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

 - Class of 1948

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Realizing that our scholastic career is nearing an end and that our days on the N.C. S. D. hill are numbered, we, the Class of 1948, being sound in mind and body, do proclaim this our Last Will and Testament. As individuals, the members of the class make the following bequests: Kenneth Leonard leaves his love for arguing and his ‘Paul Bunyan” size to Earl Smith. Melvin Ellis’ dislike for having his photo taken, his determination to succeed, both in sports and in the classroom, are left to Wayne Hilton. Dottie Moore leaves her love for gossiping and her indifferent attitude to Doris Hardison. Bascom Robinson’s skill in dancing is left to Richard Brown. Ollie Calhoun’s dislike for mathematics, her habit of daydreaming, and her office as Presi- dent of the Chewing Gum Club are left to Evelyn Michael. Pattie Kerley’s seriousness and ability to se- cure good report cards are left to Elsie Little. These things are important, Elsie, don’t lose them. Elrice Daniels leaves his habit of blushing and his title as “Romeo of the Campus” to Raleigh Mooney. Frances Withrow’s toothaches and headaches are to be deported to Russia. Her habit of keep- ing herself ““Well-spruced is left to Mary Rose Whitley. Earleen Crater’s quiet, unassuming manner and her skill in algebra are left in the keeping of Julia Ray. The following bequests are made collectively by the class as a whole: To Dr. Rankin and the Board of Directors, the class leaves their sincere thanks for an ad- ministration that has made our stay here both beneficial and pleasant. Heart-felt thanks and appreciation is also left to Mr. Hoffmeyer, Mrs. Davis; and Mr. Underhill for their unselfish efforts in our behalf. To the Class of 1949, we bequeath a pleasant. class room, a set of textbooks that have been well broken-in, and a slightly exhausted home room teacher. We will take our headaches with us, knowing full well the Class of 1949 will find a bountiful supply of their own. Another large portion of sincere thanks and appreciation is left to our teachers in return for all they have done for us. We hope we will be able to live in such a way as to show them that their efforts have not been in vain. Signed: The Class of 1948 Witnesses: Mr. Byron Hunziker Mrs. Marie Davis Mr. Ben Hoffmeyer Dated this 10th day of June, 1948.

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