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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1951 volume:

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Q . f f , J ffm Q M, f ' gf' Nz 1 Q 1 .1 A Q N - M. f , in I r 4.15, ,An I iw . .14 if ,A 4 A 1 4 ,- f 4 4' 4 .A Q I , 1 f' 'V an 7- j A'r,.f tyl.. ,yu I N ' I , ,ff , K V f ' f -f A I 4 I J 5 f , 1 NfNETj5EN HUNVISIQEE FlF TY f6NJE ff ' V1 f 14' fo wmfmgmw. kZ7 'MafJf'7'7 f J? 73 TRN! l 7- ' af 'ak' if VVE, the graduating class of Central High School, helieve that we have re- ceived valuable preparation to help us face a world in turmoil. We hope that with our knowledge we may help to hring peace and happiness to the people of the earth. The 1951 SNIPS AND CUTS is pre- sentecl in the hope that it may, in later years, recall pleasant memories of this past year at Central. ,, ,AA,. yy - ' ev W n if f wig 4ff'h f f 1 - .2-fm-,,...,. .,., ,,,,,,,,,..,.M VVe, the senior class, cleclieate this, the 1951 SNIPS AND CUTS, to the inan who has been principal of our school for the past six years. He has wholehearteclly supported all our activities and guiclecl us wisely through our veurs ut Central. To Ioiiw OTTS, our liincl and just principal, we dedicate this forty-secontl volume of SNIPS AND CUTS. HDIU DR. E. H. GARINGER Superintendent of Scliools ' s IUISTRFITIOIW MR. JOHN OTTS Principal I-lla. MISS MARION FRASER Dean of Girls MR. JACK HOHNER Assistant Principal MRS. KATHERINE PEELER Secretary of Records MRS. LEONE HALL Secretary to the Principal Page Seven 'sung ls -nav- qg ifffigl ff ,law I MISS NANCY fXnEI.1,, ILS. Mn. VV1LI.1,xM ANDERSON, BA. MAISS MARY BALLE, HA., MS. MISS IIELEN 1 XmmS, IIS. Mn. CQILHERT l3,x1,1,,xNc:E, BA. MR' CLAUDE A- BELL B-S-Y M-ECL MISS Mmmlxr BLMR, BA., MS. MRS. V11zc:1N1x fXCLNEVV, IBA., MSX. I NIISS ROSANNAH Bum MISS AIARTHA AKERS, BA. B,A,, BS, in LS, W ,,,,. .7 ,,,,.,,., , EFS.. I 004 H , V.,,.Lv' , 3, 4 gwjfnif , W4 ' 0 , ,V , 1 , .1 Qjf, f' , ,f ' if Z ' 'f ,,,..,,M m.,.., V f If I Q, 'f . Q .V I ..,....,.---fr-7' kfhfi Q ,' 7 ' 1' wffpwf WZ jf f'1f Q 1 , ,, f v-45 I l , I 2 MISS IYIILDRED BRADLEY, BS. MISS CBATHERINE CTLEGC, BA., MA. MISS CIXTIIERINE DAWSON, BA., MA, MR. VVILLIAM BRANNIN, BS., MS. MR. IJEAN LDAVIS, B,Ecl., MS, MR. FRANK VV. ELLEII MISS ELIZABETH BPIICE, BA. MII, VV. E. ELLIS, BA. MISS NIADELINE BROOKS, BA. MISS QTORNELIA FIBRE, BA., MA. H L T 'Ev f f I L, f 3 Y 1 .- L 5 1 5 'fff' fifggj LOLEQ . my 5254? V ,M A 2 I MM mg az i ' ' ' f 4 lbrmzry V ,K Y, sv I' X ,, ,O '1 ff 1 54: ff? V ,.,- . , . v zfffi7f' ' ffw ' Vu ' 'ffffvfnf f eb .-f f . W 4,,,,:, 1 V-mmf ,f - AW. Mm Miss SARAH L. FOSTER, BA., NA. IVIISS Nom PIOLDEN, BS. IXAISS LOUISE IEIUTCHISON, BA. IXIISS IXIARION FRASER, BA., NA. MR' 'ACK HOHNER BUA7 AfI.E'ld. MR. PAUL KEZIAH, BS. MR. ARTHLIR QQOLBY, ' MP.. CHARLES W. KIRBY, IR., BA BA., NA. in Dramatic Arts MRS. DOROTHY AYCOCK KIRBY, MR. VIULIAN VV. IIELMS, BS., NA. BA., MJX. wawri-f vw' MISS OMA LAFFERTY, BA., MA. MRS. FANNIE 1. IVIASTEN, BA.. MA. MISS CLYDE MCLEOD, BA., MA. MISS HELEN N1AC1VI.ANUS, BA. MISS BAEBARAH IVICIDONALD, BA. MP.. VVILLIABI B. BIERIFIELD, BS. MRS. HELEN L. MACON, BA., MA. MRS. Bl.-XRCUERITE MoP.c:.xN, B.Ed MISS ELEANOR MARKHAM, BA., MA. MRS. LUCINDA BIOSER, BA. BCULTY A1158 MAm:,xnE'1 lN'EXVI.AND, I3., X., MA. A1185 LILLIVXN PARKS, IDX., MA. MR. ERNEST PRIVETTE, HS. Miss Com I.. Ummm, HA. MRS. RENA Cm F PARKS, IEA., MA. Miss EL1zABE'ru RANEY, BA. Mn.LEs1.l151X.Ou'11HnsoN, IIS., Mild. A1185 JESSIE RANKIN, BA., MA Mus. Rcmsmxlfxlzx' Ovrsnmw, HM., M.M. Mlss Mmxmw REED, BA., MA. FH LTY MISS PHILECTA REINHARDT, BS., MA. BTISS KA'rHER1NE SLEDCE, BA. MISS LTLARA PIAIAIIXIONS, BA., M.Ed. IVIISS JANET ROBINSON, BA. MRS. ROY SBIITH, BA. MRS. IIELEN C. VVARDLAVV, BS., NA MR. GEORGE L. SAWYER, BS., NA. MR. CQEORGE SPARCER, BA. NRS. LOIS VVHITACRE MR. KENNETH C. SINCLAIR, BS. N1SS Sum XVILCOX, BA., Mid. FH LTY ? 2 f 9 ? Q Z MW' Wx fffw W lr A',,,wf M . W ff Of f fff ff The Banquet and Prom Wlere time best ever lmtl. The Class Day tlie inerriest, But still ratlier sud. Af Jong JM! . . . Anal so we look lbueli And tliinlt with u sigh Ui tlie memories we liuti At Qld Central liigli. I dentiyqcation : FEENEY RAYBURN MCCALL PRICE SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS DICK MCCALL ........... President FLOYD FEENEY ....... Vice-President GRADY PRICE . . . .... . . .Secretary JEAN RAYBURN ..... Treasurer ,. Identifcationz CLAIBORNE BAILEY RITCH ROBINSON SENIOR OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS SLUG CLAIBORNE .......... President GEORGE ROBINSON .... Vice-President IO ANN BAILEY .......... Secretary ANN RITCH .. .... Treasurer Giilvg I Robert Davidson Aberly Amanda Adams David William Aderholdt Benjamin T. Alexander, Jr. Jean Bassett Alexander Martha Louise Alexander Patrick Henry Alford Robert Dean Amos John Van Ness Andrews Thomas Ford Arthur Ann Louise Ashcraft Jacqueline Dianne Ashton Charles Raymond Atkinson Demetris Austin James Greer Babb, Jr. Ann Michum Bailey Jo Ann Bailey Eugene Files Barbee Dorothy Mae Barber Lucille Manning Barbour Page Eighteen J ' J J 294: v , :AY ,' 5 f ,zy ,Fife 'J ',vjy,g,1Q,'.1p,. .,,f . ,, ,un :1,w,.l,f, 33:5-.-,',g,.5 - 1 '.g'.':g,:g2Q59Z .:, ,:::.' ,g-.fm-'.g3:.gr 11-.1,jn.g.g,. .n I Eugenia Harriet Barnette Thomas M. Barnhardt, lll Rebecca Jane Basinger William Hardie Bass, Ill Sarah Ann Bates William Reeder Baughman William Donald Beane Douglas Roach Beard, Jr. Barbara Jean Beatty Richard Curtis Beatty Sara Galor Bennett Thomas Jesse Bethea William Alan Biggers Mary Etta Blackwelder Patricia Jeane Blade Margaret Tomlin Blakeney A Nancy Ann Blanchard Marjorie Allen Blankenship Marion Elizabeth Blanton Nancy Vandiver Booth Page Nineteen Mary Speir Bradford Mary Ruth Bradley Gaynelle Louise Brakefield William Arthur Branner Jr. I Betty Moss Brewer Margaret Frances Bridges Margie Ann Brim Carl Laverne Brown Margaret Louise Brown Robert Holmes Brown Whitmel Lloyd Brown, Jr. George Duffie Bruns, Jr. Mary Sherrod Bryan Regina Amelia Bryant Barbara Jean Buckner Durell Drew Bullock William Thomas Bundy Charles Barrett Butler Alice Marie Byrd Nancy Joyce Byrd Page Twenty iriv ,riy' '.,-i WJ -ff v me 75,1 ' , ' f f , , - ,sf iff ., 'J ' ' - vi iisi fi Jane Carolyn Caldwell Sarah Caldwell Robert Earle Calhoun Thomas Crowell Capps Donald Malloy Carriker Mable Jacqueline Carroll Sybil Claire Carson Katherine Brown Carter Margaret Rowena Carter Alice Barbara Cato Joseph Lee Caudell Betty Jean Chambers Lila Brent Chapman John Aubrey Chrisman, Jr Jean Gray Christian James William Claiborne Janet Patricia Clayton William Grant Cloaninger William Andrew Collier, Jr Rena Butler Colyer Page Tweiztyeone y . fl! 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Pwr' Twenty two Fl lfif'y ill lg 'Jr , 'QM EM, E Mary Ann Dicks Cecelia Wynne Dickson John William Disher Irma Janet Dixon Jackson Edmund Doar William F. Drinkard, Jr. Samuel Jefferson Duncan, Jr Joyce Elaine Dunn Paul Joseph DuPont, Jr. William Edward Durham Carolyn Earnhardt Roddey Phifer Eaves Zenta Elksnis Larry Dean Eudy John Sidney Evans, Jr. Kathryn Jane Faires Arthur Campbell Farris Charles Jacob Farris Floyd Fulton Feeney Olive Jane Ferguson Page Twenty three Bertha Knight Fields James Patterson Fleming Margaret Anne Fort Nancy Rebecca Fortner Betty Jane Fox Sarah Nancy Fox Sylvia Ann Fowler Thomas Skinner Franklin, Edward Paul Frantz Barbara Marie Fussell Robert Curtis Fussell Grace Manning Gantt Willard l. Gatling, Jr. Janet Lena Geaslen Patricia C. Gettys Hugh Madison Gibbs, Jr. David Paxson Gibson Ernest Leroy Gibson, Jr. Paul Eugene Gibson Betty Irene Gilbert Page Flnenlyffrniir , 21 , 1 its' A , ,qw ixbpg A t . ,1,,..a,,-L I W, , 'wer' fi , iQ-f X if John Snow Glover Bobby Ruth Godfrey Margaret Frances Gordon Jane H. Graham Horace Eugene Gray, Jr. Rebecca Crowder Gray William Ewart Gray, lll Mary Magdaline Greene Virginia Ann Greene Charles Roy Grice Eugene Levan Griffin, Jr. Jean Sory Guthery Blaine Hall Harriet Choate Hampton Charlyne Hanna Shirley Hardegree Lillian Long Harding Jill Marjo Harkey Joan Kathleen Harkey Carl E. Harper Page Twenty-H ve Henry Fillmore Hartsell Jane Jacqueline Hartsell Madeline Wayne Hartsell Billie Stewart Harwell Ruth Logan Haskin Frances Ann Hasty Everett Luce Hazelton, Jr Hubert Jack Heard James Barton Heath Clarence Melvin Helms Samuel Horace Helms Ricky Joe Hinson Elizabeth Ann Hodges Ann Lynn Honeycutt Margaret Ann Hoover Alfred Leroy Hough George McCoIIumn Howey Catherine H. Howser Dorothy Elizabeth Hoyle Hal Branch Hudson Page Twenlyfsix William Thomas Huff, Jr. John W. Huffaker, Jr. Marian David Hunter William Barney Huntley, Jr Tirzah Messick lson John Hilton Jackson Mary Lou Jackson Ottis Rayfield Jackson Peter Sherwood Jacobsen Henry Jackson Jarrell Jacqueline Ramseur Jetton Ezekiel Johnston, Ill Frank Davis Johnston, Jr. Mary Lou Johnston Joan Jonas Ann Spencer Jones Nan Sue Jones Ruth Emerson Jones Margaret Ellen Jordan Mary Elizabeth Jordan Page Twenty seven Marjorie Ann Katz Mark Anderson Kay Flora Joyce Kee Drury Lacy Keesler Richard Harold Keeter Margaret Patterson Kelley Norma Adeline Kelly Aubrey Earl Kendrick, Jr Gayle Kendrick Freda Grey Keziah Emory Van Meter Kingry James Edgar Kirkman, Jr. David Glenn Kiser, Jr. Charles Bishop Kuralt Charles Lackey Carolyn Loving Landis Robert Anderson Lawhorn Anne Louise Lawing Ona Myrtle Lawing Spero Lazarides Page Twenty-eilglzt Agfa f ,Q V VV,' V3 , L ,f ff,,,.,ff l :fg f fw -xii' . V' P115 - , ,fl w H.. V ,ffl , ' . ,f,, Nnwy' ' 1113415 ' ' A ,T ' -1 ' 1-if Charlotte McChain LeClerc George Ronald Ledbetter Sophie P. Leventis Charles Lee Lineberger Roger Girard Little Charles Abram Lockwood Frances Caroline Love Suzanne Lumpkin Doris Marion MacPhail Daniel Iverson Mainer Thomas Earl Makens John Bizell Mallard Us L i U G V ,f f ' Q, , ' V f' gl','1,l-lf!'ff'-, '-if 1 1 V J ,yy K, my n , - ,Q :. 7 g VII J , ,JJ , - r. , , V ,,, , ,. AN, V., 9415 V i ,V , , 4, N -1 Q lf O J 0 N 1, 5,41 Z, ,f L ,, , :,' ' 12 Mary Elizabeth Manning Helen Manos Ann Elizabeth Martin Constance Jacqulyn Martin Mary Janet Martin Julian Winston Massi Boyd Shaffer Mattison Charles Hugh May, ll Page Twenty-nine Ada Lee McAuley Richard Glenn McCall Frank A. McCleneghan, Jr Mary Diell McCluer Charles G. McClure, Jr. John Robert McClure Ann Stevens McDougle Charles B. McFadden, Jr. Arthur Johnson McEwen, Jr John Asbury McGee, Jr. Mary Wilson McLaney Elsie McLouchlin Sylvia Mae McMahon Barbara Jeanne Melvin Alice Sue Mendenhall Brevard Merritt, Jr. George Michael Meyer, lll Danny James Michaels Pressly McAuley Millen, Jr Thomas Raymond Miller Page Thirty f Peggy Anne Minor Doris Lee Mitchell Katherine Lucille Mock Benton John Moffett Judith Ann Moores Charles Linwood Morgan Carole Morgen Jane Ellen Morris Mary Lou Moss Frances Joyce Mullis Clementine Ann Mulvihill Shirley Sue Mulwee Bertha Kathryn Myers James Harry Myers James Henry Nance William Kirk Neal, ll Felton Newell Thomas D. Newell, Ill Charlotte Marian Nicoll John C. Nicoll Page Thirty-one Stanford Elskamp Niemer Robert Dale Noble Joyce Noles Adrienne Lorena Norman Betty Page Northington John Burton Nowlin Lucine Mary O'Brien Thomas Needham Owen, Jr Nancy Ann Painter Larry Hunter Parker Richard Edwin Parris Martha Henderson Patterson Florence Eleanor Pearson Harris F. Pearson, Jr. Barbara Ann Perry Sally Shannon Person Ralph Ewart Petree, Jr. Mary Price Phifer Clara Jean Phillips Jules Ray Phillips Page Thirtyftwo James Terrell Pinkston Robert Colan Pinson Mary Ruzena Poole Linda Eurea Pope George Homer Porter, Ill Robert Alexander Pressley Vera Mae Prevatte Grady Edwin Price Cynthia Ann Proffitt Caroline Maudsley Quern James Leland Quinn, lll Joseph Allan Raft Faye Lugenia Ramsey Robert Wilbur Ramsey, Jr. Jean Lewis Rayburn Charles F. Redding, lll Doris Virginia Reece Charmaine Jean ReVille John Archibald S. Reynolds Joan Marie Richardson '3' ' 5 Hb 1 me ,ff , fx '7 ,ff-,Q L N sci: M, ,W -A J - it ,rf ww ff' J t -.ff ,- of J P Tl f -th lxwrki W! It -H I' ll ' ,ff N fr iff' y age 111' 1 TCG , W JA' 2: wr 513 ,gf I 1' A U if ff, W A ,, 1 . y J J f ,J r 1 1. A i if fs,- r 1 w, ilk- L. of ll-,ff 'ER i ,FT sf' J l. ik? Q J . 'Rh .1 46 1 , F, F 23 , i ff 2: 95, , . 5, Q f' I f' A: ff ,., A., ' ' .El , lg lp.-ww 'if if 5? 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Cd If ,Q g X, Qyywffffg X X XXX Q f Sf , NX ,SX se Q A X V If x ,fy 3,1 5353. -f Qf f m f , ,lffyf 4 Z Mary Elizabeth Seeley Alter Wirt Sendler Jean Carolyn Sergeant Mary Ann Shannonhouse Guy Vernell Shaver Margaret Eleva Shaw Thomas Willard Shaw, Jr. Thomas Crowell Sherrill Staton Sholar Paula Susan Sigal Alice DeLaine Sikes Barbara Lee Simmons Lena Eugenia Simpson Marjorie Gay Slaten Billie Frances Sledge Dorothy Elizabeth Sloan Joy Pharr Smith Margaret Louise Smith Paul Smith Marlene Ray Soderberg Page Thirty-five Robert Donald Spencer Patricia Ann Spratt James Stallings Lillian Sue Starrette Dale Oren Steele Catherine Louise Stephens Mary Wardlaw Stewart Elmer Burkett Stone, Jr. Frank Landon Stone Joan Hawkins Stroupe Patricia Irene Sumrow Suzanne Alice Tarver Robert Richard Tatum James Reid Teague Alexandra Louise Thacker Henry Lee Thacker, Jr. Sally Marie Theiling Tommy Howard Thomas Clara Adams Thomason Archie James Thornhill, Jr. Page Tlzirty-six Qmnwww X 1 - .2 if M. M ' X Y '- - , r . ' ' s .J J K' W ., 5 C 5 ,xt XQ f. V f1' . 1, L EQ if gig.: 3., GMM fi? iz ,. ,ff 'ii I ' fw6Qf,f7f,ff ff ff ' , ll Lv-'f!ff'f'fffzc fi U '2'- ' ' 1 I1 ' -' ,1- mffzwww f f J 1 ' ' rfref 1 Ann Robinson Todd Frances Anne Todd Virgil Lawson Torrence Joyce Carolyn Tracy Richard William Turner Carol Ann Vehue Janet Vogel Joan D. Vogel Ann Elaine Walker Phyllis Jean Wall Robert Lee Wallace James Robinson Warner, Jr Sally Alma Watson John Edward Watts Elizabeth Ann Weddle James William Weeks Carolyn Joan Weinstein Calvin Talmadge Wells, Jr. David Charles Wells Charles Richard West, Jr. Page Thirty-seven Patricia Nell West Thaddeus Clifton West, Jr. William Clifton Westbrook Charles Jackson Whisnant Nancy Jane Whisnant Barbara Anne White Bessie Genevieve White Donald Barnes White Eva Elizabeth Whitsett Sara Irene Wilkins Fred Joshua Wilkerson Gerald Garliend Williams Nancy Lou Williams Peggy Joann Williams Polly Ward Williams Sumner Henry Williams, Jr Betty Ann Wilson John Grady Wilson Evelyn Crook Windle Johnnie Woods Page Thirty-eight James William Wrape Bobbie Jane Wright Richard Lawrence Yandle Doris Virginia Yount Sarah Louise Yount X One more year, HOW strange it seems! For our Iunior year Vviil then be cireains. ne yore ear Thinking now about the Class VViiere frogs and worms were Cut, The time of 3:05 at last Xwien books and lockers shut. It isn't too long For us to stay, Since we iinci such fun In each new day 0 Wx av, A, r ,T D 5 -5,5 ' ,, ' A O A ,P SECOND HOBBY COBB . BOBBY REDD ...... CLAIRE FLINTOM IOAN PURSER Identifcntion: JONAS CTARPENTER DAVIS COBB OFFICER S FIRST SEMESTER ERIC JONAS ............,. President NANCY CARPENTER ...Vice-President ' SYLVIA DAVIS ..... ...... S ecretary HOBBY COBB .. . Treas1I1'er row: PURSER, FLINTOKIQ. Secoz I ' , REDD If B M 'Z S , iii Q. . WL I , 4-1 1 - : . 4 Z' -f I -ff ,R .B IRR, .9 -I 'I I ' , ,, '.-- .. NVQ? f DICK ADAIXIS 2 Y J , KV, 23. I141i':f-Tiflww. ,. m'-' Am. , J ,A , K Q? I K eff Af. Q, mn. X'-' f ,f , ,, ,. .4 9 ' -5' .I 4' !- . ,ff ,A ,if f ' f .1 I - 1 V Qi' ' f ' -. ' 4 ,L f ' ,.. Ap. 17. --1: ' ' R B I Y Za-':,w'Zf..':If,, A .- I QW af 5 , s ff Af 4 if .A 4? 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CARIJLYN LANDIS RICHARD 'IIIRNER Page Severity-two Assistant Business Manager' Circiilatiorz Manager . . . . . .Feature Editor . . .Sports Editor JACK HEARD . . SALLY MOCK ,. VIQAN PURSER ..... NANCY IIENNINGER .. . . . . .plfiotographer . . .Senior Class Editor . . . . . . .junior Class Editor . . . .... Sophomore Class Editor 1951 SICUTS JACKIE JETTON, Advertising Editor SUE JONES, Business Manager A 73 I GLORIA MILLER . MARIAN HUNTER PETE JACOBSEN . SALLY PERSON . WW . .Clubs and Organizations Editor SYLVIA DAVIS . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . .Faculty Editor FRANCES BARKER . . . . . . . . .Artist BETTY SICKLES . . . . .Typist MARIE THOBIPSON .......Copy Editor Soplzonzore Assistant Soplionzore Assistant Soplzonzore Assistant Page Se1Ientyftlzree FIRST SEITTESTER OFFICERS DANNX MICHAELS .......... President TOIXI SHAW . . ,.,. Vice-President FLOWE RODQERS . .. ..... Secretary Dlc K EARNHARDT ..,. ,.... T rensmfei TYIICHAELS, SHAW, RODGERS, EARNHARDT STUDENT First row: Danny Michaels, Tom Shaw, Flowe Rodgers, Dick Barnhardt. Second row: Marie Thompson, Lynda Anderson, Ann Shannonhouse, Janice Kirby, Mary Stewart, Ann Todd, Marian Hunter, 'lane Cousart, Shirley Robinson. Third row: Mary Bradley, Esten Bohannan, Penny Smith, Diana Davie, Ruth jones, Caroline Earnhardt, Sally Theiling, Millie Morris, Mickey Kimbrell, Claire Flintom. Fourth row: Slug, Claiborne, Tommy Barnhardt, Jimmy Wlard, Teddy Kemp, Richard Haywood, Bill Kuyliendall, Kenny Rushin, Martha Alexander, Jean Phillips. Fifth row: Bobby Amos, Bud Neimer, Ronnie Ledbctter, Tommy Thomas, Billy Brandon, Paul Arrington, Toe Taylor, John Reynolds, Larry llays. af M3 qw 'f'H' M-f-W1 , X V, W W, V, WW. X I . f' 1. -Ali QAL . F SECOND SEWESTER ' ornceas Stun: CLAIBCJRYE ..,.... President PAT ALFORD .... ..... l 'ice-President SYLVIA DAVIS .... ....... S ecretrzry A f, ,,, LACY KEESLEP. ..... Treasurer A KEESLER, DAy1s, ALFORD, CLA1BoraNE UUHCIL First row: Marion Blanton, lane Faires, Mary Bradley, lane Parnell, loan Richardson, Billy Har- well, Sally Theiling, Carolyn Earnhardt, Anne Tndd, Marjorie Blankenship. Second row: Virginia Iohnston, Becky Deal, Margaret Kelley, lean Bergin, Becky Shiyer, Anne Lowrie Alexander, Katherine Klay, Penny Smith, Joy Smith, Katherine Myers. Third row: Marilyn Daly, Sarah Bates, Ann Knight, llargaret Young, Elizabeth Martin, Nancy Henninger, lane Emery, Barbara Berry, Shirley Robinson. Fourth row: Bill Huntley, Dickie McCall, Frank Schrimsher, Bud Neimer, Floyd Elliot, Bill Kuyliendall, Beid Huntley, James XfX72l1'DCI', Tommy Barnhardt, Vincent Lee. l - 0 I 3 A 4429, ., , L ','V 3 lf' ity, , ,Z Q ! 0 X I ffffggf ,, f X JOHN NIIWLIN .. .IDE RAFF ......, NANCY CILCIIRIST . BILL VVESTBROOK . JIMMY WEEKS .. Page Sevezztyfsix TH BqARjORIE BLANKENSHIP, Editor-iii-Cliie MARTHA ALEXANDER, Business Manager , X ww ., . , . . . . . . .Mcirzogirig Editor IIIXIINIY BABE ..... . . . . . .Sports Editor Feature Editor, First Semester NANCY VVHISNANT . . . . .Girls' Sports Editor .Jtssociiite Feature Editor BARBARA SIMMONS .. ...Drama Editor . . .Advertisiiig Manager CAROLYN HEFFNER . . . . .Typist . . . . . .Circzdfitioii Mtziznger PAUL SMITH . , . . . . . . . . .. .Beporter TOM CDWEN . . . . ,Staff Photographer RHIUBLER MISS NORA HOLDEN, Faculty Adviser BILL DURHAM .. CLARA THOMASON TORIIVIY THOINIAS IOAN PALIWER .. PETE JACOBSEN . . Advertising Staff . . . . . . .Reporter . . .Business Staff . . . . . .Reporter . . . .Staff Artist T OMMY MILLER NANCY SUTTLE . BOBBY FERGUSCN JEAN RAYBURN . BOB BROWN .. . .Sports VV1'iter Exchange Editor . . ,Exchange Staff Advertising Staff . . .Business Stahl Page Seventy-sc IJC71 OFFICERS CATHERINE STEPHENS ...... President LILLIAN l'lARDING .,.... Vice-President BILLIE SLEDCE . . . ..... Secretary FLOYD FEENEY . , . . . .Treasurer Left to right: Stephens, Harding, Sledge, Feeney. HQHGR SOCIETY i 1 71553 First row: Catherine Stephens, Lillian Harding, Billie Sledge, Floyd Feeney. Second row: Marion Blanton, Mary Stewart, Ann Jones, Sally Theiling, Eugenia Barnett, Nancy Vlfilliams Doris McPhai'l, Louise Robinson. Third row: Barbara Melvin, Nancy Dickins, Peggy Bridges, Sory Guthery, Carol Vchue, lean Phillips, Dorothy Sloan, Ann Layying. Fourth row: Alix Thacker, Nancy Booth, Joyce Kee, lean ReVille, Dorothy Hoyle, Dorothy Barber, Caroline Love. Fifth row: Mary Mcleaney, Margaret Brown, lean Alexander, Peggy Smith, Betty Northington, Cynthia Profhtt, Sally Vklatson. Sixth row: Bill Huntley, Bill Scholl, Charles McClLire, Iohnny Andrews, Danny Michaels, George Porter, David Gibson. Absent from picture: Jackie Ietton. v G 'N Mg M. an an 'rf A Fhp OFFICERS BILLIE llARVVELI. ....... President BOBBIE VVRIGHT ..... Vice-President SUE NliARVER . ,. ....... Secretary ADA LEE AVICIXULEY ..... Treasurer Left to right: Vllright, Harwell, MCAulev. HGIUE ECOHOIUICS CLUB law ,Z I lv A Ma, -hr l First row: Billie Harwell, janet Snyder, Shirley Skidmore, Shirley Shuler, Miss Helen Adams. Second row: Geraldine Hudson, Bobbie W1'ight, Ann Clodfelter, Charlotte Wakeham, Margaret jordan. Third row: Delores Martin, Ada McAuley. Carolyn Cooley, Alice Craig. Page SCFCIZU'-1lf1ZC OFFICERS First Semester ANN ASHCRAFT ................ President lX4ARY lVlCLANEY ........... Vice-President MARJORIE BLANKENSHIP . . . ..... Secretary MARTHA ALEXANDER .... . . .Chorister WILLIE SPONG ....... .... T reasnrer Second Semester lVlARY NIICLANEY ......... ...... P resident DOT BELL ,... .... X lice-President LILLIAN LAMB . . . ...... Secretary JUNE ROGERS .... .......,..... C horister BOB BROWN . . . .......,...... Treasurer LENA SIMPSON ..... Student Assembly Rep. First row: Asheraft, Alexander, A Blankenship. Second row: McLaney, Bell, Lamb, Simpson. BIBLE CL B First row: ,Ianie Gay jones, Lena Simpson, Evelyn Dunn, Martha Alexander, Ginny Brewer, Becky Deal, june Rogers, Carol Vehue, Kathryn Myers, Ann Jones, Barbara Melvin, Anne Lawing, jane Faires. Second row: Sylvia Armstrong, loan Asheraft, Lettie Carter, Helen Stephens, Billie Dobbs, Pat Rudisill, Marion Kimball, Dottie Garrett, Lillian Lamb, Louella Robinson, Barbara Bradley, loan Stroupe. Third row: Sue Russell, IO Anne Griffith, Carolyn CriPHth, Carolyn Hope, Frances Mullis, Helen Manos, Letty Hill, Mary McLaney, Marjorie Blankenship, Gwyn Moose, Ann Ashcraft. Fourth row: Barbara Davis, Miss Robinson, Dot Bell, Jane Cousart, Carol Pittarcl, Bobbie Vilright, Sarah Leak, Neddy Mason, Barbara Beatty. Fifth row: Donna Foard, Bill Berryhill, Vilillie Spong, Bob Brown, Mercer Blankenship, Maior Harding, Marv Martin, Lucille Vklells. OFFICERS First Semester NANCY DICKENS ...... ........ P resident JILL HARKE1' ..... .... J 'ice-President PHYLLIS GRIFFIN . . . ...... Secretary lXlARGARET FORT . . . .... Treasurer Second Semester AIARGARET FORT ............... President PHYLLIS BOLICK . . . . . .Vice-President JILL HARKEX' . . . . . ..... Secretary HELEN PATTERSON . . .... Treasurer Left to right: Dickens, Harkey, Grif- fin, Fort, Bolick, Patterson. SI-QETCH CL B First row: Jill Harkey, Phyllis Griffin, Pete Jacobsen, Nancy Dickens, lVlargaret Fort. Second row: Judi Pack, Phyllis Boliek, Esther Seay, Helen Patterson, Ruth Haskin. Third row: Sue Hass, Bobby Ferrell, Betty Ziegler, Terry Rowe, Judy Qutterson, Miss Sledge. Page Eighty-one 5 ,H+ OFFICERS First Semester JACKIE JETTON ........ . ....... President SALLY MOCK .... . . .Vice-President .V Jo ANN BAILEY ................ Secretary 71 , .K JANE BASINGER ............ , . . .Treasurer A ' 5, ANNE TODD, Student Assembly Representative 30' 4:21, I S 41 , Second Semester JEAN RAYBURN ................ President BILLIE SLEDGE . . . . .Vice-President SUE JONES . , , ................. Secretary ANN RITCH ......,..... ,.... , .Treasurer JOY SMITH, Student Assemlalv Representative First row: Todd, Basinger, Bailev, Mock, Jetton. Second row: Smith, Ritch, Jones, Sledge, Rayburn. GIRLS' GOGD SPORTS CL B Z First row: Jane Basinger, Sallv Mock, Sue Jones, Pat Rilev, Jane Faires, Joyce Kee, Ann Johnston, Louise Robinson, Claire Flintom, Bettv Rogers, Luekv Graves, Marv Ann Barker, Joan Purser, Virginia Johnston. Second row: Vkleezie Rogers, Boots Barbour, Joan Jonas. Jean Ravhurn, Clara Thomason, Suzie Nicoll, Cecelia Dickson, Nanev Blanchard, Billie Sledge. farolvn Earnhardt, Marv Lou Johnson, Caroline Love, Ann Page lfiglztyftiro ,umm Frerking, Frankie Overman, Svlvia Davis. Tltird row: Anne Todd, Jean Christian, Bunnv Hanna, Catherine Howser, Jackie Jetton, Janet Martin, Jov Smith, Ann Bailev, Ann Dicks, Cvnthia Prolilitt, Marv Lou Jackson, Lillian Fesperman. Foiirtlfi row: Ann Ritch, Joan Rich- ardson, Jane Caldwell, Flowe Rogers, Jo-Ann Bailev, Svhil Carson, Jane Cousart, Peggv Gordon, Shirlev Robinson, Rlartha Patterson, Ann Todd, Bettv North- ington. SENIOR RING COITWIWITTEE The 1951 Senior Bing Committee, under the leadership of Bill Scholl and the faculty adviser, 1V1iss Cornelia Fore, com- pleted one of its most successful years. Urders for over three hundred and iifty rings were handled by the committee. Tvvo orders were made for the '51 rings. The first order was received in the fall, the second in the spring. The 1951 ring has a blue spinel stone encircled hy the words- Central High School, Charlotte, N. C. On either side of the stone is a picture of Central and a vvildcat. The senioris initials are engraved inside the ring. The members of this yearis Senior Bing Committee vvere Bill Scholl, Chairman, Sally Theiling, Peggy Bridges, Sory Cfuthery, Lillian Harding, Floyd Feeney, Jack Huffalcer, Woody Catling. Left to right: ' PEGGY BRIDGES LILLIAN P1ARDING SORY GUTHERY SALLY THEILINC WOODY GATLING FLOYD FEENEY JACK HUPFAKER BILLY SCHOLL Page Eighty-three CHRLIUHRSHHLS First row: joan Richardson, Mary Stewart, Eugenia Barnett, lane Faires, Sally Theiling, Sory Cuthery, Cynthia Proflitt, Caroline Love, Billie Sledge. Second row: Frances Hasty, Nancy Blanchard, Harriet Hampton, Alix Thacker, Sally Yount, ,lackie -letton, Marian Hunter, Sally Watkixis. Third row: Betty Northington, Ann Shannonhouse, .lean Alexander. BUYIUHRSHHLS First row: Bill Wortman, Bobby Howard, Rudy Bittle, james Porter, Don White Barry O'Shields. Second row: Slug Claiborne, Frank Schrimsher, Staton Scholar, Billy Scholl, lim Pinkston, Jimmy Heath. Third row: Bill Huntley, Jimmy Babb, Terry Rowe, Emery McDonough, Tommy Criflis, Charles Morgan. Foiwtiz row: Ceorge Meyer, Tommy Barnhardt, Bobby Brown, Harry Pearson, Iohn Reynolds, Bill Dean. Fifth row: Bobby Ramsey, jimmy Martin, Murray Heath, Hal Hudson. v f'N DHHCE COIAHIUITTEE First row: Tom Shaw, Sammy Cornwell, -limmy Babb. Second row: Tommy Barnhardt, Harry Pearson, Hal Hudson, Third row: Slug Claiborne, Bud Neimer, Grady Price. Fourth row: Dick Barnhardt, Joe Townsend, Bill Calvert. Fifth row: Mark Iohnson, Rocldey Eaves. URHTORICHL DEBFITIHG SOCIETY Left to right: Frank Schrimsber, Diana Davie, Penny Smith, Janice Kirby, Donna Lee Snyder, Patsy Hammond, Frances Barker, Mary May Mitchell, Bobby Ferrell, Mr. Outterson. Kneeling: Larry Austin. , mamma ,M W- iff hh .Iv , f ' Zi ff , 4 ,gi 'WIQEW' '7 H DIVERSIFIED OCCUPHTIOHS First row: Allan Biggers, jimmy Cibbs, Carl Vann, Bobby Hunter, Jimmy Teague, julian Massi, Charles CBudD Crice, Tommy Arthur. Second row: lack Iarrell, Charles Frye, Max Shaw, lack Ratteree, Charles Ross, Arthur McEwen, John Pierczvnski, Charles Cook. Third row: Edmund Doar, Tommy Callahan, lack Miller, Lester Svvafford, Melvin Helms, Ernest Cibson, Howard Perry, Billy Lineberger, James Stallings. Foiwtlfz row: john Darracott, Richard Allen, Fred Wilkerson, Mr. Davis, Bob Baugh. FRENCH CLUB First row: Lillian Harding, Margaret Kelley, Ann Shannonhouse, Ann Jones. Second row: Catherine Stephens, Marion Blanton, Claire Flintom, Olive Ferguson, Phyllis Wall, -lean Alexander. Third row: Sally Watson, Doris MacPhail, Margaret Brown, Dorothy Hoyle, Rebecca Cray, Harriet Hampton, Bobby Codfrey. Fourth row: George Porter, Bill Scholl, Staton Sholar. Ci 0 x IWWQ DISTRIB TIVE ED CHTIOH First row: Joyce Tracy, Nancy Hinson, Barbara Fussell, Zenta Elksnis, Betty Brewer, Elizabeth Ann VVeddle, Betty VVhitsett, Peggy Shaw. Second row: Dale Steele, Jack Chrisman, Charles Lineberger, Bill Johnson, Mark Kay, Bill Baughman, Pmobert Fussell, Charles lXlcPadden. Third row: John Wilson, Charles Bedding, Horace Smith, Don Lylerly, Bill Collier, Pete Lazarides, Bill Thomason. SHORTHHHD CLUB First row: Sara Wilsfan, Patsy Budisell, Barbara Smith, Betty Graham, Barbara hfloore, Joy Alayhew, Frances Hoover, Nancy Mangum, Joanne Newman. Second row: Jean Phillips, Shirley Brookshire, Betty Cunningham, Carlene Cockrell, Nancy Reyels, Irene Long, Shirley Suell, Helen Thomas, Bose Johnston, Barbara Price. Third row: Henrietta NlcCall, Daisy Anne King, Elizabeth Hodges, Charlotte Wakeham, Ceorgia Peters, Katherine King, Shirley Nlulvvee, Linda Pope, Anne King, Barbara Pittman. Fourth row: Doris Casner, Diana McKinnon, Craig Jones, Pat Smith, Doris Chaney, Christine VVilson, Alice Davis, Alice Sykes, June Dean, Peggy Brown. 2 7 I r f ,is .,,. V Ig f I K ? '9 '? ,',f, 11.5, y. 9'Q,.f,,. , HEY CLUB OFFICERS TOMMY BARNHARDT ....... President FLOYD FEENEY .... .... S ecretary BUD NEIMER .............. Vice-President DICK BARNHARDT ,............. Treasurer First row: Floyd Feeney, Bud Neimer, Tommy Barnhardt, Dick Barnhardt. Second row: Slug Claiborne, Buddy Brown, Eric Ionas, Ralph Petree, George Robinson, Crady Price. Third row: Sammy Williams, Buddy Lavving, Lee Kerlin, Bill Calvert, Dickie McCall, Pat Hunter, Bruce Martin. Fourth row: Danny Michaels, Mark Iohnson, Carter Terrell, Skippy Roddey, Tom Shaw, Hobby Cobb, Lacy Keesler. Fifth row: Claude Pluinlee, john McGee. FHRS. ITIRSTEITS STRFF Sitting: Rebecca Cray, Carolyn Spaugh, Ann Todd, Mary Bradford. Standing: loanne Bailey, Charlotte Hardee, Tirzah lson, Paula Seigal, Sally Theiling. :sw awww JWQBMK Q 9L,Lll I Nf 6 W! ,WH A A Q -X -5 - Q1-sv' wr ana First row: Janet Ceaslen, Vice-President, Miriam Kimble, Secretary, joy Mayhew, Treasurer, hlargaret Blakeney, President. Second row: Diane Steele, Nancy jo Svoboda, Frankie Reams, Barbara Nloore, Jeanne Orders, Evelyn Dunn, Miss Wilccax. Third row: lean Knight, Maharona Bryant, June Ceaslen, Martha Smith, Carolyn Williams, Doris Frizzell. Fourth row: Mary Anne Carpenter, Pat Austin, Peggy Smith, Betty Cunningham, Mary Lee Burdell, Willa May Young. Fifth row: Betty lane Johnson, Carolyn Hope, Io Anne Hurt, Joyce Funderburk, Shirley I-Iuddleston. IAHIXED CHORUS FHDS First row: B. Davenport, Bill llannon, Bill Kuvkendall, Chairmang E. D. Privette, Adviser. Second row: Billy Scholl, Tommy Sherrill, Sidney Smith, John Molter. Third row: Tommy Griflis, Bill Dunkin, David Aclerholt, Robert Souther- land. Absent from picture: Mary Elizabeth lordon, Secretaryg lim Pendleton, Bobert Litaker, Qttis lackson, Wilson Cooke, Wilkes Hall, Warner Hall, Brown Matthews, Paul Buckley, Dan Burroughs. BOOKSTORE Let to izvizt erix VV1ll1ams blr. Kirby, Tommy Sherrill. BOOK CL B First Semester Officers Second Semester Officers JOEY RAFF .................... President SALLY WATSON ...........,.... President SALLY WATSON .... . . .Vice-President NIARY BRADLEY . . , . .... Vice'President NANCY VVHISNANT . . . ..... Secretary BARBARA DENTON . . . ...... Secretary DOUGLAS KAHN ..... ..,....... T reasurer MONA ERWIN ............,.... Treasurer First row: Gaile Garland, Barbara Denton, Mona Erwin, Nancy Whisnant. Second row: Marv Bradley, Jackie Martin, Lucille Herrin, Nlargaret Burwell, Francis York, Jean Bergen. Third row: Lee Thacker, Tommy Makens, Tom Rogers, Doug Kahn. UFFICE STHFF Top to bottom: Clara Thomason, Alix Thacker, ,lean Rayburn, Ann Ritcli ovce Kee, Carol Veliue, Ioan Richardson. nav BHHD First row: jim Flemming, Charles Wliisnarit, Nita VVolf, Bob Quinn, Barbara Bradley, Jackie Gilbert, Beth Critlin, joe VVallwork, Bob Sneed, Colleen Vann, Dorothy Barber, Burton Mackey. Second row: Bob Taylor, Pat Sumrow, Sandra Bennick, Carole Moore, Sue Nlendelhall, Barbara Richardson, Tommy Holder, Harry Orr, Larry Thames, Tommy Robertson, Howard Payne, Bob lVlcClain, Bill Cunningham, john Dawson. Third row: Tom Owen, Hugh Henderson, Bill Dean, Frank Plott, Glenn Kiser, Bill VVortman, George Trapp, Mercer Blankenship, Charlotte LeClerc, Barry O'Shielcls, Jerry Garmon, Norman Beckman, Brent Chapman, Harry Pearson, Emery McDonough, Judi Pack, Bobby Penny, Sally Watson. Fourth row: Iohnny Nicol, Lee Parker, Paul Hubbard, David Beaver, Charles Farris, john Maye, Tommy Makens, Neil Broome, Tommy Crifhs, Charles Howell, john Dumas, Bill Newell, Andy Harper, F. P. Wright, Roger Marshall, Charlie Butler. Fifth row: Rachael Brinkhol-P, Ann Honeycutt, Elizabeth Martin, Rachael Shannon, Roger Little, joe Cochran, Bobby Ramse , Bob Calhoun, Tommy Anderson, Flay Reid, Buddy Love, joe Caudell, Don Drake, Bill Rollins, Dick lxlixon, Pat Cloanninger, Patsy Bumgardner, Lou Holmes. ORCHESTRH First ion Rachel Shannon, Patsy Klutz, Bobby Penny, Becky Doll McCord, Lettie Carter, Bcttx Robinson Dorothx Barber. Second row: Doris Nlcphail, Sally Watscin, Pat Sumrow, Robert Taylor Charles VVh1snant limmy Fleming, Charles Farris, Vee Copses. Third row: Susan Lumpkin ohn Dumas Roger Little, Lewis Nathanson. F RANKWWQDS, we DRHHUG CLHSS Kneeling: Betty Craham, Anne Lawing, Phyllis Little, Janet Ceaslen, Myrtle Lawing, Patsy VVylie. Standing: Carol Kahler, Shirley Mulwee, Shirley Spoon, Barbara Bunn, Jimmy Forrest, Hilda Gregg, Shirley Nordman, Kitty Rogers, Peggy Smith, Marvin Carter, Mr. Ellis. LEGIO DECHUH First row: Miss Clegg, Doug Beard, Becky Deal, Catharine May. Second row: Patsy Hammond, Diane Chipley, Adele l-lagood, Mary lo Conrad. Third row: Margaret Young, Harriet Bobbitt, Barbara Stockton, Barbara Dellinger. Fourth row: Dick Adams, Esten Bohannon, Alma Weston, Donna Lee Snyder. Fifth row: Frank Burnhardt, Marian hlelyin, Martha Smith, Cinny Brewer. ..as::,57. wm- 5 First row: Nance, Pearson, Stanley, Davie. Second row: VVilliams, Wright, Courtney, Daly. ij First Semester Ofhcers Second Sgmegfg O C915 jiivi NANCE ..............,.... President CARL WILLIAMS Piegidenf FLORENCE PEARSON . . . . . .Vice-President SALLY YOUNT Vice President ELEANOR STANLEY , ...Secretary BOBBIE JANE WRIGHT Sememw IIIVI DAVIE .,.... .. .Treasurer IEANETTE COURTNEY T1 5251514131 MARX DALY Student Council Representative DRHIUHTICS CLU First row: jim Nance, Florence Pearson, Nlary Daly, Bobbie Jane VVright, Jeanette Courtney, Carl Williams. Second row: ,lim Davie, Eleanor Stanley, Pete Jacobsen, Andy Harper. Third row: Nancy Sanders, Janice Kirby, lNlarilyn Nlondy, Barbara Simmons, Margaret Gilbert, Linda Schoof, Elaine Walker. Fourth row: Karolen Byrum, jane Wrinkle, Jeanette Finger, Helen Hen- drix, Leah Morton, Annette Niven, Carter Cook. Fifth row: Donna Snyder, Kay Masterson, lVIary Jo Conrad, Nancy Jones, Carol Kabler, Shirley Reid. Sixth row: James Quinn, Patsy Haughton, Vee Copses, Elaine Taylor, Io Helen Huss, Fred Cline, Tommy GriH 1s. i ., 'W W. W '4e'7 Ri A I 'i . 1- ,r.K,.I ,, nh. Page Nixzeiy-five XX ff ,KK ff ff -- Q F00 TB HLL1950 SCORES Central Raleigh .... ,... 1 9 Central High Point H Central Wilson .... . . 0 Central Burlington , , , Central. . . Salisbury .... .... 0 Central Wjngtgn-Salem Central Creensboro . .... 21 Central ..... ..,. L ouisville . . . . Central. . Castonia . . . .... 7 Central Tech , , , , , , , Central ,... ..... A sheville . . .... 14 Central Harding THE SEHSO0 When football togs were laid aside, the recorder of King Football's royal court looked back on his reign of high school high lights. He saw in the records that his Prince Larry Peanut'l Parker led his knights of the gridiron through a very successful campaign. It all began when a Raleigh eleven from the capital stepped high and mighty into the Queen City. The Caps, were a surprisingly weak team and got the short end of a long score in which Coach Brannin literally cleaned the bench. Score 41 to 19. Rolling right along, the Wildcats pounced on Wilson in another uneven scrap. Showing much promise, Central left the field victorious. Score 20 to 0. The knights of blue and gray overcame one of their biggest hurdles when they out fought Boyden High of Salisbury in a nip and tuck contest. Two outstanding backs, Larry Parker and Jerry Barger, who were later to join forces in the annual Shrine Bowl, gave the 11,000 fans a tremendous show. Score 13 to 0. Traveling to Creensboro, the Cats, found an inspired team awaiting them. With Tiny Burtner leading them, the Whirlies sent the Cats home with their first and last loss of the year. Score 7 to 21. Rebounding sharply, the Wildcats returned home and played host to the Creen Wave of Castonia. They overran the visitors as Larry Parker thrilled the crowd with a spectacular 95-yard jaunt. Score 27 to 7. Hitting the road again, Central journeyed to the hills to meet the Maroons of Asheville. judged a toss up by sports authorities, the game turned into a riot with the Wildcats swamping the Maroons by a score of 28 to 14. Slipping by Bred-up High Point, the Central eleven added another scalp to their collection. With mud-soaked uniforms Central again trotted off the field on the long end of a short score-14 to 6. Tying the Bulldogs of Burlington, the Cats, lost a possible conference crown and all hopes for state laurels. Both teams played hard, desperate football, and a fourth quarter score by the Bulldogs turned a dream into a nightmare for Central. The final score was 19 to 19. Choo-Choon jumped the track before a record crowd of 13,500. Reynolds of Winston-Salem, featuring Sonny C Choo-Choo D Ridenhour, met a tremendously deter- mined and far superior Wildcat crew. Thoroughly drubbed and confused by the Cats' three-man line and floating defense, the massacred Black Cand Bluel De- mons, licking their wounds, limped dejcctedly home- ward, their much boasted record of no losses and all wins broken and smashed with a score of 27 to 0. I0 RETROSPECT From over the mountains came the Kentuckians of Male High in Louisville. Neither being fired up in any way, the fans saw a slow and sluggish Central eleven win their only inter-sectional game of the season by a score of 28 to 0. Then the Wolf Pack of Tech met a bigger, more powerful squad and fell at the lanees of the Central knights of the gridiron. Score 28 to 0. Closing the season, Central tackled the Harding Rams in a colorful Turkey Day scrap. Thanksgiving afternoon 28 Wildcats closed their high school football days at Central. Eager to collect their last scalp of the season, the Central boys lashed their crosstown rivals. Parker performed one of his greatest feats. Seconds before half- time, Peanut', ran 25 yards, only to have the play called back and Central penalized 5 yards to their 10-yard stripe. Parker tried again, this time going 35 yards before the play was called back. Now on his own five the mighty Parker took the ball for the last play. Around his own right end he shot down the Held to score, with tacklers bouncing off him like buckshot off an armored tank. The game ended 35 to 0. Thus the Knights of the gridiron carried on their battles. Now the royal statistician checked his slide rule, formulas, and such. He saw that a new scoring record had been made, 287 points for the Knights, with 68 for the opposition. Thus the mighty Cat team had downed its average opponent 25 to 5. King Football made his final statement. He told of Parker and lVlainer's making the Shrine Bowl Squad, Parker, Mainer, and Alford taking All-Conference honors, Parker, Mainer, Alford, Frantz, Amos, and Hatley's making All-City. He recorded, also, last but not least, Larry Peanut, Parkerls making second string A11- American. Parkerls number 57 will always strike a happy chord in any Centralite's heart. Sadly King Football stepped off his throne, his reign ended for another year. As he left his words rang out, f'Hail Knights of the Wildcat Cridironl Lay your pads and helmets aside. Cood work, Coaches Brannin and Spargerl You've done your jobs welll Be proud of your warriors. Central, always be proud and always remember: They played the game They played it hard. They fought for a foot, or even a yard. They sometimes faltered, but more often they won. None of them quit, not even onef, Y J' r' A Jl Vf -E , .R ai' From' row: Aderbolt, Robinson, Babb, Parker, Claiborne, Amos, Bundy, E. Frantz. Second row: Prather, Boyd, Knell, Gunn, Cornwell, Klainer, T. Frantz, Townsend, P. Alford, McClure. Kloflirtt, Moss, Alford. Back row: McGee, Redd, Harlev, Conder, Miller, Yanclle, Price, Petree, Xlillen, Broom, Aberly, Hull, Horn, Garner. SLUG CLAIBORNE, CHARLIE IVES, DAN AIAINER CO'CL11JfGl7lS and Mascot Drcx TURNER, VVOODY GATLING, BOB HICE, ROBERT LITAKER GECJBCE SPARGER, rlssistmzr Coaclz rllmzagers 41 -4 '15 VVILLIABI D. BRANNIN, Coach W?-. X . 2 BOBBY REDD JINIIVIY BABE CZRADY Pmvs TOMMY NIILLER PHESSLEY JXIILLEN JOE TOVVNSEND fi E JOHN MCGEE Q BENTON JXIOFFITI' JINI ALFORD BOBBY GUNN EDDIE FRANTZ DAVE AIJEBIIOLT BOBBY ABERLY BILL BUNIJY Page Ona 111411111611 THE LUILDCFITS GEORGE ROBINSON RALPH PETREE CII-IARLES NICCLURE OLIVER GARNEII DAN NIAINER BOBBY AMOS TONY FRANTZ fa-f. N f my AL HOUGH RICHARD YANDLE BRYAN HORNE DONALD Moss ELBERON CONDER SAMMY CORNWELL IH HE IEUJ BOB I-IATLEY Pubqe One Hzlmlreif One SLUG CLAIBORNE uw DICIUE NIIATTISON im- DICK PRATHER gpf.. HENRY BOYD LARRY PARKER PAT ALFORD nge Une Hundrezi rlqwu DUCK BROOIW ,W LHRRY PHRHER Now another year is at an end and Central looks back over some of its Greats Among these we Find one Larry Parker, a name that strikes a familiar note to all. 'iPeanut,y' as he is called by his team mates, has led all the school athletes in the state in sports. Parker is best remem- bered for his Fine, outstanding work in football. He has scored 50 TD's in his three years of football and has gained 8.3 yards per carry of the 'Askinf' The eighteen-year old, l8Ofpound senior also was on the basketball team and was one of the best push shot artists in the business, ln Parkeris Junior year he won the Carolinais Junior Golf Championship at Greensboro. Parker's laurels to date include: All-City, 2 yearsg Alla State, 2 yearsg All-Southern, 2 yearsg honorable mention All-American, l yearg Second 'lleam All-American, l vearg Shrine Bowlerg and sports writers' choice of outstandino football player in the state. P 'lihe modest man ol' talent plans to carrx on his career at the University ot North Carolina. ge One I f11lzzl11'c'Lf 1:11 BHSHETBFILL TEHIU First row: Slug Claiborne, Sammy Cornwell, Lacy Keesler, Eric Jonas, Torn Shaw, Buddy Hazelton, Dick Adams. Second row: joe Taylor, Managerg Eddie Frantz, Floyd Feeney, Hobby Cobb, Buddy Brown, Eddie Bernstein, Larry Parker, Roy Campbell, lllotnager. Central .... ..... 4 l Charlotte College . Central ..... .... Central .... ..... 3 3 Charlotte College . Central Central .... ...,. 3 8 Parker CCreenvilleD Central Central .,.. ..... 4 4 Creensboro ....... Central Central .... ..... 5 O Burlington . . Central Central .... ...,. 5 6 High Point .... Central Central .... .... 5 4 Castonia .... Central Central .... ...., 5 3 Tech ..... Central Central .... ..... 5 9 Asheville .... Central Central .... ..... 4 3 Salisbury ........ Central Central .... .,.. 5 9 Parker CCreenvilleD Central Central ..,......... 61 Charlotte College ........ 52 C-astonia . . . Tech ..,..... Winston-Salem . . . Asheville ..... Burlington . . . High Point . . . Creensboro . Salisbury . . . llarding ,,,,, VVinstoneSalem . llartling ... Page One Humlrerl lfire 50 44 47 61 68 68 89 67 54 66 60 BHSHETBHLL BUDDY IJAZELTON, Guard HCJBBY COBB, F01-wmfgl BUDDY BROWN? Center bm 1 bun 'Q-13' ,..-1-A ,ff sys 4.1 iii! . 'I-cm SHAVV, Guard EDDIE BERNSTEIN, Center LARRY PARKER, Forward Pflxqv fill? Hum TEHIU ERIC JONAS, Forward FLOYD FEENEY, Forlmrd EDDIE FRANTZ, Guard LACY KEESLER, Guard SAIXIIXIY CTORNVVELL, Gzmrd SLUG CTLAIBORNE, Gzmrd DICK ADAMS, FUVIIUVLI nge One H1n1JrenY Quran. 5 ? 5 f f A FEW OF THIS YEAPQS RETURNING LETTERMEN First row: Gene GriHin, Eddie Frantz, Hobby Cobb, Slug Claiborne, Tom Shaw. Second row: Pinky Beane, Roger Little. BHSEBHLL Baseball, that sport in which Central High School has never been too interested, should be given more support and publicity. Newcomers gave the team its largest hope this year, aided and abetted by the more experienced Ceorge Bobinson, Hobby Cobb, Pinliy Beane, and Gene Crithn. Last yearis schedule of eight wins against twelve losses was a blot on the tearnis record, and the squad worked hard this year to overcome the former downfall. Men that deserve Centralis praise are Slug Claiborne, Eddie Frantz, Roger Little, Buddy Hazelton, Torn Shaw, Paul Dupont, and Hobby Cobb. They played good baseball and helped to overcome the handicap of the tcanrs weakest point-hitting. Page One lizlmlretl Eight GULF A graceful Swish, a soft thocli, a shout of fore, and another Central golf team teed off to defend an unblemished record. Trying to maintain this perfect record for two years in a row was much harder with the loss of many of last year's veterans. The weakened but very able team this year consisted of Bobby Sisls, Larry Parker, Charles Furman, plus some new and promising faces. CANDIDATES FOR THE TEAM Bob Dillard, Carter Terrell, Bobby Sisk, Charlie Furman, Eric Jonas, Larry Parker, Frank Stone. ww' BX 5 tri' 2 Page Ona Hmzdrctl Nine 1 ' i f 1 4 l CANDIDATES FOR THE TEAM First row: ,Toe Caudell, Desmond Marsh, Ed Fuller, Andrew Pappamihiel, VVhit Spearman, H. F. Carriker, Sidney Evans, Elmer Stone. Second IAUIUZ Richard Yandle, james Quinn, Bobby Amos, Larry Eudy, Richard Massey, George Burnes, Ray Atkinson. Third row: Bill Logan, Archie Joyner, Charles lloyis, Bill Disher, Jack Huffaker, Tim Cooper, Hal Hudson. Fourtlz row: Mark johnson, Peyton VVorley, John Dawson, Delbert Turner, Charles McNeil, Benton Moffett, Dick Turner. Fifth row: Bill Scholl, Floyd VV. Elliott, Ir., Tommy Sherrill, Alter Scndler, Charles Kuralt, Dick Beatty, John Seidenstricker, Manager. TRHCI4 Preparing for one of the toughest schedules in years, Coach Leslie Cutter- son called his prospective cindermen out to begin rounding and molding a team capable of tough competition. With the number of veterans returning, the largest in three years, outloolts were bright and hopes ran high. Among the returnees were Bobby Amos, Bill Logan, Ben Diamond, Ed Fuller, Charles Hovis, Richard Yandle, and Dick Turner, most of whom were three year men. Many new faces also reported and showed much promise in the well-balanced team. March 31-Anderson, here April April April April Reynolds, here Spartanburg, here DukeADurham Relays, Durham, away Page One Hmzdred Ten SCHEDULE away April 28-Cpen lVlay 5fVVestern Conference, High Point, away May ll-State Track Meet-Chapel Hill May 19-Queen City Relays, here TEH I Wlith hopes riding high for the new season, Coach George Sawyer saw his prospective racltetmen begin rounding into shape. The team sufleredithe loss of live players this season, but the outloolt appeared bright with some new faces and a few old ones. Last year the tennis team had a perfect plus record: among last years scalps were many college freshman teams. Lacy Keesler, the State Singles champ for two years, is number one man this year, with Skippy Roddev taking second, Tommy Holder in third, and Roddey Eaves the fourth place on the team. Other members were yet to be determined when the SNrPs AND CUTS went to press. CANDIDATES FOR TI-IE TEAM First row: Tommy Holder, Richard Angstadt, Frank MCCleneghan, Carter Cooke, Chick BIcClure. Second row: VVilliam Alexander, Dick Adams, John McGee, Lacv Keesler, Skippy Roddev, Roddey Eaves, Coach George Savvver. 1012 if X 451 if 45 ff , . . .V ay ,M 1, S 1 Y In f Page One Hziizdred Eleven First row: Beatty, Guin, Bippy, Patterson. Second row: Babb, Eudy, Yandle, Brown, Van Witzcnburg. IHTRHITIURHL BO IDG CHAMPIONSHIP FIGHTS jimmy Beatty defeated Jimmy Wrape in Division I. Jimmy Guin defeated Addison Martin in Division II. Biiiy Bippy defeated Bob van Witzeiiburg in Division III. Paul Patterson defeated Iobnny Maiiard in Division IV. Jimmy Babb defeated Bud Neimer in Division V. Larry Eudy defeated Dick Bicbardson in Division VI. Bicbard Yandie defeated Eddie Cornelius in Division VII. Buddy Brown defeated Roger Littie in Division VIII. SPECIAL AVVABDS Best boxer: Larry Eudy !VIOst popular boxer: Bob van Witzeiiburg Spolisrlimzslzip: jimmy Babb Twelve 'L if XQ NNN ,,,., K , az!! SPGRTSHOTS Page One Hundre fa ' mf M W ' ZW? I ,ff A ,nf I U' ,QL ,lf f...,fMw UZ Tlzirteerz GIRLS' HTHLETIC HSSOCIHTIGH 75- 4 f Front row: Jeannette Edgar, Mollv Primm. Nancx Corzine, Beverlv M'ard, Bonnie Cline. Nancv Davis, Barbara Vlvalker. Lois Hudspeth. Elma Cole, Sue Deaf ton, Nickie Vllonders. Second row: Evelvn Dunn, Bettv Pearson, Johnsie Abernathv, Peggv Herrin, Diane Steele, Doris Prizzell, Doris Stennett, Alma Vlleston, Anne Lowrie Alexander, Joanne Duckworth, Etta Evans. Third row: Anne Bitch, Lucille Herrin, Barbara Stockton, Harriet Bobbitt, Carol Schaffer, Joan Dob- bins, Margaret Gilbert, Xorma Arledge, Monica Justice, VVinona Torrence, Barbara VVhitlev, Gwvnn Neil, Jean Fidler, Anne lIcLain. Fourth row: Patsv McKeon, Blarv Lou Johnson, Jean BeVille, Shirlev Vllindell, Carolinc Anderson. Louella Robinson, Barbara Bradlev, Jo Anne -X J Li Justice, Julia Harrison, Lettie Carter, Nancv Allen, Barbara Smith. Fifth row: Jean Sergeant, Shirlev Spoon, Bettv Sue Reinhardt, Svlvia VVasham, Frances VVaters, Helen Long, Lillian Davenport, Jennv Gordon, Joanne Cooke, Ann Martin, Georgia Hicks, Delores Goodwin, Phvllis George. Sixth row: Frances York, Tina Quinn, Millie llorris, Catherine Mav, Marv Lou Davis, Sue Greenwood, Anne Crowe, Patsv Campbell, Ruth Revnolds, llarian Melvin, Nancv VVhisnant, Nancv Broome, Zoe Cook, Patsv Palmer, Barbara Gibson. Absent from picture: Jackie Furr, Klartha Smith, Blarv Seelev, Joan and Janet Vogel, Kirbv Carter, Carolvn Ballard, June Geaslen, Jov Noles, Shirleen Dixon. Jeanette Mann. of I , Henk KM A A LV I f f,, My 11th HUD 12th GHFIDE HHSITY BHSHETBHLL ff 'Q ' ' Q ,A , 4 ' wr if, . - f, I . f , ' V v X ' 9 ff hffif ' 1. 'f? v '7' First row: Sylvia Davis, Frankie Overnian, Nancy Whisnant, Sally Conner. 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M4 ! -,xg 1 Most Popzilm' Best Dressed lo ANN BA1LEv-'IIMMY BABE 'IANE BASINGER-BILL HUFF Paige One llzmdred Tlveflfyfllwn Unsung Hero and Heroine UIQAN RICHARDSON-BENTON N1OFF1TT SUPERLHTIVES XVittiest I3estfAll4R01md Most Talented JANE COUSART-TOMMY AIAKENS FLOVVE Rcuc:ERs-SLUQ: CTLAIBORNE RETTA DICK--IOE AIAXIE CORNE 1325? UIC. 6 tt -A ,q,.,L .M y ,,,,,,,,,,,4 , l , , ' i , ,-sr Q tt. ., T545 fit ,,,,.g J g,..,.3 t,,,?,,, ,,,,, ping, . L., MMM gf-A 151 'Mr -an i AA A ,A xt Q L:-4't..Aft+f-1-14 P Muff E, s. WM Look A 'Q ' ', ,fe ' , f,VV my Q v L , ,..,,,w ' 'X W ' ' ' Q , , I Z fi, G Z, , f I v-nnquw-n , 2' ,,?' an 5 'HHH-W 2 . 3' -'Q f J M Best Figure and Physiqtze Best Students Best Athletes REGINA BRYANT-DAN AIAINER QTATHERINE STEPHENS-BILLY Scuou- AIARY SEELEY-LARRY PARKER Page One Hundred 'I.1l'Ullfj fIIl'CU vvffxqw X if M ,A CLHSS DHY QFFICERS Page cJHC' Hzfuzlred Twenty-fozfr Left to right: RICHARD YANDLE .. juu NANCE .... CHARLES KURALT . . . FLOYD FEENEY .. ina' Mx92!. ? gw1f ....Poet . . . .Prophet Historian . . . .Lawyer CLHSS POEIU OOD, OUR HOPE God is the light. Of knowledge, of truth, of all belief. So it is, and so read this, and in your heart you shall hnd God, As you leave these hallowed halls of wisdom and joy. Beholdl The light of God, of knowledge, of eternityg do you not see? Look, and you shall see-for only you have the lceyl This light shineth in all its glory, shineth for the young and for the oldg It shineth forever, forever to behold, It shineth from His Hand, the greatest Hand of all, the Hand of God. And as it shone, it created- The stars, the moon, the Heaven, the earth, the sun, the slay, Created a heart, a heart to cry. It hath created eyes-eyes to seeg created a mind-a mind to read, Created knowledge-knowledge the deed of life that shall forever boar ' m h i 1 its seed. It hath created life-life that shall forever be, forever shine. Life, O God, we pray will always be kind. It created that greatness beyond all wisdom, beyond all lmowledgc, Belief to grasp, to hold, to lceep. It hath created forever a celestial nocturnal atmosphere, that all may slecpg Created great days of brilliance, the blind can see, For this light shineth as brightly as the truly beautiful, exotic sea. It hath created the school of life, the boolcs to read- Books that will lead to that one magnificent greatness 'Tis belief That God is the Light, and from this Light knowledge comes forth, and from this knowledge- All men arc frec. RICHARD LAWRENCE YANDLE Page One Hundred VlAIl'G71f1'-fll'C HISTORY OF THE CLHSS OF 1951 As we sfaml lzere at your portals . . . You stand on the steps that lead down to the broad sidewalk. You look up at the willow tree, at the third-floor classroom windows beyond. You look across the street to the parking lot where every car has a grinning yellow VVildcat on the back windshield. There's a ring with an oval blue stone on your finger and a thought in your head: It's not easy to think of Central days as days that are past. lt's not easy to believe you're leaving, with a cap and gown and Central memories. The things you remember about Central are myriad. You remember the small-school warmth of its big-school atmosphere. The way it made you feel at home. The easy cordialitv, the smile in the hall, the relaxed wave of the hand. The laughter in the locker room. You remember the luke box at the Maid, loudly sere- nading the lunch time mob. You remember CCS sweaters, the crowd in the front hall before school, Yea, Wildcatsf' the geometry class with the Music Building view. The smell of the halls on a Spring afternoon that somehow seems to be Central's own smell. The words that were Central's expression: Can you spare it?,' Central could always spare it.', There was a good time for the asking, and, for the asking, there was always an idea to be picked up in a classroom. You think of Central and smile. It was a melting pot melted down. Standing on the steps, you look up at the hard brown doors that face the street. You remember the first time you looked at those doors. It was raining-a rainy Mon- day morning in September, 1948. For you, there were hectic first days as a sophomore when Central became a reality. Old friends and new faces. Days of World History and algebra. Danny Michaels, Slug Claiborne, Plowe Rodgers and Grady Price were the ofhcers you helped elect. The football team won the city championship that year, the basketball team came close to winning the state title. A modern, well-equipped woodshop rose up behind the school, and inside the school they tried a brand new plan called HCluidance, with you as a guinea pig. Those were days of Stage Doorf' Oh, Doctor! and the quality of mercyf, Lacy Keesler got elected class treasurer and won the state high school tennis championship. Slug Claiborne, Tommy Barnhardt and Dick McCall were the other second semester officers. Slug Claiborne. Bud Neimer. and Danny Michaels. all served on the Student Council. The Fayetteville football game was a horrible nightmare, but somebody noticed a halfback who played a few minutes in that game, fellow named Parker, who wore number 57. So wide and so liigli . . U Central was becoming for you a legend in her own time-something that takes a little doing. The next year. new clocks were installed and the bell system repaired. So buglers from the music department were stationed in each hall. Like many other things at Central that were a little unusual, it worked. Ceorge Robinson and Slug Claiborne held the class presidencies and Dick McCall, Eddie Frantz, Crady Price, Sally Mock, lo Ann Bailey. and Tom Shaw helped them out. The Key Club hung Page One Huiidreal Tweizty-sis. a Confederate flag on the Ohio State capitol building in Columbus, the Dramatics Club went to Chapel Hill, the Orchestra to St. Louis. Art Colby replaced Hubert Phil- pott as dramatics instructor, and presented Lost Horizon. The Variety Show and A Waltz Dream made Ramloler headlines. You recall the Colonial City-Dilworth feud which flared afresh that year. But it died down when all of Central welcomed the Mexico City High football team with a Homecoming Parade, a South of the Border Hola, Amigof, and a walloping in Memorial Stadium. The football team won nine, lost two, tied two. That number 57 was becoming famous-Larry Parker was All-City, All- State, and All-Southern. Buddy Brown was a big name in basketball, the tennis team finished first in the state, the track team, fourth. Quietly, a teacher stepped down. HMiss Iessieu Hen- derson, called by one of her former students, greatness in a little brown dress,', retired. She had been Rambler adviser for twenty-five years. It was the year of the first lunior-Senior held in the Armory. Another rainy night. But no dampened spirits, instead, white coats and evening dresses and a i'Some- where Over the Rainbown motif. Danny Michaels got elected Student Council presi- dent. Tom Shaw was the vice-president and Plowe Rodgers was secretary. Singing loud your hymns of praise . . . And when summer was over and you were back, you came as a Senior. The things were the same-the same old cafeteria line, the same bus trips to out-of town foot- ball games, the same argyle socks being knitted in study halls. But now, instead of having no particular meaning, the days became thoughtful ones. Slug Claiborne, who set a new standard for hard work at Central, was Student Council president, Pat Alford and Lacy Keesler were on the council, too. Iean Rayburn was the state Voice of Democracyn contest winner. Julius Caesar in modern dress opened eyes toward Central from everywhere in North Carolina. Dick McCall, Floyd Feeney, Grady Price, and Iean Rayburn held down class offices. BEAT REYNOLDS. We did. Christmas already! Old friends, new parties, and in many ways, a New Year for you. Spring. Beach parties and picnics. . I'Tiil they reach the sky. You stand there on the steps and think about it. You think about the football games and the classes and the songs. You think about your days at Central, each memory a fragment. It's not easy to think of Central days as days that are past. They are still too close at hand: days of precious friendships, honors, victories and defeats, the days of the Blue and White, when cheers became music and defeat cut deep, the carefree days of laughter, of books and learning. You turn and walk down the steps to the street below. realizing something: Not only have you been a part of Central, but Central's been a part of you. It still is. CHARLES KURALT, Historian LRST UJILL HUD TESTHITIEHT VVe. the renowned and honored Class of 1951, being of sound mind and body and overflowing with the accumulated knowl- edge of our reign at Central High School, desire to bequeath a minute portion of our collection of talent, accomplishment, and character, which has eclipsed the endeavors of all predecessors, to the underclassmen, in order that they may aspire to the utter impossibility of equaling our mountainous achievements. For the above stated purpose, we do solemnly on this last day of january in the year One Thousand, Nine Hundred Fifty-one, publish and declare this document as our LAST VVILL AND TESTAMENT. ARTICLE I-To THE FACULTY Items: 1. To Mr. John Otts, we bequeath our most sincere gratitude for his guidance and help in the solution of our many problems. 2. To Mr. jack Horner and Miss Marion Fraser, we leave our everlasting thanks for their friendly, sympathetic advice and counsel. 3. To Miss Clyde McLeod, we will our appreciation for her capable leadership, which steered us through our last year at C.H.S. 4. To Bliss Madeline Brooks, we leave our thanks for a job well done in her work with the Student Council. 5. To the faculty in general, we leave: a. The appreciation of each one of us for the countless hours spent in attempting the impossible task of filling our brains with knowledge. b. The many students who because of their passionate devotion for their beloved teachers have chosen to remain within the hallowed halls of Central High for another vear. ARTICLE 11-To THE UNDERCLASSMEN Items: 1. To the juniors, we leave the time-honored and respected title of Senior. Give it your best, lest it collect the tarnish of ill-repute. 2. To all underclassmen, we leave our most cherished pos- session, Central High School. Her spirit and tradition are the best, do your part to immortalize her ideals. ARTICLE 111-To IMPORTANT PERSONALITIES Items: 1. I, Buddy Brown, leave my slew feet and number 14 basket- ball shoes to Hobby Cobb. 2. We, Bobby Amos, jimmy Babb, and George Scooter Robinson, bequeath the B.G.S. initiations to Bill Calvert, Earl Moore, and the future pledges 3. 1, Carolyn Quern, leave my Southern dravvl- to anyone who can say Hwawthern for water. 4. 1, John McGee, leave my loquacious nature and way with girls to Eric Jonas with the hope that he will win the battle. 5. 1, Tom Shaw, leave the management of the Shaw racketsi' to David. 6. We, Ianet Martin, i'Boots Barbour, Ann Dicks, and Ann Todd, the officers of the S.P.C.D.M. CSociety for the Prevention of Cruelty to Dumb Malesj, leave the society to Ann Frerking and Betty Barrett. 7. 1, Larry Parker, leave my amazing football feats to be recorded and remembered by C.H.S. 8. 1, jackie Ietton, leave mv contagious smile and sunny disf position to Caroline Hawkins: I 9. 1, Hal Hudson, leave. 10. Vile, Slug Claiborne and Dan llainer, co-captains of the football team, leave Central with its best record ever. 11. 1, George Meyer, take with me my satire and wit. ln other hands it might explode. 12. 1, B Nlerritt, leave in my car Cuntil it runs out of gasj. 13. 1, Sally Mock, leave my alluring personality and gracious manner to Lucy Graves. 14. 1, Eddie Frantz, leave my beautiful hair to Joe Townsend. Also included is a copy of my latest book, How to Cut Your Own Hair, or Other Uses of the Mixing Bowl. 15. VVe, Patsy Spratt and Regina Bryant, leave with regret the Oh's and Ah's which followed us through the halls. 16. 1, Bud Niemer, leave my ability to sleep anywhere to Mark Johnson, who is asleep already. 17. I, Catherine Stephens, bequeath all my A's to Larry Brown, who needs them. 18.1, Bill Gray, leave my picture to comfort all lonely females. 19. 1, Ann Bailey, leave my towering stature to ,lean Six O'clock'i Douglas. 20. 1, Lacy Keesler, bequeath the state tennis championship to Tommy Holder. 21. 1, Sally Person, leave my fear of the atom bomb to the Russians. 22. 1, Ralph 'lPretty Boyl' Petree, leave by the back door with my gang. 23. 1, Pat Alford, leave my size, football ability, and pigs to Bobby Joe Redd. 24. 1, Sybil Carson, bequeath my brilliance of mind to Betty Lee Rodgers. 25. 1, joe Maxie Corne, leave my renditions of boogie to all lovers of art. 26. I, Dick McCall, will not leave my red hair. 27. I, Charles Voice Kuralt, leave my unsung talents to Dick Adams. 28. 1, Peggy Gordon, leave my knowledge of guns to Judy Outterson. 29. 1, Tommy Thomas, bequeath my avoirdupois to Eddie Bernstein, who has a little of his own. 30. We, Bobby Killer Rush and Buddy KO Hazelton, leave our ability to manipulate our feet intricately on the dance lloor to anyone hard enough to follow in our footsteps. 31.1, Tom Barnhardt, leave my sheepish grin to johnny Roberts. 32. ln conclusion, we, the Senior Class of 1951, realize that we, too, must leave Central and pass on. Behind we leave three years of our young lives, years well spent. A part of us we proudly leave to remind all future generations of our stay in these glorious halls, and with us we take our memories so that we may never forget this truly great school. FLOYD FEENEY Straggler-at-law, Class of 1951 Vlfitnessed by: GRADY PRICE RODDEY EAVES Page One Hundred T1l'G1Zi1 SE1'81l glcliforxi auoriferi my ,Spam QAJOVL DAVID GIBSON Editor of SNIPS AND CUTS Sw gown DAVID GIBSON Editor of SNIPS AND CUTS Q11 , fW U, 5 l fl e if 5 a I1 Q g UQf!g y0l'LQIf SUE JONES Business ,Nlmmger of SNIPS AND CUTS lay!! Q45011 SUE JONES Business Jlmmger of SNIPS AND CUTS 7 8105 Q uorifefi W CZEORGE RODCERS Sponsor for FLOWE RODGERS ice-President of Student Council-Head Cizeerleniicr SPONSORS CNLAIRE FLINTOM Sponsor for DICK BARNHARDT Treasurer of Student Council MR. lDONALD IONAS Sponsor for ERIC IONAS President of junior Class, First Semester ff f ' Kfy I if C f fo ff' f mf , ng -If fn f. X If ,fV, 'I '-14,4 5:71 v.,.,,, o gg, '44 3 f ,f .W N I f 41 I , ,vp . , I ,' .,v7.,' ',f,1k'15',fZ., , ,,,?,,- M-'J A 3 , ' , 'Lgjf' V, ,,w1,ggfL -fiffizi - 5 , , 414 for M H., . 1 ,, - L., , , ju. , 4,,, , ,sf 'Kk'lQl ',e.f .-is 1 1 ' uf . 1 MR. II. F. QNOBB HRS. BLANIJ ROBINSON ELLIS QXARTER TERRELL Sponsor for HCJBBX' CTOBB Sponsor for GEORGE ROBINSON Sponsor for SYLVIA DAVIS President of funior floss, Second Semester Vice-Presuienl of Senior Class, First Semester Secretary of Student Council, Second Semester I Virgo Une Hzuziireil Ylzlzirty Mus. ll. XY, IIETTON Sponsor for -l.-XCKIE IETTON SPUHSORS .Innes Rirciu Sponsor for FXNX RITLH Atlrertising llmzager of SNIPS AND CUTS Tretisnrer of Senior Class, First Semester Q . n , PR.-XNKIE CJVERNIAN Sponsor for T051 SHAW lice-Presiilent of Sfztilent Council, First Semester 'Wyuff Issues CLAIBORNE Sponsor for Io ANN BAILEY Secretary of Senior Class, First Semester lo .ANN BAILEY Sponsor for JABIES CLAIBQRNE President of Senior Class, First Semester Presiolent of Stztzlent Council, Seconcl Semester XIR. B. .XIICHAELS Sponsor for DANNY KIICHAELS Presiilent of Stmlent Council, First Semester Page One Hzintlretl Tliirtr-fme SPUHSGRS Miss JESSIE HENDERSON NIRS. C H. MCCALL JOYCE NOLES Sponsor for IXIARJORIE BLANKENSHIP Sponsor for DICK IVICCTALL Sponsor for FLOYD FEENEY Editor of Rmnlaler President of Senior Class Vice-President of Senior Class, Second Semester A'iRS. NV. K. PRICE Sponsor for GRADY PRICE Secremrm' of Senior Class, Second Semester Page One Hzanolreol Thirty-two BlARY STEVVART Sponsor for DON WPIITE Circulation Manager of SNIPS AND CUTS MRS. BARBARA BAINBRIDGE Sponsor for Footloall Team ,pw Num. ai CLHSS PROPHECY The year is I963. The fIoorI of war is over and democracy Iias swept tIze tide of Coiiinzzinisin from the face of the earth. I ani seated in front of nzy peopie-vision screen. Csinzilar to oIrI-time fQI6I7iSIO1'Z, only instead of channels, it can he tuned to any person aIiye.Q Through niy Izead passes thoughts of oIrI friends, people I knew in sckooi, faces I Iiaiient seen in years. Guess I'll tune in some of the oId guys and see what they are doing. First, oid Sparks Owen. He was caIIed 4'Sparks because when he Iirst finished his peopie-vision he accidentaiiy picked up two Iive wires and . . . Gee, heis still Iit up. Oh, weII. Might as weII see what happened to some of my buddies from the Creative VVriting ciass. Here we are, a nice cIear picture. Oid joey Hoff and thereis Douglas Kahn. Why, they are in court! Uh, now I remember theyre suing Tonnny Makens for steaiing their Dostoyevsky coiiection. They say he took it right out of their Iaw ofhce. Tommy wiII have a Iot of time for reading, where he's going. Those guys are the smartest Iawyers in New Jersey. Hereis another, Barbara Sininions. Aiways said she would be a writerg one of the most successfui piaywrights on Broadway. Say, hereis jackie Ietton. She just got her Iirst book pubiishedg something about social probiems, no doubt. VVonder what ever became of Zeke joiinston? Here he is. Running a haunted house in a carnivai. From what I remembered, Zeke aiways ran a haunted house, or was running from one. The hot rod drivers have now become autoino- biIe manufacturers. jack Heard is turning out motors, Charles Redding is designing bodies, and Bob Lawlzorn speciaiizes in transmissions. That must be some automobile when and it its Iinished. Near as I can remember, Redding aiways had troubie with bodies and Lawhorn had trouble with transmissions. Page One I-Iuiidreii Thirty-four Pat Kirby is singing in the Hoiiywood Bowi tonight. Hey, thatis foe Corne on the piano! He sure is sitting stiII, but I donit see any ropes to hoid him. Hope Joe has forgotten Mary Had a Littie Lambf, XVonder whats new in the entertainment world. fini Davie opened in HamIet,' Iast week. Aiways was a hne actor, that Davie. XVonder if he stiII kicks himseif in the pants in rehearsaIs when he forgets a Iine? jiiiian Massi and Pete jacolvsen have gone into the ciothing business together. Pete designs the ciothes and Iuiian makes them. I'd Iike to give the boys a Iittie business, but I donit Iike purpic polka-dots on pegged pants with welt-scams. Here is a good picture of the Ifiirait famiiy- Clzariie married Sory Gntkery. Something seems to be wrong with Chariie. Ch, I see, heis Iost his voice. If Chariie hadnit shouted so when he made his campaign speeches, it never wouid have hap- pened. Yep, Chariie has stiII got his fingers in poiitics and his eye on Sory. PIO Pearson teaching schooIP Fiorence Ioved her dramatics, but I never thought she wouid teach schooI. She makes about thirty bucks a week and gets aII the chaik she can eat. Hereis Paul Patterson. This must be the night he said he was gonna give up the iight racket. Dog-gone good Iighter that Paui. Had a terrific Ieft arm, too. I ought to know. He use to prop it on my shouider every day in Famiiy Living ciass. fininz y BaI7I7, Larry Parker, and Bob Amos have ciosed their sporting goods store. VVent bankrupt: nobody wanted to buy used equipment. This is a good shot of Mary Braiiford and Tirza lson getting ready to go on stage at the Roxy. I aiways knew those girls were a vaudeviile team. They took over the act jack Ckrisnzan and Cizariie Lineherger had. Iack and Chariie feII out of a line. Oh yes, now I remember, it was something about a cheeseburger. CLHSS PHUPHECY Heres a picture of Damzy ,Uiclmels addressing the Republican National Convention. The Demo- crats have Bud Niemer up for President. From here it looks like a pretty even match. llolzmzv jackson is the Republican nominee for senator and .llac Hotrey is the Democrat. lohnnv has even quit smoking so he can hold himself up as an un- blemished citizen. Wlell, thats politics. Sav, old Emory Kingry has gone into radio. Some of his cabinet designs are pretty good. Hereis a picture showing him turning one of his sets off. Reckon it was Ben Alexmzrlefs singing that made him do it. Doug Beard and Tom Betlrea are tied in a door- to-door selling contest. Bethea has a good selling voice but Doug falls in the door and goes through a death scene. First he gasps for water, then he tells about his starving wife and children. No won- der he sells so much. .llczrjory Blankenslzip is said to be the finest newspaper woman in the business. The motto of the paper, Tlze Daily Blow-lt's printed on Kleenex -is All the news that ain't Hr to print. Sybil Crzrsou and husband, Dau iillt1l1Z6f', have just sailed to Europe for their honeymoon. Thev have been married nine years but this is the first time Dan has had a leave of absence from the La. Rams, the pro football team of which he is co- captain. Here is a picture of Billie Harwell. I knew she would be a line looking woman as she was such a Fine looking girl. Shes hostess on the same air- line as Pat Blade. The plane Pat was on crashed the other day but no one was injured. She forgot to fasten her safety belt: and when the plane came in for a landing her head hit the side of the plane. Pat was unhurt but the plane was a total wreck. Bocloly Eaves, the pilot, lost his plate, but other than that was un- injured. I could look at this people-vision all night and not see evervbodv. I hate to leave it but I've gotta get some sleep. Good night. JIBI NANCE Page One Hzuzdred Thirty-yfzve Eat Like A King At AIRPCDRT - 77 - RESTAURANT These Central Students seem to be enjoying the delicious food and com- fortable atmosphere of Airport-77-Restaurant. Come join them. H M, Kirkmcm, Manager CURB SERVICE ny' P O Hddwf, VALENTINE DANCE T0 BE NELD TUNIGNT BP RNE3 FOOD EXPRESS FAST, DEPENDABLE REFRICERATOR SERVICE Our Business is Transporting Fresh and Frozen Foods, Poultry and Dairy Products Refrigerator Refrigerator Service Service from the from the Southern States Northern States to the to the Northern States Southern States Home Office: Charlotte, N. C. Phones: 4-5480-3-5722 Compliments of MILUHEUS SHUP DRESSES AND SUITS 202 East Morehead Street The SNIPS 85 CUTS staff Wishes to thank those mer- chants Who bought ads for the 1950-1951 annual. We appreciate your support-for Without it, it would have been impossible to publish this annual. Page One Hzmolr edT SENIUR MASGOTS ARE ELECTED HUNTER PAINT COMPAN Y, Inc. Dnstrlloutor for PRATT C1 LAMBERT PAINTS-VARNISHES-ENAMELS-PAINTERS' SUPPLIES Let Us Recommend A Good Pointer Delivery Service P ' I -8542yX 212 N. Church St. ,iff QY GRE CENTRAL M M Compliments of DRIVE-IN Across From Ceolrol High School ia 3-4166 QIFVN ,la Famous For Good Food 1 fri Q1 PLAZA HARDWARE A 1513 Central Ave. Phone 4-3463 ALL GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES Quality Hardware Reasonable Praeee 1930 Camden Road BERNICES HAT Sl-ICP I O II ZITI I ,br 1 7 - Y I I I 2 4 Compliments of Thomas 81 Howard Company Page One Humlred Thirty-rzirzc 'COLLEGE DAY' SET FUR NUVEMBER 'lth Charlotte's only Whole Pig Pit Cooked Barbecue Rogers Barbecue Phone 3-8639 115 South Mint Street RAYMOND STUDIOS Portrait Photographers 135 West Trade Street Compliments of Qwrrifn Antiquv Shop CHARLOTTE, N. C. The House of a Thousand Treasures lllll IIIIIIIIIIIIUII IIIIITIII BILLIARDS AND BOWLING 125 South Tryon Royal Ury Cleaning I PAINT AND SUPPLY CO. 1113 E. 10th St. WHOLESALE-RETAIL Phone 5-8335 CHARLOTTE, N. C. Painters' Supplies and Equipment For Sale or Rent SANITARY PLUMBING 00. Plumbing Contractor Specializing in repair work Dial 6-4624 Contact john H. Wynne, Ir. 4821 Doris Ave. SIIUTHEIIN 5 81 lllc STURES 1621 Elizabeth Avenue 129 East Park Avenue 1519 Central Avenue 822 West Trade Street 3205 N. Caldwell Street 923 E. Morehead Street Pineville, N. C. DGVICISOH, N- C Inge One Humireil Forty 'T x Cpu...-A SSX-A-0-1, lixnpeu sxgga-I-A '31 wb.-a AMRJL. -Yyghq ua... QS.-oowxs Hall's, Incorporated T32- Home of Quality Floor Coverings 1520 PROVIDENCE ROAD PF I WGOL CARPETS 8c CARPETING O RUBBER TILE I INLAID LINOLEUM I ASPHALT TILE O VENETIAN BLINDS Phone 5-4449 Charlotte, N. 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Telephone 2-4l I7 Savings Insured Up To 310,000 T C BARBOUR E t V P d t A B MACKEY S t yT mm-me gfouuaq, ga., fm. l533 South Boulevard CHARLOTTE 3, NORTH CAROLINA Phone 4-5256 Clothing for young women and men Compliments of Niven Drug Company KELLEY IRUN WURKS 'J 'WiNi S CHARLOTTE, N. C. Phone 8ll6 l3l E. Park Ave. Charlotte, N. C I O H fl d Forty-four' CATS IN MUST BATTLE WITH BULLDOGS Comgt ments Ot mitmemts Ot Southern Fruit CO, HOPPE MOTORS, Inc. 419 West Second Street 439 West Fourth Street Phfme 35181 it CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH CROWN Of MOTOR CARS Phone 716' 127 East Trade sneer J. O. JONES, INC. Home of I'IART-SCH.-XFFNER AND M.ARX CLOTHES 208 s. TRYON STREET LI'I I'LE'S THE CHICKEN BCX Hardware and Automotive Supplies 706 Seigle Ave' 1332-34 south Manr sneer T51-EPHQNE 2-0683 Phone 3-3133 CHARLOTTE 3, N. C. WE DELIVER POHJRPT1 FALL FOLLIES WILL BE HELD UGTUBER 25th PAYNE FURNITURE CO. Your Home Furniture Sroren COmDI'mem5 OI FINE UPHOLSTERING The Bow and Arrow II6 South College St. Phone 8483 Phone 4-7820 MCEWEN FUNERAL SERVICE 727 EAST MORE:-:EAD ST. PHONE 4-6421 CHARLOTTE 3, NORTH CAROLINA 24 hour ambulance service WE X411-T I . Compliments of : Ummm I26 West Trade Street , ,,1,1-+ if 'Aff CHARLOTTE, N. C. WITH THE COMPLIMENTS OF YOUR STORE IN CHARLOTTE We ore proud of Centro! 5-hgh We've been your trrends for yeors Moke our store your heodouorters whenever you're downtown We oporecnote your PIIIIK PIIIIII PHIIIIIIIIIICI Q , P - . . QQ rescrzptzon Serwce p59ARr'qEN72s7vR5 6I3 Providence Road CHARLOTTE N. C. Dial 3-III4 CI10rIOI'I'e, N. C A Friendly Store in a Friendly City Page One Humlred Forty-six CATS MEET PUWERFUL GASTDNIA UGTUBER 6th Lisk Cut - Hate Pharmacy 826 East Trade Street CHARLOTTE, N. C. 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