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

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= Coe ‘Tourer of 1950 Published by the Senior Class of the WVorth Carolina School for the Deaf

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Our Alma Mater May we never forget our beloved Alma Mater, Our home for so many years. A home to remember When each dying ember Will reveal how she stilled all our fears. We’ve gained from her gems in a cultural sphere. A knowledge of life to be met, How to work day by day, To worship and pray. A high goal for the future we've set. Oh, the joys that we’ve had as we’ve plodded along, Climbing the ladder of learning. May the years be kind, As we start life’s grind, May the fires of success be kept burning. And now ’tis farewell, our last fond farewell, That we bid with burning desires, To be grateful to you, To be loyal and true, As the time of our stay here expires.

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Foreword This edition of The Clock Tower did not come into being overnight. It has not been an easy task to prepare the annual and to select material which will be of interest to every one in our school. The work, though difficult, has been satisfying and interesting. At the outset we were fully aware that it would require many hours of hard work. Through out the project we have endeavored to preform our job to the best of our ability. To us it has been a labor of love. In bringing this issue of The Clock Tower into being, we are especialy indebted to Mr. Paul Cructhfield for his invalu- able service as advisor; to Mrs. Marie Davis as proof-reader; to Mr. Mehl for the photography and to all the others who, m various ways, contributed to the success of this edition. If, in years to come, this book will be a window through which you may lock and recall the happy past, the members The Clock Tower staff will feel well rewarded for their efforts.