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

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69-70 Becomes A Year For Voices To Be Heard As A Generation Speaks METAL TEETH scraping against cement and broken glass clinking together are sounds of the campus clean-up as conscientious students remove litter strewn over the grounds by non-caring classmates. At .QQ 3 Having become acutely sensitive to the world encompassing them and having developed the ability to think in a deeper perspective than they could during childhood, ado- lescents began, during their high school years, a crystallization of their personal ideas about all phases of life. Insignificant as well as major impressions of environment pro- voked thought about the world, community, school, human nature, and self. A natural result of this increase in thinking was students' augmented desire to express to others their attitudes, conceptions, and ideas. Consequently, this gener- ation sought ways to speak about the feelings and thoughts it experi- enced both as a unit and as individ- uals. Daily, Hickory High students were continually speaking directly, indirectly, unconsciously, and in- tentionally about their ideas. , I

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BEER LIQUOPL SN EX n fr 15 UN HWEFIE THE Qrzlss QP l - ' I X 1 r, 1,- . ,,.,v. ,,, 4, ,-. 4 , xg Q .. ,'.h..r . ,,s ,, egg, ls- it fi: 35:53,- RADIO DAY '70 arrives and with it the voices of Hickory High Students presenting editorials, REFLECTIONS in water provoke reflections broadcasting the latest school news, and introducing the familiar recording hits to area listeners. about love, work, people, God - life in general. FOREIGN accents and smiles at A.F.S, Week- end lead to new conversations and discoveries. A BACKYARD FLOATlNG BEE composed of Junior Civitans prepares back-up boxes of twisted napkins for stuffing chicken wire and provides an opportunity for exchanging jokes and ideas. KZW X N1 2

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HONOR: thc joy that comes from being set apart from others is finalized in the initiation ceremony of Quill and Scroll, who recognizes students that have shown outstanding achievement for their staffs. 4 USHERING in Hickory's newest sport as soph- omores, wrestling co-captains John Brock and SOLITUDE enables Sidney Keener to rc- view 'krouzh spots and to case pre-exam qualms.