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

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Hickory— Center of manufacturing, business, and culture in Catawba County. The school meets the faculty as Student Body President Jim- my Poovey talks with Principal W. D. Cottrell. Classes turn into Loo periods when that book ar- rives from the printer, and here ]immy Frye, Carroll Bolick and Brent Drum pore over their copies.

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eLLGcn oe -- Our school is the gate-way to life, with its students needing the necessary academic studies to fit them for that road. These academic lessons are supplemented with sports, and club or organizational work, as well as honors which go to the deserving ones. Such a plan is designed to build well-rounded citizens. ).-AH Hickory ' s water tower. Barbara Trawick. and Loretta Duncan eye their froo with apprehension as they summon up nerve to begin the dissection. S. I. P. A. conventioneers Brent Drum, Bettie Reid Walton, Carol Moody, and Elaine Lawson enjoy ice cream and Bermuda shorts.

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HHS — Link Between heft . . . The addition of two an- nexes to this main post office in Hick- ory shows the city ' s growth. General Electrics new plant near Hickory, which may provide occupation for students and parents, is an example of new industry locating in this area. This cannon is a symbol of Union Square, around which revolve business and Saturday night dating traffic.