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

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Senior Boys At Work , Printing Mr. Paul Crutchfield, nstructor Dry Cleaning Mr. Arthur Merrilla, nstructor

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Senior Girls At Work Sewing Looping Mrs, DeLanie Winchester, ustructor Miss Ruth Cooper, Justructor Typing Mrs. Mary Patton, nstructor

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Pep Squad Left to Right: Emily Whitesides, Virginia Biddix, Linda Helms, Martha Duffell, Carolyn Outlaw, Virginia Horne, Jo Ann Allen, Helen Dunbar, Cheerleaders; Second Row: Mildred Carraway, Carrie Long, Marie Bailey, Barbara Mullis, Joan Morris, Shelba Moss, Ellen Young, Third Row: Theresa Johnson, Barbara Ray, Gay Miller, Gerry Gardner, Mrs. Tucker Walker, Sponsor; Grace Canady, Barbara Phillips, Barbara Crisp, Phoebe Faircloth. The Pep Squad of the North Carolina School for the Deaf has made for itself a very import- ant place on the campus. The royal blue skirts and white sweaters set the girls apart and create an air of excitement at all football and basketball games. The squad members are chosen because they can yell—and do they yell! They have cheered many a lagging team on to victory. The Pep Squad consists of about thirty girls. To be a member a girl must be sixteen years of age; she must have good speech and she must be a good sport. Each year the num- ber of outgoing seniors in the squad determine the number of new girls coming in. Awards are given at the end of the school year. Those who have completed one year of service are given N.C.S.D. monograms, Arm stripes are awarded for eac h year after receiv- ing the monogram. The Pep Squad was organized in 1948 and has grown in importance until today it is one of the most popular organizations on the campus. Under the leadership of the following of- ficers, another happy year for the squad has ended. ETesid ent i= eeen eee Emily Whitesides Vice-President ..... Virginia Biddix ......... Linda Helms eS Se Mrs. T. Walker