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

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Principal Assistant Principal BEN E. HOFFMEYER By the work one knows the workman. As you enter your life’s work be a workman who needs not Mrs. FRANCES E. Davis to be ashamed. Probably the greatest talent is the ability and desire to work. Each of you have the ability and must cultivate a sincere desire if you with courage and faith. do not possess it. Life returns in proportion to what you put into it. It is my sincerest hone that your life will be rich in happiness and success. Live a day at a time, but live it Upper School Building

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Our Superintendent CarL E. RANKIN These have been good years here in school—of learn- in2 to live together, learning to work and play, and to grow into fine citizenship. Into the years to come take with you memories of these good things and out of them make for yourselves better years. With you go our love, and our wishes for busy happy lives for you all.

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Academic Teachers First Row: Mrs. Jennie Law, Mrs. Sally Sheppard, Mrs. Frances Davis, Mrs. Mozelle Horton, Miss Nan Jeter, Mrs. Charlie Billings, Mrs. Jessie Warber; Second Row: Mrs. Iva Alexander, Mrs. Cordelia Giles, Miss Norma Bushey, Mrs. Tucker Walker, Mrs. Julia Wayt; Th'rd Row: Mrs. Addie Knox, Mrs. Meta Bigham, Mrs. Kate Fowler, Mrs. Marie Davis, Mrs. Elizabeth Walker; Fourth Row: Mr. Albert Mehl, Mr. Carl Barber, Mr. Ben E. Hoff- meyer, Mr. Clarence Broecker, Mr. John Kubis, Mr. William Simpson. Vocational Instructors Front Row: Mrs. Delanie Winchester, Mrs. Anne Starrett, Mrs. Kathleen Underhill, Miss Lucy Goins, Mrs. Ann Vernon; Second row: Mr. John Oxford, Mr. John McCreight, Mr. C. C. Clontz, Mr. Wilson Sherrill, Mr. Van Porter; Back Row: Mr. Ben E. Hoffmeyer, Mr. Arthur Merrilla, Mr. Paul Crutchfield.