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

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Senior Superlatives GIRLS Prettiest tees es ee eee ae ee Mildred Pace Nostalalkatives=sas = aera Irma Lee Connor Most? Popular ees eee Mildred Pace INLOStEA thet ice ees eee ee Irma Lee Connor Smartest: ace ee ee ee ee Mildred Pace Moses i howolhtitl ees Neatest Gutesties BesteA cto nae WiAttiestee ss tern ee eee Most Ambitious Boys Best) Looking see eee Carey Cale Most, Valkative= = eee Melvin Corbett Most Popular 2 James Vaughn Most2A thletic ee Carey Cale SMartes( 205s Marion Sessoms ... James Vaughn ... Percy Watson ee! .. Irma Lee Connor Most=Dependables saa ae Gilmer Lentz = Percya Watson Melvin Corbett , Sere Marion Sessoms MosteAmiablene aaa enaee . . ... Gilmer Lentz Snickers Irma Lee: “I lost a nickel. Did anybody find it?” Carey: “No, but I found a penny.” Irma Lee: “I'll take the penny and you can owe me the other four cents.” Me'vin: “If I can’t earn enough money, maybe I'll have to go out on the streets with a tin cup.” James: “Not a tin cup, buddy, but a ‘plastic’.” Miss Jeter: ‘Mildred do you object to wars?” ‘Mildred: “I certainly do.” Miss Jeter: “Why.” Mildred: “Because wars make history and I hate history.” Irma Lee: “This typewriter isn’t any good” Mildred: ‘‘What’s the matt er with it?” Irma Lee: “I want to write the word “book” and can't find but one ‘o’.”’ Scoutmaster: “If you stood with your back to the north and your face to the south, what would be on your left hand?” Tenderfoot Lentz: “Fingers Sir.” Percy: “Whew! I just chased this trolly car seven blocks. Still, I suppose I saved a nickel.” Marion: “Why didn’t you chase a taxicab? You’d have saved much more.” Gilmer: “Come and give me what you have in your mouth, Adrian.” Adrian: “I wish I could, its the toothache.” Percy: “Hey Marion, what’s the idea of making faces at the bull dog.” Marion: “He started it.” Carey: “Why do you call that pig Inky? He isn’t black.” Irma Lee: “Because he keeps running out of the pen.”

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