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

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Advanced Department Students Left to Right: Sandra Miller, Paulette McGee, Mildred Carraway, Marie Bailey, Rachel Johnson, Jack Mitchiner, Joan Morris, Virginia Biddix, Selva Joyner, Helen Dunbar, Patsy Leonard. Sec- ond Row: Barbara Scercy, Glendia Austin, Jewell Gordon, Yvonne Ludlum, Barbara Ray, Patsy Clark, Virginia Horne, Ellen Young, Barbara Privett, Carolyn Outlaw, Jo Ann Allen, Lee Ellen Gary, Third Row: Donald Core, Edgar Haithcock, Bobby Lewis, Elbert Phipps, Melvin Blakley, J. D. Young, Emily Whitesides, Carolyn Gardner, Linda Helms, Dorothy Settlemyre, Brownie Stamey, Barbara Crisp, Phoebe Faircloth, Fourth Row: Billy Crumpler, Tommy Lindsey, Billy Williams, Tommy Johnson, Terry Dillon, Bobby Dykes, Vernon Hardison, Edward Miller, Frank- lin Brown, Donald Ruppe, Carlos Brooks.

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Hass Histo 7 Roy Yokeley The graduating class of 1956 is the largest class in the history of the school. It is made up of twenty-seven members. Twelve are aca- demic graduates and fifteen are vocational graduates. We have had many good times together and we can hardly realize that at last we have reached this great day. I would like to give a short history of each senior. Owen Bass, a vocational senior, was born on January 22, 1936. He entered school in 1944 with Mrs. Crutchfield as his teacher. He has been interested in sports. He hopes to get a job in or near Morganton. Owen lives in One Hundred. Janice Beamon, a vocational senior, was born at Elm City in 1936. Her first teacher was Miss Bowers. Janice has been a member of the Pep Squad and also a cheerleader. She plans to work in Wilson. Shirley Beamon, a vocational senior, en- tered school in 1945 with Miss Bowers as her teacher. She has been a member of the pep squad for several years. She plans to get work in Wilson. She was born at Elm City in 1935. Edna Brinkley, an academic senior, comes from Lexington where she was born on July 21, 1935. Miss Bowers was her teacher when she started to school in 1941. Edna has taken part in many extra curricular activities. She hopes to be a filing clerk after graduation. Willie Brower, a vocational senior, was born in Wilmington, North Carolina. He came to school here from 1942 until 1945 when he went to Washington, D.C. to school. He returned in 1952. He is a member of the Honor Society. He plans to work for an ice cream company in his home town. Sally Brown, a vocational senior, is a native of Kannapolis where she was born on August 4, 1934. Her teacher was Miss Bowers when she entered school in 1940. She was May Queen in 1955 and football queen in 1954. She wants to work in Kannapolis. Nancy Bulla, an academic senior, was born on October 20, 1936 in Asheboro. Miss Marjory Gordon was her teacher when she started to school in 1942. She has been a member of the pep squad and of the Fepha Honor Society for several years. After gradua- tion she plans to work as a filing clerk. Howard Carpenter, an academic senior, came to us from Dectaur, Alabama where he was born on July 21, 1935. He entered school here in 1949. He has been interested in scouting and became an Eagle Scout this year. Howard now lives in Charlotte and he will work there after graduation. Clyde Chambers, a vocational graduate, was born on December 17, 1936 in Raeford. Mrs, Crutchfield was his teacher when he came to school in 1944. He will work at a mill in the eastern part of the state. Robert DeVenny, an academic senior. entered school in 1942 with Mrs. Horton as his teacher. He has been a member of the Sterling Honor Club for several years. He has been interested in scouting. He became an Eagle Scout last month. As editor of The Clock Tower, he had done an excellent job. He plans to go to college. He was born in Charlotte on February 8, 1936. Eugene Hensley, a vocational senior, was born in South Carolina on December 9, 1935. He went to school there until 1947 when his parents moved to Morganton. He is very skillful in art and he hopes to continue his work along that line. Donald Hill, a vocational senior, entered school in 1942. Miss Gordon was his first teacher. He was born on August 27, 1935 in Winston-Salem. He wants to work at the Rey- nolds’ Tobacco Company after graduation. Virginia Hines, an academic senior, came to school in 1942. Miss Gordon was her first teacher. She was born on February 13, 1935 at White Creek. She has belonged to the pep squad for several years. Her plans are in- definite.