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

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STUDENT COUNCIL HEALTH AND SAFETY COMMITTEE It ' s apparent that a cleanliness rating is being duly recorded. Too late to wish that you had used that radiator brush. We call them Dust detectors , but they ' re one of the OFFICIAL in¬ spection teams. We were informed that they found a lonely wisp of dust above this bulletin board. The quarterly clean-up campaigns foster a keen but friendly spirit of rivalry be¬ tween homerooms. This, plus the well-scrubbed look that results, constitutes a valued school experience. Committee members also assume special duties on the grounds and in the buildings during lunch periods.

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im- STUDENT COUNCIL SOCIAL COMMITTEE It cannot be said that the social side is neglected. Ex¬ cerpts from the 1966-67 cal¬ endar included: Homecoming Ball: Harvest Ball; Ice Skating Party; The¬ ater party; Popular Music Concert; Bunny Hop. Super¬ vision of the Student Lounge is one of the committee ' s re¬ sponsibilities. The king and queen of the Harvest Ball, Martha McMullen and Frederick Wardlow Memento of fun and dancing at the Harvest Ball Barbara Boulware has something to dance Yes, a11 of this and more took P lace at the Homecoming Ball, about; she ' s just been crowned Miss Home¬ coming.

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NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Some objectives of the National Honor Society— 1. To foster and encourage lofty standards of scholarship. 2. To instill in its members high qualities of character, leadership, and personality. 3. To serve as an incentive to all senior high school students that scholarship is most im¬ portant today in our ever-changing world. The four qualifications for membership are: Leadership Service Character Scholarship