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

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Seated: Cathy Carpenter, Martha Whitfield, Chuck Sternbergh, chairman: Miss Dean, adviser: Brenda Whiteliurst. Standing: Danny Sells, Richard Henderson, Prudy Moore, Jerry Vaughan. Svrninr Qilaaa Glnmmiitvra The 'Baccalaureate Committee planned the program for the serv- ice, the Social Committee selected the type of social and planned ac- cordingly: the Civitan Award Committee chose the award win- ner from class nominations: the Mascot Committee supervised the selection of the class mascots: the Commencement Committee was in charge of the graduation programg the Diploma Committee arranged for diploma distribution: the lnvi- tations Committee ordered the commencement invitations: the Caps and Gowns Committee made the selection of commencement ap- parelg the Senior Class Gift Com- mittee purchased for Central a gift from the Class of 1957. Swniur '-Bing Qlnmmiiirr The Senior Ring Committee is responsible for measuring, order' ing, and distributing the class rings. The ring has a traditional design which has been used at Central for many years, a wildcat on one side of the band and a likeness of the main building on the other. Both these emblems are superimposed upon a representa- tion of a willow tree such as the one which stands in front of the school. The ring's stone is a blue spinel. This year the committee or- dered rings for approximately four hundred seniors. Kneeling: Sylvia Lowe, Ruthie Clayton: diplomas. Sitting: Danny Sells: caps and gownsg Estelle Carabateas: social: Gayle Hart: Civitan award, Sandra Hoke: class giftg Betty Place: baccalaureate: .Judy Van Sciver: mascotsg Cathy Carpenter: invi- tations: Robert Kirkpatrick: Civitan award, Chuck Sternbergh: Commencement.

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Banff Glnmmiitvr The Dance Committee is a part of the Student Council. Its main duty is to plan homecoming, Christmas, Valen- tine, and spring dances. The committee is in charge of the ticket sales, decora- tions, entertainment, and refreshments for all these events. This year's Homecoming Dance fea- tured gay autumn colors and the intro- duction of the Homecoming Queen. The Christmas Dance went along with the festive holiday season displaying a large white Christmas tree and many silver bells. The Valentine Dance, with a color motif of red and white, was pre- sented in honor of the King and Queen of Hearts chosen by the student body. The final dance of the year heralded the coming of spring. At the beginning of each year, new members are added to the Dance Com- mittee by the vote of the old members. The committee this year consisted of fifteen boys, headed by Gene Davis, chairman. Miss Clara Timmons has served in the capacity of faculty adviser to the group for six consecutive years. First row: Wayne Davis, Robert Harkey, john Frerking. Second row: Bobby Grubb, john Moreau, George Cox, Tommy Wellons, Nick Ross, Ken McKinnell. Third row: Bobby Westmoreland, Chuck Sternbergh, Gene Davis, Archie Niven, Bill McNinch. a 1 Mk a ww 'ww' Q5 i '39 SEM Qi :aaa dia t 2 E5 fir F .e J . . f J -ww si

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1 'I lvrtinna Qlummittvie The Elections Committee at Central is a committee of the Stu- dent Council in charge of class and Student Council elections. In the Student Council elec- tions, each homeroom nominates one Centralite for each office. A list of these nominees is presented to the students who subsequently vote and select finalists. Each per- . . - - Kneeling: Brenda VVhitehurst, Prudy lVloore, Ann Yongue, Imogene Hill. First row: SOD IS Iequlfed to feglstef pI'eT1IT1' iuar to Votin in the finds Find Ruthie Rees, Estelle Carabateas, Duane Melton, Ann Iordan, Joan Webb, Sally due! precinctfare Set up Onyeach Joyner, Sallie Pickard, Mary Lynn Caldwell, Betty Place, Catherine Steagall. Second floor of the building for this pur- pose. The tallying of the votes is the Elections Committee's culmi- 2 row: Gene Davis, Ashley Hogewood, Bobby Grubb, Richard Henderson. Absent f1Q1n picture: Bobby Vvestmoreland. ff f f . , ft f at ,. . , xl t lid 111g UIIC 1OT1 41 gfjfj . XJ,fg,f7 WL, ec. Lgfzzccj, KZQJMJQ . 5 , mi- f fl, M J? K f , gf! reltjfac we nj 1,aZZ,,7V. Q9 V491Z5bj X Jgafg All , c ' V , , , mx p. f i Lf Y J - Q ' 'Q-147 fl 1 7 Z V 6 KJ Z 4 K, Z f, J X ' K J ,QW .f ,I Q M , . ., , , S ff , U N Z TATA, '4M6c l !A ' 'ivtppige-'tc' A 0211! . N- eve M een fee- 6464- ffffzvf WM. .es Q , ,, C f. f , ,ff J Zccnvf- , ,LQWJ LQ, t 1: ' Q.. L7 .mace 5 IM Zkffvf, Mnnkatnrv The purpose of the bookstore is to supply Central students with needed school supplies. ln addi- tion to conducting its own busi- ness, the bookstore handles ticket sales for dances and Key Club bus trips, and commencement invita- l . , 7 X if-fb-All-ZAMQ ff RHODES CORBETT, BILL NICNINCII tions. Each year one boy from thc junior class is selected to work in the bookstore and is put in charge of it during his senior year. The bookstore, situated on the first floor in the West Wing of the main building, has been a vital part of Central for as long as any- one can remember.