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

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l A I THE NINET HJHTY Two C v Volume Thirty-three . . . Published by the i942 Senior Class of Central High School, Charlotte, North Carolina... Bill de Roxlo, Editor-in-Chief, Ernest Hunter, Business Manager.

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PREFACE BETWEEN the covers of this, the Nineteen Forty-two SNIPS AND CUTS, we, the staff, have tried to summarize the time spent at Central. We have met with many ditticulties, most of which we hope have been surmounted. This book was made possible by your pres- ence, activity, and support, so it is to be hoped that in some way we have recorded everything that made school life pleasant for you. If in the years to come, you relive your classes, your associations with the faculty. your football games, your dances, or any of your other activities, we shall have received more than sufficient reward, 'TBJQ afR.,,a,, 81-N-:R-.J-14--..