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

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HIGH SCHOOL RED CROSS Vision of the Red Cross The future with its vast opportunity stretches before us. The great emblem that we love with its strong arms of faith, hope, love and service upon the white back¬ ground of peace, shall lift the people, not only of America, but of all the world, into a higher sense of our common human brotherhood, and our divine obligations. This is the vision of the Red Cross Mabel Thorp Boardman Founder of the National Volunteer Service American Red Cross s»» Rebecca Hamilton, Andy Wallace, and Clara Houston attended the banquet for foreign exchange students who are attending Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools. 94

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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

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National Conference of Christians and Jews Plans for the annual Brotherhood Week program are being reviewed. LIBRARY CLUB Browsing, reading, learning; these are the recreational and intellectual pursuits which help members of the Library Club to develop and broaden their potentialities. r ea d o ! IT A F E MAKES