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

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Business Manager Mr. William J. Gamble, Jr. Accounting Clerk Mr. Delmas U. Thompson Secretary to the Superintendent Secretary Secretary Mrs. Margaret C. Simmons Mrs. Mary E. Roberson Mrs. Alice M. Reid fourteen

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Mr. David M. Denton Too often people think of education ending upon grad- uation from school. In reality, our schooling only prepares us for learning. It is my sincere hope that you will recognize this fact and take full advantage of the broad opportunities for learning available to you long after you leave the North Carolina School for the Deaf. Learning enables us to give more of ourselves, and it is through giving that the true harvest of happiness is reaped. thirteen

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Dormitory life, physical education programs, student leisure activities, and student problems — all are in Mr. Greene’s realm of responsibility. This is an awesome task, but Mr. Greene does a commendable job of keeping these phases of school life running smoothly for all our children from the youngest to the oldest. His sincere in- terest in each child’s well-being probably explains his success as Dean of Students. Mr. William A. Greene