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

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' ■; ; v €XlXccdjtCrvv To one whose constant school spirit, friendly smile, and guiding hand become a part of the school and encourages students to strive for higher goals, who always finds time to help her students— past or present— and seeks the admirable side of all those with whom she comes in contact, we wish to express our gratitude. To one for whom we never mind walking through rain or sun to get our projects done, we the students of Hickory High School dedicate this 1956-57 Hickory Log to Mrs. Kathryn Lackey.

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Through Balanced Schooling the basic knowledge plus balanced activities to start them toward their goals. In their learning and doing they are taught good sportsmanship and good citizenship, which should be initial in preparing them as the citizens of tomorrow. In this annual, the staff has endeavored to bring to its reader-audience the various ingredients that go to make up and train these future citizens. ]im Martin, Henry Harrison, and George Earl Davis investi- gate the newly acquired electric mimeograph machine. Judy Eitliss gets a book from her locker — the catch-all for a student ' s coat, hooks, snacks and projects— and. it ' s in constant use. Miss fane Burns sighs ardently at Coach ]im Garrett ' s serenading in W. D. ' s Ball l '

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The GuidinA Hands to Balanced Work Faculty members plan, prepare, and pre- sent the academic studies with which stu- dents are so familiar. In addition all teachers advise some organization or extra activity. Records on students and faculty come by the dozens to be kept by the secretaries. Tax- payers ' money must be used within the school budget, and much clerical work must be done. Thus faculty and administration may well be called the keepers of the balance. Mr. Harold Hewitt, secretary of the city school system, makes quick fingers fly over the typewriter keys. Mrs. Helen Klasset, secretary to Super- intendent Hamilton, husies herself at the addine machine. School secretary, Mrs. Cere Helton, takes one of her daily calls from the parent of an absent student. Hickory High ' s competent dietitian, Mrs. Everette Miller, serves Jimmy Frye a howl of soup. - i )