North Carolina School for the Deaf - Clock Tower Yearbook (Morganton, NC)

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Senior Superlatives GIRLS | eRe, OR Ron eT oi Doris Yates Saas Pear RACE: Edith Evans ace eA lbertanl) elozier ee SLORY ZS Edith Evans Prettiest Most Popular Smartest Most Athletic Best Dressed DHOSE. AIniab.€ 2... ees oe Alberta Delozier vost Thoughtful — 2222 2 Doris Yates . .. Maxine Mason Neatest Wittiest Most Ambitious ....- Most Indifferent Wosts valkatives see. Cutest Most Dependable Boys Best ooking: Sa eee eeees Cake arrish Mostar opUlan =e eee Bain Phillips SMATTCS( Me. 25 tee eeeRE ee Rudolph Watson VLOSteA thletic =: eee ee a Rage arrisn Bestel) ressed aaa 2 eee eee Tommie Cobb NOs taeAiniia le eee een rere Bain Philips Wlostelnoucht ieee seme Tommie Cobb Mary Stevens Edith Evans slate eA Mary Stevens pele ek fe .. Nell Walker i. Rudolph Watson Nell Walker Maxine Mason Senior Snickers Mary: “I don’t see how football players ever get clean.” Nel: ‘“Siily! What do you suppose the scrub teems are for?” Edith: “What does it mean by seasoned troops? Rudolph: ‘Mustered by the officers and pep- pered by the enemy.” Tommie: “Who made these doughnuts?” Doris: “I did. Are they good?”’ Tommie: ‘‘Just keep the recipe answer to the rubber shortage.” you have the Miss Mauzy: “What is water?” Bain: “Water is a colorless, wet liquid that turns black when you wash in it.” Maxine: “I had it on the tip of my tongue a moment ago and now it is gone.” Alberta: “Maybe it will come back to you if you think hard.” Maxine: “I don’t think so. It was the stamp I was going to put on my letter.” Mrs. Knox: “Give me three collective nouns. C. R: ‘“Fiy paper, waste basket and vacuum cleaner.”

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