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

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CYNTHIA YOUNG Simp After graduation: College MARY YOUNG Boy LORETTA YOUNG Hopes to be a nurse Lo Ambition: Elementary teacher WILLIAM YOUNG Net Ambition: To go to college WILLIAM YOUNGBLOOD Blood” Ambition: T be a barber Counting Backwards From the Twelfth Grade to the First Grade FIRST ROW: Dorothy Funches, Gloria McClendon, Ella Montgomery. SECOND ROW: Frank Holmes, Leon Garrett; THIRD ROW: Clara Houston, Carolyn Levels, Wanda Johnson. STANDING: Mary Lightsey, John Pettis.

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HAZEL WILKERSON Zel Hopes to become a nurse ROSA WILSON Ree Ambition: To become a secretary JAMES WITHERSPOON Raye Block After Graduation: U. S. Army CLEVELAND WILLIAMS Happy Jack To become a brick mason GILDA WILLIAMS Elmore Future career: Dental hygienist HENRY WALLACE We remember Henry as a president whose sense of humor worked wonders; whose leadership and scholarship earned our respect. ELEANOR WORLEY Worley Plans for future: Undecided REGINALD WRIGHT Ray Hopes to become an architect LARRY WILLIAMS Nard Career plans: Aviation HELEN WITHERSPOON Helen Plans: IBM; business teacher WILLIAM WOODARD Pop Ambition: To be a draftsman i 46

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SENIOR LEON SIDNEY ALEXANDER 720 East Ninth Street To lift me up, you must be on higher grounds. LINDA ALEXANDER 708 South Davidson Street Never wait until tomorrow to do what you can today. Chorus; Red Cross; Y-Teens RAYMOND ALEXANDER 321 Gene Avenue Anything worth having is worth working for. Esquires; Football; Honor Society; Band; Orchestra; All Mecklenburg County Tackle; Honorable mention, State Drama Festival; Perfect Attendance Certificate ALICE ALSTON 2627 Baltimore Avenue Knowledge is a treasure, but practice is the key to it. Student Council; Red Cross; Y-Teens; NHA; Commercial Co-eds; Cheerleader PRISCILLA JEANETTE ANDERSON 641 Watts Street Life is like a footprint in the sand; with each step forward an impression is left behind. Creative Dancing; Senior Chorus SARAH LOUISE ANTHONY 1214 South Caldwell Street Though change is inevitable, change for the better is a full-time job. Chorus; Y-Teens JOHNNY RAYMOND ARCHIE 2133 Horne Drive Strive for the best and you shall obtain the best. Baseball; Football; Basketball CAROLYN ANN ARDREY 300 Ramona Avenue Nothing less than the best. Honor Society; Student Council; Y-Teens; FTA; FHA; Drama Club; Les Socialettes Social Club LAVERNE ARDREY 617 Royal Court Don ' t place success before happiness; if one finds happiness, success will surely come! Yearbook Staff; 2nd Vice-president senior class; 2nd Vice-president Student Council; Student Council public relations committee; Les Socialettes Social Club; Honor Society; French Club; NCCJ; Senior Chorus; FSA; Y- Teens; Girls Ensemble VIRGINIA BAILEY 838 Belmont Avenue Good, better, best; never let it rest ' til your good is better, and your better, best. Senior Chorus; Girls Ensemble; Vice-presi¬ dent of 12-4 THOMAS PORTER CALDWELL 115 North Irwin Avenue Trust not a living soul and walk carefully among the dead. Football; Basketball; Drama Club; NCCJ; Mecklenburg Youth Council; Student Council; Chorus; Esquire Club DORIS JEAN CAMPBELL 400 Cherry Street To do right, is to go far. DECA Club Let your conscience be your guide. Chorus MARY CAPLE 1444 South Church Street No one is mediocre who has good sense and good sentiments. SANDRA VON EZETTE CARR 415 Eli Street There is no easy method of learning difficult things. President, VICA; Drama Club BRENDA SENELLA CATHEY 2452 Remus Road Wise men always know more than they tell but fools tell more than they know. Herald Staff; Student Council; Public Rela¬ tions Committee HARRY LEE CHAPPELL 3717 Marvin Road It ' s better to be honest and fail than to cheat and succeed. Football; Basketball; Baseball; Student Coun¬ cil A. SHIRLEY CLAY 524 West Seventh Street The sure way to miss success is to miss the opportunity; strike while the iron is hot. Yearbook Staff; Chorus; Girls ' Ensemble; Y-Teens DORETHA CLIFTON 417 Andrill Terrace Better is a man who walks in his integrity, than a man who is reserved in speech and is a fool. Les Socialette Club; Cheerleader; Student Council; Red Cross; Yearbook Committee; Drama Club; Honor Society; Orchestra. WILLIAM HILL CLOUD 1109 South Caldwell Street A word and a stone let go cannot be recalled. FTA; French Club; Basketball DIANE CLARK CLYBURN 2931 Morning Drive It is not what you say; it is how you say it. DECA; Family Living Club WILLIE CLYBURN 928 North Caldwell Street Much may be known of a man ' s character by what excites his laughter. CAROL 1 1ADORA COFIELD 131 Eas Liddell Street One ' s i 1 ge lies in his goals. Second Ward Playmakers; Industrial Coop¬ erative club; VICA Club JOE WILLIE COLE 1503 McCall Street Do unto others as you want them to do unto you. MYRA LOUISE COOPER 2105 Rozzells Ferry Road The best preparation for tomorrow ' s work is to do your work as well as you can today. Herald News Editor; Dance Group A SENIOR CLASS EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE SESSION HARRY LOUIS CANTY 336 Ramona Avenue