Second Ward High School - Tiger Yearbook (Charlotte, NC)

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CONTENTS Academics School Life

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Published by The Senior High Departmen of SECOND WARD HIGH SCHOOL Charlotte, North Carolina = v Ait

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FOREWORD The panorama of experiences encompassed by school life may be compared to rays of light of varying lengths. They mold in part our personalities and our destinies. The rays of light converge and blend to form the precious prism of friendships which will endure and deepen. The 1966 Tiger Yearbook Committee hopes that this publication will succeed in keeping the prism of friendships aglow throughout the lengthening years. THEME EMERSON IS RIGHT IN SAYING THAT FRIENDSHIP CAN ' T BE HURRIED. It takes time to ripen. It needs a background of humorous, wearisome, or even tragic events shared together, a certain tract of memories shared in common, so that you know your own life and your companion ' s have really moved for some time in the same channel. It needs interchange of books, meals together, discussion of one another ' s whims with mutual friends, to gain a proper perspective. It is set in a rich haze of half-remembered occa¬ sions, sudden glimpses, ludicrous pranks, unsuspected observations, midnight confidences when heart spoke to candid heart.--Christopher Morley, ' On Making Friends