Central High School - Snips and Cuts Yearbook (Charlotte, NC)
- Class of 1950
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W WE dedicate this, the 1950 SNIPS AND CUTS, to a nian whose strength of personality reaches into the very depths of the hearts of all the students and clainis their love, devotion, and confidence. He is a cornpanion in all our distresses, an adnfiirer in all our achievenzents, and a loyal supporter and adviser in our activities. Therefore to show our appreciation and gratitude to hini, we, the Class of Nineteen Hundred and Fifty, dedicate this, the forty-first voliirne of SNIPS AND CUTS, TO IACK HOHNER. HDHWIIW STHHT INR. JGHH OTTS It is Centrals privilege to have as its prine cipal one of the outstanding Southern Secone dary School educators, Mr. lohn C. Otts. He has been a great help and inspiration to all of us during our years at Central. We wish him the best of everything always. MR ACK HOHNER Miss NIARION Fimssn Dix E ll bfxmworn Mus QARULYN bnoiiihuiom Mns lxA1i1hn1N1 lEhLLR Asszstant Prznczpal Dean of Girls quperuztemlen! 0 qdzools Secretary to Pruztzpal Secretary 0 Retovds Mlss NANCY fXm2I,I., HS. Mas.V1m:1N1,xA-Xc:NFw,fX.R.,M.,X Miss AlAR'I'lI.-X :X14ERs, XB. Miss lJcm0'1'nY AYCOCK. ,'X.B., M.,-X. Mn. Cl11.BER'1' BAL1..'xNc'E, ,-XB. MR.C1.AL1IJE,'X. BFI I., BS., M.F.d Miss Mmmm Blsxln, AB., MS Mlss RosANNAH BL.-xm AB., HS., LS. Mn. XVll.I.I.XM BRANNIN BS., MS. Miss l5,l.lZAl5li'lll Emma, Mlss M,xms1.1N12 Bmmmas, ,AX.l3. Miss C',x'1 l11fn1N1i cillilill XB., MHX. FHCULTY Mn. IDIZAN lhvls Miss C:A'llIliIlINF. Ilxwscmw T .X.l1., MA. Mn. ,IESSIE YV.x1.l.,xcw1f llmkra IIS., MS. Mn. VR,-XNK VV. F.l,I.liR Mn. XV. lu. liI.I.IS, AU. Miss CcmN141.Lx lfomi, NB., MA Miss Sfumli L. l OS'l'Il ,'X.l3., MA. Miss Mfxmow FRASER, ,-XB., MA Mlss 'IFF-QSIIY llliwluknscw, ,XD Mn. VIACK llonwun, ,X.l3.. M.l7d Miss Loulsls IIIITCTIIISON, NB. MP.. CiIlAlKI.If's2 XV. 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Mus. luis XVI11'l,xcwmf if .N-, ,., A ,v-1 Q X lil ii -'-f., 'fm M z I 2 . Wx. - . 1 ' '- X Q ,V , f is 'Z v K Q2 . n Q ' y M 'ics E 1 JV? , W, Q, H , Q L - J, . . ,Q f Hg Yggk.,-,- L' Q 3-1, .5 'f T 'F ,- fi- ,H A , M '- - gf- 7 1 1 f W ' I a-g ,,.15. a. W QQ- f' 51 ., J' ' 'QU' H 'VS , M V' 4 L If , K 'W N , ' I . 5,51 4' 1, 5 V' J 1 if A ,JA if: . Q- AA Q K. -ff it VKIQL' VUIUICCII xx . 1 1 . ' icero FIRST SEMESTER VVALTER PROPST . . . . .Vice-Presiflevzf -IERRY Loma . . . .Secrctmm BOBBY WR1c:11'1' . . . . .presizfezzi RODDY BRQWN . . . . flireas S Q Y MW, ' jf. uhm W SECOND SEMESTER CHARLES 14ASSELL . . . . .Vice-l'rusifIcu1 EVELYN I IELMQ . . . . .Trvrzsrmfr FRANCES FLINTOIXI, . . . .Sccrctm'y ,IAMES PYRUN . . . . .prcsiduzi ,,t-A, Page Fifteen RPR 'Q' '-...Q 'FA I Firsi mu' , JI pf Second row IZETTY JEAN IXBEL AW' Z! I P IAN fp ' ,M AVIARGARET ANN ALEXANDER SARAQ AN N I J. 'I I I A 'HI Ain Y OINLA' ALEXANDER SHIRLEY' 1lEfLNff DEREATIIY S II A M I I 'T A IAA NNE SHIRLEY ALLEN CAIIARLES IJONALD ALEXANDER fl ,I I I, I 1, Mi OBERT IDEAN AMOS IARED CAALVIN ALEXANDER, -IR. f NIA! A I, Lf NE ELLEN ANDERSON I I ' I I I A A A I Third mu' AA I 6 AI i I' I I I AWFOIITH7 row .IOIIN XIVARNER ANDERSON AA Af 'I Al AAAI , I A NIAE ALISTIN QAH.-XRLES IXRMSTRONG I 4 V ' A AA 'IAA' A A A ARBARA ANN ALISTIN AIARY LENNIS IXRRINGTON AI 1 IATA ' - 1- A A' RY LEE AUSTIN -IVSSE BROWN ASIIE, JR. A . I ,A .A BACBY ,IOAN M. ASI-ELAIEIER V A A V A A G ACE LOUISE BAIR I I In L fiixlccu WWA- ' , -xv ,f 7 I, iy.. ,,.l ' Yi., I 1' . X 1 JI, - IM A IIWJIPJIJJ JI, f I I I N - - q . if Q X ' ' J I , Y '-'K 'F1rst1'O1 ' if - I J A wigvzd row MARY ELIZABE'i'H BALL My ' J . 1 J J A J ELLIE RUTH BARNES J Jn J ANCY BELL BARNHARDT JOYCE ANN BALLENCER J JI I J JJ JOHN RICHARD BARKLEY UANSON BARRETT BARRON, JR. I J I ' rw I , J J '41 GERALD THOMAS BARNES JJ II . RIT , V, I I ! ITH MAXINE BARTON JOHN RICHARD BARNES J A '. 5 J J' J I I' LIP JACKSON BAUCH A I ' I J JJ, I I an 1 I J J . J - AJ J f-ff ' ' X K 1 J ' ' I JH JE Third row J A I JJ JJ I J ' I JQFOurtlz row , Y , I. . T X II - I J CHARD BEHLINC HORACE BEAN I BETTY JEAN BEARD I - D VID CARL BIGGERS C ROLYN BIGHAM MARTHA JANE BITTLE PATRICIA WALKER BLACK ,JJ Eff 1. I'IENRY FRANCIS BEATTY ROY WALTER BEATY I-IEYWARD BEAULWONT A 77 .. ,. . F-ifk ...am W.-...., . . , di.: its Z' . WL 41, y A 4 'sr' - ,ggx ff qv . . m i ' cg 312 2 Rgwff f I I Q W - xv' ,Z 2 Y 7 1722- 1 'ff '.I2V. 5 f f Q A f, ,NI E ' ff an ik ' :N Qi! I Y X25 I 'F' I. . . I fnvxgz! ff 'C-I---. favs- ' 3 .1 X ? , ' , -I ,NK W M7 f, , , .,, We W f . ik W '-amd-nqr' L W-a 'L J. f I I z I QQ BYAVQ 4 M , A f - 152' I- ' Q2 'bf .Y - f I, it 1 , 1 Q ' 4 S. , 'xl , Y ig 3:k,,. ' ,1 V, . f I 'X E-, S Page Seventeen ' I- wx-'II f' I ,, , 'TI 'Nl- ws, I I 9 wif Nix: Q' If-.W '4- ,I 2 I .ap D, ? 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IN OTTO BROCK I I I I , ROBERT BRANNAN VII I I' I ,i I BERT NELSON BROCK ' ' 'I - I g I I , I I I I I , , I I , I I flzzrd row I I I I I I I ourtlz row II I I I I I 'I IIIIOII ROBERT BROWN ff I I, I ' I I 'I I I MOORE BULLARD I ' I -IOIIN WII-LIABI BROWN M I ' I I Q ' Y ANN BULLARD RODDEY CALDWELL BROWN 'I I . I I V , 4 ILLIAM BURCH FAYE BRYANT I I I I, I I LIAM EARLE BUTLER If, VVILLIAAI FRANKLIN BRYANT I I I ' LIE LOUISE BYRD I ' I I I ., I PIIAQL' Iuglzteezz .R-'N' fl if 'hx ik X 'FE'st fduf- C WILLIAhfI ALBERT BYRURI JACQUELINE BRYAN CALDWELL RICHARD BONSALL CALVERT, IR, I GEORGE CAIXIPBELL IV A ff I JOHN WEAVER CAIYIPBELL jf A 7 m NICK GEORGE CHADHS I ' HELEN AAIORGAN CHAPRIAN A MARGARET ANN CHESNUT ANN LILA CHILDRESS JACK EVERETTE CLAIBORNE ,P J,-l VtrC Si Third row M ff ,I I xy ' I. 'I I I I row AX CLIFFORD CANNON li A yt' A iff' Nu , I '. 3' 'I 'W I 7 I' fn ' ,I gl WI I 3 N J, ILP' I ', KI' I I+ I' rw XP-,C IAQU 7 UL, , H, I 'JNALD CARRIKER i ' OXCE MARIE CARTER 'W N I 1 I IISE JUSTICE CARTER I AM HRYN ANN CAUDLE TI i K 0111111 row LLIAM ALSTON CLARK DLOTHY COLE C ARLES HERBERT CIOOLEY GREEN FLAVIE COOPER PAUL JACKSON COOPER, IR. X0 'N--saw MSW' ,y ,. , A f VM x -agp 'lE ' MV 1 X fy KM lf ' 'NNW W War-J P age Nineteen 4--A Y arf V,V, R Wiamefins F4 I' First row GEORGE VIVIAN CORE JAMES RAY C ROYBEPFI' IWORL Y 'W R DDOCI4 BEVERLY ANN CRALLE JAN CATHERINE CRANE DORIS IEAN CULP IXIARGARET ELIZABETH CURETOI rlqHOlX'IAS W. DAGGETT V IVIARY DARNELL DALY wezzty I ,,- 'TA Tlzird row I 'I ROBERT LEE CLILBERTSON ',f IA f' ,.. - .LW I.. I Second ron' fl f' I l QT? ITIILDA LEE CRIBI iT 4 P . I f f ' VWIELICHARQQHALLAS CROCKFORD, IR. ' 1 I if 1' ,L ' RICHARD CROOK My + M, l ' HN, CLAIRE CRUBIBLEX' lr I : A I A CAROLINE CRUSE -'I X1 ? 1 I I 1 J' I Q K, ' I iw! x ourtlz row 2 I Il I ',v'. , ' fr I H ALICE DALY M I ' I V I ' I I HLABETH BLOUNT DAVIS V4 . 1 Ll: f RCIA GRACE DAVIS I VI I I BARA IEVVELL DEESE M 1 I i If I - Fo E DEESE If In -Lv . fyv I 5 1? v vis? 1 is N? W .zfypyw-I -,,- , f I 4' 5 .I i I 1 I ' , W J I I vw Fifst rbiv' , 5 I 121+ -JIJQ' Jn WILLIARI ALPHONSUS IDENNIS . 'J JOAN DESIXIOND WACO STEWART DICII SHIRLEY ANN DOBBINS ROBERT JXJAYS DORBS Third row JNJAUD STANSILL ELLERBE CAROLYN ELINIORE JOYCE ELIVIORE ROBERT ELINIORE FRANK DIDLIGLAS ESTES f P XJJJWJJ Jn H J I gf 74 WJ J J' JJ uJJ JJ JJJ IL , I' H J VJ I J Tw l f J , JJ I I , IJ I' - I I' I f ,Q IJ J I 1. Ju I :NJ I II, I . V 5 J RL - J Nw v , 'Q ' J Eecozzd row I' , WI I NALD RAY DOUGLAS 'I f OMAS LEROY JDULIN , I J OLYN JOYCE DUNN W 'ns YN PALILINE DLITX' J J' I N J 'J I lg J r,'- I I I J, JJ is LAMAR BIDDER, JR. 'J , I V J J ozrrtlz mu' R ERT QJENE ESTRIDCE FRI NCES JOAN FARABOVV NJARTHA ELLEN FARIXIER GLORIA FAULKNER 'XLQL-A ELLEN FA ULKNER Q W5 if , S56 VY 'muff , gs J , J 9 T7-R ff VE-A ' L A J J A! ',f x fl ,fy ,,' i Wil? We-wg 53 NJ? vw Page Twenty-one N4-' First row JEANNIE FELLOS GEORGE AXIILT MWSON D1 1 Q IE D, I IIOHN RUSSITIERKFIZER, R. IO .ANNE FLAKE Third row NOAM IJANIEL FRIEDMAN W1LL1A1x1 IIAL FURR IXIARILYN SUE QLXITIIER JOHN FREELAND GAYLORD CQEORGE IIORNER GIBSON Page Twentyiwo fi j , W I . Vp J J A IW V' 'J H WJ 1 'L Ji? Tirgt n Mo ,J ' :E i and row MARY GRACE GODARD , I Jf Y l if:-TRICIA ANN GRAY JOHNNY DAVID GOINES J J, J D I ' 5 Il i JI ILLIAM rIJHURlX1AN CJRAY, JR. CARL GOLDFARB J T I J I- I I u I J CE GREEN DAVID NORMAN GOSSETT IJ 'J I ' ' , ' J ' I J LIAM FRANKLIN GRIER ANNE LOUISE GRAHAM m 4 Q1 V I i JM X ' TY MAE GRIFFIN I' , ' W ' I I A J 'J I , Third row 7, M W I r J J 'J Fourth row IIANSON NIEL GRIFFIN l 1 I l IL N WALKER GLIICJN ROBERT REESE GRIFFIN J JANE MARSHALL GRIFFITII J ST PHEN JOSEPH WILEY IIAAS GRACE GLENN IIAGER ' I JOHN H. GROCC, JR. I MARQUITA ELIZABETH LIAITIICOX ROSE ELIZABETH GRUBBS f 'AWN ' K- 'X AMES FREDERICK IJARIILTON '91- fix? ggms N4 WV' f X vw-- If' J. - J. 2 PI 5 I 2 R Mg H A f W WI- W , L 'V-:9 ' xx IQ A vw-407 U, J . ',:, Q, MQCWF' I' w-9 3' 'W B A N- Q K I S 4 A 1 A Aww 7 ,Ig If A If S- yM.3Q:-Vi.. gm., 3 6 4237 I 4 iff, Q4 W --.4 if X af iw' 49...-vw Page Twenty-thre i ff' 6 Rae? A ,M Q I 1, R E21 Y C27 fx! M W 'NU' M Q., J? L A fn? -as W ur ,ff First row EDWARD FRANKLIN HANES MARcuSiD A , jo'HNN 'PI KR-DERGR GYPSY HARGET1l ZEB DAVID IEIARGETT Third row VANN MARSHALL PIATLEY jAlXIES RALPH I'IAWKINS EVERETT L. HAZELTON JOHN AUGUST RIEFFNER BETTY JANE HELMS Page Twenty-four I-iw! RRR 'lv -eff' If Am 1 . 1 'V 4 x 1 MID Second row 'Y' .7 , I' A ,L BARBARA ANN HARRIS is A l E QQ ll Qu I Y-j1iAN H.ARTIS I A fx 'I W ARION PATRICIA HARTL l t If Ai I X I L RY EDITH HARTSELL A I I Al ' I ,IP ARLES MATTHEWS HASSELL, IR. 'I A i I I v I I 'I ' , IR I A A A1 1- .I E l wth row T' ' A an l EHNOR RAY HELMS I 5 A 1 I ' ' AJ i.YN AIKEN HELMS f A A ' N , - N V TIRT RAY INIELSABECK, IR. ' A ff ' I I I S A H JANE HENKEL l ' . ' Ro ERT HENRY V 1 f aught' I v 5' .. ,, - Q --rm 4---A'----'W Y' Y 'pf V U I 'Il A W i A I fL I Y Fifsfrbivfi E l A 3 A T A IH MARY ELIZABETH HERRING I fI I I DAVID WRIGHT IWIICKS, JR. If Q Q 'I I ji IVIARY LOUISE HILL I I A I A I Lf PEGGY ANN I'1ILL V ' ' -I ' AW! DORIS ELIZABETH I'i1NSON J I fi ' I ' V Third row I' .IW , In Il MARIE DE BRUYN KOPS PIOPKI S5 I ' I I A HOWARD ALLAN HOPPE A I b SALLY ANN HORTON 1 FRANCES I IOUSE 1 N .-A I Y., K 'M I LA f . CATHERINE ANN HOUSTON Y, M -Y 45? 'lun Vw AM f ...wi NJ' T7 uw '-637' , ,N I ecmzd row Q N IIOIIENSTEIN A RY HOLLAND I Q ARY BETH IIOBBS Li ELIA ANNE lIUI.I.lNLZSWOR'l'H I VlA1zI.cI'I I'Ia L. HON W l ,IX RY ANNE HOVIS W 1 PUZIVIII row Alilh' LLIGIELLE IHIFFIXIAN 'IARIES P. HuFIfS'I'E1'LE.R KENNETH -IOIIN IIUNNEYCLITI' H EDVVARD REID HUNTER 'Q -,- , VW' Q IE Q , , rm, W lvv W! h N... Wo' ar Page Tuenty ne vi, ' QQYW f ' 4 - . A - W, - 'T 3 a E . at W 4' ,I Q3 IG' Q If I A . A F 1 ' , ,f r , 1: 'I 4 1? X5 Ig 1 A 1 Lf' 7 ,qv I-I E:-I W 'aww J,- '. I w xx 'Vx TY -, ,,,, . ' N955 L3 Y First row ROBERT BURTON IIUNTER ROIIERJQ. - Q - VVILLIAKI-VV. 7 USS, R. AIARIAN XIVALRER UIAGRSON GEORGE SIITON 'IENKINS Tllircl row NELL PERKINS JONES ROBERT LLOYD IONES AIARY IXNN KEEVER 'DAVID LAKE KENDALL 4 Second row I I , I I - ' I I I I I I I I ' W 4 YI l' Il IN A PATRICIA ELAINE IENKINS i I , A In I I A If ' I I II IU M L LEY-'ANITA JOHNS Y I ' , I Y M ' v '- Q I I II . JOHNSON If I I ' L WIN RUSHING JOHNSON L I -WTON WALKER JOHNSON ' -I I I I 'I- ' I I I I ,I I . I I I I LEE KERR I III L I I I I I1 A N PAUL KIDD I WI 'I I - If , I P- I CINIA GAY KIIXIBRIL I 3 I I D CARLTON KING ff!! ,. ZW H: I5 .I I if I' L' AIARGARET IIUBER KENNEDY L I ' fo HARBION KING Page Twenty six A L I ,ff 4' X 'Ski ,Qi-' 3-xii 'Firfi 'fdavf l V KATHRYN KIRSCH HENRY KISTLER AWN ,L I I Il' W K ,ff - I 3 I .1 i N I I W ,W A X ,W H I. VAUGHN KLUTTS W J ' A V L DANE KNELL I ' I I f ., A BILLIE ANNE KNOWLES Q A 4 I I ' - l Third row I I Af I ,W CATHERINE EUGENE LAWINII L I ' , A MARY CARSON LAYTON ,I L 1 A' SUE KELLOGG LECLERO I ' SYLVIA GIVEN LEDBETTER JAM' I ' -., FRANCIS ELIZABETH LEC:ETTE T' L gf Sf' I v f A Sal' Vw? 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IAIRANCES LESLIE lX'IAS'l'ERIXlAN BARBAIM IXNN IXLXIILDIN BAnBAn,x 'IEAN MAX PII ty-eight ,- S 4711 1' 25 If fm 1 1 1 A s A HE ecozzd row RAY DANIEL LOOPER li-ETNINETII 1X1ACKENZIE S ELIZABETH IVIACKEY DSES STEPHENS NIAHALEY N NIEL IVERSON IXJIAINER urtlz row TELHXIXI Rm' IVIAYNOR WTY JEAN MAYS ON MCALISTER r' 1 i I, 'I N + I 3 I M It gk' li ' , 1 'I I 1 it I BOLAND IXIAY ff ul' I W I Q, 7 I f'f ' ' X X, SH RLEY MCBROOM ' is M -. 1 . Q 4 1 D I gl il ll if I y 1 O as , 0 I 3 1 -Z7 v ' 3 .lf sl l 'C F ' 5 J 0 'Q qf i 49 L '?rE 153, Arg? 'Firft 56u+ ' l ' Q NAN KATHLEEN MCCIIEN Q VIRGINIA DORIS MCCARITY I I' X III N A ,l I I II' ,W W I -IOE DAVID MCCALL U , , I Q W 0' I l l? N I I ' , I. . 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DIANE KARNES XVYLONDINE KARR HELEN KARRAS LOUISE KELLER 'IJHOIXIAS KEIXIP Sophomores VIROBIIXIY KENDRICK FARRELL LANDRUNI KENIINIER RONNIE KENNERLY MIRIAAI KIMBLE RIICKEY KIBIBRELL ANNE KING DAISX' ANN KING KATHRYN KING 'IACK KIRBY KATHRYN KIRKLAND RIARCARET KIRKBIAN DONALD KISER RONALD KISER DONALD KNELL WILLIABI KUYKENDALL LILLIABI LAINIB DON LANDRETH EARL LAWING HAROLD LAWING RIILDRED EVELYN LEDBETTER LEWIS LEDWELL VINCENT LEE BILLY LINEBERGER MARION LIPSCOINIB CHARLES LIITAKER ROBERT LITAKER PHYLLIS LITTLE ELIZABETH 'IEAN LITTLEJOIIN CLEDDIE LOFLIN IRENE LONG BARBARA LOUGIILIN DON MARCUS LYERLY ELIZABETII LYLES -IOIIN HUGII MALONE, IR. MARY LOU MANNEY AL RIOREAU ROGER R lARSIIAI.L DELORES LEE MARTIN JERRY R'lAR'IIN ROBERT BRUCE MARTIN RICIIARD RIASSEY DROVVN RLXTTIIEWS SIIIRLEY B. MAY LARRY RIAYFIELD JOY ANN MAYIIEW 5- if ' 'E If f Af A if ff' 7... I , J L ' S ,AA f-Q A z: .. U , ,f AQ A - .44 .-.-.v I A ' K. I I 1 Z- 1 .. 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JXIARIAN MCKAY BILLY B1CKINNELL DIANA BKJKINNON EVERETT JEANING JVICKNIGHT, JR ANN BICLAIN JAMES MCLALICHLIN JERRY MELTON IIERIXIAN BQERRITT JILL BIESKE GLORIA IVIILLER JACK MILLER JEAN ELLER MILLER BEVERLY lXlILLIANS ROBERT WINFRED NIINCEY BARBARA JEANNE BIINOCUE NANCY MITCHELL ANNE BIIZELLE BARBARA MOORE CAROL MOORE EARL MOORE PEGGY JEAN BIOORE VIQOIXIIXIY MOORE QQWYN MOOSE JERRY NIIORRIS BETSY BlORTON JOHN T. BIOSER OPHELIA B. MOSS JOYCE MOTTE SARA BIULLIGAN JAIHES MURRAY CHARLES NANCE GLENN NANNEY LEVVIS NATHANSON MARILYN NATHANSON CAROLINE NEILL CQVVEN NEILL VVILLIAIXI WATKINS NEWELL JOANNE NEWINIAN BTIRIAIXI NICHOLS Sophomores 'IACK NIVENS IIEAN NIVENS IJICK NIXON SHIRLEY NORDAIAN SUSAN NOREEN -'ACK NOYES BETH NVUCIIOLLS BERRY O'SIIIELDS 'ILIDY OUTTERSON FRANCES BLITH OVERRIAN BARBARA CJVVEN ,IOAN PALMER ANDREW PAPPAIHIHIEL PEGGY PARRIS BILLY PARRISH MARION PARROTT PY. BIARSHALL PARROTT SHIRLEY PATTERSON MARY JO PATTON LARRY B. PECK . g SHLIEORD PEELER LYNN PEGRARI Y, ' I ,IARIES LIUBERT PENDLETON CLEORGIA LEE PETERS CBAROLYN PIIELPS LLICINDA PICKENS IIEATHER KEIYIBLE PIERCE 'IOHN BISHOP PIERCZYNSKI LLENE C. PITINIAN BARBARA PITTRIAN CTAROLYN M. PITTARD BIILDRED PLONK LRANK PLOTT VIOIIN PONTIIIS -IACKIE POPE BARBARA PRICE BIULLY PRIINIM 'IOAN PIIRSER BOBBY QLIINN HAROLD QUINN JAIXIES PYEA BOBBY BEIJIJ BETSY PYEECE CPHARLES BEII1 BETIRY REINIIARDT :VP L 'WA R Aim I ' ' . B , L . -1 A, 1 '- ..-- A , ,v v .v f., ,rzf A I 55 P Q, A 5 as- gf, 4- . - 5 Wa A I 1. f W, MV' 'Y ,, hx f , ,K 5 -. an-1 PM SWS 331 W iff 1 5 2- f.. 1 If SZ! J S 1' '- 9 . I A K' ,I A ' gi I Q .,... ff. ,, ,- S 7:5 - - SBQAR' I , gf 7' Wx, 6 -I I Lf',,1i f '. f X P5423 Hifi X -.-,ff gif 1 'C f Q3 , ff xr ' - z R 1 Y, ,Q ' -. I IW' , ., ' ,vm . VIAI 'P--. A' .IQ if iv 1 4 5, I f M r ? 4 Ax S. , if' f ,I 4, I -me fb 1 2, Y 495 1? 'EW gf? gy' 40 -3 ,we 1 AM' I A I I A W N I I I .LLL I N , I , 4 , . , ,rf A J . ' Xl A ps, 1 if 73. 'l . 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SARSFIELD 'IOHN SEIDENSTRICKER CLA8 I'ON SELVEY FRANK SETZER RACHEL SHANNON IJAVID SHAW RTAX SIIAW JOHN SHELTON REBECCA SHIVER IIIIXIIXIY SHUE SHIRLEY SHULER IIIXI SICIXION RIIIKE SIIXIPSON ROBERT SIIXIPSON SHIRLEY SKIDIXIORE EDWIN SLEIGHT BARBARA LOUISE SMITH CAROL SIXIITH DAVID SMITH LIORACE SINIITH LANDON SMITH PATRICIA SIXIITII PAUL SMITH ROBERT SINIITH ROSA SMITH SALLY LOU SMITH VVINIFRED SMITH SHIRLEY SNELL Sophomores JANET SNYDER RIICHAEL CABIPBELL SOPER Y? ROBERT SOUTHERLAND PEGGY Lou SPAIN JOHNNY SPAKE CAROLYN SPAUGH WILLIAM VVHITIXIAN XAIILLIAIXI SPONG SHIRLEY M. SPOON NORMAN STACK N :' SPEARBIAN Ga, , V, gf, PEGGY STEPHENS ROD STEPHENS CTEORGIANA C-. STICKLEY NONA STOKES VON H. STOKES RONALD STONE JANE STREET LESTER SWAFFORD ROBERT TAYLOR CARTER TERRILL BARBARA ,I-HOIXIAS DANIEL THOMAS CTARLAND THOMAS HELEN THOMAS ALAN THOMASSON WINONA A. TORRENCE JOE TOWNSEND VAN TRAPP LAURA ANN CIRRAVIS BARBARA 'TUCKER VVALTER DILBERT TURNER ROB VAN WITZENBLIRG BARBARA VICK JANE WADDELL CHARLOTTE WAKEHABI JOAN WALKER DAN WALLY LLOYD WALTER ANNA MARIE WANDERS JAIXIES WARD MARY LOU WARD PEYTON WARLEX' YULAN WASHBLIRN CTRADY WELLS MARGARET E. WESTMOREL fi S1 A 1:' ' A ',, L- A 'E' ,f A Rai, 794' S I QA, ff, . A f Ian-gg 4 f 4 ff, V -Q 4 . ,,.,1,T..' V A.. L Q! 4 I J A ugh , 5? I ' 'f 5 'if' ' f J A fy ,'T. 1 A I A , Ti ,,.T K ' L , ' 4 -, A ,iff fs ff' i n.: N' Sf, f 5' s '57 ! I PX, , 5, AND A 5'-ff X 5 p FT F Je J, ,..,I1' ij. J O S2 -A 5 U.. 1, ' L A J IIA , .-n .., ,fi ,, ew, - A 'QR J . 'fai r I QA in z 9 1 7 , xr AW A! .... Y 4 .,Q,l1 . A MI X mv--' K. A, ff.. if mx A - f -55, ,- V ix t if 4- H' R Xl A if . 1 r I, 0-1 6'- fy E 5. AXE fi C xy 6 Q2 1 'x fi 5 W E ' 3-ve, 5-L 54. ,S X , s,r..,,v is 5 if iii? ., 2, . 4 M I .. , ,,,. ,' Eli' ,. Q ..,., X - Q . ' I 1' ' sf ft' A V P Akiva! A ,RX 1 f Q Aw 2 X 4 , 4,4 Q S , ,R U ,, ,1 ,-Q. . I - MQW .. 44 ' 'N .. 1 ,. I flfmk , V -.Q-. n -- ff' Y, Sophomores ALMA WESTON BARBARA xAII'lI'I'EHURS'l' WILLIAM WIIIT'INCl PATSY VVHITLOW PATSY WILIE .IERRY WILKIN BTARY ELIZABETH XAIILKINSON ED VVILLIAINIS PATRICIA WILLIAMS SHIRLEY WILLIABIS CONNIE XAIILLIS BOYD PIAINIILTON WILSON CIHRISTINE WILSON HELEN WILSON SARA ANN WILSON FRANCIS PRINCE WRIGHT, JR. EDITH -ILIANITA WOLFE MILTON VVOOLSEY BILL WORTIxIAN JIINIIHY YANDLE ROGER YIKE FRANCES YORK 'IOYCE GDELL YOUNG -IESSIE ZENTZ BETTY ZIEGLER Q Z Ii I W3 if ' JF I. Jw, Q Q sb V 4. is 2 !. 24 .W X LW ', Q W s. k I 0 z'u C 56 gnu' Page Sixty-tlzree 'Fl Ptlge lAly,1f0Hr vov.0os3p.Le 'fvimm WM 'Gund Yof Sun ., , QXXBYXBXKQXXQAXKXX DWL 53369 gl l gum f 0 5 f 1 v L. qu wk T HLETICS . f mf . Q A 1' :Ml-A ,- fs 1 K' D' FOOTBHLL .... 1949 BILL BRANNIN Hemi Conelz ri-Q - 9 M NJEQQ'-73 X I CiEORCLE Smnczen fl55is1m1i Coaeli Page Sixty-six Central Central Central Central RESULTS .14 Wilscmii .... .... 1 3 '1 .19 Fayetteville .... .. 6 .24 North Charleston 6 .19 Creensboro .... .. 7 Central . 14 Atlanta . . 7 7 Central . O Salisbury .. .. 6 Central . O Asheville . . . . 'O Central .19 High Point ... .. 6 Central. .. .. . 6 Burlington . . . 6 1 Central. . . . . .12 Reynolds . . . . . .19 1 Central .26 Castonia . . . . O 1 Central. . . .... 42 Mexico City . . . . 6 Central. . . .... 20 Harding . . . . . . .14 ' 1 1 .21 ffi A . QZNTPAL MANAGERS JOHN CAYLORD-1. B. ASHE Kneeling: Ecl Harris, Tommy Nlurray, limmv C0'CUPlU1775 Forrest. Sfmzrling: VVooc1y Catlin, lack Cuion, 1N'larcL1S llaney. First row: Walter Propst, Fred Stroupe, Jimmy Babb, Pat Alford, Eddie Frantz, Bobby Elmore, John Gaylord, Larry Parker, Bobby Amos, George Robinson, Slug Claiborne, Henry Beatty. Second row: Bobby Wright, Dane Knell, Sammy Cornwell, Dick Calvert, Doug Estes, Ralph Petree, Dick VVhite, Kenneth Orr, Allan Hoppe, Dan Mainer, Benjie Townsend, Donald Connell, Benton Moffett. Third row: Jimmy Deal, Lewis Parham, Bill Burch, Bobby Hatley, Jimmy Pyron, B. Ashe, Hank Kistler, Roddy Brown, Richard Yandlc, Jerry Cooper, Jimmy Hawkins, Henry Yancey. Absent: Roy Beaty, A1 Parker, Don Engle, Davis Poole, A1 Hough, John Brock. Season in Retrospect The 1949 Wildcats began their unusually heavy schedule with five resounding victories. In accomplishing this, the varsity showed a speedy, well co-ordinated backfield and a strong forward wall. The sixth game wrecked all hopes of an undefeated season. Then came a O-O deadlock and a revengeful win. With another tie, followed by their last defeat, they were on the big side of the score again. That mid-season slump cost the Cats any hopes of conference or state laurels. However, the team played clean, hard football in completing as successful a schedule as they have had in many yearsg one that was packed with thirteen weeks of competitive play. The Cats finished with a profitable record of nine wins, two ties, and two losses. Central racked up 215 points to their opponents' 96. Only three teams were able to score two touchdowns against the Blue and White, and only one crept above the fourteen point mark. 'Central was hard hit throughout the season with untimely injuries in the backfield and line. In spite of this the team repre- sented the school in a superlative manner. A colorful international touch was added to the rugged game when a contingent from Mexico City came visiting. The friendly Central American neighbors spent three days in the Queen City, and began a custom that we sincerely hope can continue. These boys were a group of the gamest ever to come to Charlotte for an athletic event. This game was the first international game to he held in Charlotte. VVithout a doubt the most thrilling game in several years was the Harding contest for the city championship. Coming back strong from a 14-O deficit in the first half, the Cats triumphed to keep the treasured trophy at Central. Central is especially proud of the players who represented the school on honorary teams. B. Ashe was the lone delegate to the Shrine Bowlg and Bill Burch and VValter Propst journeyed to the Optimist Bowl. These three, along with Boy Beaty, Boddev Brown, Dick Calvert, Jerry Cooper, Doug Estes, John Gaylord, Hank Kistler, Kenneth Orr, and Henry Yancey, were invited to play in the first City All-Star game against the Massachussetts All-Stars. Several players were picked for various All-City and All-State teams compiled by North Carolina newspapers. Larrv Parker, in addition to being appointed to several of these teams. was named to a post on the Orlando Star All-Southern High School roster, was an honorable mention on the All-American High School team, and was given the title of ML Football of 1949 by the Charlotte Quarterback Club. To these boys go individual honorsg but we also praise the team as an aggregate. Each boy contributed to the success of the season hy working and sweating for several hours a day from August to December, by spiritedly supporting his teammates, and by dema onstrating his ability to give his best in a sportsmanlike manner. So to the team and to the individual players, our congratulations and heartfelt thanks. Page Sixty-serezz PW LXLFORD. Back .l. B. ASHE, Center IIENRY BEATTY. Back JOHN BROCK, Gzznrd UORRX EXMOS, Buck lllxlxlx' BARR, Back ROY BEATY, Back RODDEY BROVVNV, End nz? 44'- :m ' EW ,Q-Q. 'YR 'S'-fqwbx BILL BURCII, 'lqnclzlu 'lumix' QTLAIBORNE, Hack JERRY QTOOPER, Tackle IDICK QZAI.V1iIl'l', limi IJONALD LTONNELL, Center SAIXIIXIY CIORNVVELL, Emi I-'nge Sixty-cigY1t BOBBY ELMORE, Huck EDDIE F1fmN'1'Z, Buck Bon ll,x'l'1,12Y, Cfwzlur ,fX1,lfxN Ilrwmg lfml Dom: ESTES, Cfzznrd' KIUIIN clAYI.ORD, Huck ,lmmw IIAWKINQ, Cmfml fu, lluucsu, lizclzlu 'Q ,tr F RANK Lrswxs P,xRH,xM, Chznml BENTON B1OFFE'I l', Emi IJANE KNELI., End KENNETH ORB, Cmznl DAN AIAINER, Emi ll.-XNK K1s'lLuR, 'llzckle Pubge Sixtyflziue Hi 'Sn l315N.1113 VIAOXVNSEND, CNCIIIUI' BOBBY VVmc:11'r, Czmrd RICHARD YANDLE, Tnclzlc Drug XVIIITE, 'llzclelc IIENRY Y,-xNCEY, Tackle Bllcu' CQUION, Mascot f 5'f:f.N in by 'Fun 'V naw., 1015 fn-nv' Allxlxlx' PYHUN, 111111 lfmin S1 ROUPE, Buck IJAVIS POOLE, CJIIKIVLI LARRY PARKER, Bnclx Clmmcpli Ronlxww, Huck X'VAI.'lER PROPS1, Huck RALPH P1i'1'RE12, Clzmnl AL PARKER, Tackle Pugff' H51 wily THE 1949 UJILDHITTEH Central. . . . . . Central. .. .. . Central. . . . . . Central. .. . . . Central. . . . . . Mount llolly . . . . 6 Gastonia .... 7 Castonia ..... ...V I -3 Belmont Abbey . , . . . I9 Belmont Abbey . . . . H Although the Wilclkitteiis did not have as successful a season as the varsity, they did play a lot of hard football. Coaches Palmer and Bloomquist started several boys on the way to the varsity and many boys had their first taste ol? high school football. . I .Q HS' , .4 ty I 2 ff W. 3 . .V if 'Y N 'W Vg LW' .ss . sr V ,Q .WJ im- ww ani 5 ' AWS: ff X ' -. ta' g has gm? . fi ' Y M ' ,J V qw, yi W .i I .,, - ... Q .. i First row: Sydney Evans, John lVleCee, Billy Bundy, Sumner Williams, Johnny Bollinger, Iimmy Bakis, Oliver Garner, Tony Frantz. Second roy: Bobby Gunn, Donnie Kiser, James MeGlaughlin, Roger Little, Eugene Pittman, Bill Flake, Donald Knell, jimmy Turner, Bill Hanks. Third row: Charles hlcClure, Marvin Carter, Abbie Lockwood Mae Howie, Ray Howland, Grady Price, Elberon Conder, Ronnie Kennerly, Bill Newell. A number of the B Team players were not present when pictuit was made. B Team Coaches Footsie Palmer and Ceorge Bloomquist were absent when this picture was taken. Page Ser.-anlyeoize Central. . . . . Central. . . . . . Central... ... Central. . . . . . Central. . . . . Central. . . . . . Central. . . . . . Central. . . . . . Central.. . .. . . Central. . . . . . Central. . . . . . . Central. . . . . Central. . . . . . . Central... .... Central ........ Central. . . . . . . Central... .... Central ........ Central ....,... Central .... . . 26 35 48 1,7 30 35 39 49 4l 40 4l 30 31 35 40 36 53 47 39 33 RESULTS Greenville, C. . ciI'CCllSlJUI'U ..... . . . Asheville . . leeh High J High luint ... ... Reynnlcls . . Salishurv . Gastonia ....... . . . Greenville, S. C. . . . . Burlington Tech High ... ... Harding . . Greenslpuru Reynnlds . High Point Salisbury . Burlingtnn Asheville . Harding . . Ciaatnnia . . BHSHETBHLL 56 39 40 42 53 44 35 42 42 46 33 32 49 53 41 51 36 27 36 45 ' , nw N twin 1 , .1 Page Seventy Iwo RWTH Y -. ui .....4.....4nn.g lfronl row: Dickie Orr, Sarnrm Cornwell Cane Hitch uuard Berurnunt butldx Hafeltnn llavitl Cnssett, Barry Aushancl llcrmlgei Brit-lc low: Buddy Bnmri uhn Xlanun lam Sham urn Carter lau rant ex BHSHETBHLL The Central Basketball VVildcats spent a great deal of time this season nursinv a gaping wound left by the loss of two All-State hoopers from blast year's squad. Veteran Paul Brantley led the quintet and was the spearhead of the Central team. Backed up by Buddy Hazelton and Heyward Beaumont, aptly termed by one sports writer as the Uscrappingest duo in the conference, the Wildcat basketballers developed a reputation as the Frghtingest group in North Carolina. Although the actual count in the wineloss columns does not resent a very impressive record, the hardwood boys lost several liieartbreakingly close encounters which cannot be told by the scores. Outstanding among these was a -H40 loss tu lligh Point and a thrilling 32-30 defeat bv llarcling. A liew inches in height on Central's part might have made a dillerence in several ul' the contests, but as it was, most ol' their light went lay the road. Central was reputed to have two lirst teams this season. Indeed, the second five held their own almost as well as the lirst against the top teams in the state. One of the consoling thoughts is that this second group will be back next year in lull liorce. 'lille student body displayed genuine spirit in their support ul' the hoopsters through a rather unprolitable season, and they nigu he rewarded by a winning team next year. IOHN MANCIN Torvr SHAW liunnv Bnowiv 'QM' xx Win fateln ...ii ,sw , lj GENE RITCH Diciuav ORP. PAUL BRAN'rLr-'x' 11111 S 11111111 rn I3111111x' IIA11,1j1'11x lJ,u111 CQ11ss111 '1' ll1.vw,1 1:11 BED-.llA ,V j1111N CA RTL ll IONT S1110 C1,A1111111N SAM C011 ' INVVELL f -, ,. ., 1 N ff .M ' , N. ,,,.,f- ,W- -:vs N.. I -Q--....,,,, ww 'ES IUYIOI I . X VARSITY ' m11': 1111111111 ll111'11l1111clI I IL 1 ll ' 'z bublmx' A l'11'fe 4' , .4 1 lxccslvr, H11l1L'1'l H' lnrrly, N1 ' ' 1L11111'll, Huxal l5m'11c 111111111 l.y11cl1, 'Iuvlx l'1'uclu1', Rod Haul - 1,e1'e11l1ff,1111' X . W z 1 as ti A lai i...c r V h ., .,i,.,,, ,, ,. , an . c I , , . X ,lla A, xg ss ,g,,,, . X t N '- 'fl'-Q . ' ,ggxw Q9 1 ',-'f ,4 51.'l3 N' QS' - N- 1. F' '- , , 0 ' ' ' ' 1 - ' J ,W , , . y-by - , - 1 Q V , s . A f X , , Q 0' A ' ,' 11 ' 'X Q' ' BHSEBHLL A whirling ball, a crack of the bat, and baseball is underway again. The baseball team in the Past few years has not received proper attention at Central, but Coach George Sparger hopes that this years team will remedy the situation. Buddy King and Pinky Beane, both experienced pitchers, bolster Coach Spargeris hopes from the mound section. Gilbert Ford, Doug Estes, and Donnie Alexander complete the returning portion ol' the 1949 diamond men. VV ith the other candidates well distributed throughout the remaining positions, Coach Sparger should be able to draw a good competitive team that will offer rough resistance to any other in the state. Pave Sei eizty it e 1 5 iw' n I 2 s h .-wg ,. Q fl -it . .-,. Y S V gf.-,..1-v. pawn-H if a GOLF Witli a fourteen won, two lost record for last year, the Central golfers start swinging their woods and irons again. The linlisters will have about the same schedule they had last year, and hope to do as well. Larry llolland is the most liliely prospect for the nuinher one spot. lloliluy Sislt, a ninth grader at Alexander Graham, and Larry Parlxer will prolialily lbattle out tlie numlier two position. Always rich in minor sport talent, Central will probably again be well represented on the turl' linlts of North Carolina and even South Carolina. Page Seven! yesix M 5 efafirwil Bw! MJ' Q M . Q' M iami Coach Leslie Outterson has molded a well ltnit group out of this yearis traeli candidates, despite the loss of a dozen lettermen. Hampered hy unseasonahle weather and spasmodic rains, the Cat cinf dermen were not in top shape for the Carolina indoor meet at fhapel Hill. Nevertheless, Ralph Rowe copped three points in the high jump division. Qther men whom Coach Outterson is counting on heavily are Wfaitei' Propst Cwinner of the -HO yard run in last years state meetl Ben Diamond, Bohhy Jones, and Horace Bean. The track team is being helped along to some extent bv a reconditioned track, and with the hacking of the students, will turn out many creditable performances for CHS. I nf'C Stlcizty c Ll TEDHI Ci'entral's winningest team, the tennis team, talies to the courts again this spring with high hopes for another successful season. Undefeated hy any high school for the past three years. the racket men have just as strong a team this year as any previous one, with the loss of only one 1nan from last yearis squad. Coach George Sawyer plans to match this years net men against several college Freshman teams, in- cluding the University of North Carolina and Davidson, which promise to he very close matches. Lacy Kecsler, North Carolina High School singles champion for 1949, will he hack to defend his title. Lacy, only a junior this year, will he hard pressed hy another Centralite, Hal Furr, who is the other leading contender for the ranlt. Aside from hoasting the top two junior players in the state, the Central clay court men have a depth in the other ranks which will enable Coach Sawyer to mold the type of team that will again he undefeated. P c qcrciztj c ght IHTRHIU RHL BOXING Boxing has come to the forefront in Central athletics within the last lieu' years. The squared circle activities, hclcl each spring, have tlrawn a crowcl seconcl only to football. Boys who enter the intramural tournament achieve something that many hoys in other sports do not feel-that they have entered a school activity to huilcl goocl will throughout the school, not just to win a match. hlanv a scrappinv match is fouvht clurinv the three clav Glove tourney. 1 F7 D D . U , in which only those who have never participatccl in organized hoxing can enter. Perhaps the high light matches of this year were the grueling semi- finals match hetween Bohhy XVright ancl Paul Patterson, ancl the cham- pionship leather slinging battle royal lvetxveen Bohhy llatley ancl Richard Yanclle. It is the wish of the stuclent hotly ancl the athletics clepartment that intramural boxing continue to receive the support and respect that it now cloes, ancl that it will always clevelop the line spirit of the participants. Page fu Cveizfi II v t 5, I 1 F , a 25' ,. if, WV? E , r , 5' K P' GIRLS' HTHLETIC HSSGCIHTIDH OFFICERS PAT VVREDE . . . . .l7iCC'PI'9Sid6'1If EYELYN Dui Y . . . . .President lXlARY SEELEY . . . . .Secretary IXNNE Brreii .... ........ F frensiirer NANCY VVHISNANT . . . . .Pzililieity Clmiriizmz First row: Evelyn Duty, Mary Seeley, Pat Wrede, Anne Bitch, Nancy Nliteliell, Dorothy Snyder, Maxine Helms, julia Harrison, Nlargaret Kirlcman, Nancy Broome, Pat jarrell, Joyce Noles, lo Ann Bailey, Rowena Carter, Sybil Carson. Seeomi row: Phyllis Harris, Helen Carras, Pat Buclisill, Clara Morris, jill Meske, Ann Laurie Alexander, leanette Edgar, Frances York, Ioan Palmer, Frankie Oyernian, Barbara MelVlillian, 'lo Ann justice, Carolyn Byruin. Third row: Mary Lou Nlauney, Page Eiygli 1 y Angela Fisher, Mary Louise Brock, lane Howie, Sylvia Davis, Billy Howell, Louise Young, Virginia Long, Eleanor Clollar, Ann Miller. Fourth row: Nancy Whis- nant, Nona Torrenee, Claire Houston, Ann Rowland, Caroline Haskins, Barbara Minogue, Carol Blankenship, Anna Dorsey, Betty Sue Bhinehart, Shirley lVlae, Alma VVeston, Ianet Bogel, Flowe Rogers, Ioan Vogel, Sally Yount. wi? Page Eighty-one :M Q Ny 1. 1 , 41 Page Eixghty-two MEXICO CITY MEMORIAL STADNJM -N. vga' Q 5 ,pw N-n 'ff faffngg ' 4. x.,- Aim. ,, . li ,, 34 2 Q Ill H Ili! ,gg n x sn wvlw -MD CA!! , f s f. Bm 0 RGA x V951 Zfinf 31 u I 5 if ,, 4 A . , f m ,Wy Q94 f' Y ' ' 4 IZATIO . - ,' M.. M 2- if f H 'Ex wk f' ' Y 'jk fn 'M , ' - , X - ' m I Q .- w '-N., aw -.- fr ' f ,A-wf,mmy: ,.w 'J fm ' ,,,1. -X -n VT r 1 'ij .5 A 4 ji J 4 :F V Eg. Z: , r tflrw . 3725, jim li... 7950 IDELEON STOKES IXIISS KATHERINE SLEDGE Editor Faculty Adviser Editorial Staff ,W 'US I 'S ,gd-n 4 ,lf K f' f L ff ., W l 'A to .' ' 1, 1513 3 V: Q it I W .f 6 y I M' 1 ,A W Q , , -fi-if ,M N, Qi az' , , 1 , t ' ' . . n n s FRANCES l'L1NToM, Feature Editor RICHARD CAI.N'ERT, Assistant Sports Editor JANE KERR, Assistant Feature Editor PA'rR1c:1A iX1OELLER, Senior Editor CHARLES IIASSELL, Sports Editor IIOAN PURSER, Faculty and Copy Editor SUE -IONES, jztizior Editor CTARULYN LANDIS, Soplzoiizore Editor QQLURIA iVilLLEl'C, Asst. Sophomore Editor Page Eigizty-four f I' nilafi anal Cub E ff ! nf' Z fl .qmHU 'v . R Z I, ii f ww R ya. gf. . , ww, , if fr it -Io CiLA1RE CRUBIBLEX' Business Manager Business Staff . aw 1 Q H gl '47, A If my XA, . -- .V J, .nr U Y, - , as ., 3' lx 7, 7 JSF: NVQX' 'A , , NN ,.,,, , 7 K 4... piij A b.,' Zzzqi ,A uri. . uit, -. 4, Q 9 :l i se - :fp . , X J' Q v ,.,. 1 I 1 3 f, We Q5 1, 4 e af 'W x fda' 'A X t ,s ,ww ROY BEATY, Assistant Advertising Manager MARGARET KENNEDY, Circulation Manager MAX CTANNON, Assistant Business Manager L. ,, fx . ,. ,pf CLIXRA AIORRIS Advertising Manager wyy' turf' ' i Bfwfaaa Q ,f .tiff EVELYN HELMS, Asst. Circulation Manager BILLY VVooDs, Plzotograplzer iVIARY VVATERS, Clzzlzs and Organizatimzs -IERRY Loma, Typist PEIE -IACOBSEN, Artist Ptzge Eiqgiztyrfire 5 X. STUDENT OFFICERS Flioivnxiv lDULIN .. ...... Presicieizt fxNN BITCH ..... . . .Vice-President lJANNY lMlICHAELS . . . . . .Secretary SLUG ClLAIBORNE . . . . .Treasurer Du1.1N, BITCH, CLAUQORNE, MICHAELS. First row: Tommy Dulin, Ann Bitch, Danny Michaels, Slug Claiborne. Second row: DeLe0n Stokes, Jack Claiborne, Nell Jones, Rosa White, jane Faires, Marjorie Blankenship, Marv VVaters, joyee Tibbels, Jean Alexander, Paul Langford, Howard Grifhn. Third row: Angela Fisher, Frankie Overrnan, Cookie Vvinterling, jean Phillips, Fay lklitehell, Patricia Nloeller, Patsy Black, Nlary Ann Bullard, Evelyn Helms, Ann VVynn, lack Gilliland. Fozirtli row: Charles Armstrong, Bonnie Ledbetter, Tom VVa1nsley, Buddy Biggers, Bill Porter, Don Nichols, David Nixon. Maxine Barton, Ann Dicks. I-'nge Eight y six SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS WALTER PROPST .. ..... .President PATRICIA MQJELLER . . . . ,lficevljresitierzt CEoReE ROBINSON .. .... Secretary SYLVIA lJAVlS . . . . . .Trerzszzrer 51.1 V7 1iig I .215- -'4?'F1f'5v 4L'fW' .i' 'Wi' '43 PIIoPs'1', MoI1LLEI:, RoI3INsoN, D.-Ivis. I 1 1 I l First row: Patricia hloeller, Walter Propst, Sylvia Davis. Second row: Helen Shewmake, Marian Blanton, Jane Faires, Marjorie Blankenship, Barbara Werner, Helen Chapman, Nancy Payne. Third row: Barbara Harris, Billie Sledge, Betty Barrett, Sally Conner, Peggy Bridges, I Rosa VVhite. Fourth row: Florence Pearson, Mary Ann Baker, Carolyn Spaugh, Margaret Burwell. Fifth row: Io Ann Bailey, Mary Lou Vvard, Florence Pearson, Nell jones, jo Claire Crumblev. Ann Ritch, Mary Waters, Eric Jonas, Joe Townsend. Sixtlz row: Slug Claiborne, jack Claiborne, Ralph Rowe, Charles Cooley, Sam McNinch, Charles Armstrong, Louie Parham. DeLeon Stokes. Absent: John Gaylord. Page Eighty seven 1 1 vi ' -v-1'. , fx THE EM W RFIIUBLER E JACK CLAIBORNE iVIARCARE'1' WA'1'K1Ns C3U'EX8C1!ii1'8 Editors i u i i ri V r r V i Editorial Staff I i 1 P I Q E 1 of E' is i ' i f E fl rv ff f rv M i 5 ' ,-51 , 1 ,r i :sir , it if if ,,l inf! F 2? E 1133 f gi, 1-5 vi V, I. .ll . if . rE 12 ,Z 1 i r r 5 r , I I , n . l I 'I BRUCE QiREEN, Mnimgirzg Editor iX'1ARj0RIE BLANKENSHIP, Associate Editor IJICKIE ORB, Sports Writer KA'mARvN KIRSCII, Exclzzmge Eilitor IJOROTHY RAIFORD, Associate Editor JANE MAY, Exchange Editor , LEWIS PARUABI, Sports Ufriter I - i ,V Page Eighty-eiglzt THE RHHTBLEH x'x'x-5,44-' '55 -'- X rv df? '41 AIM ,W L Ov i j 4-f l 9 ,JT t T MISS -IESSIE EJENDERSON -IENKS ROBERTSON l7z1c'zt1ly Adviser Ixt1l'L'l'liSilIgQ A Iurluger Bu iness Staff ' ' :T ,gg .fmg 7 , , I , -. V, x X' f K 4 f 'A-wx EAN RAYBURN, Circulation Nlnrznger' MARTHA PATTERSON, Feature Editor .lmm BARNES, Athvrtisirzg Mmztzger ERWIN POTTS, Sports Editor SHIRLEY IOHNS, Asst. Business Mmzager I IA1. lrlumz, Hmirzvss Hrrrnzgw' IOHN BULLAHD, Asst. fjil'C11ltlltUlI Alurnzger Page IQIQIIITTIIUZE' N Dc-Leon Stokes, David Nixon, Patricia hloeller, George Gibson, Bill Porter, Clmirmtnzg Mason Field Bill Crier, Aizsent from picture: Beverly Cralie. SENIOR RING C0mmITTEE The 1950 Senior Ring Connnittee, under the leadership of Biii Porter anti the faculty adviser, Miss Cornelia Fore, has eoln- pieteti a very sueeessfui year. Urciers for over three huncireci rings were hantiieci hy the eonnnittee. Two ortiers were made for the '50 rings. The payments on the first ring ortier were eolieeteci in two instaihnents-one iast spring and the other just before the rings arrived. In November the eonnnittee lnatie the seeonti ring order. These rings eaine during the early spring. The '50 senior rings have a hiaeix onyx stone hountieci by the wortis-Central High Sehooi, Charlotte, N. C. On either side of the stone is a picture of Cientrai anti a wiitieat. The seniors initiais are engraved inside the ring. The nieinhers of this years Senior Ring Committee are Bill Porter, Chairmang Beverly fraiie, Mason iiielci, George Gib- son, Biii Crier, Patricia Moeiier, Davici Nixon, anti DeLeon Stokes. GIRLS' GOGD SPURTS CLUB 2 .....,- I .1 JOAN WATSON . .Stmieizt Asseuzbly Represeizmtive First row: Moeller, jones, Flintom, White, VVynn. Second row: Herring, Davis, Helms, VVatson. First row: Ierry Long, Sue LeClerc, Jan Crane, Frances Flintom, Patricia Moeller, Nell Jones, Ann Wynn, Rosa VVhite, Gail Reilly, Betty Davis, Connie Rogers, Shorty Swanzev. Barbara Harris. Second row: joy Smith, Joan Ionas, Sally Mock, Mary Ruth Scott, Sue Iones, Sylvia Ledbetter, Shirley Todd, Evelyn Helms, Shirley Likens, Anita Peterson, Betty Grubbs, Kat Candle. Jane Kerr. Third row: Ann Dicks, Carolyn Landis, Io Claire Cruinbley, Mary Grace Godard, Nancy Northington, Mary Ann Bullard, Fay Mitchell, Mary Nisbet, Mary Waters, Maxine Barton, Nancy Payne, Anne Graham, Ann Ritch. Fourth row: Shirley Robinson, Flowe Rogers, jo Ann Bailey, Sybil Carson, Jackie Jetton, Cynthia Proffitt, Ann Bailey, Ann Stoneham, Nancy Bolton, Joan Vvard, Betty Herring, Jane Crook. 5. OFFICERS FIRST SEIxIEs'I'ER PATRICIA RVIOELLER .... ...... I 'resident W NELL JONES ...... . . .Vice-President FRANCES FLIN'I'oixI . ..... Secretnri' RosA WHI'l'E ....................... 'lF'rer1sz1rer ZXNN WYNN' .... Stzuient flssemlily Bepresentrziive SECOND SEAIESTER NELL JONES . . ...... Presitleizi L l BETTY l'lERRING . . . . .Vice-President 'M BETTY DAVIS .. ..... Secretary EVELYN HELAIS ..................... Trerzszzrer at . lVlARY BREWER .. .... Secretary FRED ALEXANDER . . . . .Vice-President B'lARGAHET KENNEDY .. .... Treasurer ANN BITCH . . . . .Presitlelzt Page Ninety-two W +-......- First row: Fred Alexander, Mary Brewer, Nancy Neill, lane May, Margaret Watkins, Frances Flintom, Nancy Northington, Betty Mackey, David Nixon, DeLeon Stokes, Margaret Kennedy, Ann Bitch. Second row: Mary Grace Godard, Clara Morris, Ashlyn Spencer, Dorothy Raiford, Doris Jean Culp, Fay Mitchell, Patricia Moeller, Tommy Dulin, George Gibson. Demetrios Nixon. Third row: Louise Young, Jane Anderson, Barbara McLellan, Nancy Krirnminger, Ruth Barnes, Velma McKnight, Catherine Houston, Betty Herring, Jo Claire Crumbley, Marie Hopkins, Henry Yancey. Fourth row: Marcus Haney, George Freeze, Charles Hassell, Don Nichols, Alan MacKenzie, Jenks Robertson, Nlason Field, Hal Furr, Billv Porter, John Shannon. OFFICERS BREWER, ALEXANDER, KENNEDY, BITCH HEY CL mexico cirv sm, NOV. is ri Nov ze FM, Farr ' lx'1OORE, BRYANT, DULIN, VVAYNE. OFFICERS VIIMMY lX'lOORE . . ..... Secretary RILI. BRYANT .. .... Vice-President 'IQOMMY IDULIN . . . .... President BERT XVAYNE . . . . .T1'enszu'er First row: Bert VVaync, jimmy Moore, Bill Rryant, Tommy Dulin, Slug Claiborne, Dan johnson, Roy Bcaty, Dick DlcCall. Second row: George Robinson, Charles lNlcClurc, Tommy Rarnharclt, Ccrry Rarncs, Danny Miclizaels, Ralph Pctrcc, Bud Neimcr, VValtcr Propst. Tliircl row: Jack Claiborne, Grady Price, Carl Biggcrs, Lacy Kecsler, Corky Clark, Roclclcy Brown, Benjic Townsend, Hal Furr, Floyd Fccncy. Absent from picture: Charles Hassell. r . -Zig: OFFICERS PEGGY IXLEXANDER . . . . .Secretary BARBARA ALlS I'IN .. ...... Presiclezzt Norux1AN Cimonock . . . .Vice-President PAUL L,xNoEoRD . .. .... Treasurer ,EN . . .BIBLE CLUB First row: Paul Langford, Norman Craclclock, Peggy Alexander, Barbara Austin, jane Faires, Betty Mackey, Margaret Kirkman, Erastus Daughton, Nancy Mitchell, Betty Moss, Jean Bliller, Laura Nlitchell, Lena Simpson. Second row: Carol Pitter, Lettie Hill, Dotty Garrett, Frances York, Barbara Minogue, Peggy Chesnut, joan Palmer, Miriam Kimble. Frances Hoover, Laura Ann lravis, .loan Stroup, Dickie Turner. Third row: Marv Elizabeth Lennnons, Lillian Lamb, lean Hicks, Louise Page Nirzetyffour Robinson, Blary Bloss, Frances hlullis, -lean Phillips, -lunc Dean, Ann Lawing, Mary Mclsaney, lane Robin- son, jane Cousart, Bobbie .lane Wright, Mary McCluer, John Bullard. Fourtlt row: Bliss Janet Robinson, Dot Bell, Joanne Griffith, Marian Jackson, Elizabeth Legctte, Sarah Ann Bates, jackie Calclwell, Betty Robin- son, Charlotte Hon, Ann Ashcraft, jean Manor, Ann jon McAlister, Bob Brown. f U SHETCH CL B ' 3 'S ff OFFICERS A , ,z , FIRST SEMESTER PETE -IACOBSEN ..................... Presizieut lJORIS lMlCCiARY ..... .... l fice-Presiciezzt BARBARA MCLELLAN .. ...... Secretary BUNNY COLE ....................... Treaszww' SECOND SEMESTER BUNNY COLE ..................,.... Presiiieut PHYLLIS BOLLICK . . . . . .Vice-Presiiient DORIS lMlCCiARY .. ..... Secretary PETE JACOBSEN . . . . .Treasurer BOLLICK, MCLELLAN, JACOBSEN, COLE, MCGARY. First row: Pete Jacobsen, Doris McGary, Nucl Focrstcr. Phyllis Crifhn. Second row: Barbara Mumaw, Ioan Thomas, Bunny Cole, Ann Ritch, Sue Haas. Third row: Sally Thciling, Doris Casner, Phyllis Bolliclc. Fourth row: jill Harkey, Barbara McLellan, Nancy Dickens, Bernard Theiling, Blake LaMar. Fifth row: Marian Jackscmn, Miss Sledge. iiil illl I , f' ' U ...Q CHRLIUHRSHHLS First row: Ann Bitch, Assistant Clzief lllarslmlg Patricia Moeller, Chief rllnrslznlg Sue LeClerc, Evelyn Helms, Betty hlaclicv, Patsy Black. Second row: Nancy North- ington, ,lo Claire Crumbley, Mary Crace Godard, loyce Ballenger, Betty Herring. Tliirol row: Nell Jones, Bosa White, Frances Flintom, Elizabeth Legette, Dorothy Prai- ford, Helen Shewmake. fwqmurmi .Hmugg QMHM, f , Egii 5 y B BOYIUHRSHHLS First row: DeLeon Stokes, Cliief Marslfinlg Dan Looper, Bubcrt Fussell, llenry Beary, Dan Johnson, Boy Beatty, .limmv Sherrill, Alan Maclsfenzic, Bobby Brown. Second row: Buddy King, Cerry Barnes, Bert VVayne, David llargett, Bill Bryant, VIQOIHIDY Barnbarclt, Bill lVlayner, Billy Porter. Tlzirel row: Blake LalVlar, Churchill Boger, Page Niizetyfsix Bobby Dobbs, Charles Massey, Bernard Theiling, Charles Farris, Ceorge Porter, Cene Estridge, Neal lVlarlcey. Fourth row: Ceorge Core, lack Procter, Bonnie Ledf better, -linnny Babb, jimmy Pyron, Allan Biggers, James Thomas. DHFICE C0mITlITTEE First row: Slug Clailumne, Sammy Cornwell, Gerry Barnes, Bert VVZIYHG, Sam lX'leNinel1, Cll7l7il'1lII7lI. Second row: Bobby VVrigl1t, Tommy Barnluzirclt, llal lluclson, Bud Neimer, Wzmlten' Propst. ORHTGRICHL DEBFITIHG SOCIETY jack Noyes, -lam Blaisdalc, Don llovis, Margzlret Blalieney, Hobby Ferrell, Alex 'lllmaekerg Ruth Jones, Charles Kuralt, lean Rayburn, Mr. Leslie Gutterson, Xlflviser. Pug e Ninetu First row: VVilks Hall, Charles Armstrong, Clmirmaiz, ,lean Phillips, Secretiiryg Malcolm Rawlins, Assistant Clmiruzmzg Billy Scholl, Sam Helms. Secorid row: How- ard Perry. Bobby Ramsey. Bill Hannon, Cvlenn Kiser, VISUHL HIDS dall, Bill Dunkin, Duke Whiting, Vance Roundtree, Charles lklay, Dale Steele. Fourth row: lack Hearcl, Charles Ross, Bill Campbell, lack Proctor. Absent from picture: Bill Brown, Sam McNinch, Eugene Barbee. Carl Ritchie, Bohhy Wzxrreii. Third row: Bill Kuyken- F Q OFFICE STHFF First row: Doris McCary, Cail Reilly, Sara Cruse, Doris Hinson. Second row: Marian lackson, Elizabeth Legette, Pat Hartl, Mary Grace Coclarcl, Betty Templeton, Cecelia Dickson. 1 i Page Ninety-eight Tliirri row: Maud Ellcrbe, Ashlyn Spencer, Peggy lrlill, Ann Childress. BOOK STORE JERRY WILLIABIS OIQOIXIIXIY SIIERRILL BOOK CLUB First row: Doug Kahn, Steve Mahaley, Helen Shew- make, Jean Hohenstein, George Gibson, Iackie Martin, Bernard Theiling. Second row: Garl Sims, Joey Raft, Duke Whiting, Pam Hollingsworth, Barbara lVlcLellon, Nancy Vlfhisnant, jimmy Gibbs, Dan Friechnan. Tlzirfl row: Marjorie Blankenship, Sally VVatson, Nancy Bich- ards, Sarah Henkel, Harriet MeSheaham, Velma Mc- Knight, lkliss Reinhardt. Page Ninety-1zi1ze ..CLB First row: .Ianet Stiles. Jewel Dease, lohan lXleNeely, VVarcllaw, Ray Patterson, Walter' jackson. Fourth row: Carolyn Dunn. leanne Pellos, Betty Hartis. Second row: Francis Poston, VVinCly VVeclCnfeller, Tommy Arthur, Betty Helms, -loan Spake. Carolyn Weilistein, Barbara lo1nmyDaggett. Max. Tliirri row: Betty lean Beard, lNlr. Davis, Mrs. 1 iw 1fofW fi M J' 9W 'W 'iLmi'Tii '-wa Ka ., ZQQGJX D. E. CL B first row: 'lan Crane, Betty Quinn, Gloria Faullaner, row: Donald Douglas, Edwin johnson, Charles Morgan, Davicl llieks, Robert llelsaheek, Tommy Franklin. Sec- hlarshall Robinson, johnny Mallard. Fourth row: Budclv mul row: .loyee l:lll1Cl1lllTl, Norma Knox, llilcla Crim, liarris, Bohlw Culhertson, Barry VVasha1n, loc McCall, .lean Allen Price, Tom Callahan, Robert Freeland. Tlzircl llowarcl Griflin. Page One Hu mired FRENCH CL B First row: lX'lary Grace Goclarcl, Presitlczilg Margaret Brewer, Patsy Black, Shorty Swanzy. 'lilzirtl row: Nancy Kennedy, Vice-President, Patricia Moeller, Secretary: Neill, Shirley johns, Mary Lou llulliinan, Ann Graham. Praneesilzlintom, Treasurer. Second row: Sally Wzitsciii, lfourtlz rout: .Iohn Bullaril, Carl Sims, Nell Vloncs, Bill Catherine Myers, Frances Mullis, Martha Little, Mary Porter. 7 t W wa-and SHORTHHHD CLUB First row: Patsy Clayton, ,lean Phillips, Shirley Abernathy, Maude Ellerbe. Second row: june Dean, Alice Sikes, Pat Hartl, Jean Hohenstein, Billie Ann Knowles, Doris McGaritV, Gainell Brokefield, Grace Ganett, Patsy Spratt, Nancy VVilliains. Tiiirtl row: Jackie Caldwell, Patsy Gettys, jackie Ashton, Myrtle Lawing. Pat Kirby, joan Vogel, Barbara VVade. Fourth row: Vera Pre- vatte, Margaret Jordon, Gay Slaten, Pat jenkins, Felton Newell, Fave Therrell, Jane Griffith. Fiftlz row: Alice Davis. Linda Pope. Sylvia Fowler, Janet Vogel, 'lo Ann Vllilliams, Barbara Ann Perry, Gypsy Hargett, Sallv Bhoads, Betty Sue Wolfe, joy Noles, Miss Odom. Page One Hundred One TEHSERS HUD TORITIEHTORS First row: George Gibson, Doris lXlcGary, Helen Shewmake, Pat Grey. Carolyn Elmore, Kitty Rogers, Barbara Simmons, ,lean Hohenstein, Io Ann VVilliams, Elaine VValker, David Harrison. Second row: Jean Thomas, Jill Harkey, Bunny Cole, Blake Hunter, Laura Ann Travis, Frances Masterman, Bobbie Wright, Beverly Brantly, -loyce Tibbels, Pete Jacobsen, Henry Farris. Third row: Nancy Henninger, Eleanor Goeller, Charlotte Hardee Mary Mclsaney, Mary Rodgers, Carolyn Hawkins, Dick Burton Gene Wyatt, Bill Huss. Fourth row: Pat Kirby, Toni DeCoursey Bertha Fields, Jeanette Courtney, Florence Pearson, Blake LaMar John Bullard, Duke Whiting, Ralph Rowe, Tommy Owens. Y-TEENS First row: Martha Alexander, Presiclerztg lanet Geaslen, Vice-Presizlentg Patsy Sumrow, Secretary, lane Bobinson, worth, .loy Mayhew, Libby lordan. Third row: Velma McKnight, lo Ann Flake, Gail Morris, Shirley lohns Tretrszzrerg Mrs. Seappucci, Adviser. Second row: Molly Ann Lawing, Peggy Spain. Gaither, Ruth Barnes, Ann McAllister, Pam Hollings- Page One Hunolred Two ' A ORCHESTRH V V' HNXED CHGRUS iuu-u-u---- BFIHD Page One Hzuzdred Four DRIVING CLHSS any 'FW' SWE' , -Q, r 01. Q 4' ,yy ,Am , T -- 2, .0 wk FEATURES N -M .1 If r Q ,ah jleff E W' M i - . Mfg, 5, v ' , . -QQ,- WF' ' ' A Fifizv, ,' ., 4' X4 - f ,- . .. m V , .HQ W W it il , f , . 'rw ,1' , ' 'ia Q 5 ' ' 4 1 I ana! Wnidzi Cenfra I i fHSTORYCNiTH In the fall of 1947, four hundred fifty depression babies swarmed into the halls of Central High School, a place which had become almost legendary to them. They had heard of this seat of learning, situated on the green banks of the broad Sugar River, since mud-pie days. The seniors considered the brats necessary evils, but soon found entertainment in seeing how many exaggerations they would believe. They soon realized that, as all sopho- mores do, we lent an air of enthusiasm and eagerness. Some day we may tell our twenty grandchildren of those days! Well grope for the memories, and they will come-slowly: THE GRANDPARENTS TALE Yes, children, those were the good old days! The first year was a little hard, but we settled down to having a good time. I remember the gym as Winter Wonderland for the Christmas Dance, that good production of Little Woiizeir, and the VVo1mm- less Wedding, put on by footballers for the Honor Society, and the Student-Faculty basketball games. Oh, yes! That's the year when we won the Western Conference football crown. Patricia Moeller, president: David Cossett, vice-presidentg 'loan Watson, secretary, and Ann Hobbs, treasurer, guided us through our first semester in senior high school. The second semester oHicers were the same with the exception of Eddie Hanes, vice-president. A sophomore dance-free-complete with refreshments and a floor show, was one of the main events of the year. Evelyn Helms and Ann Wynn represented us in the beauty sections of the annual. We had made a firm start and were ready to become men and women of the world-juniors! lt was in our junior year that our keepers opened the gates and let us locusts ravage the surrounding countryside for our midday meal. No longer were there pleas to the marshals and the Block C members to keep order in the cafeteria. Another new privilege was smoking-on the track only. That was the year of the short Christmas holidays because of the polio epidemic in the fall. Patricia Moeller, who served as secretary both semesters, was our only representative among the Student Council officers for the '48-'49 year. Officers of the class were David Cossett, presi- dentg Bobby Wright, vice-president, Rosa White, secretary: and Ann Wynn, treasurer. Tommy Dulin, Max Cannon, Barbara Harris, and ,loan Watson served for the second semester. Sue LeClerc and jerry Long proved that juniors could yell too, and Patricia Moeller, Ann Wynn, and Evelyn Helms provided our share of glamour in the annual. Possessing a 5-4-3 football record, the Cats shone on the hard- wood, winning nineteen out of twenty-three games for second place in the Western Conference. That was the year of Stage Door, the White Christmas dance, the operetta, Oh, Doctor, and Tlze Hang1mm's Noose. Kat Caudle and Doug Estes were elected King and Queen of the Spring Carnival, and Patricia Moeller and DeLeon Stokes, Chief Mar- shals. And that Senior year-sad in a way! Before, we had always had elders to look up to, and suddenly we found ourselves with no one to admire except ourselves. lt's hard to do! Choosing jerry Long and Walter Propst as Mr. and Miss Central helped this situation a lot though. E CLHSS OF195O Class officers first semester were Bobby Wright, president: Walter Propst, vice-presidentg jerry Long, secretary: and Roddey Brown, treasurer, for the second semester they were jimmy Pyron, Charles Hassell, Frances Elintom, and Evelyn Helms. Patricia Moeller was elected D.A.R. representative or best citizen among senior girls. Tommy Dulin, president: Ami Bitch, vice-president, Walter Propst, presidentg and Pat Moeller, vice-president, were Student Council leaders from our class dur- ing the year. Throughout the year ,lack Claiborne and Margaret VVatkins, co-editors of The Ramlzler, kept us in the know about such memorable occasions as the Halloween Costume Ball, the Christ- mas dance, and the Variety Show with LuLa Belle Lee Calias Mr. SuberD singing Stormy VVeather and St. Louis Blues. Bill Burch and Walter Propst played in the Optimist Bowl, and B. Ashe in the Shrine Bowl. Central became one of the first high schools in the country to stage an international football game Clxlormal High of Mexico CityD, and this, our homecoming game too, was very colorful. The parade with Patricia Moeller and B. Ashe as King and Queen of Homecoming and thirty- five floats and cars was enough to put many a college procession to shame. Of course, there was a queen for Mexico tooASenorita Evelyn Helms. The seniors in the courts of the Central and Mexico queens were Frances Flintom, Nancy Bolton, Ann VVynn. Nancy Barnhardt, Sue LeClerc, and Anita Peterson. The Sketch Club won the first prize for the most original float. Faye Mitchell and Nancy Barnhardt were selected when Burlington asked us to send two of our prettiest girls to a half-time celebration there. As maseots, the senior class chose Beth Amos, little sister of Bobby Amos, and Sammy Clayton, red-haired brother of john Clayton, after an assembly where approximately thirty pygmies were paraded across the stage numbered as if they were con- victs! Billy Cuion, brother of ,lack Cuion, served as mascot for the football team. There are so many little things you will remember, children. when you're as old as I-trim letter girls who marched before the band . . . the detention hall for tardiness . . . the lovely patch of grass between the school and the Music Building . . . Mr. Wearn and his office . . . the kisses the SNIPS AND CUTS staff threw from the library windows . . . the industrious knitters . . . fire drills while dressing for gym . . . the l. Phillup Space ad in the back of the annual . . . the April Fool lssue of The Rambler when only opposites were true . . . missing Coach Cropley in our senior year . . . Pajama top and barefoot days . . . the poor souls who had to dissect frogs and earthworms just before lunch . . . the magic expeditions to the fair . . . the girls who ran the track at lunch to slenclerize . . . the sudden crowds on the campus when something was happening . . . the B Team slipping, sliding, and pretending to ice skate on towels to clean the floor for the next basketball game . . . Open Houses after the football games . . . Mascots when we were overrun by midgets . . . let's assume. After remembering all of these things, we can only hope that those twenty or thirty grandchildren of ours can have half as friendly and busy a school to attend as Central has been. One of the best ways to keep these memories alive would be to support our Alma Mater in all of its activities as long as there is a Central. That should not be hard, for Central is now a part of us, just as we, the class of the half-century, are now among the thousands who are a part of it. ANN Brrcii, Class Historimz Page One Hzoulretl Seven r u I ' MK i Ei 1? m iv' H N -x li .s I . n 4 Q, 1, K , I x I A BL H 5: iam s fst All-Amzzzzfl Most Popzzlur Best Looking ANN Rrrcru PA'RrR1c1A N1OELLER EVELYN IIELIVIS IIMIXIY PYRON B. ASHE DONNIE ALEXANDER Best DVUSSULY KA'11 CNAUIJLE Rc DY 13EA'1-Tv Unsung Hem mul IJ8VUil16' Snow King 111161 Q110011 LVIARGARET KENNEDY NAANCY BOLTON 'IAO14 QTLAIBORNE IDICK CTALVERT- E35 13 ' x Q11 ' ,, ' .P F' -1 ' , , ,, w ' A. , E f --1:1 Most Likely To Succeed Best Stmfezzt Most Athletic NELL JONES NANCY IXIORTHINCZTON -IERRY Lum: PTONIMY ,DULIN CYIIARLES IIASSELL XX'AL'1'Eu PnoPs'r Frie11cHiest VViltiesl Best Dancer BETTY DAVIS CYIIARLEEN SWANZEY -IUAN XYVATSUN FRED STROUPE JIM NANCTE BUDDY IIAZELTON CLHSS DHY OFFICERS Q3 M my xx YE' 5 JACK CiLAIBORNE CTHARLES LIASSELL IXNN RITCH IVIARY GRACE GODARD Prophet Lawyer Historian Poet Page Ona Hunflreri Ten THE LHST LUILL HUD TESTHIUEHT We, the illustrious Class of 1950, being of sound Inind and memory, realizing that we have obtained all CU the vast amount of knowledge available at this noble institution in three years. perceiving that future classes will never be able to approach our deeds and exploits, and desiring to bestow upon other deserving persons all of our endowments, entitlements, and idiosyncrasies, in order that they might not be totally overshadowed by our accomplishments, do herewith on this first day of February in the year of our liberation, publish and declare this document to be our Last Will and Testament. ARTICLE I-To THE FACULTY Items: 1. To Mr. Otts, our understanding principal. we leave our sincere gratitude for capably helping us through some of our more trying hours and rejoicing with us in our happier ones. 2. To Mr. Horner and Miss Fraser, we bequeath the hope that classes in the years to come may be as fortunate as we were in having two such patient, thoughtful, and sympathetic sup- porters. 3. To Miss Markham, we leave the hope that she may have always classes that were as orderly, quiet, and studious as we were??? 4. To Mrs. Brotherton and Mrs. Peeler, we leave all our grades, and in so doing express the desire that they guard them as closely as they would the atomic bomb. 5. To Mr. Sawyer and Miss Aycock, we leave the stench of formaldehyde and the corpses of the multitudinous crustaceans, mollusks, and arthropoids that we have so joyously dissected. 6. To Coach Brannin, we leave the desire that next year's football team may accomplish two things: beat Salisbury. and become state champs. 7. To Miss Brooks, we, along with the remainder of the student body, leave our appreciation for her help with the student government. 8. To Miss Abell, we give our undying thanks for leading the Senior Class so well through its final year at C.H.S. ARTICLE II-To THE UNDEIICLASSMEN Items: 1. To the juniors, we leave our two most treasured possessions in hope that they will revere them as much as, and perhaps a little more than, we have, to wit: a. Central High School. b. The honorable and cherished title of Seniors that carries with it that inevitable feeling of satisfaction that all Seniors, and only Seniors, have. ARTICLE III-To VARIOUS INDIVIDUALS Items: 1. I, Mary Brewer, leave the Brooklyn Dodgers to any Bum lover that wants them, l'm through with them! 2. We, Buddy Hazelton and I-Ieyward Beaumont, leave our hustling basketball abilities to be divided equally among next year's players, there is plenty for everyone. 3. I, .lack Guion, having efficiently managed the athletic de- partment for the past year, do now leave it in good order to Wild Bill and Puncho Sparger. 4. I, Roy Palmer, leave my ability to tickle the ivories to joe Maxie Corne, who already has a nice amount of his own. 5. We, jack Claiborne and Margaret Watkins, leave the trials and tribulations of managing Tlie Rambler to next year's staff. We also leave the publications room completely equipped with typewriters, paper, ink, bandages, and a .45 Colt automatic pistol. 6. I, Margaret Kennedy, leave my knitting to whoever will undertake to finish it. 7. I, jimmy Mule Train Pyron, refuse to leave my easy going manner and my thirty-one pairs of Levis. 8. I, Hank Kistler, reluctantly leave five sophomore girls O11 every Central hall. 9. I, Carl Caruso Sims, leave my magnificent voice and my theatrical talents to jimmy Wrape. 10. VVQ, Evelyn Helms, Frances Flintom, and Patricia Moeller, leave our many alluring and charming qualities that make Us so attractive, for future generations to wonder at, as we go on to seek greater worlds to conquer. 11. I, George Bookie Freeze, leave Iny varied assortment of parlay cards to Tom Shaw. 12. I, Bill Dennis, must part with my black satin shirt, and so bequueath it to Roddy Eaves for him to mourn the graduation of HC oo-Choo. 13. We, B. Ashe, john Gaylord, Bill Burch, jimmy Haw- kins, and Doug Estes finally leave. 14. We, Nancy Northington and Ann Bitch, leave our long string of A's to anyone who thinks he can stand the burden. 15. I, David Gossett, leave and take Ann Wynn with me. 16. I, Nell jones, leave my ability to use only the superlative degree to jackie jetton. 17. I, Buddy Biggers, leave the odorous labs in Uncle Franks' room to john Nowling it's the only time I ever left them and didn't have to return. J 18. I, Lewis Parham, leave my drape shape to Bill Pigmy Thomason. 19. I, Dick Calvert, by hook or by crook, will find some way to take my throng of Calvert Cuties with me. 20. I, Tommy Dulin, leave my capability to hold office ably to Slug Claiborne. 21. I, Rosa Mary Hayworth White, leave my friendly man- ner, my sincerity, and my soft shoulder for lovesick juniors to cry on. 22. I, Charleen Swanzey, leave my leather bound volume of The Secret of the Bottle or How to Obtain Beautiful Blonde Hair to Patsy Spratt. 23. I, Marcus Haney, leave my pleasant disposition, my atti- tude of disinterested realism, and my red hair to Corky Clark. 24. VVe, Billy Woods and Eli Springs, leave our ability to embellish, exaggerate, and otherwise completely distort a simple incident into a world shaking event to jimmy The Bat Babb. 25. We, Betty Ball, Virginia Sergent, and Mary Elizabeth Lemmons, leave our bridge sessions at second lunch for Brenda Chapman to carry on. 26. I, Murray Whisiiant, leave my artistic talents to Pete lacobsen. 27. I, jo Claire Crumbley, leave my Hi, gang to anyone else who is afflicted in the same manner. 28. I, DeLeon Stokes, leave my schedule for a proposed 26 hour day to the juniors: they may find some use for it next year. 29. I, jack Barkley, leave my perplexing typewriter to Sue jones for her to try to figure out its many complexities and idiosyncrasies. 30. We, jack Baugh and .lane Kerr, leave our ability to clear any street in Charlotte to anyone who does not value his driver's license very much. 31. I, Bobby Amos, am not leaving. 32. I, Mary Waters, realizing that in college I shall have to discard my previous philosophy of life is just one big joke will my contagious laugh to Carolyn Landis. 33. I, Nancy Bolton, leave the somewhat dubious honor of being president of the Central High School chapter of The Society for the Preservation and Encouragement of More and Better Relations with lNlexico to loan jonas. 34. VVe, Ann Austin and Erwin Potts. leave our many hours spent in the Detention Hall for Bobby Noble and Tommy Franklin to carry on after we are gone. 35. We, Bill Bryant, Paul Brantley, Bill Bvrum, and the rest of the rebels leave Mr. Anderson to Floyd Feeney. 36. In conclusion, we, the Senior Class of 1950, leave Central High School as a thing of the past: but a part of each of us, our cherished memory, remains behind as a constant reminder that in its hallowed halls and classrooms we spent three, and in some cases more, of the happiest and most beneficial years of our lives. CHARLES HASSELL, Lawyer, Class of 1950 VVITNESSES: I. M. TIRED U. R. TEw Page One Hzozdred Eleven THE SULILOQUY OF H TH COLLECTUR TIME-MARCH, 1960 I am a tax collector, a member of the world's nosiest profession. Through the use of thousands and millions of tax forms which come into this office each March 15, my colleagues and I can give accurate past and present histories of all working people throughout the United States. As I sit here hurried under such a waste of wood pulp, I think of the names of my old friends and classmates at Central whose present whereabouts and occupations appear on the files and forms before me. I have often wondered what has become of my associates of yesteryear, and before me lies a chance to find out- by making good use of government red tape. Diligent searching profits me a neatly filled affidavit from Career Girl Rosa White, now one of the top salaried fashion designers with Eli Springs' Fifth Avenue. Quite a rise to fame for just ten years effort. More of the same searching produces another similar tax re- turn. This one from Clarence, Bombo by trade, Gilbert, who, along with three of his high school cronies-Billy Conway, Bobby Elmore, and Billy Butlerfis running an establishment called Bombo's Balcony for Brew Buddies, commonly known to every- day folks as a beer jointf' Rather prosperous though, so their earnings show. Better make a note of that and have my men check on the levalitv of transactions there. FJ I Billy VVoods, once a photographer for the Daily Bull, a new Charlotte newspaper, has filed a claim for refund. Bill was in- jured last fall while taking action pictures from the sidelines in a big pro football game. Some big guy broke his rudder, got off course, and mistook sidelined Bill for the ball carrier, hence Bill's claim. Jeanne Allen, Jan Bagby, and Gloria Faulkner have filed a combined return which shows that they are advancing towards the higher income brackets. Together the three girls operate a tailoring shop for men. A good place to meet a prospective lnate. Tommy Dulin's return classifies him as a successful doctor, despite compulsory health laws. Tommy is making his home in hliami with lVIrs. Dulin. Less work and more time for Nell, the return implies. The Four Flats are appearing nightly in some of the nationis largest night clubs and swank hotels, shows this return by Mason Field, featured trumpeter who is working along with Roy Palmer, John Brock, George Fesperman, and Larry Gilland, and making money by the hatfuls. Another return from the entertainment field. Stroupe's Fifteen Famous Flying Females seems to be a struggling concern. The fifteen females are: Nancy Bolton, Joyce Elmore, Anne Graham, Betty Grubbs, Betty Herring, Peggy Hill, Sue LeClerc, Shirley Likcns, Sara lX'IcIver, Nancy Payne, Anita Peterson, Gail Reilly, Ann Stoneham, Shorty Swanzee, and Joan Watson-all some- what lively girls in their high school days, but as trapeze artists?4 Uheli-li Uh. I can see why Fred is struggling. News from the rugged populace has John Gaylord, along with one of those HTall Timber Tessiesn working as a lumberjack. VVonder how John and football ever managed to break up. Speaking of John, the other athletes of my high school days arenlt accounted for in my returns. Let's see, B. Ashe, Bill Burch, Jimmy Hawkins, and Hank Kistler should be out of college by now. That is, unless they can't graduate. I'd better have this college scholarship system probed. Maybe they are failing for a purpose. flere's a joint return on the earnings of Fay Mitchell, Patricia Moeller, and Frances Flintom. Lonely old school teachers, huh. Page One ffzimlred Twelve Never would have dreamed it from their looks. CThat was ten years ago, son.j That Jerry Long just can't make up her mind. Her return is sent in by a different husband than that of last year. This makes the fourth switch Jerry has made since she began paying her taxes as a Mrs. Guess she knows the fare to Reno like a station agent. Roddy Brown and Bill Byrum are partners in law, specialize in divorce cases and criminal law, scoutmasters at night. What a life for the rugged out-door type. Wonder what their wives do? Gad! Sompum's wrong here! Nick Chamis is employed as a horse doctor Cveterinarian to most peoplej on Maud Ellerbe's dude ranch. I didn't think Nick had a love for animals. Maybe he is in cahoots with Gus Heffner, Dan Johnson, and Johnny Long. All four have listed exemptions for racing form's subscriptions. Bookies no doubt! Bunny Cole and Carol Glaser have taken their high school hobbies and made a business out of them. The two have com- bined talents to run Tinted Tapers Co., a candle company which specializes in hand-painted tallows for the formal events Cweddings and the likej. Carol is the tallow-maker, while Bunny makes with the brush. I could say they did a flickering business, what with the type of work involved and the fair financial reports. A husband and wife report. Dick Calvert and Connie Rogers are happily married. Dick's a private detective while Connie's just looking after little kids with wavy black hair. Nancy Northington, Mary Grace Godard, and Margaret Kennedy have sent in returns which put them in the upper categories. Nancy has written a book-How ro Increase Your Voczzloularyg Mary, a collection of poems-Goolarvl's Glreatestg and Margaret, a group of essays on Tlze Superior Wo111an and the Inferior Man. Now ain't that awful? Book writers are the latest trend. Edwin Johnson's first try, Great Guns and Greasy Fingers, is a hit. Margaret Watkins has a novel on the shelvesfsomething about a woman pirate named Anne Bonney. Jenks Robertson has written a best-seller in If I Live To Be One Hundrealf My, my, I wish I had studied in high school. Bud Grice's report likes good company. It was stashed in between the North Carolina Governor's and Miss Margaret Tru- man's. Bud always was a good mixer-kept company with the best of people. Now he's running a used car lot and a pawn shop. Making too much money for that type of work. I'd better put my investigators on him too. Martha Little, Shirley Dobbins, Doris Jean Latane, and Sylvia Ledbetter, Inc., Cthat's a big name for such a small con- cernl is doing pretty well after a tenure in the red. Either the wholesale fruit markets are opening up, or Martha sold that old car. Another joint return from ex-Central students. Rod Reid and Dick Orr Cwowl what a combinationl are pool room proprietors. Not much money made, but I'l1 bet it's peaceful there. CWith Dick Orr around? Yeah, peaceful-Rackll Dorothy Raiford and Jane May have opened a ceramic studio. Pretty Pottery for Prosaic People is their letterhead. Bet they do a bustling business. Family man David Gossett's return is here, and on time for a change. Last year we almost had to send after Dave, 'cause he thought it un-constitutional to pay taxes on his Ford business. But Ann came to his rescue and filled out a form in time to prevent a prison stay for Dave. Good ole Annie-gave up a singing career just to stay home and darn Dave's socks. Helen Shewmake's finally made Broadway. At least she has taken a small step towards making it. She was a second to the lead's second in the hit play For Better or VVorse. It was re- portedly a good play. I hope Helen can get in it and make it better Cor worse, which is itPD. Here's a report from Florida which has a faint odor of the rackets in it. Buddy Hazelton, Don Alexander, and Vaughn Klutts are said to be life guards at Daytona Beach. I'd better investigate this one myself. They just don't pay lifeguards 518,000 per year, and besides, Vaughn can't even swim. hflary and Sara Daly are hostesses in a New York bar room owned by Bobby Hurt and jimmy Huffstetler. At least they seem to do an honest business. Hurt and Huffstetler must have under- gone a change for the better since high school days. George Gibson has a coast-to-coast broadcast on his new radio and television show, Nlgnorance is VVhat Keeps Teachers in VVork. Neil Grifhn is appearing on the same show as the band leader. The hilarious half-hour is sponsored by Patterson's tooth- paste-Ray Patterson, owner. Must listen in sometime, although Bay's toothpaste can't help me any now. Here's one that is paradoxical. Paul Brantley is now head basketball coach at Harding High in Charlotte. What's wrong. Paul, wouldn't Wild Bill give you the same position at Central? Ann Bitch is there too. She teaches a class of manners to the seventh grades. Harding is going to be polite even if they don't have a basketball team. Another from the family circles has it that Doug Estes has opened up a barber shop. I knew Kat would get Doug to cut his hair somehow. Must be a nice place. Kat serves as the mani- curist so Doug canit go flirting. Good shoe shine boy too-Lewis Parham. Boy, I didn't know these income tax forms could bc so inter- esting. I must do this every year. Might even charge admission while I read them aloud and make some money myself. That's against government principles though. Liable to wind up like General Vaughn. It says here that Mary Ann Bullard and jo Claire Crumbley have opened up a travel agency. Trying to put Doris Duke out of business? Maybe they could at seven cents a trip. Oh, now I get it. They are running a long distance travel business. I thought maybe they had started a new city bus line in Charlotte. Long distance is more in their line, however. Virginia Alexander, Pat Wrede, and Sally Bhoads are the high scoring forwards of a touring girls' basketball team. If they score as many points as they make dollars, then women's basketball surely has livened up since high school days. Bob Culbertson, Bobby Wright, Benjie Townsend, jack Procter, and Erwin Potts are another touring basketball team. Men this time. In contrast to the girls, they probably score more than they make. That is, so their tax forms say. I had better check on them too. Benjie has too great a temptation towards gambling not to be throwing some of those ball games for bribes. For kicks' sake, I'd like to see them perform. One wouldn't call it playing. Bill Bryant, Marcus Haney, and Charles Hassell have finally split up. At last reports the three were beginning in business as an advertising agency, specializing in singing commercials. Har- mony wasn't so good, for now Charlie is a magician again, Bill is back as a Key Club work secretary, and Marcus is still trying to make a go of the advertising trade. He is a window dresser for Betty Davis, Inc., wornen's apparel. Poor Marcus, that Betty is a hard-boiled boss. Can't you just see him dressing a manikin with the latest in frocks. Helen Chapman has opened a boarding house across the river from the Citadel in Charleston, S. C. She's probably waiting for Nick to graduate. jack Guion, Al Parker, and jerry Cooper are prosperous sport- ing goods merchants nowadays. They are operating the Charlotte district in a chain owned by Lap Kowalski. I wonder if some ol' that stuff they sell wasn't owned by the Central High School athletic department. jack surely spent a long time in that equip- ment room, and it was pretty bare after he left. Here are the whereabouts of three ex-Central students I found without the use of my tax forms. Nancy Barnhardt, Evelyn Helms, and Maxine Barton are pictured on this week's ,llmzotmzy illagfiziize. Each of them is eating an Old john candy bar, made by the john C. Otts' confectioners. Nice looking models. And l knew hir. Otts had more sense than to hide-out for the rest ol' his life as a high school principal. Twelve dependents are listed here on this return. Six sets of twins have been horn to Nlr. and Nlrs. VValter Propst since they were YValter and Barbara of Central. No wonder they haven't paid taxes before. Larry Holland and Bobby Brannan are club pros at the Myers Park Country Club. Cross-town rivals are jackie Cooper and VVindy VVe:lenfeller who hold the same position at the CCC. Larry was playing the circuit last year. Traveling was too much for hlartha though. jan Crane, Hilda Crim, and Sara Cruse are operating a suc- cessful bakery. Crispy Cookies by Crane, Crim and Crusef' Sounds like a catchy name for the culinary clientele. Maybe they even make Crim-crackers. Here's one involving a batch of ex-buddies of mine. jimmy Pyron has replaced Mr. Otts as Central's mayor, Beverly Cralle is a biology teacher there, Ashlyn Spencer is the student registrar, and jane Crook is running the cafeteria. I bet jim doesn't run around in a hurry all the time as Mr. Otts did. Another from the entertainment held has Ralph Bowe, jim Nance, and Mable Ruth Nease Chow did she get in with those screwballsTD in a carnival. I'll bet jim swallows swords, Ralph and Sam lVIeNinch Cnow I see why hlable is herel just play as dumb as they really are, and hlable stands in the audience and drums up applause. lVlust be pretty good, they made money. More show people a1'e jack Baugh, Tommy Trimble. and Carl Ritchie. .lack runs a flying circus, while the other two do some piloting for him. They fly under the name of the Crisco Kids, and their favorite stunt is the lard roll. Sounds like a circus all right. Quickly, before it's time to go home, here are some in brief: Charles Armstrong and Fred Alexander are drug store soda jerks: Buddy King, Lazy Lynch, and George Freeze are still kicking around in the minor baseball leagues, jimmy Moore and Allan Hoppe are the proud owners of a junk yardg Bruce Green has secured a position on the illccklenliurg Times as a copy boy: Beth Hobbs and Mary Lou Huffman are woman taxi drivers: jane Kerr is a nurse at George Peenstra's Best Home for the Aged: Buddy Biggers is breaking records as a stock broker, Mary Louise Hill has been out of work since Hal Furr, a station owner. dis- missed her as a radio announcer, Henry and Boy Beatty and Beaty are running Beatty and Beaty Bowling Alleysp and Energetic Murray VVhisnant is still just resting. All these students I have found among my files and in my tax returns which have accumulated here since the year's begin- ning. They are doing their part towards paying my salary by paying their taxes. Guess I'll close up shop and go home-don't want to keep Barbara waiting up for me. Bv IACK CLAIBORNE Class Prophet-Class of 'SO Central Higlz School Associate-GENERAL STABB. Page One Hzmflred Tlzirteeiz Jiwzbf? had 12,4553 Wagga Efmikf. 510' ww KX ,R Q ' 9' -4 deem 7442 M M WW SEHIGR PGEIU Anti ye shall know the truth -we all have linovvn These words throughout our lives, hut as a rule Have doubtless thought them usecl in hooks alone, And meaningless for those of us in school. VVhat meaning coulcl they have? No one coultl Clare To thinli weve founcl the truth, or that if we llacl found it, our real purpose would lic there. The answer?--'iAncl the truth shall malie you free. Freeclom is not a worcl-it is a neccl. And now, when June is almost here, we final That from you we are taliing freetlom's seecl. We leave the huilcling, not the school, hehintli For you, our school, have given us in youth The liI1OXVlCClgC XVlllCll Nifty g1'0XV lllfO fl1G Uutll. lVlARY CJRACE CiODARD, Class Poet Page One Iltuzdred Fifteen 'bp' Zaye? Wm? 777 WW Wm 14171144 W gr . Kg! H' WM, - aix f NC 7 rv Pave One Hll1llZ1'ELi S91 enteeu XM. , W X Q , 7 .EV jf I , ,..,, v nfii-W ,rfy ,MiyfLLz f Wigffl EDITGR'S ynm. XSZLOAQA gfmre mm ey fwoifzcr Page Una Illtlltlfell Eiglzwen BUSINESS mHIWHGER'S le 012011 EQOLQJ Wim 641112547 Sponsor Hztfzur P 01101114111 IN ' -' T' YN JUV- 'ww ' 'N A . X Mus. Lanny IJULIN AIALCOLM AIICLEAN PAUL BRANTLY f'0l',l1UM1X'IY DULIN for EVELYN HELBIS for ANN RITCII President Treasurer Vicefpresident Student Council, First Semester Senior Class, Second Semester Student Council, First Semester T. VV. ALDRED, ilu. MRS. S. R. IYIORRIS MR. R. H. 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PYBON MISS NANCY BABNIIABIJT for BOBBY VVRIGIIT for JININIY PYRON Presiileiit Presizleizt Senior Class, First Semester Senior Class, Secoml Semester SPGIWSOHS . BlISS JEAN DOUGLAS for RODDEY BROWN Treasurer Senior Class, First Semester MB. lXlARK JOIINSON MISS Jo ANNE BAILEY MBS. Z. WATKINS for lVIARK IoIINsoN, IB. for SLUG CLAIBORNE for MARGARET WATKINS President President Co-Editor Soplzoiizore Class, First Semester junior Class, First Semester Tlze Bamlaler SLUG QSLAIBORNE ANN VVYNN jlzmw LoNc: for Io ANNE BAILEY for BAsKETBA1.1. TEAR! for FooT1s.x1.I. Trgrxm Secretary junior Class, Second Semester CSLAIRE FLINTOIW Mus. KN. K. PRICE for DICK BARNIIARDT for CQRADY PRICE President Trensurer Sophomore Class, Second Semester junior Class, First Semester W9 ns, 5 wmv-rl infal- X x Mus. B. IXIICIIAELS for DANNY IXUCIIAILLS Secrelurv Stmlexzf Council. First Semester 90 LV , ,, ..., ,911 emoriam JESSE VVALLACE DRAKE, IR. 1Way11, 1917 March 25,1950 mlllzillllm HUT ll,luL KALE-LAWING C0. 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C. lhiga' One Huizclred Twenty-six Al Browne's SERVICE STATICNS 545 Providence Road 427 Providence 433 East Trade 1 15 North Pine Road Street Street Compliments Of Biggers Brothers, Inc. 1859 lCl'dggSlllD f 1 'z I nl l soon sronss I It Always Pays to Buy The Best WHOLESALE FRUITS-PRODUCE 1950 CHARLOTTE, N. C. CITY SAVINGS BANK Member of Federal Deposif Izzszlmnce Corporfzfion SAVINGS-CHECKING ACCOUNTS-LOANS I 120 EAST THIRD STREET CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA Phone 5-4441 POHIll'r I FR UZEN F00 M0 VFD FROM PACKER TO DISTRIBUTOR Refrigerator Refrigerator Service Service from the from the Southern States Northern States to the to the Northern States Southern States 1. Maine Maryland 19. Indiana 2. New Hampshire West Virginia 20. Tennessee 3. Vermont Virginia 21. Kentucky 4. Massachusetts 5. Rhode Island Washington, D. C. North Carolina 22. Mississippi 23. Alabama 6. Connecticut Michigan 24. Louisiana 7. New York Illinois 25. Georgia 8. New Jersey Ohio 26. South Carolina 9. Pennsylvania Missouri 27. Florida Our Business is Transporting Fresh and Frozen Foods, Poultry and Dairy Products Mechanically Refrigerated Trucks Hold Any Desired Temperature From Frozen Food Processors To Frozen Food Brokers And Distributors BARNES FCCD EXPRESS Home Office Charlotte, N. C. Boston, Mass. Phones: 4-5480-3-5722 Phone: Liberty 26130 Page One Hlrmirecl Twenty-eight LARHWUUD HVAMP TUE HUSIEHY Manufactured by CHAIIBUUR HIISIERY MIllS, Inc. Phone 4-4595 Night 3-042 1 , Guy M. Beaiy 81 Co. Charlotte Auct1on CONTRACTOR-DISTRIBUTOR House PIPE AND BOILER covERlNcs Plumbing, Building 195517171593 P o. Box 1656 522 s. Elliott st 212-214 S. College St. Telephone 36838 CHARLOTTE, N. C. CHARLOTTE 1, N. C. Compliments of O ' co FUPMTURE 309 S. Tryon Street You Can Always D0 Better Af Bridge PgO H4211 1 '04 V i 4 x i Y 3 N l ex? '53 ' STUDENTS! l ' 'hi ..,.4 ,. In high school and later, i ..-5 ' '1 .1 1 22222 2 f Q 7 9 -- ' lg-3 5 1V1 5 lN f your favorite store It ,.,: 1 wx Compliments of Cornlplimerzts of nusmiss fnulvmfni cumvnnv CENTRAL D R I V E - I N FOR RENT OR SALE Across From Cerztral High School Typewriters and Business Machines All Makes 316-18 South Tryon Street CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA Famous For Gooa' Food Charlotte Trading CIRCLE SODA SHOP Company 214 East Trade Street P1'OVidenCe Road jackets In Central Colors Headquarters of Colonial City Jackets For Dress-Jaclcets For Play ARMY NAVY GOVERNMENT SURPLUS Ballenger Brothers Coal Co. COAL, OIL, AND STOKERS 420 WEST SECOND STREET Phone 3-5135 lOHidThty Cjongrafufafiond unc! Mai wdked FROM ONE OF THE SOUTH'S GREAT STORES f W CHARLOTTE N. c. Fi' ' 'Tri , - f Tf' .-',l!'fT!l v - 'rl' 0 If Q 1 f tix ,ri 'T 9 -Arena :Jin CUTQPATE. DPU0 57099 -A f V AL 109 South T1-yon 128 N01-th Tryon Zin wi' .4,iF 535: K I X Creators of Reasonable y Drug Prices Txbf' , l'lI furnish the electric Compliments of 1930 Camden Road power. You furnish the greotest power of cull- Humon chorocter and brains. Together we'll mcike the Piedmont Cor- olinos the best ploce on eorth in which to live ond work. DUKE P WER COMPAN .SJW-Q, in Wamfrziweug n . N. it Elililr1g252Yl1iiii,i:i'l' tin I serial? 1 , .1 Hi'iil!i,i4ei!-Ale! f.5T T -I T M WITH THE COMPLIMENTS OF YOUR STORE IN CHARLOTTE We are proud of Central High. We'zie been your friends for years. Make our store your headquarters whenever youfre down- town. We appreciate your visits. , I srogf 7 cHARLorrE, Mc. A Friendly Store in a Friendly City Led better's Shoe Store Featuring GOLD CROSS Shoes for Women and POLL-PARROT Shoes for Children 228 North Tryon Street CHARLOTTE 2, N. C. Dial PARK PLACE PHARMACY Prescription S ervice 613 Providence Road 3-1114 CHARLOTTE, N. C. Page One Hzuwlred Tlzirty-tlzree ,W TVIHIIE ANILDIERSQN RIESTHXUIRFXNT UUE FINE PUUD FINDS FRIENDS 1617 Elizabeth Avenue Phone 3-37 IJ U A N S COHZIIJZZ-i?'lC'l?lLS of FURNITURE-PERSONAL-AUTO 515.00-5300.00 1H1 111111. 11. Bl1I1I1I1I1iH1 3-6-9-12 months Under Supervision STATE BANKING COMMISSION Phone Your Applicatriofn In We Make Loan Others Refuse AETN11 L01-1N 81 FINANCE CUMPANY Pound Sc Moore Wilson Bldg., 111 W. 3rd, CHARLOTTE, N. C. Phone 3-9841 Phone 2-1601 Wherever You Go- Complfiments of RoYAL CHARLD1'l'E.N.l. DRY CLEANING Remember this Seal . . . It's Your Assurance Of the Best Don't Go To The Square Go To The Cirllln' 1427 E. Morehead Q Dial 5-1010 Page One Hzuzdred Thirty-five CROSS MOTOR COMPANY 3 f HUNTERSVILLE, N. C lwlrlotte Fisk and yffgif' Ompdny DULIN HARDWARE COMPANY if VALSPAR PAINT AND VARNISH BRIDLES SADDLES AIND RIDING EQUIPMENT 115 S C lleg St Ph ne 3 614 ERNEST ELLISON, INC. R. E. ELLISON L. R. TEA Just Insurance Launderers-Dry Cleaners ESTABLISHED 1890 Sanitone-the beauty treatment for clothes 116 E S d St. D al 3 5191 1207 Liberty Lf B ld g CHARLOTTE N C f Ph 3 1146 lgOHddTly Pictured Above You See Two Finished Products Graduates 81 Chenille Carpeting One from Central of course-the other from Hall's Q WOOL CARPETS fr CARPETINC U RUBBER TILE C INLAID LINOLEUM Q ASPHALT TILE C VENETIAN BLINDS I-IALLCS, INC. Home of Quality Floor Coverings 1520 PROVIDENCE ROAD Phone 5-4449 Charlotte, N. C. Page One Hundr edT Compliments of Belvedere Hosiery Company DGGGETT LUMBER CCMPANY 101 EAST PARK AVENUE ' V Thirty-one Years A Depenr Place to Trade Compliments of A FRIEND Compliments of BREAD and CAKE COLUMBIA BAKING CCMPANY KN ' w i 4 '-A ws 3531 www' ' ' f- il A ?R A ff Q Y' Page One IIIHll1l'C't'i T,Iil'fX lIilI9 If ,.-I' , 411 U at uf 4 1 Compliments of JONES DRY CLEANING COMPANY 1601 EAST FOURTH STREET Phone 5-5741 IITTI'-1 'B S! 1. -. -. Q ana A eaufg a on Hardware and Automotive Supplies For the woman who cm es 1332-34 South Mint Street Phone 3-3133 124 West 5th Street CHARLOTTE 3, N. C. Phone 4-7276 SOUTHERN 5 81 lOc STORES 1621 Elizabeth Avenue 129 East Park Avenue 1519 Central Avenue 822 West Trade Street 3205 N. Caldwell Street 923 E. Morehead Street ROY PROFFITT Life Insurance Phone 2-5127 Pineville, N. C. Davidson, N. C. McDevitt 8: Street Th m I f I ' ' r n e Company e utua ene It IB nsu a c Company of Newark, New Jersey 416 Johnston Building Phone 3-7703 Bl1ild91'S Charles E. Brewer, JI.. General Agent CHARLOTIHE, NORTH CAROLINA W, H, Gaither A i t J, S, Reilly SSOCMI GS lingo Une llmzilreil Forty CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF '50 from Home Federal Savings The 81 Loan Association Purity Market 116 E st Fourth Street 202 EAST TRADE STREET ee CHARLOTTE, N. C. PAYNE FURNITURE Co. Tel phone 'W Your Home Furniture Store ir FINE UPHOLSTERING 116 South College St. Savln s Insured Up to 355,000 Ph e 8483 Phone 4 7820 Compliments of STANDARD ICE AND FUEL COMPANY COAL FUEL OIL COLD STORAGE CHARLOTTE, N. C. POHddF May We assist you in remodeling your old ' I kite Wood cabinets- H 81 S Lumber Company rlotte, N. C. hen with the famous CURTIS sectlona 515 East 4th 520 Dowd Road Cha Compliments of Pettit motor Co. Authorized Ford Dealer St. Phone 8157 CHARLOTTE, N. C. c3ARRlsoN's Esso SERVICE Jai Phone 9571 1434 E. Morehead St. CHARLOTTE, N. C. gfefm ram, gm, 1516-A Central Avenue NEIGHBORHOOD SERVICE C0m.pIime1zIts of Thos. F. Herr Co. REAL ESTATE-PROPERTY MANA FIRE INSURANCE CEMENT Page One lluxulreal Forty-two Compliments of Parnell-Martin Supply Co. WHOLESALE PLUMBING SUPPLIES Pt CHARLOTTE, N. C. ASHEVILLE. N. C. ALEXANDER CITY, ALABAMA 'e s Rigs, Na at We are proud of Central High School and the products of its educational facilities. Our sincere good wishes follow each graduate to his next station in the life of our community. We are also proud of i QS. agjflj BECAUSE IT OUR PRODUCT Gives A Biscuit A College Education Dixie Dew Syrup Eompany, Inc. 504 S. Graham St. P. O. Box 1697 Charlotte, N. C. M 4 l -WWW IOIIdlFl Sas X. . z s C pfments of. Thomas 8: Howard Company sz?-2 VACATION TOURS P6'7'SO'llflIIjj Conducted by Refined Ladies g' O O d Special rates to school groups quality Call or write for free literature IHIMIIlIIIII0lIIIS,I C. CCSTS LESS MRS. W. M. BUD MOORE, jllflllflgfl' G t S e a r S Selwyn Hotel Bldg. Box 1169 CHARLOTTE, N. C. PLAZA HARDWARE 1513 Central Ave. Phone 4-3463 ALL GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES 700 NORTH TRYON ST. Quality Hardware Reasonable Prices CHARLOTTE, N. C. UNIIEBWUUU EUHPURATIUN TYPEWRITERS Sunstrand Adding Machines IIIM SIKES SIIIIA S QUICK DELIVERY! Sunstrand Accounting Machines . Office Supplies Sz Accessories Sales 4-9636 Phone 3-0027 , Service 3-6156 1518 Central Avenue 426 West Fourth Street Compliments of United Select Foods 1514 Gem INCORPORATED Phones 2-6955-4-0904 Page One Hzmdrcd Forty-five l ls II ll lg l 1 . FAUD JEWELERS SENIORS-It's Up To You You are the fellow who has to decide Whether you'll leave it or toss it aside. WATCHES AND DIAMONDS 121 East 5th St. You are the fellow who must make up his mind Whether you'll lead or fall behind. Just think it over. It's up to you. Phone 2-641 1 Hoppe Motors, Inc. CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH Zllotor Cars lvans-lIaruIina l?.j1'.1f,? Consolidation of Evans College of Commerce and Selling and Servicing Chrysler Carolina Business School Products Since They Were Born 208 South Tryon Street Phone 3-7738 4th and Graham Sts. Phone 3-2924 1950 SNIPS G' CUTS SENIORS BY BI UMFIELD STUDIV 135 West Fourth Street CHARLOTTE, N. C. FOR THE BEST IN SCHOOL ANNUALS Call 4-7415 Page One Hundrecl Forty-six J. O. JONES, IHC. HAR1'-SCHAFFNER AND MARX CLOTHES 208 SOUTH TRYON STREET SMITH BCDCK STCJRE Largest Stock of Books, Pictures and Frames in the South 402 W. Trade St. P. O. Box 1314 t' . , . ffffe ofuzcolna, soda you 1209 E. 7th St. Pl101'1e 5-9344 l A SANDWICHES-DRINKS MAGAZINES-TOBACCOS :fo - PQ. 'Ti '---vN :2-- .f-1 o ..t HQ l 5E1V'Z1-4 ,. ' ,.4-r ':t I For Most in Pleasure and Relaxation 1, .W ,,.1,.,.. .:,,,, , ..,,s.,, 0 ,. . Vx , Visit ir IlllIl2IllllS HANEY'S BILLIARDS t p E A N ul' B U I I E H For Recreation t S A N D w I E H E S Snookers Tables-Pool Tables J I ll AND OTHER BAKERY PRODUCTS 1233 Thomas Avenue T Page One Hundred Forty sele 1 Congratulations to the Class of 1950 l. l. JIISEY, IIHTHHR Compliments of Teas Brunches ,.,.,,..S Luncheons Flvond ale Pharmacy Banquets Dinners WEDDING RECEPTIONS Designed 8: Colored Sandwiches M E Y E R S FURNITURE CO. Compliments of STEVE W. UELLINBEH Thrifty Buyers Shop at Meyers 204 E Trade Phone 2 5613 WOODRUFF'S .gnferior ibecoraford FURNITURE LAMPS RUGS DRAPERIES GIFTS 1201 Elizabeth Avenue Phone 'S 2855 Giarilmaldi X llruns 104 SUUTH TRYON STREET .faabvg 1596 PQO Hddl-'tyght WATERS INSURANCE 81 REALTY CO. General Insurance ana' Rentals 117 E. 3rd St. Phone 3-9875 Karl M. Waters Ix Martin W ters, J 104.7 50,000 Watts Megacycles W I S T of FM Power A DISTINGUISHED VOICE IN CAROLINA RADIO Compliments of IIIIII III IIIIIII HIISIIIII IIIIIIS, Inc. CHARLGTTE, N. C. Manufacturers of EXQUISITE LADIES FULL-FASHIONED HOSIERX' POHIZFM THOMAS C. HAYES T. G. GRIFFITH Compliments of Thomas Griffith and mmnss urvnmmini stunts, mi. Everything to Wear for the Entire Family 121 West Trade St. Insurance Headquarters CHARLOTTE, N. C. SINCE 1875 226 S. Tryon St. Piedmont Building fStreet Frontl CHARLOTTE, N. C. C0mnlimenfS Of 9' Y Q All Lfnes of Insurance Except 5 Life Insurance Represinting 15 Highest CHARLOTTE' N' C' Grade Stock Insurance Companies 2 4195 PHONE 2 4 ,95 The House of a Thousand Treasures McAlister Carson Hal DeArmOu McA1ister Carson, Jr. H. B. Houser C. S. Wilson H qw5, ' 5 f 0IP V if rv We It will pay you to pay us lo pay your losses A E . .f. Csmnrorvz N.C. De- l' MCALISTER CARSON Qui, We INSURANCE AGENCY Independence Bldg. Phone 6-1511 '6Visit Reid's Daily-It's Just A Little Way mcgwen unera! Service 'J 727 EAST MOREHEAD ST. PHONE 4-6421 CHARLOTTE 3, NORTH CAROLINA 24 hour ambulance service Page One llzuwlred Fifty P. o. BOX 1861 Phone 5-8604 L Q A N' S H. E. CO. Auto Financing WHOLESALE Refinancing PLUMBING 81 HEATING SUPPLIES 632 Dovvd Road CHARLOTTE 1 NORTH CAROIINA I. II. SIIIIII IIIIIIIIIII CII., Inc 126 W. Trade St PYRAMID LIFE INSURANCE EU. CHARLOTTE, N. C. FOOD-CHOW MEIN BEST CHINESE 81 AMERICAN To Take Out Tel 2 2238 Compliments of Union Central Life Insurance Co. 1406 LIBERTY LIFE BUILDING Best Wishes To Central High School From RCSS 8: WITMER, INC. Carrier DELCO HEATING SYSTEM C-LYCOL VAPOR UNITS TO PREVENT COLDS PQO 1111 I fry VILLAS BROTHERS SERVICE STATION 1000 South Tryon Street Amoco Products WALKER'S DRUG STORE SEVENTH AND TRYON STREETS 'k Dial 3-4166 Compliments of -- WHII II 81 KIMMIIIIII I II 9 o COAL COKE 1719 South Boulevard Phone 5-5524 Wholesale CHARLOTTE, N. C. CHARLOTTE, N. C. ,N i WHEEL CHAIRS I HOSPITAL BEDS E P N I S B E T For Sale or Rent ' ' 1 - A :S COMPANY 1818 Baxter Street Di.-11 7755 ' mv -.La I, Xrf'IW 1 , ,-1.11 FUEL OIL OIL BURNERS WINCHESTER Our 23rd Year Surgical Supply Co. INVALID COMFORTS SICK ROOM NECESSITIES 119 E. Seventh St. Phone 2-4109 CHARLOTTE, N. C. I ga O Hzmclreal I7iftyftn'o Mary W QE E ju' Mv- 5 E '5 -nl-nal , 'QLXA Q hwy- V -sq .xA eq X gk Se KX? 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