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

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HI-Y THANKSGIVING (This project is CLUB BASKET DONATION CENSUS sponsored each year by the Hi-Y) Apples - 11 lbs. Baby food - 4 jars Bananas - 68 bunches Bread - 32 loaves Bread mixes - 4 boxes Cake mixes - 6 boxes Cakes - 2 Candy (bags) - 2 Canned goods - 633 Cereals - 39 cartons Cheese wafers - 1 box Collards - 18 bunches Cookies - 5 bags Dried beans peas - 10 lbs. Flour - 1 bag Gelatin desserts Pudding mixes - 27 cartons Bacon - 4 lbs. Butter - 1 1 2 lbs. Chickens - 6 Cocoa - 2 boxes Coffee - 1 lb. Cranberry Jelly - 1 can Dried Milk - 1 carton Grapefruit - 29 Grapes - 6 lbs. Instant breakfast mix - 1 pkg. Jelly - 19 jars Kool-Aid 6 pkgs. Lemons - 3 doz. Macaroni - 9 cartons Noodles - 2 bags Onions - 2 lbs. Oranges - 37 lbs. Pickles - 1 jar Potatoes - 10 lbs. Pumpkins - 6 Rice - 18 lbs. Salt - 9 cartons Sugar - 10 lbs. Eggs - 1 doz. Mayonnaise - 1 jar Mixed nuts - 2 lbs. Pork Chops - 2 lbs. Stew Meat - 2 lbs. Turkey - 63 lbs. Veal Stew - 2 lbs.

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FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA On December 15 members of the club demon¬ strated thoughtfulness of others as well as home¬ making skills. Their visit to Dwiggins Rest Home was a busy one. They helped to bathe the patients, attacked cleaning chores energetically, artfully arranged Christmas decorations, and brought Christmas cheer to the shut-ins. DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUBS OF AMERICA The club can boast of a busy and pro¬ ductive year. The important Sep¬ tember activity was a trip to the Mecklenburg County Fair where booths prepared by other DE clubs were of special interest. During December the club organized an eco¬ nomic survey designed to find out the feelings of Second Ward students about certain economic issues. 108

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The More We Get Together, Together . . . Rev. C. E. Quick delivers our Thanksgiving message We are viewing the West Charlotte Thespians ' production, The Sword and the Scroll” Calling all Suffragettes! All Mr. E. Vincent Suitt, Contract Relations Specialist, Graphic emphasis of Vocational boys assembly sounds a challenge to competency during Vocational Guidance Week Guidance Week Journalism students sell their product by means of a skit. Rah! Rah! - Better than class — Yah! Yah!