Claremont High School - Hickory Log Yearbook (Hickory, NC)

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7 r! A- 4 26' Oifjl Og 24 - W H, 4-viii SQ K xgwilik 'H T'- ::'1' To the Trustees of the Claremont College Property: Messrs. G. H. Geitner, C. C. Bost, S. L. Whitener, John W. Robinson, R. B. Blackwelder, Edgar Bolick, L. F. Abernethy, J. W. War- lick, W. H. Shuford, A. A. Shuford, Geo. F. Bost, W. H. Ingold, Rev. W. W. Rowe, Dr. Jake Shuford. ' We, the student body and Faculty of the Hickory High School wish to assure you of our appreciation of the noble work done by you in conveying to the city of Hickory, for educational purposes, the historic Claremont College property. We doubt not, that in performing this thoughtful act you were mind- ed to do something really Worth While for the coming generation of Hickory and Community but when you have witnessed the completion of the new Hickory High School building with its most modern equipment, and begin to note the actual results of the new institution you will doubtless rejoice over the fact that you had such an important part in the development of Hickory as an educational center. LYDIA HATFIELD, Editor. ms- HW F no - - - Pageufhl'

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46407, E Sw-I Q'CZ6,tory .Cog 24 A- 'llllq ly-vyj ,f ,' 5 9 If K ' '1- . , - , -15 , ! 3' Agwsw, -1 -1 . .... p Q: , ,l H - .Q ..... -s- - l 'Tiff - ts, .H-.imml- -:. - rv 1 .--mm-nu.-ml .. ..... .- ... Hull., ........ . ..... ............ ..... ......H...................v....H-......... ...........-,.........m.3922... ...................m- S FOREWORD The following pages are representative of school life at Hickory High, as seen through the eyes of those who know and love it best-the students and the faculty. It is what they, in the season of 1923-24 have selected as a picture of the real H. H. S., and have helped to assemble. To the pupils of the Hickory High School, the Log is an interesting part of the years work. To those who do not so well know H. H. S. it is a chronicle of what is happening there. We hope that they will, after reading this Annual, have a clearer and better conception of our School life. If the Log is a success, the credit must go to Miss Emily Gosnold, who, as our advisor and helper, has so willingly and ceaselessly labored with us. To our Business Manager, Galloway Peterson, also goes credit, for his thorough work. To the other members of the staff, and co-workers, we are indebted for their loyalty and enthusiasm. Each member has worked faithfully and has cooperated with us. We wish to make special mention of Hardin's Studio, to which we are indebted for Photographs, and of the firm through which the Annual was printed. Last, but by no means least, we are indebted to the subscribers and advertisers, without whose valuable aid, this Log could never have been published. LYDIA HATFIELD, Editor. SJ fi? age Four