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

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rv ' 'E 1 J! Newly licensed students ignore increasing parking problems and relish the privilege of driving their ears to school. DEMOCRATIC CHOICES Granted the prellerenee ol' class, teacher, and period, confused sophs, as ivell as upperelassmen, are as- sured oli satisfaction. Tallying to the rising, anxious sophomores, Bobby Jamison gives ai preview of what's in store for them at ll. ll. S. 4 P Their ear being filled to capacity, these hungry passengers take advantage of the opportunity of going out to lunch by stopping at the nearby Village Diner for a hurried meal. 2 egg M, 2 This is my parents' idea of a foreign sports car! ff T ' , 17' Mfg' in

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4 Discovering that their high school studies have covered a wide range of topics, these seniors apply their knowledge toward completion of the senior tests, which will later be used as aptitude references. P Advanced biology class students Ralph Vllatkins, Becky Cromer, and Rene Clark experiment with the effect of tranquilizers on the growth of mice. The injections prove painful to young scientists as well as mice. CHOSEN CAREERS A month! worlt .nvruils Mrs. Churchs approval as she ffraclcs a X , f W 5 I homcmalting students project. A YW E Ni Q, . J 4 'W , t SUUNGS L7 N H B I EDU, ill not the hells that ltccp u 2.lXY.lliL'.n 2 , Q Q: it ,, ' g 1-if f M - 31 ia A if 1 1 X X .fi 'K -.vs F24 :gl t t ,give sag, nf' gs' I' e, , .