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

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Lablished by the Class of 1962 of the Noxth Carolina School (for the Leaf

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Yeo dicatton Mrs. Jessie Ervin Warber is retiring this year after a long period of dedicated service to the deaf children of North Caro- lina. We honor her as an inspired teacher, who has always been eager to instill into her pupils a desire for learning, and who has filled every moment with useful activity, working hard herself and requiring the same of her pupils. All this, coupled with a true love and interest in every child who entered her classroom, has gained for her the respect of teachers and pupils alike. Her presence at the North Carolina School for the Deaf will be greatly missed, but, for many years to come, her influ- ence will be felt in the lives she has touched. To Mrs. Warber - a teacher in the highest sense of the word - we dedicate this book.