West Charlotte High School - Lion Yearbook (Charlotte, NC)

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The Red Cross attempts to bridge the gap between the privileged and the underprivileg ed . . . b r i n g s the overseas students closer to us through gift boxes and exchange letters. Organizations develop beginnings of mature and professional attitudes There were always pleasant moments when thoughts became too melancholy. We lost ourselves in our club activities. Jjjgjf 3§f The West Charlotte Chapter of the National Conference of Christ- ians and Jews strives to develop a better understanding between ethnic groups. The Future Teachers of America gird themselves for the teaching profession.

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r MHHI Ok cs» Iff The Hi-Y consists of twenty -two boys from junior and senior home- rooms. Last May they were hosts to the state convention. Mr. Bellinger and Mr. Wiggins are advisers to the group. Clubs are an integral part of school life TheY-Teens are an affiliate of the YWCA and are very active at school and in the community. Miss Fitts is adviser to the group. The New Homemakers of America prepare themselves for a niche in tomorrow ' s world of pleasant and comfortable living.

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There was music then . . . there ' s music now and The 1963 Detson Chanters is now directed by Miss Hortense N. Reid. Eighty-seven voices all raised in one triumphant sound— On halls lend fame as we laud thy name. . . i mi mi minium iiniiiwiimmiiiiilillil ' illMllllwillilMlllllnllll MWIIwaljmiMIIWI»lidlWlWgfflMTBWiM1WHfflfflffWffllBMB