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

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BUSINESS DEPARTMENT ls this where your interest lies? Our business department consists of D.E., D.O., Bookkeep- ing, Shorthand, and Typing. Our very efheient teachers are: Mrs. Jack Spainhour, Mr. Iohn Steele, Miss Helen Morgan, and Mrs. Betty Nell Tuttle. ABERNETHY, STARNES, DIXUN start now being students of Miss Lena Greever, Miss Lelia Shore, Geometry, Mrs. Allison Aberne- thy, Miss Ethel Starnes, Algebra I, and Nliss Rosa Lee Dixon, Algebra II. AlORGAN, TUTTLE, SPAINHOUR, STEELE MATH DEPARTMENT Math plays an extremely ini- portant part in our life, both in school and out of it. VVhut should those poor souls who Ckllllt count correctly do? The solution is to

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MCGOWAN, JONES, SIIUFORD ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Our very competent English department is made up of Bliss Emogene Locke, Mrs. Ernest Rosemzm, lXflrs. A. B. Parker, McCoM1x, GREEP., Locum FOREIGN LANGUAGE Nous avon venu, vimon, vicimus, or at least the teachers of the languages hope you did. The following are our very capa- ble language teachers: lN'lrs. Vera McGowan, Lating Mr. Wortli Jones, Spanishg Miss Adelaide Shuford, French and Spanish. ROSEMAN, ALLISON, PARKER Mrs. Burch Allison, Mrs. Steele Greer, and Miss Millie Kate McComb. These are the people who are always willing to assist us with any of their grammatical knowledge.

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Sioivroiv, BAGBY, CILLY l IOBIENIAKTNG Hickory High girls should be the best dressed, best fed girls ever. VVe contribute this to our excellent homemalcing depart' ment where we are instructed in sewing by iXirs. Earl Robin- son, cooking by Mrs. Robert Brawley. HISTORY DEPARTMENT The history department in- cludes U. S. history, European history, civies, economies and sociology, and the history of the Bible. VVhen we take one of these, we are well on the way to understandinq our world to- day. These subieets are taught by lVlrs. Clinton Cilly, Nlr. Charles Bagby, and iXlrs. Doris Sigmon. ROBINSON, BRAWLEY RE 15sE, Bannrwergir, Bonnnus un-.--b PURE SCIENCE Do you want to split the atom, dissect an frog, or have a general knowledge of science? By all means take chemistry and physics under Nlrs. Earl Reese, biology under Miss Margie Barringer, or general science under Mrs. Andy Borders.