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

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Lt, ' x 5:13 A 1 Q A ll 7 I .4 l n .lu lntrieate mosaics, as well as imagi- native travel posters, show stu- clents' expression and are proudly displayed in the main hall hy Mr. Rankin, Chi Chi Queen, and Kathy Cauhle. 4 X'Vith the arrival of the buses, the news of forthcoming events spreads ancl interest mounts. Stu- clent hodv relationship is strength' enecl hy avicl participation in var' ious activities. V t.i.4, l f, - 'JM M inf'-571, .wb 1 4 Q.. 9fAg.f.?3t'z --hg..n-..m.s,.'gT,!.u1.'?5s Az.. '!x.,..c- ww. - All '

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l 1 x, I! 1 Down the main hull, past the prizecl trophy cases, smil- ing faces greet ull new corners and guests. Amidst students scurrying toward their hornerooms before the S130 o'cloclq tarcly bell, MC3 and his companion begin their tour ol a typical earth school. N - , I7 ee u J 'z is ' ,ml Q fr JT A- ,V -ni . I- - 'Ax' I 6 .. -5 r . 1 . Q 4 . 'Q V Q - , i , V - , ' 1 ',' .' Q. 'Lit 'QAM ft' gt, t X ,.I it A ,NIV ,n'K:6',1Q in VZ! I Cf. K Juv' K ,, 44 Hx, f-, sh f Av - 1, '-xg ' Q ., .' 4 . A , ' , I Q 9 ' . i v ,X JL ' L? 7 .,i 1 A it we his Q f' ' 4' s ' ,I .. ri Q -id-A O 3 fi ' ,-1

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Filled with anything from coats and hooks to leaves and a hottle of algae for biology, the lockers that line each hallway reflect the personality of their owners. ki i X We O LJ A y THEIR TREK COVERS ALL ASPECTS OF STUDENT INTEREST Hefore school, at lunch, or during study hall, students Find time to explore the shelyes of the lihrury, A prospective hook for an ap' proaehing report crutches Gene lXloser's eye.