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

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Most Athletic OSs Wittiest Bobbie and Charles Cecil and Mary Quietest Most Likely To Succeed —— ee Lanny and Patsy Johnny and Mary Sue

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Biggest Flirts Most Studious Bobbie and Larry Neill and Sandra Best Class Leaders Most Popular Georganne and Charles Mary Sue and Johnny

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CLASS WILL By Mary Scarboro We, the Graduating Class of the North Carolina School for the Deaf, in the year one thousand nine hundred sixty-three, being of sound mind, we hope, do hereby declare this to be our last will and testament. Georganne Brown leaves her sweet smile to Nell Stephens. Cecil Cooper donates his skill at dancing to Ronnie Tolley. Charles Crowe bequeaths his dark com- plexion to Kaye Snakenburg. Sylvia Daughtridge gives her short stature to Dianne Cooley. Neill English leaves his love for teasing the teachers and students to Barbara Morgan. Sandra Greene donates her tiny feet to Nancy Brantley. Tony Hawley passes on his mischievous- ness to Bobby Cook. Johnny Hayes leaves his giant hands to Ricky Matsen. Patsy Phillips bequeaths her quietness to Shirley Turner. (eo CN CR eg eo re Bobbie Poole donates her tiny figure to Pamela Lewis. Mary Scarboro gives her big hips to Peggy Phillips. Larry Snipes passes on his flirtatious man- ner with all girls to Jimmy Green. Lanny Stegall bequeaths his shyness to Dessie Moose. Mike Triplett leaves his all-star capabilities in sports to Archie Johnson. Sue Williams bequeaths her weakness for constantly chattering to Lana Hickman. Joe Wood donates his broad shoulders to Douglas Faircloth. Virgie Wright leaves her hearty dislike for reading to Joan Johnson. in witness thereof, we affix our seal to this, our last will and testament. Witnessed by: Mrs. Dickson Taylor Mrs. Jack Starrett Signed by: The Class of 1963