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

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SENIORS Lop. Right: Dry? Gleanine ee ressi ome, eee Mr. Arthur Meirrilla, nstructcr Top Left? Séwitg, = ae ee ee Mrs. DeLanie Winchester, ustructor Left: Linotyping . . Mr. Paul Crutchfield, nstructor Lower Left: Cooxing . Miss Lucy Goins, Instructor Lower= Right’ .W od WW Grom ee Mr. Wilson Sherrill, Jnstructcr

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Trees I think that I shall never see A tree that may in summer wear A poem as lovely as tree. A nest of robins in her hair; A tree whose hungry mouth is prest Upon whose bosom snow has lain Against the earth’s sweet flowing breast; Who intimately lives with rains. A tree that looks at God all day Poems are made by fools like me And lifts her leafy arms to pray; But only God can make a tree. —Joyce Kilmer In keeping with an old NCSD tradition, the Senior Class planted their class tree on November 23, 1955. The variety selected was the pink dogwood. We hope that this tree will bloom every spring and spread its radiant warmth and fragrance unto the future generations of students at NCSD.

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AT WORK opm letter |ob) Printing .° . ) 3 . yo Mr. Paul Crutchfield, nstructor . . ° Top Right: Typing . Mrs. Sallie Sheppard, nstructor Roc mmlivereleaning Washer = . . . +. . Mr. Arthur Merrilla, Jnstructor overs eaamvacniae Work, Vathing.. ... . . « Mr. John Oxford, nstructor Liaavae Nkepapiee (Cie CA — en re Mrs. DeLanie Winchester, ustructor