Man- ager Track Team f2jg Student As- sembly fljg President A'Cappella Choir C3jg Marshalg hlinstrel fl, 2, 3j. VIRGINIA WIGGINS HENRY VVILDER ELIZABETH WILKINSON Band fl, Zjg Orchestra fl, Qjg Secretary-Treasurer Home Room Qljg President Orchestra Q2jg Sec- retary Band QQQQ Rambler Staff f2Qg Marshal QI, QD. 55 ANITA CLOUD VVILLIAINIS Home Room Secretary. TIAROLD VVILLIAMS Track fl, 2, 35, Co-captain Monogram Club CZ, Sjg Traffic Ofli- cerg Good Sports Clubg Laboratory Assistant in Chemistryg Physics Club. K j J' Luffjfli S N l P- SWK' a in A , C f lg lv P : eil .fl , , f we ff 741 5 35 . . at are fe ,7 . ' T HARRY VVILLIAMS JOE N. VVILLIALTSON RUBY VY ILLMAN Secretary Home Roomg President Aicappeua Choir' K I 4 English Clubg Boxing? Band- - C if LUCY CAROLINE WIIJLIAMS JULIA VAUGHN VVILLMAN DIARY ABIELIA VVILLSON -'C Jl vs!!! llfxlfi lf J 'Val Chorus C155 A,Cappella Choir QQ, 35g Secretary A'Cappella Choir C35- Vice-President Home Room fljg Ivey's Day C255 Secretary Home Room President Home Room C35- 3 5 . IIARVEY E. YVILSON Football C253 Basketball Cl, Monogram Club QI, 25. IIELEN VVILSON A'CappL-lla Choir. 255 .JM-05-I ALYIN VVINGFIELD O. D. S.g Good Sports Clubg Dra- matic Clubg Physics Clubg Rambler Staffg Student Assemblyg Ways and Means Committeeg Chess Clubg Alexander Graham Memorial Com- mittee. G1EO1iGE HOWIE WooDE1N A,Cappella Choir g Marshalg Student Assembly Q15 g President HKDIIIC ROOIII Q l , 25 Q Cl13ir111g11'1 House and Grounds Committee 56 fwff M7 HENRIETTA HURI.BU'l' VVOODS Student Assembly C159 Gflod sports Ciub qi, 254 Marshals VM' President Girl ReservCS C155 Secti- tary qgp, Basketball U, ?5s,5Ef5ld tary Home Room C255 GMS, Da C153 Concert Band C253 Iveys y C15- PAUL ANDREWV WOODS Marshal, SeC1'etary-Trfasfllillbli Home Room C253 Frencl , Chemistry Club- LUTHER Home Room kucuq ' . ILLMAN lla Choir. t LIA XVILLSON Home Room Qljg 3 Secretary Home ident Home Room ea g EN I1'1u.BL 1' WUUDS ,-mbly flli Gold, 213 Marshali Vice' il rves Ui? Semi NVQ LCSC ' fr thall n toll If N 4 , w H , .' Y nd CQJQWFSDH' it f E if FQ ' 1mr:wW00DS li ., asllfef 'iv' rf'ff grg,Zf Clubi if z 1: .M L J, 6. SNIPSK5gLQJrid CUTS M! 454 fiend! mga LUTHER YANDELL HAROLD LANE YANDLE MARGARET PRESTON YATES Home Room Vice-President. Orchestra Cl, 25. KM X 1 CLASS POEM If in the vagueness of tomorrow day life are accorded some measure of power, Or by Fate we are driven another way And bent with the burden of a sadder hour, Let us not forget these mellowed walls W'here once in equal toil the long days passed 'W'ith rushing forth and clamor in the halls, Indijferent clocks holding minutes til the last And jerking them from dragging time to free Our anxious waiting minds, while trivial care W'ould claim our timeg then through the windows we W'ould gaze in stealth at nature's wonders there. These dim, gold things rememlner, and infinite more, W'hile Time softly, imperceptiblg closes life's door. YVALTER CREASY OVERCARSH, JR., Class Poet. 57 sN1Ps and CUTS , CLASSDIARY GRAMMAR SCHOOL 1924+-1930 While we were yet small tots, the majority of us seemed to feel as though we had become ladies and gentlemen with the beginning of our school life. With the greatest diligence we lighted upon our tasks and vainly strove to master that thing called writing,'. In the following years, when new and more diflicult subjects were included in our schedules, we realized just how small and ignorant we really Were. By the time we reached the end of our sixth year in school, most of the feeling of superiority had disappeared and into its place a sense, or at least a suspicion, of insignihcance had crept. JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL 1931-1933 Our first day in Junior High School was one of confusion and uproar. Besides the great emphasis which seemed to be placed on our inferiority, there were other discouraging elements: We were dispersed among the throng of students and left to find our way along, the system of changing classes was new to us and hard to understand. Gradually, however, as the weeks rolled by, we became accustomed to the routine. We elected our class officers, who led us through the remaining months with success. Our second year introduced new clubs and other activities. We all climbed toward membership in the Honor Society, and some reached it. Many took part in athletics, which was steadily commanding attention. Again we chose our best executives and placed them in ofhce. With the success of our carnival and of our junior-senior party, we closed our eighth year in school. After many glorious occasions during the summer, we arrived back at school, ready to take on the duties of the dignified senior and to finish our work at Junior High. Among the outstanding events of this year were the election of student council officers, the winning of basketball championships by our athletic teams, the junior-senior party, and the carrying on of the school paper by members of our class. The close of this year marked another milestone passed and placed us in the last stage of our journey. SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL 1934-1935 Our three years in Junior High prepared us somewhat for our entrance to Central High. Nevertheless, our Hrst days here were similar to those first weeks at Junior Hlgh- New methods Of changing classes were placed before us, but we adjusted ourselves to the customs of the school and settled down to hard work in the last 58 yea' the can tool the wh: moi dis wh Mi ber W. the the br: bel 9 'S be thm fir: BL chi tal Ev WE th. pl: col fm A1 our ba ro: of .lgh yve the t thing lded in eling of fion, of Besides 'e other ind left hard to istomed maining climbed ok part nur best l of our school, 1 Junior student teams, nbcrs of thc last Central i Junior ulj usted thc IM SNIPS and CUTS years of our school life. The wings of time moved swiftly and soon we were in the midst of the election for student council officers. On the heels of this election came the carnival, which was supported by the entire school. Music and athletics took an important place in the schedule of our class. The music department entered the State Contest and brought back honors in both vocal and instrumental music, while the athletic teams came out on top as a last token of gratitude to Coach Skid- more, who accepted a position at the University of North Carolina. As our last year came, many mourned the fact that our twelfth grade had been dispensed with. We suffered the loss of Dr. E. H. Garinger, the former principal, who was on a leave of absence in New York. We greatly felt the resignations of Miss Marion Frazer, Miss Lemons, Miss Dickerson, Mrs. W. L. Walker, Miss Re- becca Henderson, Mr. C. S. Boger, Mr. Jasper Derrick, Mr. VV. P. Johnson, Mr. W. D. Skidmore, Mr. George Farrington, and Mr. Charles Whitsell, who, following the failure of the school tax vote, found more lucrative positions. We also suffered the loss of the manual training shop and the resignation of our very efficient li- brarian, Miss Rosannah Blair. One of our greatest losses was the death of our beloved Dr. Alexander Graham, who was quietly taken from this world November 2, 19341. He will always be in the hearts of his fellow citizens and will be remem- bered by both the old and young. In spite of these losses the class of '35 struggled ahead, determined to reach the goal which we had placed before us. Immediately we elected our class for the Hrst semester: President, Charles Akers, vice-president, Hugh Ashcraftg secretary, Martha Alexanderg and treasurer, Ernest Jackson. For the second semester we chose George Ray, president, Tom Myers, vice-president, Alice McCachren, secre- tary, and Paul Marion, treasurer, to guide us through our last stretch of school. One of the outstanding events of our last year was another school tax election. Everyone entered in this struggle with the determination to better our school and was successful. The supplement passed, much to the joy of everyone. Our athletic teams suffered the loss of coaches and did not finish the season with the success of past years. Our school paper, the Rambler, however, won second place in a group of eight hundred. As the months were torn from our calendar, we were suddenly thrust into the confusion of preparing for graduation. Our rings were ordered, we were measured for our caps and gowns, invitations were selectedg and class day officers were chosen. Amid this confusion another very successful carnival was held which lengthened our list of the enjoyable times we had spent at Central. Finally, we faced graduation! With much regret we accepted our diplomas which barred us from the happy school life of past years and which placed us on the rocky road to success in life. It is farewell to tl1e dear old school we love so well, but the sweet reminiscences of that chapter in our life will be cherished by the class of ,35. BERTIE ARMOUR, Class Hist0ria1z. 59 Ii li V. lr ,. ll l .1 li lx ii Ei lil M p. ,. l.fl 'S il g,,4 ll ,.,, ' J 5 THF :W .1552 -'WW W ' .,'f2:f'i'4'i' ..,,, Q.. I 'Ai ...N 3 1 5N1Ps and CUTS LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT VVe, the Class of 1935, of Central High School, City of Charlotte and State of N01-th Carolina, being of sound mind and memory, do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our Last Will and Testament, in manner and form following, hereby revoking any will, or wills, heretofore made by us. We, the Senior Class of 1935, do hereby bequeath our numerous possessions in the manner that follows: ARTICLE I To the School: 1. We leave our overflowing abundance of school spirit. 2. Bertram Skelding leaves all the covers of her notebooks, they will make a good family album of all the teachers. ARTICLE II To the Oncoming Class: 1. We direct that all our just debts and good time expenses be fully paid and satisfied, as soon as conveniently may be, after our departure. 2. We bequeath our somewhat imposed upon Senior Dignity. ARTICLE III To the Teachers : 1. To Miss Ramsey we leave our appreciation for her time, thoughts, and con- sideration for the Senior Class. 2. To Miss Jessie we leave a staff that will bring in news articles without being told, and a staff that will try to equal the staff of this past year. 3. To Mr. Sides the Seniors leave their appreciation for his efforts to keep the music in Central up to par, and their promise to support him for the City Council. 41. To Mrs. Bryan and Miss Tucker we leave classes that will learn why Abel killed Cain. Or was it vice versa? 5. To Miss Charlee we leave boys and girls with big and small feet respectivelty. 6. To The Lone Sentinel we leave a brand new set of marshals with hopes that she may be able to work with the-new ones as efficiently as she has worked with the marshals of this past year. 7. To Miss Fannie we leave a class that will make A's in Geometry. 8. To the Misses Langford and Gray we bequeath Les eleves qui etudierons leurs lecons francaise, in short, the good French students. 9. To Miss Markham we leave cooking classes that will learn how to fix their rice and tomatoes, steak and potatoes. 10. To Mr. Hoyle we leave classes that we hope will be able to keep up with him in Geometry, and who will pass his Trig tests. 11. To Miss Newland we leave classes that will understand what either get out or stay ini' means. Right much of a choice, isn't it? 12. To Pop Norman we all leave our HQO's ABC,s XYZ's and-er-what I ever else there is. - , , 7 13. To Miss Kelly we all leave hopes that her, shall we say, Ark will last a few more years. ' 141. To Miss Fore we leave some kerosene for her stove to keep her room warm in the winters to come. 15. To Miss Summers we leave all our pretty smiles. To Miss Jones we leave the privacy of her inner office. . ARTICLE IV 16. D . To Various Individuals: . 1' Alvm Wlngfleld leaves his exclusive use of gigantic, stupendous, and colossal: in short, bull, to the one and only Constantine Meena, 2. Charlie Edwards and Ben Paschal leave their surpluses to Gene Davant. il lrou Il. Wtcemt., 60 koi toz gal the l dist l thi S All H: C0 M W Cl. toi nal of I for ser its 'Y tate of ll, and lowing, ions in l make aid and nd con- it being :eep the Council. hy Abel ec-tive'...'. h hopes worked udierons fix their up with ther get --what ll last I1 .m W3 FII! f-nlossflla ygjflt. SNIPS and CUTS 3. Creighton Sossomon leaves his popularity, executive ability, and willingness to work to David Citron. 44. Aubrey Simpson leaves his qualities as a lady killer to Steve Mullican. 5. Edna Holler leaves her versatility to Rose Fuller-Gaines. 6. Margaret Kerr bequeaths her excellent ability to carry on the library work to anyone that is gifted in that line. 7. Bob Wanzer says he might leave some of his bashfulness to J. C. Rice. 8. Sue Kohler wants to leave to some one, some of her extra height. Some gallant knight come a-runnin'. -9. Walter Wilson leaves his ability to make up new proofs for some of the theorems in Geometry to James Gay. 10. Bill Pickard wills his business ability to the Juniors to be used at their discretion. 11. Nell Puckett bequeaths her secrets of beauty to the person who the Juniors think deserves them. 12. Herbert Copeland leaves the school to his brother, Howard. 13. Jim Burnham wills his quiet solitude to Bobbie Stephens. 14. Edith Plyler wills her resounding vocal tunes to Frances Gatlin. 15. T. A. White leaves his incentive to become a great orchestra leader to Skinny Powell. 16. Aldene Phillips leaves her outstanding disposition to Pattie Patterson. 17. Anne Purnell wills her gracious personality to Jean Little. 18. Eleanor Jenkins and Elizabeth Green will their ability to make A's to Jane Alexander. 19. Bill McCachren bequeaths his Quips and Cranks and Wanton Wiles to Harry Mickle. 20. Clyde Jackson leaves his poise to Otho Ross. 21. Marilyn Brittain leaves her popularity to Sybil Searcy. 22. Martha Alexander lends to Nancy Jones some of her ability to give the correct reasons for constructions in Latin. 23. Bill Barnett leaves his ability to make a man out of himself to Harold Mullen. 24. Creasy Overcarsh leaves his originality to Martha Jean Brooks. 25. Alice McCachren leaves all of her energy that she can spare to Harry Winkler. 26. Reid Stubbs wills his earnest desire to work to Eugene Gullege. 27. lllary Graham ltforrison leaves her quiet, appealing tone to Maujer Mosely. 28. Annie Mae Brown wills her ability as a go-getter to Boyce Griggs. 29. Sarah Keiger leaves her neatness to various unnamed members of the Junior Class. 30. George Ray leaves his nonchalantness to ':Sis Torrence. We do hereby make, constitute, and appoint Dr. E. H. Garinger to be our execu- tor of this, our Last Will and Testament. IN WITNESS VVHEREOF, we, the Class of Thirty-Eve, the testators above named, have hereunto subscribed our name and affixed our seal, tl1e Seventh Day of May, in the year of our Lord One Thousand Nine Hundred and Thirty-five. Class of Thirty-five. CSignedD ToM MYERS, Class Lawyer. Signed, sealed, published, and declared by the above Class of Thirty-five, as and for our Last Will and Testament, in the presence of us, who have hereunto sub- scribed our names, at their request, as witnesses thereunto, in the presence of said testators and of each other. CATHERINE CLEGG. LILLIAN PARKS. NELL PUCKETT. 61 l v r l l F l S ' i '1 1 iff U , . 1 . 1 f ..,f .Hz ill i f .1-e IK? .3 ll l . ,f if 21 X. 4. 1 r 'ff' 'lx iff .f ff 6 1 if , KX r f or ll! ll! '!, 4 Xl SNIPS and CUTS SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY The great day has come! IVe, the Senior Class, are leaving the welcome walls of Central High School. VVe take it upon ourselves to go forth into the world with the sincere ambition to make good. Shall we? That is the question. You say, Nobody knows? I beg to disagree-the Shadow knows! With unscrupulous determination I have investigated the private lives of a number of Central High celebrities. Many secret ambitions will unhesitatingly be brought to light this very moment! In true Winchell style I will expose all! So it is with great pleasure and through the courtesy of Petunia Pixie's Pink Pills for Pale People that we take you thirty years into the future. IfVe find our- selves on the outskirts of the huge metropolis of Gastonia. We see a dingy three- story building to our left. VVe enter. As the door softly closes behind us we hear the triumphant cackle of one who has achieved success. He turns his face towards us-it is contorted with indescribable pride, our optics are feasting on the homely mug of Alvin Q. Wingfield. VVe are happy to learn that Alxhas at last overcome his inferiority complex and has taken up the honorable profession of carving wooden legs for one-legged ducks! But wait--will wonders never cease? Through the squeaky door stalks Al's special assistant, the ace chemistry instructor of the Caro- linas, .lawn Henry! Although thirty years have passed, our friend has not changed one atom-except for a serious case of harsh nerves he is the same old Simon Legree. Who dares enter the domicile of the phantom chemist? Mr. Norman rasps in his cracked little voice. Instinct, or perhaps an inner voice tells us that other places are healthier, so we hurriedly depart for the capital city of the United States, Washington, to meet the high society. As we drive up to the Green House CI forgot to mention that it has been repainted since 19355, we are startled to find that our hero, George Ray, has at last broken all records and is the President of the United States! George claims that after 1940 there was nothing left to be president of, so he hauled off and got elected to the supreme ofhce. Good old George! He sees that we are hungry, so after feeding us a generous helping of hamburgers and pickles he offers to show us around. We quickly don our red flannels and are whisked away to Miami to get a view of one of George's pet amuse- ment establishments- The Follies of 1965. We are nearly thrown into a pan- demonium when we discover that the star of the evening is none other than the belle of the thirties, Nell Puckett! Eagerly we push forward, the sound of an entrancing hula-hula dance assails our ears and we see little Nelly burning up the stage t0 the tune of My Old Flame. The orchestra plays an encore and the owner of the show, dressed in a full dress suit with tie and spats to match, steps to the stage amid the enthusiastic hand-clapping of the audience-itis Big Bill McCachren! Bill, in his smooth, soprano voice, announces the attraction of the night-starring .lay.Smith, the heartbreaker of the age, and the little chocolate drop, Barbara Davis, Singing 'iWhen You and I Were Young, Maggie. 'In the balcony, taking In the show with mouth agape, sits a gentleman who has profited by his experi6nCC as editor of the Rambler. Charlie Green, the problem child, is now the editor of thelrage of the century, Smokehouse. This only goes to prove that it doesn't take brains to be an editor-if Charlie Green is one. After two days in Miami the mayor, with the full support of the population, invites us to leave. So we board our space ship and glide serenely to the Isle of Caprl 62 whew he is UNO to f Cen mon He mer itb the his hop tucl and our Peg Stag to l 'l age ner UP tell hai to stil Sk' say am bra slew I CIC' To Ho ani l con wit thii floc dai ing goo 11101 I F0u lnsi walls world You spulihus High ES Very S Pink nd our- three- re hear owards homely ercome wooden gh the 3 Caro- hanged Simon Corman us that United House rtled to resident left to ood old ping of our red amuse- a pan- he belle :raneing 1tage t0 wner of IC stage lac-hrcnf starring Barbara . takin?-'Y pf-rienCC ditor of n't take . invites pf Capri N an T where we find B111 Martin Stlll trying to convince the queen of the office force that he IS ln his right mind Miss Jones usm her dlscretlon gives him the familiar No No song Two hours later we land at Moscow, Russia, where we are escorted to the ambassador s manslon Our ears are greeted with the melodlous sound of Centials gallant Romeo, that distinguished Russian Gentleman Creighton Sosso monivltchl Crewhton walks much faster now that s because he s alwavs a Russian He taps a small bell and in walks the kitchen knax e, Ernv Jack on, with refresh ments for all We are 1nv1ted to meet the superintendent of the royal harem Can It be? Can it be? Well, cut off my legs and call me shortv lf it 1sn t Reid Stubbs the homelv traffic cop all decked out in his allotted uniform, a loin cloth Reid his b0V1Sh eves sparkling, beckons us to the royal tent for the annual Russian hop We enter are seated tl1e music begins Jazzbo Burnham and his Ken tucky H111 Billles strike up Turkey in the Straw while little Eleanor Jenkins and her Rao' Time Melody Girls swmfr into step Suddenlv the music ceases and our awed gaze rests upon the grand sultan Edison Stuart and Mrs Sultan Peggy Jones' Ed invites us 1nto the next tent where a beauty contest is being staged for our benefit After much argumentation the iudges declare the winners to be Monk Landreth and Bulldog Barnett Next moinlng we barged over to see the largest munitions manufacturer of the age Paul Marion hes a bw shot now After wasting an hour with him, our nerves are shot to pieces, so we ankle os er to see the Dickson Circus Perched hifrh up on a soap box, we could hear the small time orator, Laurle Dickson trying to tell the publlc what a wonderful show he had Flipping our two bits into his eager hands, we walk in. We see among the many freaks many of our old cronies there- to enumerate them, there is Racehorse Tesh, a gentleman of the old school who still holds the worlds record for unaxoidable accidents then there is Bertram Skelding, the non-stop gossip who holds the record for talking the most without saying anything. We also find the patronizer of all the beauty salons, Ann Purnell and the sentimental son of the South, Burke Harlan, the man with the left-handed brain. Carousing about further, we come upon William Dye, who eats, drinks, and sleeps in Latin, he even speaks Latin. On our way home the next day we stop off in Morfranton to inspect Otten s So- ciety for the Prey ention of Cruelty to Animals. Among the animals we find Scottie Todd Casper Chandler and Bob Stuckey. Among the matrons we discoxer lane Holman-the Calamity Jane. She does the cook'n0'. Marilyn Brittain keeps the animals tamed with her usual soft talk and '1 wink or two. Returning to Charlotte, we are not surprised to learn that Central High School consists of four square blocks of shops and schoolrooms that are literally teemin, with action. We board the elex ator and stop at the seventh floor. Mr. Fields is thinking of enlarging his bookkeeping department from the seventh to the eighth Hoor-but that's another story. WVe Hnd the Rambler putting out a forty-page daily with Mr. Freeman and the janitors as paper boys. There are special smok- ing quarters with a casino on the fourth floor. We have championship teams, a good, well-equipped school, well-paid teachers, and a liberal education for all. What more could one ask? But this is in 1965-Can you remember the old days? My friends, when you want to Hy, you get an airplane, when you want to ride, you get an automobile, and when you wanted a prophet, you chose me-but I still insist that you can't take a mule and make a race-horse out of it! 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BOBBY STEPHENS --.-,--,..Pres1de1li b es Vice-President Secretary -,-,-,TreasureT -2,-14 SNIPS and CUTS 1 DEARMONI AND SUMMERS Fnsf R012 Uzff fo 71111211 S1r111 Snell h,l11'1betl1 Ox en B111e De B 1rx Rebecca VVOod L111 Idol Glendl F0121 P1qu1t'1 Bmsell Ix'1tl1e11ne Seasons E1o1Qe QIOIIQIIDCI Bilblll Cqmpbell Second Rm: Woochou XVllsOIl 11ec1 'IIXIOI Helen Helllllll M111 lettx LOUISE BlO,,d9ll S1r1l1 Cooke Lyflla Dud2v1o1t11 Dorotln Lee Be11e1 .line Guldex PIIIICCS Wllll1l1lS A11l1'l. AI1t0I1l0 B111 D1111els Thwd Hou Abtor Dalew Boyd Dfnus Robezt BlS'111 hI'l.I'Xll1 Coon 111111101141 Amon P111111p St une-. 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Elizabeth Moore. 511121111111 Blgham' Zer Eugene Gulledge' Evegtfeuggltil 15.5913 Fuller Gaines. Tliiiid froze.: Arthur liaelly. Graeme Fri! - 0119. oe lxissiah, Bill Phillips, Hilda Cariington, Pe,,,5 Rhodes. 70 gla- SNIPS and CUTS DONNELLY HOME ROOM Fust Row fleff in llgllfj AIIIOIKI Pruette Johnns Pltton Alfhne Thonmeon Bobbs Basnarcl Bob Alex ander Bllly Shull .lack Hoke John Chfules Luk Sczond Rau CIVIIISQ Rflpe John Mltthews Harold Sheats Blll Adams Iunee XVIHIIIHSOII AIIIOIKI MLBmser Hnrs Weeke Harm Lee Hmson Negue Knowlton Tlznd Row P9103 Muo Junes Wllhs lf, S D Lnnex JI Querx RIIISOII Jav Wllson Smxth Jr B1llChnard R1cha1clCOnh1g Fmntlz Rou Dxck Abehel L W Pooxey Jr Dfnlcl George Jlmmv Fan Perrm Qulrles VV L Sm th Luuan Vllnteheacl RlXlll0lldC8l'l1fl'lX Ceor,,e Jenklns RAAKIN HONIE ROOM Fnef Row flzft fo rzqllfj Mlrmn Blalock Helen Cochrane BICITIQ Hwsnee Vlrbmm Snnth SXIJII Searcy Pattle Patterson Jlne Borden lean Jeter Low Dooley Qfmmd Row Mir 'xref Speck Frnnne Waddell Francee Ramon Inev Huffstetler Bettx Norconx Dorm Stone liubx Snnth Marx LOUISE Propst Barbara Crasen Maurlne Loxe Tlmrl Row Eubene Dxuant Bebe Stellett J Colt Jernnn Jack HS land Charles Marshal Edvllll lorld Robert Redles Robert Jfbllklllb Sun Roth 'I fl ,. if G ,X 1 1 l u -f ff W ' fl :X 57' -- 1 : lr ,A il W 'X ll M 'l--r- lgb . . , g,4,,,,?h :fig ..' . 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Alberta Holtzclaw, Catherine Lawrence. Fannie Maud Burke. THOMAS HOME RooM Ff Sf R010 fleft to rightj: Dorothv Hoppe Betty Jane Cooke Doris Beasley Marv Thompson Carolyn Eg!-'flell-Pylfigtfllfl VVZIU, NNY Wright Myers. Second Row: Katherine King, Bessie Davis, Virginia Rails. , WS? dSQldl, Allnte Dupree. Julia Cline, Charles Neal. Third Row: Miller Mitchell, Martha Bland. Caroline Miller. Louise Jackson, Roxana Kelly. 51. I 5 F Fir.: Query, Semin Katha T h Ilffi Howzn J arrell Fl First Bom- 1 MTE. Q Calf! I N an T NEWLAND NASH DULS Fust Row Ileff to nqhtj Joe Betts Pr1Qc1ll1 Du M'uy Cll'1llEN Hosvlrcl Eselyn Houston Geor,1an'x Quen Havel Duclmorth BIQIIJOFIQ Dlllllltflll Helen Polk Min Lee Befner Jenn Neu Flfue xVllll'1IllS Second Row Hurry LIIISIX X71I'gllll'1 Bwett Helen CIOQS Ruth DlCklIlS0l'l le'1n BICGIIIII G90l,,l'l Hurt Katherme Cllflell Cl1ntOn Powell Mlrtha Jean Brooks Pe,,..x H'1lIlb0ll C'1l0IyIl Slbly W D Elder Tlmd Rau H11llb0H Roebke .Inn McC1clen I'hOrnw Hu es Alflecl Hlcklm Clrrence Blake Otho Lxnkel HONNIIIIICI Copeland Ed Thompson Loulse Dudley Sllllfll Joseph Llttle Fomflz Row S111 Pwrke Bettle J'l1l9 DOWNS HOBIE ROOM Firsf Row Ilcff fo riffllfj: BQl'Il'll'1'l Turner Billy Sllll'Illl6l'SYl119. Vlilliim D'1vis Hwrry BOOtl1 l-l'1rolml Oyrl Oliver Hanson I'1'll'I'Q Nickle, .I'1ck l'Oll'1r4l. Bl'1ke ivoyrl. vwonr mr: P'rl1cL OHl'l6ll, lionr 'rye tho Ross, 5115011 XK lll'lCL Robert Dursley. J e YVi,. ms. jVl1y ll' ll' Thlrrl Iwu .' . ' j L re C'1rey Dowd Rubin GeOrg.,c Eclclie Strung, Von l-1pp'1s Selclun kelly, D'1v1cl Utron. SNIPS and CUTS . I V h A ,i' e Over the top! We 'wanna touchdown! Finis- Hanes comes through. Over for 6' more. Gentlemen of the dirt track Cheers-up! Hold that line! 74 flirt truck. III 7 r BOOK TWO ATHLETICS ' I '.,i .Ay 1. 5 --T 1 L 1 V- -ffil N ., ' Xi ,Til fi gr? Fm qigfuj 'JY ff? 3, s. 'V T .3 f 4? , 1 ,fi 5 A ' as ' 5-2+ Y V r 1 1 T 'H' N Y- 1 T 5 ' I ' A N f T l T T s f D575 Z1-. .,', '., ,L are ' w-' - V U . .N,,..- ,, f 2:-:A f 1. MIITH the schools of his own community organized as 21 model from which to work, Mr. Graham, with the aid of other educators, toured the state each year raising funds to establish public schools. In a period of twenty years, 1880-1900, these men successfully founded public schools in more than fifty counties. When the years of this beloved man reached toward the sinking sun, the University of North Carolina realized hiS true greatness and conferred on him the honorary degree of Doctor of Laws. In this way, his Alma Mater paid tribute to one of its 'truly illustrious sons. Having completed nine years of service as head of the Fay' etteville schools, Mr. Graham accepted the Superintendency of the Charlotte City Schools, where he found a weak, Stfug' gling system. fix .ll urfunz mth tlc r TIINII1 un 5 1 tmntx V rs numb ' t mar r 111 TX CLUTKC I nd tr: . .1 rmtlndmq 'xx-:'.v 3' NFS'-F sv' 316' , .f .1 ' 5 -'7 R53 QQ! 4:1 if 3 . 1. fr ,sl nil N an T lg. , ffm . I 78 SNIPS afnd CUTS Out for a drill. Purnell, Inc. The Kickof. Cheese it! The Capes! Oh, Kuvnpef Meloduy in the Spring. 79 Iv R M NIJ ,, I ni -fl I Wg I4 4 4 an 3 W jf' I .IX I .Sit S N IP S and CIU T MONOGRAM CLUB Reading from the top of the CU: CHARLES SIMS, GORDON EAVES, JAMES VVATT, HAROLD WILLIAMS, GEORGE DIEI-IL, HAROLD AUSTIN, CHARLES EDXVARDS, BILL SPAIN, ROY HOUSER, BOB CARSON, J. C. HANES, JOE FOURES, EARL POWVERS, NIELVIN CALDWELL, HARVEY SXVINSON, BILL BARNETTE, JIM BURNHAM, HARVEY WILSON, JOHNNY AIKEN, JACK WATSON, BILL BLALOCK, BILL LICCACHREN. BILL MCCACIiREN CHARLES SIMS ,,,.... J. C. HANES .,........ HAROLD WILLIAMS MONOGRAM OFFICERS 80 -,--------, President Vice-President L--,--.Secretary ---.---Treasurer C IV'-I RN I n ' 3 I 1 5. I Frrifff I' son. Ham: Jack Wai-, Frspenm: Cnnez. F Earl Fe-pf: Dui' by ilS new I thllt Thr gi The nf- to prflftix many Tm TWU If neygd to Srcond. U hands 0? Initrlif boy t0 at were: and MHA The Charlme Chafhlfte Charlotte fharlme ' fharlme Charlme fharlme ' charlmie Charkne - ,f S N IP S and CIJTQS First Row Klcft to riglztj: Manager Joe McGinnis, Bill Blalock, Harold Austin. Fred Taylor. Bob Car- son, Harvey Swlnson. Sam Croft. Ernest Josephs. Coach DeArmon. Second Row: Stanley Westeriield. Jack Watson. Syd Alexander. Bill Spain. Bill Cooper. Ben Paschal, Bob Granger. Third Row: Jack Fesperman, Charles Edwards. Bill Barnette, Herbert Copeland. Merritt Davis. Reddy Grubbs. Kiflin Craven. Fourth Row: Harold Mullen, Asst. Mgr.. Gales McClintock, Bill McCachren. Howard Copeland. Earl Fespermau, Leon Williams, .lohn Barr. Earl Powers, Asst. Mgr. FOOTBALL Due to the lack of experienced men the team of '34 did not fare so well under its new coach, Doc DeArmon. Only one game of the seasonls schedule was won, that being the opening game with Hickory. The score was six to nothing. The game with Salisbury was the only one ending in a scoreless tie. The new squad faced many difficulties from the start. Only one letterman returned to practice and the schedule was one of the toughest faced by a VVildcat team in many years. Two long trips were taken by the team. For the first time the Wfildcats jour- neyed to Atlanta, Georgia, where they were easily defeated by the Smithies. The second, going to Miami, Florida, where they again met defeat, this time at the hands of Miami High School. Instead of having one captain serve all season, Coach DeArmon appointed a boy to act as captain during each game. Boys who had the honor of this position were: Bill Spain, Bill McCachrcn, Harold Austin, Jack Fesperman, .lack VVatson, and Merritt Davis. The seasonal record follows: Charlotte ..... 6 Ilivkory .....-... Y-- f l Charlotte Columbia ......,. Charlotte Spartanburg ,, Charlotte Atlanta Tech Charlotte Asheville ........ Charlotte Mlflllll --fff-------f Charlotte Greensboro ,.., Charlotte S2l1lSbl1l'Y -------- Charlotte YVinston-Salem v l l N I P S CI 91 fl C U T S l l ' l l l l 1 l T l l ll 1 l l J 1 l W l l . ll it A l ' ll 3 - . I l l fl , e li il lv ,. . - - . ll Kneeling flcff fo righfj: Bill Blalock. Charles Otterbourgli. Harvey'll1lson..B1ll wSpam. Sfzmdzng. X Manager Harold Mullen. Bill McCacln'en. Bill Munson, Harold Austin, Charles Suns. Charles Edwards. Y It . y W , l l BASKETBALL fllg Centralis basketball team had a fair season this year. Although they did not 1 win any titles, the lVildcats won a majority of their games. fl T Under their new coach, John Purser, the team gave High Point, lvestern Con- ference Champions, a close race for the title, losing out by the slim margin of one llj game. The VVildcats journeyed to Washington and Lee University at Lexington, Vu'- ginia, to defend their South Atlantic Championship. There, they lost in the first 35 I . . l 1-Ounds of the tournament to Eastern High School of lvashington, D. C. lx Boys receiving letters were: Johnny Aiken, Harold Austin, Bill Munson, and Bill T T Spain. Those receiving stars were: Bill McCachren, Harvey lVilson, and Charles Sims. The seasonal record follows: l l Charlotte ,,,...,,A,,,,,-,,, -,-,,,,,---.,,,,,,-,,,,,,,,,,,,,--Y AYYYV- YYAVV 2 1 X rf fb . ...... 24 lx Cllflfloffff ..................... .... ............................ . . . ...... 16 Sl,iI1fE5l.'iZ't31fiiii ...-.. 23 R T . Cl'i11'l0ffC ..... 21 Asheville ff ..,.....,, ee-e' ' 'F l Qmljloffe ..... 43 High Point ......, .... A-4- ee-ee Q, l ' EIISHSEIS gHg1f1Q'Hf,F1'0S'1 --ee l Qllmlofte iiillll Gggrhoillill e-'-' -I jx 1 ...,, EH Winston-Salem .... -4 - ' 1 5 l W, Charlotte gl.frfHilJ0.Ni ' Chal'l0tt0 ,rl xliivillglu -' ....V --,-- 4 ' 7 T 551311036 32 Creensboro'TTCS... ' . Chziilgttg ..., 55 f:i1.5t0Ili11 KYKYY, :V y 1 Charlotte -,.,, TllllSlf0ll-S2ll8Ill .... yi' 1 Charlotte ' IE: 5i '5blj'l' gjf ' 1 7,27 Charlotte ........ 1.1 Davidson lriosli .... in V 5 Y Charlotte Spnrtfmburg T cimnone eeeeee H, Cggffffmg e.e-eeee-- ,..,., 2 1 f l- ei' - -'ee ' - l ldlloffe -QAVVQ 27 paw Creek bixivi - ----- 25 I' Y .l l l , l' . v 19 l H' fl 'l I li l 82 l' lu rs lu K1 rn 1+ L 1 I I 1 illt 1 l lil' mlwfwc S N IF'S an d C U T S Kneelmg Ileff fo 1111140 Melrrn Caldwell Harxey Srxmson Captrm Ceorge Drehl Rov Hudson Mrke Antonro Sfandznq Mana er Errl Powers Brlls Grrbble Dexter Vlfrllrrork Geox e Mrson VVagner Crrne B111 Cooper Assrstrnt Min r,,er Joe Foures BOXING Central s boxrnfr team enjoved a successful season tlrrs year, losrnv only one dua meet durrnv the season tlrrs berng to Belmont Abbey at Belmont Onlv ve matches were held durmg the season Four of these were held rn Charlotte and one rn Belmont The Belmont Abbey team was met three trmes wrth Charlotte comrng out on top twrce The other teams met were Concord Hwh School and Mount Hollv Hrgh School Both of these teams were defeated Four boys were sent to Chapel Hrll to partrerpate rn the State Clrampronshrp Tournament Those mfrkrng the trrp were Captarn George Drehl, Brll Cooper, George Mason, Harsev Swrnson, and Manager Earl Powers Dlehl was the only one who adr anced to the sc cond round of the tournament However, he was defeated rn the second day of the fights Captarn George Drehl, Harvey Swrnson, .lrm Bellrveau agarn oached the team the Wlldeats The seasonal record follows Charlotte 1 Charlotte Charlotte Charlotte Bovs recervmg letters were Melun Caldwell Dexter Wallwork, ROV Hudson G M d M U r Farl Powers C0l'g6 3.SOIl, 311 dlla C Tlrrs concluded hrs thrrd year as coach of Belmont Abbey Mount Hollr Belmont Abbey Belmont Abbey 2 I , z. 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Second Row: Roy Houser, Bill Blalock, Harold Austin. .lack Hlatson. J. Hanes. Charles Edwards. Bill McCachren, Charles Sims, Herbert Copeland, Assistant Manager Dobby lxumpe. Third Row: Coach Byrd, Frederick Moore. Paul Smith. Tracy Miller, .lack Pollard. C. P. Edwards, Bill Munson, Harvey Wilson, Harold Daniels, Anthony English, Raymond Amon. TRACK Under their new coach, Francis Byrd, Centralis track team enjoyed a good sea- son. At the time of writing, the tracksters had competed in three meets, two dual meets and the state championship meet. In their first meet, against the Davidson College Freshmen at Davidson, the VVild- cats met defeat. In the second meet, against Columbia High School, at Charlotte, Central defeated the Columhians in a close match. ' At Chapel Hill, the Wildcats took fourth place, trailing High Point, Durham, and Goldsboro. At the time of this writing there were three more meets on the Central schedule. These were in the YVestern Conference meet at High Point, the Civitan Relays at Greensboro, and the Duke Invitational meet at Durham. Coach Byrd has in former years been assistant to Doctor Barrett, former VVildcat coach. J. C. Hanes, star half-miler and miler, captained this year's team. 84 S UI fruit. How- :urlc-4 Edwards, 'I I'. I-Irlwnrds. . good sea- ts. two dual n. thc' Wild- It f'h:IrlotIe. III. Durham. I .-., ls on thf: I1 Point. thi' rlmm. In--r Wildvzll fllll. B O 0 K T H R E E ORGANIZATIONS I Ii 53 I I3 :3 ' 'EQ YI , -5, Sf , 'I II A- ,, ,I-I ,I Iii, Q V, I gui I ,Aj fa ,I'. K. I I. I I. .- FV 9 . I .E y Ig: 53 ge, , 'ix JSF .L-2 an I , I hit. . .1 fi , 'QI if. 5:55 rm 1253: ix' gb A I ' , 3 I I I I I I I I I I I I I il I I I I I IW 7 fs, f---.1 w. g A-I -. xx xx-.X - 9, I ' , z, -H-74 f--4 1:7 7:11, , f ,,, ,, f,ff ,, , . - 1 .41 Q ,V ,Lf ,apr THE Old North State has never produced a higher author- ity on its own history than was Dr. Graham. He em- phatically defended the authenticity of the Mecklenburg Dec- laration of Independence. Many of Charlotte's citizens remembered well the visits he paid the schools, and the history stories he told the classes. VVhen Charlotte built its high school in 1920, the city rec- ognized Dr. Graham's work by naming the institution for him. The school still bears the name of Alexander Grahalll- Ever a true teacher, the father of the Charlotte School System, also taught a men's Bible class. He was a devout Christian and to his last days remained true to the church. As a student, he learned Spanish at the age of eighty. In these humble words, the life of Dr. Alexander Graham, father of Charlotte's School System, has been related. His life will long influence the thought and action of this state. Q ' E ik -x 1 11 'WE-'MGQQ n lnr du He cm X ln mnlrurv gf Ll lzcnb nm thx lla rx L LIX ltxtutlon or 111 r Cm Ill t N1 1 'D JUL J Janna x ml r frfd lf fu gigluwwf S N IF'S and C U T S PUC KETT NELL PUCKETT GEORGE RAY - SNIPS and CUTS STAFF --------, Editor-in 11126 E ,w..., Associate Fdztor JIMMIE COXVAN .............,., Senior Edztor PAUL MARION .....,, .,........ 4 sst. Senior Edztor SYBIL SEARCY .....,.A,..... ,Junior Edztor HUGH PAGE ,...........,ee,ee ,Sports Edztor BEN HORTON ...., ....,.. - .eee ...,,.. P hotographic Edztor SCOTTIE TODD ....., . .,,,,.,,.......,,,,,,.,.....,.,,,,e,...,....,,,,,,...,,..,,....,,,........., , ,,,,.. Feature Editor CHARLES GREEN ,e,,,e,,, H Fflifnrinl Fri fa M RAY Cow,w V A M . 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U PURNELL BIARTIN TI-IRASHER INN' ULLD SADLER WVILKINSON BALDRIDGE 90 Q N WW JU L IIT III. w l ,V L. VL. . I ww S I, ER F F V l1f.'.,AQ ' ' - N'm1.y- .A, f..,,!. . - vkqq, I J- I. fr. ,A .,-It ,fr,,- 4 I 1 W rr M , . I , 'Hf IN, 5 tiw SNIPS L ,-2 ii Ji 5. L W A kg ' 5 be Wi RAMBLER ,fi tr STAFF gli HTF: E L 1 w 1 K MARY Gnfxuui Momusox l w , Business Blu, PICKARD .,,,,,,,,.,.... Y ,..,,.......,, ' I Advertzslny Amina SOLTTHERLAND ,,,,.,,,.,.........Y v,.... .....,.,., , gy 2 BIARGARE1' YATES .........,,,,A.,,,............ V....Y...V.YYYV .F W wi. t , ag 51 Rm-H Hoczcmn .........Vv.,,A.,V....,,..VY......Y........v. Y ly-' M.xr1Ln.x HRLMS .......,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. ,.... ........ffffffff, 4 5 HENRY GHEESLING ,,.......f,,.f.f,,,,,,,,........... - ...-. Mun' NORMAN ,..,................,,.,.,..,,,,,,,,,,....,, ..., and CUTS Manager Illunagez Reporter I?1'1J07'fCI' . Reporter Reporter Reporter Reporter I'Ic'KAlzD BIORRISON ' PA UL H AnG1t1 r14: ,............,.........,..,,,,,,.....,,,...A... ' L1-:s'1'12lc STOXVIE ,,.,..,,,,.....,,.,........ . ,,,,,,,.. ....,.... , ' Domrrl-lx' CALDXVELL ., Circulation ' Sco'rT1s Toon , Asszstant Czrculatlon l- ALLEN OTTEN ...,, Assistant Circulation Manager SUL houu-,R . ,,,,,L,,,,,,,,,,Y,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , DORUTHY CQNN ,,,,,L,L,,,,,,,,,,,,Y,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Cixsvlclz CH.xNnLr:x ,...,,...,,,,,,,,,.,..,,.,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,, , BIILTON SHORT ,,...........,.... ...,.,,,...,.......,,....,..,. Reporter Reporter Reporter Reporter Reporter Reporter Manager Manager rf HI '14 Q 2 S1 IHPRLAIND llfff K 1 H N t'HHbHM Nomux IXOHIIIK f0XlN QIIXNUIIII QHOHT um. Hxnurllh SIUNI QXLINNILI lobn U Q5-L I r 1 if or li .M' I M LU? I if ,K 1 ,x '- wx? rl! Ju K I U W 1 N W , ' Y,v1'l-Ls ?Li,llI ' 'Y'-MF, x '357-'Q M ' 4 KB , ' W f 1.1, , 1 U in v ' nk! x 1 F f 91 Qt Y nv' fl , A - Y SNIPS and CUT R f fy r,' X w flf-J' MSX. 1 .J f f, 'v xj X ff 'ff 15 ' ef W W' M X f M1 ff 1' gf rry ,sfTUmENT ffCUQl6ECwg,1Af lf, f' L UW! 3 w RICCLINTOCK SUSSUMUN FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER GALES TVICCLINTOCK ,N ,,,,,,,,, President CREIGHTON SOSSOMON .,.,,,,,,,7 President CREIGHTON SOSSOMON .,Vice-President CLYDE JACKSON .,,.,,,,,,,., Vice-President BERTIE ARMOUR ,, v..,,,,. ..S,,SSS A Secretary EIJEANOR JENKINS .,.,,.,.,,,,,,,, ,Secretary CLYDE JACKSON ...,, ...E . --.Treasurer CHARLES FULLERTON A ,..,,,,,, Treasurer Miss RANKIN --LL Adv-isor Miss RANKIN .,,.L,L,.... ,. ,,---.---.Ad'U1SOT MWA Sussumox RANKIN JACKSON ARMOUR JACKSON JENKXNS I 92 ULLERTON lf, V i r ! ,X - .1 .1 YXT Silas N ll-Ii 1 f 'zffvrlif , . . ' 1 -.111 nf N' 1 'f HIFI, I. .Auff V .IIM 'JY' ln'- SNIPS and CUTS O.D SXVINNEY RAY FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER JACK SXVINNEY . .,..,,,,..,,,,,,,,,A,,..........,..., .,,, P 7'f'3ifIf'71f Gmncrt RAY ,,,,,,,,..,,.,...,,.....,..,.,,.,,,,,,,,.,,.,,,,, ,,,,P1-esirlent GEORGE RAY ,W ,.......,....,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Vin'-PI'r'sid4'21f BILIC CRIWLN ..,,,,,,,,,,......,S.....,......,,,,,,.... Vice-Presirlmzt BILL H,SX'NES .W ,,,,,,,,,,,, Svf'1'1'fr11'11 D.wID CITRON .,,,,.. - ,,., , ..,. Secretary ARNOLD Lnvx' ....,, ...- .......,,,,.,Y,... Trvasllrvr ARNOLD LEW ,,.. ,,....,.....,,,.,,..,.....,,, T reasurer DR. GARINGER ....... BILL PICKARD Ronmuc CARTIIQII L.u'RIIa D1CKsoN ALVIN XVINGFIELD MILTIIN SHoIIT PAUL RIARION HIXRRX' XVINKLER CIIEIGHTON SossoIsIoN . ' v ' ISOXION LI-,VY GAIII Num: IIAYNIAS ljmx IIN bffrgxlmu . H , -- I NIAIIIIJN VVINIQI-'Il-QLD f'llk0h D5lf4ffU V XVIN Kl,l-Ili i,,.xII'I'IIeII If 'NWN ' I 9 , i I ubi- I- Q v SNIPSORCZCUTS STUDENT ASSEMBLY First Row Cleft to rightj: PAUL MARION, BETTY HUNTER, BETTY SEWVELL, DIAR- JORIE MULLIGAN, BERTIE ARMOUR, ANNE PURNELL, CREIGHTON SOSSOMON, BERTRAM SKELDING, SUE KOHLER, GEORGE VVOODFIN, SYBIL SEARCY, GALES RICCLINTOCK- Second Row: GEORGE RAY, CHARLES FU GARD, MARTI-IA JEAN BROOKS MONTGOMERY, CAR LLERTON, ELEANOR JENKINS, RUTH HOG- , LESSIE SI-IOLTZ, ZOE STRAWN, BETTY GUY, AUGUSTA OLINE MILLER, NELL PUCIIETT, JACK SNVINNEY. Third R ow: DAVID CITRON, SCOTTIE TODD, EDISON STEXVART, BILL PICKARD, ROBERT BRYAN, CHARLIE OTTERBOURGH, CHARLES GREEN, BILLY SHILL: RUFUS ALLISON, JOE DARRACOTT, LAURIE DICKSON, GEORGE MOORE. Fourth Row: ALVIN WINGFIELD, GRAELIE FRAZER ANDREW DUCKER, TIIOMAS CAREY RAL WILLIAM DYE, REID STUBBS. , ERNEST PRICE, RALPH VVALSH, , PH GARDNER, BOYCE GRIGGS, RICHARD KNAPP, V94 Q G 2 -sl lm ' Q , MII iw:- r, kv -qv . I-, 1253 ,. Fw.. . -TSMI- ., X 5 S 1 N I I I I vu- ILI.. Huc- . BI.I:'rII.uI l'I.IxTOcK. 11111 Hun- ',, ,Xl'Hl'-TA 1, VI: R IRD. I IILI.. I-I II-II B N .Hx IAN. 'I'. In-1, hxtf SNIPS and CUTS BOYS, GOOD SPORTS CLUB First Row Cleft to rightj: HARRY BOOTH, IIAURIE DICKSON, BILL PICKARD, JACK SWVINNEY, BILL PIAYNES, HAIIIIY VVINKLER, ALLEN OTTEN, PERRIN QUARLES. Second Row: DAVID CITRON, LEWIS HALL, BILL LANDRETH, ROBERT RICHARD- SON, IXUBREY SIMPSON, FRANKLIN FAVELL, BOBBY BAYNARD, ALVIN VVINGFIELD. Third Row: JOE KISSIAII, RAYMOND AMON, JAMES KAIIIIES, JACK TESI1, SYD ALEXANDER, ROBERT COX!'I'IIf9, -JOE XVIGGINS, NIEGUS KNOWLTON. Fourth Row: BERNAIZD IFURNICII, BVERETT CROXSON, SCOTTIE TODD, CHARLES GREEN, ALBERT PI-IIPPS, ROBERT STUCKEY, ED TIYIOBTPSON, BILL MARTIN, BILLY FELTS,'J. C. GOODMAN, THOMAS CAREY. 95 SNIPS and CUTS JN ,J A ,' X GIRLS' GOOD SPORTS CLUB First Row Cleft to rightj: MARY PETTY, LUCY BARRINGTON, JUDITH KILLIAN, MARY PAYNE, Advisor MISS GRAY, MATILDA HELMS, SUE KOI-ILER, DORIS HUTCH' INSON, LUCY HOOD. Second Row: MARGARET BARNETT, JANE ANDREWS, ELNA DANIELS, MARGARET NEELY, FRANCES BALDRIDGE, MARY EARLE NORMAN, NELL PUCKETT, BEVERLY CLARK, JEAN LITTLE, GEORGIA HURT. Third Row: EMILY SEBRELL, JIMMIE COWVAN, HELEN WILLIFORD, REBECCA TU CKER, CAROLINE SIBLEY, SARA AN'DI'IONY, RIARJORIE MULLIGAN, HILDA BEATTY: MARY BRASWVELL, SUE MAULDIN. Fourth Row: MARGARET BOYKIN, VIRGINIA SMITH, RIERRIE HAYNES, LUCY , MARGARET ROGERS, BETSY TINGLEY, LEssIE SHOLTZ, RUTH HOGGARD, MARY GRAHAM MORRISON, EVELYN SMITH, LOIS ANDREWS. ALSTON 96 RI fl I 1 I p . K1 W 1 ? I I0 H L. .-Appr I I y, , . JR , .,.Q.,,. ., . . . IA- , ,-.. .Iv f 'A '- AL f' .au 4. A 1... , . r IX 1 -.1 1 , n R, ff 4 X Y. . ..., L l-img. ,H 'M .I-1. E557iL,.- .V- l, Y A4 -.1 . 4 L, :..,,- . I -.-.111 ' Iiii. 1. -I -. XM., ' 'kxiy T. - Hin- 2 ! ' -lllj Z-but :K V . 1.. N :I E--2: .Ik MIM, ul W ' lug lf:-. zh 7 AN., -4. Il., ' 1 E ' S 'x '21 '5-.n' P -Ang. Wil Z. ' in b R-li! NLM, Nflum N lli Ill - lxII,I,I.xx. IIVTIAII- M xIu..uII:T I llI,I'I1IfLI' ll lirm1cc,x xml K I-. I. , Khin' I 1,1-ll, . fP,KT1Y- VCY SNIPS and CUTS JOHNNY AITKEN CHARLES AKERS VICTOR ALLISON JULIA AMON LOIS ANDREW RUTH BARKALOWV NIARY MORROW BEATY JOE BETTS HOYVAIZD BROWN JAMES BURNHAM CHARLES BUTNEII RODERIC CARTIER MURRAY CLARK KATHLEE Cox ROBERT COOK CHARLES DANIEL E. S. DELANEY, JR. EDGAR ELROD CHARLES EDWARDS BA ROBERT ELLER JIMMY IJARR FRANKLIN FAVELL BILLY FELTS G. VV. FORD, JR. BIARY GIERINGER DAVID GEORGE FRANK HABICIiNICIiT JOE HUNTER RTADELINE HOL'1'ZCI,AYV RUTH HARMON HAZEL HASTY HARRY LIEE HINSON VANCE HOBBS JOSEPH ITITTLE RAY LINDSAY OT1-10 LINKER ARCIYIIE LOCKLAIR ND HAL LOVE TOM LUCAS DOROTHY MARTIN TOM BTCVVHIRTER BERNARD MILLER FRANK OATES IJOROTHY OSBORNE ALFRED PARKER BILLY PEELE ALFRED PORTER SAM POSVELL M. C. PROPST JAMES QUINN PERRIN QUARLES GEORCiI+I RIVES TOM RONVLAND REB RUMMEL CARL SCHWORM 97 L -4.1 - gk CARL SCHNOOVER MARGARET SEDGWICK WILSON SMITH CHARLES STROUP ROBERT STUCKEY JACK TANNER EDNVARD THOMSON EDWIN TODD KARL VON KOLOGISKI DOROTI-IY VVALKER HARRY WEEKS ELIZABETHWILKINSON JOE XVIGGINS HARRY XVILLIAMS HELEN WILLI1-'ORD T. W. WVILSON BETTY YVOODS T. A. WHITE JAMES WILSON W W W I I F5 li ,GF fig! , . Q . 3 1 Q11 .ix 51- F .A 5, I E , Qi R. T-71 'I 254 aff' 1.5 W 4,2 . ig! r :QT A . - I 5. K, g, I W1 , WW W ,W I I I an cl W W W W W W W W W I s W W 1 W W W W AWCAPPELLA CHOIR 4, X7IRGINlA ALVERSON ELIZABICTH ALLEN XWICTUR ALLISON, JR. LUCY ANDRICXVS SARA ANTHONY HARRY BOOTH BIILDRED BARKALOXV RUTH BARKALUYV SARA BARHLEY ROSEMOND BARNETTE LUCY BARRINGTON ADRIENNE BAXTER CARRIE BETTS AMANDA BIGHAIKI EMMA NEAL BLACK CLARENCE BLAKE EVERI-:TT BLANTON ELIZABETH BOOKER FRANCIS BUST BIARY BRASXVELL CLI!-'l-'ORD BROOME JACK BUICE JIM BURNIIAM ELI-:ANOR BURRIS XJIOLA BURLESON BIARY .IEAN CARI'EN'l'l5R ELIZABE'l'1'I CARSON CASRER CHANDLER EUGENE CLINE XVILLIE COAN DULLY COE BARBARA CRAVEN MARGARET CROSS LITCRETIA DAVIDSON ELISE DAVIS JACQUELINE DAVIS LOUISE DINSON ALIS'I'l?Il DONALDSLJN BIATT EASOM DOROTHY EDDENS RUSLYN EDXYARDS .JIMMY FAKR H. B. FARRINGTON G. WV. FOARD, JR. LAURA FLEMMING .JOHN FOLEY LILLIAN GABLI-I FANNIE GARRETT DIARY ALICE GIERINGER EVA BIAE PIADDOCK J. C. HAINES ALBlill'l' HANNA BURKE HARLAN GLADYS HARIIIS HAZPIL HASTY IJUGH HENDERSON TI-:D IJINKLE LAURA HINSON ALBl5lK'l'.K H0L'l'ZCLIKNX' BIADELINIE I'IOL'l'Zl'LIUV LUCY HKJLID GENE HIJSRILIIK CORNELIA PIOXVELL DORIAN Hl'AlBII'ZI,L IDANDIKIDGE ISOM DIARY FRANCIS .II-:TER EUGENE JOHNSON DIARY BIARGARHT .JOHNSON LID JOHNSON KA'1'1'Il-IRINE KING BEATRICE KISER BIARTHA LOUISE LAMBIZ BILL LANDRETH DIARY LOUISE LANEY RUBY LINKILE AIICHU5 LOGRLAIR XVILLIAAI LAWING CELESTINE LOVE HELEN LUTES ROSERUD BIARCH DORIS BIAKSHALL GEORGE BIASUN DIARY DELL BIAYNE CONS'l'.XN'l'INE BIEPINA BERNARD BIILLER SUZANNA BIILLYYEE AUGUSTA BIONTGOMEZIKY DORIS LEE BIORIS RACHAEL BIULLIS BILL BIUNSON BIARGARET BICBRAYER JOHN BICCLINTOCK DIARY BICCULLUCH NONUS BICDOXVELL LAURA BICYVHIRTER SARA NICHOLAS VV. J. NIYENS JENNIE LEE NORMAN DOROTHY OSRORNE ELOISE ONVENS BIARY PAYNE lXI,BF1R'l' PHIl'1'S ALDENE PHILLIPS KATHERINE PHILLIPS GRACE PENRY LOUISE PITTMAN EDITH PLYLER W B. L. PORTER BIAIKY LOUISE PROI-ST . J. C. REDMAN ELIZABETH REED BI-:TTY RUTH ROBINSON I GENE ROBERTSON ROY RUSSELL LOUISE RARE NANCY RITCHIIZ DIARY WVIRGINIA SLOAN ELIZABETH SMITH EVELYN SMITH LUCILLE SMITH TOMMY SMITH ALEISE SMITH ELIAS SIGMON I JULIA SIMPSON EDISON STENYART GENE STOKES ZOE STRAXVN THOMAS BUTLER JESSIE SXVINSUN W JEAN THOMAS RALPH XVALSH EMILY WVASHABI BESSIE LEE YVEBB I SUE VVELSH W , LUCIAN XVHITEHEAD W T. A. XVHITE XXNNAVE WVILHELM JULIA XVILLMAN T W I RUDY NVILLMAN I HELEN XVILSON V GEORGE XVOODFIN W I I W SNlPSandCUTS ' x, CHEMISTRY CLUB First Row Qleft to rightj: ROY HOUSICII, S. M. WILLIS, JIM BURNHAM, BILL LICCACHREN, Advisor MR. NORB'IAN, CHARLES GREEN, GRADY THRASHER, ALBERT PHIPPS, NEGUS KNOWL'1'ON, GABRIEL ST. CLAIR, EVERETTE BLANTON. Second Row: MARY ROSS ALEXANDER, DOROTI1Y MARTIN, NIARTHA RAYBURN, NIARGARET BROWN, SUE NIAULDIN, MARY BIARGARET JOHNSON, DOROTHY DUNN, THOMAS CAIREY. Third Row: ERNEST JACKSON, HAL I,0VE, JOE BETTS, BILL BARNETTE, BILL HENDIIEY, WADE HAhIIL'FON, THOMAS SUTHER, BURTON KENNEDY, LEWIS HALL, VINTON TUCICER, TRACY MILLER. Fourth Row: BAIN STIDWELL, ARTHUR FRANK, JOHN SCOTT, PHILLIP STARNES, WALTER GIBSON, GENE HOWIE, ARNOLD LEVY, BILL IJARTMAN, EUGENE CLINE, REID STUBBS, JAMES KARTQIS. Fifth Row: SHIRLEY MILLER, R. V. BRUTON, RICHARD KNAPP, FREDRICK NIOORE, JAMES PARKER. 99 SNIPS and CUTS PHYSICS CLUB First Row Qleft to rightj: ROBERT RICIIARDSON, BILLY NIILLOXVAY, BOB ALEX- ANDERV, ALVIN WINGFIELD, STANSBURY HORNEJ HOWVARD VAN BUREN. Second Row: CHARLES OTTERBOURGH, CHARLES FULLERTON, LAURIE DICKSON, RUEUS ALLISON, A. B. SMITI-I, GEOIICQE SUTI-IER. Third Row: JAMES ALEXANDER, EDGAR TERRILL, SECHRECT SECHREST, SPRAGUE SCHWVORM, WALLACE JOHNSON, RALPIYI CLARK. Fourth Row: ED MORRISON, CHARLIE BEGG, KARL VON KOLOGISKI, EVERETT CROXSON. 100 , Nj:-.I .1 lion ALEX- ug lllcxsoy, .1 5vn.u.I In M I-'vHIr1'rT SNIPS and CUTS 3 2 DRAMATICCLUB First Row Cleft to rightj: BERTRAM SKELDING, ANNE PURNELL, LIB JOHNSTON, DOROTHY CONN, BILL NICCACHREN, BETTY HUNTER, ENNIS DOWDEE, HELEN TOR- RENCE, RUTH STONE. P1 I KY CROYVI' NELL SADLER, Second Row: LAURIE DICRSON, RUTH 13ARKALOXV, QI: L, BEN HORTON, JAY SMITH, ,AUBREY SIMPSON, CRLADYS HARIIIS. Third Row: TOM NIYERS, SUE KOI'ILlZll, CHARLES FULLERTON, Advisor MR. NOR MAN, RALPH FINLAYSON, RODERIC CARTIER, ALVIN VVINGFIELD, GENE STOKES FRANCES BALDRIDGE, SUE RIAULDIN, IUOROTHY CALDXVELL, 101 NI P S and C U'T BOOKSTORE MILDRED RILES G. W. FIELDS BOBBY FULLBRIGHT 102 :I g :JLZ SPCNSORS -T-wir: X5 , 1 Y ff 1 w M ., 4 , i Q32 ,gg W 'f ., 1, R f f f I , lm ,W x-' YV ,N U1 ,N Yi li V Q f if f m 'Hs -..A 1 F 2 L is If 2 F I ik X 'I 1 fl f SNIPS and CUT I ' r f M , A . . . 3 - .JI 1, . V' , . f . K . A rl' MRS. L. O. PUCKETT Spofzfor Editor-Sfzipf and Cut! 104 N 'M E 1 N I SNIPSanclCUT w 1 X A f X W Nj H 2 xwl ,V gl WN 4 N f E1 'X H ' N 1 3 , E 434 E il f 3 U: E W 1 M ? M MRS. C. R. SWINNEY gli Slbozzmr M 1 B11,fi1ze u' Mmzagez'-S11ip.f mm' Cilfj' Q Y 105 Sf, NIPS U71fCZCUT MISS MARGARET MITCHAM Spwzfor Baflaeffmfl 106 SNIPS Miss SYBIL SEARCY SPOIZJUI'-Fjllff Sezzleffer Sfzfdefzf COIHIUJI pm. and CUTS 107 MRS. D. J. SOSSOMON Slvomof'-Sefolzci Seuzeftel Sfzzdezzt Council S NIPS and CUTS MRS. C. L. GREEN SPOIZJOI' Edilor-Ranzbler MISS MARTHA STANCILL Spozzyor-Serazzd S6!ll6'Jl6'l' Senior Clan 108 SNIPS and CUT.S MRS. T. E. PICKARD Spozzyor Blzfiizexf Mamzgoz'-Rauzbler Mlss MARY SWINSON Sponsor Boxing X 109 Y? N an T I I uere asked to give a thought Which in one word would speak A unity of brotherhood sympathy complete A hundred happy cheery ways A mind that knows its own Contented midst a throng of olh Yet peace ul when alone A heart that sheds its silent glow To brighten many another lVitl'out a moment of delay I'd say You mean my Mother -ANoN. F5 if I 110 i Q11 ADVERTISING ::WlVV: ' ff ? 'A' ,-:sy Vx , , X? 1 1 1 4, 'I i' A v X 4 v? F 1' ga SNIPS and CUTS Hold that line! Charlee and Bertha. Still looking for Eddie! Contented-Ashcraft brand! Swinson 7'7 112 2, 3 RRI 'U gg 1 an li CCM!! Cd Wifi .: 1 M , v LUKE xl Ui- 'B-'L U 'MMM-nl lt-uhlple --'MU 0 Mukhi... . In . ' ff .at S -Ashcraft brand! ,mi SNIPSanclCUTS Compliments of PURE OIL PURE COMPANY OF THE CAROLINAS Stop at the Blue and White Courtesy Service Stations Brodt Music Company 225 North Tryon Street CHARLOTTE, North Carolina Many beautiful gifts for the Graduate W. I. Van Ness 81 Co. 2I3 N. Tryon St. CHARLOTTE, N. C. Congratulations And best wishes to the Senior Class Spencerian Shorthand School CHARLOTTE, N. c. Lisk Cut Rate I Pharmacy 826 East Trade Street Phone 2-2l37 We Deliver Anywhere in the City CHARLOTTE, N. C. Carolina Transfer Storage Company Moving - Packing - Storing Silverware - Piano Rooms Private Rooms Phone 5131 1230 West Morehead CHARLOTTE, N. C. Compliments of LOUIS IM. HOLMES Park Place Pharmacy 703 Providence Road QUICK SERVICE Compliments of MORRIS PLAN BANK Dial 6156 l22 South Tryon Street , 1 P r I' I t sh N and T We 1nv1te your mspectxon of the new sultlng m the fall pleces both 1mportecI and domestic Correctly styled Beautifully trimmed Reasonable przces The Murray Tallorlng Company I3I South Tryon St 1603 5 S BOULEVARD 707 9 PROVIDENCE RD 824 E MOREHEAD ST Run Rnght to Re1cI s Insure Your L1 e In The Pruclentlal Insurance Co of Amerlca Incorporated under the laws of the State of New Jersey ' THE' ' . VRUDENTIAI. 4 ' sminnru nr ' ,YIGIBRALTAR ,fi . Edward D. Duffield President HOME OFFICE, NEWARK, N. J. E.. Sebrell, Manager 1406 First Nat'I Bank Bldg. CHARLOTTE, N. C. Com plzments elk rothers ompany The Home of Better Values J OH TO ' 423-4125 S. Tryon Street Phone Dial 8 I 3 7 CHARLOTTE, N. C. C'arolina's Largest Complete Home Furnishers 114 I , W M92 kgX.' ' Charlotte I-4I?.If1:fr Sf, I i .1 I I D TY Ty lu. f . ing I Q if -ummm bmw I ' s etch' its, I 'NN ! ri I I S KRD RD. ST. v eicl' s' ' - l ts thers my of Better ls EsherS SNIPS and CUTS Charlotte Fish 85 Uyster Co. 300 E. Trade St. Charlotte, N. C. SHOP HERE.-IT PAYS w s WELCOM E 'CLOSE'BUYERS Q iili t u J!-9' Shop Here! If Pvgaf l X fg -- t l.-'lr . 4. M Your Business Appreciatedn Sterehi's 317 S. Tryon Street Compliments of Hoppe Motors, lnc CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH Phone 7 l 6 I NOW WHAT? Good business training will solve the after-graduation problem. Let us tell you about our seven sple dd COUYSBS . The Natlonal Busmess Training School Accredited and Offcially Endorsed 4045 S. Tryon St. 255 Phone 3-2 CHARLOTTE, N. C. SNIPS and CUTS ? fm' Q Vxcxgcx. : ' I 5. ,Swv ,X ' f 6 .M Q W A Q 'Rx X Y 4 N SV V V K 'W 1' ix , , Q, ,W xx OWS, 5 W 1 -ww V- WWA. www '- N- W? A V - -I Nw What again-' A' grand conglomeration. Alvivfs s.p. Why Eddie! Hi Nellie! Ufhich end's up? Where's Jimmie? Shadow! .' ! ! It must be great! You name it! 116 'U ixsf' v vm-HS' ffjltm' PW! I gg U11 I lQ.mpiw.'1.': f Hwuhri F5 3 - 'Y l Cu. I Q Sim ll nik! SNIPS and CUT McDonald Service Firestone Products Tewaeo-Gulf Compliments of The Ideal Investment for Savings For Over 52 Years shares in Mechanics Perpetual Building and Loan Association have been a safe and profitable investment for savings, large and small. -1060-3+ Mechanics Perpetual Building and Loan Smith-Wadsworth Assoclation I I6 EAST FOURTH ST. Established ISS3 WEDDING INVITATIONS ANNOUNCEMENTS C0 me l i m H H is Recepvrsffnitcsrse and Samples Sent Upon Request of the S Y J l 5 A E r 5 5 ' Z angina Q QQ- U .SQ Ln. I I X W. A. Buening 127 South Church Street CHARLOTTE, N. C. Compliments of Standard Ice And Fuel Co. S , .rv .. FQ. Wil . ' 1 -E. . 1 E 4 E , s fl., L , .W SNIPS and CUTS Welcome : p TO THE students of CENTRAL HIGH and other High Schools of North and South Carolina. ADJUSTMENTS to meet the chang- ing demands of the educational program of today are constant- ly being made at Queens- Chicora College. OUR PURPOSE is to make a college worthy of your patronage and affection. COME TO SEE US and get ac- quainted with the college of Charlotte and this section of the Carolinas. QUEENS-CHICORA COLLEGE Box 1359 Charlotte, N. C. F aul and Crymes, Inc Sporting Goods 4l5 South Tryon St. The Blossom Shop FLORISTS Flowers For All Occasions Telephone 6146 2240 Avondale Ave. CHARLOTTE, N. C. n rganization . Prepared to serve the most exacting annual staff. An organization with a thorough knowledge of printing and binding achieved through years of ex- perience in the production of high school and college annuals. bserver rinting ouse Charlotte, N. C. A 5 ll S IGS, lnc. rods 'n St. 1 Shop TS Occasions 146 Ave. ,, N. C. -l.l. 1 N 1 OUS6 NIPS and CUTS It c0uldn't be Hallie! Toots! The morning after. Just a Habit! Studious kids. Bmthef-5' under the skin. Another playful mood! Fflilwf Time- x 1 4 ' N ! 119 M4 x QM if SNIPS and CUTS N l I 5 E :I ll' W' f--f-ff.QQQgT V f ,lfllllillxl ' -In A in ri :-' 3f:2i24Qqj!,! I Corona Portable Typewriter Kale Lawing Co. Ojfice Outfitters 225 South Tryon Street CHARLOTTE, N. C. Get This Picture In Your Mind! This is your store in Charlotte. We've been 100 per cent for Central High ever I since there has been a Central High .... Compliments Good luck to you all. When you're in town make Elird's your headquarters. . . . We're always glad to see you. , Sears-Roebuck and O Company I 51'0R EPARTMENT 304 South Tryon Street D CHARLOTTEQMG McNeil Paper Co., Inc. 307 East Eighth Street l Inc. am EXTRA?-L54 School Supplies Of Quality . '+ - e22E222225522iEi2i2:1: P12122i325222Ei2iEE:f. Phone 3-rm .0 + .2Q?iiiii5iiii5f - ' 32323252222 gigigigigii CHARLOTTE, N. C. ' i 4 Z 'V 4' S1 OO Biggers Brothers jUe,D!,,,,,, ly RICHIRD llllllluf Wholesale Merchants Fruits Produce I llJ',.,, V , , Poultry and Eggs lfgif 501-3-5 South College Street 5 A' KST-OVDY, 1. ik X A Phone 2-3187 ll CHARLOTTE, N- C- Creators Reasonable Drug Prices 128 North Tryon St. SUP 5 . E . ' '71 ' Pr,-cuff' ln' ipevondg I 1 r . l r 1 w l r l l A I wr., I ,avi mum Pxunv H 'N Q gs iw? Nli'm' , . ... 5-,x5L.3.g:. N lmsisronf Emu ,nfnmm nm th- 'EIIKA1 7' II fl P913 ll SFILT1 f 'm if Quinn Suv lu. , ,F L Amina Tm IDYW lint Fein, QW'-0ULn TL. . are-1-1 M.-Q, nv-l i'l ', 'fs. 'T' :'l 'f-7-TI :fr-ra-we ahtnmlr-C. 'H 1-an., SNIPS and CUTS Permanents Guaranteed Devoncle Hairdressers Dorelle Elizabeth Snook, Owner Phone 342101 120 Builders Building CHARLOTTE, N. C. Commercial National Bank CHARLOTTE, N, C, Since 1874 Sixty. Years Commercial Banking Sollcits accounts of individuals, firms and corporations. THE ASTOR CAFE During intermission and after the dance- Meet me at the Astor Cafe We Aim To Please 133 South Tryon Street Dial 3-5960 Since 1914 - Open All Night American Trust Co. Largest Unit Bank in the Carolinas CHARLOTTE, N. C. The American Trust Company is the largest unit bank fwe have no branches, in the United States in any city with a population of one hundred thousand or less, both in deposits and in resources. Char- lotte, North Carolina, the home of the American Trust Company, has a population of eighty-three thou- sand. Hunter Floral Co. Phone 7475 207 SO. TRYON ST. The S. K. Smith Co. Embossed Book Covers CHICAGO, ILL. W. Cn. Jarrell Machine Company General Machinery Repairs-New Ma- chines Built to Order-Electric and Acety- lene Welding Wood and Metal Patterns. P. O. Box 2154 Mint at Palmer St. CHARLOTTE, N. C. Our Students' Department is Showing All the new models in sport suits Ask for Francis Newman, Manager of Students' Dept. J O JONES INC 2 l 0 S. Tryon St. SNIPS and CUTS .,., o V' Blonde blizzards. Natalie's harem. Now Herb.' Let's take a 'walk around the block. Two by two. -, 122 -:lf :X-' ffm W I, f 'Lji' Maud 55,9 C4 Dr' u'f lj 131 U' fIFPl1L'f 512410. IMS Ck-Home C4 5 -' Jw-Q' Z'.16L1'7. 1 NIELUNNB for J! mr f ar VFX mf' F-QA we 5233 Q 5 SNIPS and CUTS Compliments of W. L. Brooks, Manager Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Co. Capehart and Chandler Druggists SODAS SANDVVICHES CANDY Corner Elizabeth and Hawthorne La Curb Service Phone 3-I l85-Free Delivery Durable Starter, Generator and lgnition Footwear Sefvice FOR HIGH SCHOOL Charlotte Storage DAYS Battery Co. Gilmer-Moore Co' BI6 S. Tryon St. Phone 4l0l Shoes - Hogmy - Luggage CHARLOTTE, N. C. CHARLOTTE, N. C. ' MELLONS Correct Apparel For MEN YOUNG MEN and BOYS IVEYS For FASHION S Charlotte, N. C. i S SN' NIPS and CUT 226 1 Convenience . . Is a matter of comfort, pleasure or time. The easiest way to do a thing is usually the most convenient, the most economical 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, tiresome work. Blake use of this greatest of conveniences-Electricity. DUKE POWER co. Ltr' SOUTHERN PUBLIC UTILITIES CO. I ' 'SE mf . DIAL 41112 432 SOUTH CHURCH ST. Electricity-the Servant in the H Omen 124 il Q R' 4 il Mg' 2... Wd ight. Rumi mm-,gn Quin: 'hkunmille mmlmihe ,Y , Aww'-Wkmd . mwiksugihmw 'W MM :W Pm mmhlhlllwf ?7 5fHl' 'Jiri , - .,n..q1mm Ly, PHXXYRC e 'Z x :f if mumw' .. , ,A SNIPS and CUTS , .,,x2Wf 'Vf 'M ,W 1 wx Hilda in a mood? Lunch stroll' TVe meet again- Babe in mms VOV-5' dem? Eh? 125 f . I 9 9 if 2 Snake! Retiring. -A sN1Ps and CUTs Compliments of Carolina Baking Co. 1?akers of O'BOY VITAMIN D BREAD anti SOUTHERN CAKE Lots of people i Are just Now dis- Covering the Extra quality in Peanut Butter Sandwiches Made by LANCE 1 1 X I fig -1 A1 Pdlihflili 3 of fha' Pc t'Adf Ixv' ..u TheClnrlo NatiomlBu fhflrrz X 0 X X Smit' fs? PM piling 3,11 PNG: fig, Fawn. ish n0m.. X lgmm ' Hfdmm QQ 'N hu-a Gi in .Fl - 1, ,I 1' ., mt W mg Co, Y D BREAD N CAKE veople the ' mlm' H1 in Sanfllllclles UIQ' iff l ,'CE 1 1 I SNIPS and CUTS A Faithful Servant of the People Since Yellow Cabs A Service for those who care Dial 6161 From Sun to Sun 1897 b o Avondale Pharmacy The Charlotte A 2204 Avondale Ave. 1 National Bank Dial 3-2'86 1 Charlotte, N- C- MA1soN-v1cToR1E Beauty Shop Dial 9667 m A Service to Fit Every Compliments Of 1 Family Budget Myers Park Pharmacy Y Protects Clothes 1400 E. Morehead St. Phone 7187 7 Protects Health and L ons Pharmac Charlotte Laundry y Y . . 1209 E. Till St. Pll0l'l6 42-U Owners ASS0Clatl0l1 Prescription Druggists 1 1 Thos. Griffith at co. Hendefsonfllmef ' Insurance Headquarters Paper 3' C LOTTE, . . 109 West Fourth Street CHAR CHARLOTTE, N. C. 4195 - Phones - 4196 We Will lnsure Anything, Any- where-Except Your Life Charlotte Distributing Company CHARLOTTE. N. C. l SNIPSafn,d CUTS fa Compliments of National Dyers and LGUIS Cleaners ' Ratchffe Newt to the High School INCORPORATED DIAL 3-2Ios Patronize Our Advertisers I ffsay, It Wim Flowers Dc-:VONDEIS 24 - HOUR SERVICE - 24 CLEANING AND PRESSING MEN'S SUITS - COATS - HATS LADIES' SUITS - DRESSES - COATS - HATS GARMENTS RECEIVED BY MIDNIGHT RETURNED IN THE MORNING PHONE 3-5125 DEVONDE BAND BOX CLEANERS, INC. 304 NORTH TRYON STREET Cleaners, Dyers, H atters, Fuwiers 128 5 N I .0 Q., ani xr II.: I 114533. Try., UTS i uis Q. Hicliffe Hmmm Sai I I ll' ith Flowers '!1n IDI-TS ,--o 1 RALI,-.4 .D PRESSING mrs-HATS B-c0A1'5-l'lAT5 ... yu lyyi5'Nl , mc. .,5'f ,rg SNIPS and CU I A ACKNOWLEDGMENT Before we close this volume of the SNIPS AND CUTS, we wish to express our appreciation to our friends who have given immeasurable aid in publishing this book. Whatever success we have gained is due, in a large measure, to Q the help our friends have given us. 1. We thank you, I MR. AND MRS. L. D. PHILLIPS . QUEEN CITY PRINTING COMPANY CHARLOTTE ENGRAX'ING COMPANY W FACULTY OF CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL y STUDENTS OF CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL I ADVERTISERS IN THIS ISSUE. I A -Nell and J ack. il I ii I I I 1 1 L. Davis Phillips Tryon Street, North -:- Charlotte, N. C HN' 1,1 if-I 4 fr: i z I T S Individuality and Character in Photographic Portraiture -x 1 1 x 5 I 1 1 -. x 1 4, , x,.1-LQ, ., F. - ,:'5.':, if -45-ffifi ,- ,Q- '5f' Qirf SNIPSandCUT5 -:QQ -' BII IH ' . 'i1ff ,C,'4fr Unusual Excellence is Never the I Result of Chance ln producing school publications, we endeavor to render a helpful and constructive service directed toward enabling a student staff to issue a representative and distinctive pub- lication. ln connection with our new and modern printing plant we maintain a large Art and Service Department where page balance, typography and complete decorative and illustrative motifs are created and worlced out. QUEEN CITY PRINTING COMPANY uf Gomplete Qfervicejir 6526001 'Pu6!z'catz'0fz.v CHARLOTTE, N. C. 5Prz'n!er: gf the m51E?f..:.,IEgR . 'n..,,g. EIIIIIIIIIIII 'I 'Q SNIPS AND CUTS N--+III,II,I,IfgII :gm iililiiiiiiii 2iiFiF,Hi iiiifii f fasaskafffaf- ' C NX 1 131 I1 o I Q N 5 a U Plls -1' w If TS, V i I q,..l .K I 1. tix 1 4- -- ,gy QM f xl ' ' 'JIQXZ' c A 'f' 1 1' 11 5? iv-ofa, fl I . . rf . V5 . 3 ? 1 Fx pl z 1
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