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Elizabeth City High School - Spotlight Yearbook (Elizabeth City, NC)

 - Class of 1944

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CEHE POTLIGHT Publushed bL1 264-IE Spouses IT gmrr 6 UZABETH Q rrv Macs: 1 ,ScHooL GUZABETI :Q mg Q'2o121HGARo LI NA PQANK-CAMDLIBRAM gl -camdenlintml R k -U Q AS UOT EN 100 East Colonial Avenut Elizabeth City, NC 27909 Phone: 252-335-2473 Fax: 252-331-7449 www.earlibrary.or pasquotank dex.h "It easier to Xqllflfl' a firrfr than fo yr? fllllllll Il 1 11111thrm11tiz'im1.U-111' Hloryan. up f a 1 1'0- Mlss BERTHA COOPER Because her kind presence as teacher, coun- selor, and friend has made those students who know her happier at their school work and has encouraged them to seek higher education, this 1944 edition of the Spotlight is dedicated with a thought of sincere appreciation. xx th1s, the twentyefourthloismumelopf Wlme recalfed and portrayed every of school life-classes, activities, clubs. ghf, We have chosen mathematics, with emphasis on the Greek masters, as our theme, because of its importance in this modern world, and because it is, perhaps, the greatest interest of our dedicateet We hope that, in the future, as we look through these pages, they will help us relive moments that we so greatly enjoyed. "Mather11atics porxerres not only tmtha, but supreme beauty-Ba beauty cold and austere, like limi of t rculpwre, without appeal to any part of 0tilr'i1J6taZl'6Ar nature, asaublimely pure, and capable of a stern per, fection such as only the greatest art can s71r0'wt" -eBertrand Russell. Ein flllvmnriam 0 HARRY HINTON SHEEP WILLIAM CLARENCE JACKSON CHRISTOPHER WILSON HOLLOWEZLL, LAWRENCE DIVERS JAMES JACKSON ABBOTT KENYON BAILEY FRANK PIIEQLPS JAMES 'HILLY CLAUDE FRANCIS TARKINGTON, ,Ir JOHN THOMAS SITEVENSON, Jr. . I CHARLES MERRILL GRIGGS, Jr. ELIZABETH CITY HIGH SCHOOL ' III PAUL A. REID Szljrmirztvlzzlrlzt AB., HLA.. University of North Carolina M vu 9 J I ! ' . 1 J s J. G. MCCRACKEN Prinripal HA., VVake Forest KLA.. University of North Carolina 121.3-1-2S.0.. TX jaw MARTHA JEANNE ARMSTRONG B. S., Music, Woman's College of University of North Carolina VERA JENNINGS BROVVDER A. B., Mathematics, Science, and French East Carolina Teachers College ELIZABETH P. CHAPPELL B. S., Home Economics, Woman College Of University of North Carolina PAULINE MOE CLINKSCALES A. B., Social Sciences, Teachers College, Eau Claire, Wis. BERTHA COOPER B. S., Mathematics and Science, East Carolina Teachers College WILMA WILLIAMS FLOOD A. B., English and French, Atlantic Christian College JosIE HAROING B. S. S. A., Woman's College of ' University of North Carolina .v 5,16 gaculfg ANN.ABELLE H. HIGHFIl.L A. B., English and French, Meredith College, M. A., English, University of North Carolina MARGARET SAWYER HOUTZ A. B., French, Goucher College GUY HUTCIIINS B. S., Music, Curtis Institute of Music HARVEX' B. JOHNSON A. B., Economics and History, Duke University VIRGINIA JOHNSON Secretary PAUL R. LITTLE B. S., Industrial Arts, University of Maryland MARY GREEN MATTHEWS A. B., English, Woman's College of University of North Carolina, B. S. L. S., University of North Carolina Es'rEI,I.E McCI.EEs Dean of Students A. B., Science, East Carolina Teachers College ELIZABETH NASH A. B., Art and English, Meredith College MARY L. OVVENS A. B., Latin, French, and History, College of VVilliam and Mary ERMA SMALL TURNER A. B., History and Science, East Carolina Teachers College REBECCA VVEBB A. B., History, Education and Gov- ernment, Wake Forest College JEAN SMITH VVHITE B. S., Business Education, Pennsylvania State Teachers College Picture omitted: ELIZABETH KRAMER BOWOEN A. B., Romance Languages, Duke lfniversity 5 ..U.,.L.,e:. N. Es .me 4. ' , A ' ' liz" i"'f'ff24F?3if5S-f?fEf?"E',,z'21Eff32'1??E!5fg: ggg 14g '1'A:+" 'L.',g-'fc H , , 7 E ,. Q, ,- - .LL-a,1:,3iJQn,Eq Tv . , -ff-' M1 ,, vw, 1 . x 1-,,' w- nf v 1 v 1 K 1 A . , . . f, y mf I ibiffwg " ' ' 1. 1,,.:QgQi-2gq54:1Q'lf1x 'lin " ' 1 q ' ' , ' ' ' r . : ,ZA .gg-fixsglg: 7 1 fi? 112 N, .. , i 47,2-,. ' m " " -Wie?-. .rv-lflzfgdl -7 4 ' G , 7155 PDF. ' ?""f'5:-- Qm-L 5 ' 1 ' A.-.,.4,g4ag,',-?-3,.Qf Q, fx " L Mg V , ' V .wiafifiv V -, 1':f1--ff . 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A ' f, I . , v U . ,. ,fr :1,. guy-Pk , iff. ' 'n f W1 fy? F, ,. , ,V , ,N ,. -.IA I U .' WV, ' ,V 11 ,AA r L , E ' - 'Y 'S v .L W ffl vw First we found a spacious ground VVhereon to build a school or college, And so on far into the night We formed the steps to higher knowledge Our wisdom grew up like a tree Whose branches in the blue sky nested. Eager, strong our minds became As in our hands the future rested. But though we traveled far together Along the path of untold flight VVe ever strove to grasp and hold Those secrets that determine might. And we are now become a part Of all our brains have ever treasured. We know how blessed it is to learn, To seek in life success unmeasured. -MAVIS. STALLINGS. SENIOR CLASS GFFICERS President ....,........... ......., R AYMOND FEARING Vive-President S.,......... ,AV,A... F LOYD STEELE Sefrvtary ,,,,,,,,....,,.,.,,.....,AA.4.AA,,4,,..,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,, N,xoM1 PUGH Treasurer .,.......,,,... IVIARY FRANCES RICPHERSOFL .7kIlI5l'0f.Y YVONNE VVILLIAMS FRED ALSTON FE.-XRING pl ll ,V--f l , , L .. , . , , ,, , A '-f ,la -,. u...t.-f4-- n.,.-4' ..,-f, -, Lg- 1- V 'ff' 4 . fl Y V K Y i Q' I f., 1 P ,ll My 1- .VH ? l ,ff L , 5 4 1 - 4 IC v--'i",p , EIJVVARD ALBERTSON Cnzclmys and Indians, hobby horsrs, yo-yas. Senior Hi-Y, 3. .lflllEI.'l'ON OTTO Aux.-ANDER Too! lmxrs, fuirzkling ryfs, pigskins. l, 3, 4, Basketball, 3, 4, Su- 4 9,-L illfARlON AMBROSE Roogiv, lZ0iJl' of rrickrls, jidgefs. Art, lg Senior Hi-Y, 33 Safety Patrol, 4, Superlative, 4. I2vE1.YN PERRY ASK EW Corvlumc jewelry, sunny kitchens, gay chznfz. Secretary junior Red Cross, 33 Student Council, 23 Loudspeaker, 1, 4, Library Assistant, 4, Spotlight, 43 Superlative, Assistant, 4, Spotlight, 4, Superlative, -L JOANNE ALDENE BAKER Quaker lxonnfls, Gran! llfood paintings. Three Rivers High School, Michigan, 1, 2, 33 Betty Lamp Club, 23 Glee Club, 1, 2, 4. THOMAS L. BARNES Saildlf' shoes, loud sorks, model T'J. Senior Hi-Y, 2, 3, Safety Patrol, 2, 3, 4, Baseball, 4, Superlative, 4. I Dicxxis BURNi:'i"1'ri li.xsNir:u'l A'10ll0fjl'lllIl5, rizgqfd cliffs, lumlarv' jm'k.f. Election Committee, 2, Monogram Club, 3, 4, Football, 2, 3, 4, Captain, 4, Baseball, 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball, 3, 4, Sergeant-at-Arms, -l, Senior of the Year, 4. Lizxoke FAYE Bix'i'rcM.w Sparlelingf smile, slurrliul I7il1llfllI'l', yr!- iofw .l'aisirs. Photography Club, 3. Ki'r'1'x jo Biiixsrm' Old law, prarls on black -vflfvrl. Robert Mills High School, Louisburtg, 1, 2, Class President, 1, Home Room President, 1, Glee Club, 1, 2, Basket- ball, 1, 2, Superlatives, 1, 2, Music Club, 1, 2, Paper Staff, 1, 2, Home Ent. Editor, 2, Perquimans County High School, 3, Hi-Y, 3, Glee Club, 3, james A. Gray High School, VVinston- Salem, 3, Girl Reserves, 3, 4, College Club 3, Library Council, 3, Defense Council, 3, Hall Monitor, 3, Paper Staff, 3, Loudspeaker, 4, Superlative, 4, Quill and Scroll, 4,Senior Play, 4. AUDREX' MAE Biuckuousn Sunbonnets, marigolds, pigmils. Softball, 1, 3, Junior Red Cross, 3, Loudspeaker, 4, Spotlight, 4, Superla- tive, 4. F1.oiu3NcE EDNA Business Clzaliering brooks, maple fl'!'l'.f, squaff Jnnrfs. Gi rls' Reserve, 3. HENRY JAMES BUTLER Butter, lumllsy difvy, gianl r1'd::'ond.v. Football, 2, 3, 4, Baseball, 2, 3, Mono- gram Club, 2, 3, 4. an 'fi 4 PQ 5? ,Fif i - M X .L -l ff 'i i I f 1 1 l' F f f 4 ' f s ' , W LOUISE CARTVVRICIIT Dotlrii saziss, frosty mornings, -wliilz tfflislrs. Photography Club, 3. Prom' FLOISE Cuhssox .h'll!IfLL'ffll,It'l'5, fur millfns, baby blur -I'1'f'U1'l. Hand, 1, 2, 3, -lg Orchestra, 2, 3, -lg Dramatic Club, 3g Secretary Student Council, 2g Beta Club, 3g Secretary, -lg Loudspeaker, 3, -lg Spotlight, -lg Chief hlarshal, 3. EI.lZABE'l'H MARIE COOPER Poppy fflds, hoop skirts, pirturf hors. Band, 1, 2, 3, -lg Loudspeaker, 4g Quill and Scroll, -l. Glizxxok Vutcixm Ck'l.PEPPl'IR Crlmros, lalkilzgf-lzamls, longf 5'Z,Uf'IlIl'I'5. Band, 1, 2, 3, -lg Vice-President, 31 Senior Ili-Y, 3g Beta Club, -lg Superla- tive, -l-. Student Director, -lg Orchestra, 2, 3, -l-. I-Iiuu. DELON ITAVENPORT Flying II'oIf Squadron, rlirking cam- wras, jrirrztlly grin. Art Club, lg Safety Patrol, 3, -lg Class Sergeant-at-Arms, 3g Iilection Commit- tee, -lg Monogram Club, 3, -lg Football Manager, 3g Senior of the Year, 4. Eroisiz A Unkm' DAWSON lim le qcalk, .Vary Jllujffl drrssfs, Dorsfy n'roswfs'. Band,"1, 2, 3, -lg Glee Club, 1, 3, Spot- light, -lg Marshal, 3, Senior Play, -l. I S l 4 of ' 5 , ll r .--tif WWW Ilfa-ving flags, darlarooms, PT hoats. Band, 1, 2, 3, 4, Safety Patrol, 3, Chairman, -lg President Photography Club, 3 g Student Council, -lg Spotlight, 4. MARGIE MARIE EvER'I'oN Jet hlark hair, randlr light, crimson roars. Photography Club, 3, Student Council, 3. 5. lb ld RAYMOND EVANS FEARING Iforld Series, Lil dhner, tardy slips. Baseball, 1, 2, 3, -lg Football, 3, 4, Basketball, 4, Monogram Club, 3, -lg President, 3, Election Committee, -lg President of Senior Class, -lg Superla- tive, 4. bl.-XRY ELNA CvARNER Baby talk, fluffy dresses, rosy trellis. Newport News High School, 1, 2, 33 Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4. EVELYN MARIA GRAX' Chvruhs, holly fwreaths, tiny fmfhzfrs. Stephen Palmer High School, Palmer- ton, Pennsylvania, 35 Buxton High School, Buxton, N. C., Secretary Frank- lin D. Roosevelt Club, 2, Vice-President 4-H Club, 3. ANNIE MAE GREGORX' Ginny Simms, autumn leafves, Star-Eyes. Glee Club, 3, 4, Photography, 33 Band, 43 Home Room Secretary and Treas- urer, 3, Library Assistant, 4, Superla- tive, 4. ilu . t. QA det, JOSEPI-IINE O. HANNA Sparkling Lwii, gay sfwfaters, harpsi- rhords. Junior Red Cross, 33 Dramatics, 25 Literary Club, 25 Music, 1, 2, 3, 4g Cheer Leader, 4, Home Room Treas- urer, 4, Glee, Club Treasurer, 43 Loud- speaker, 3, 4, Senior Play, 4. CAROLY N HARDING Him. Snmc-fwlzilr stfcds, sfwirling taffrta, au- tumn lcafvrs. Band, 3, 4g Head Majorette, 43 Glee Club, 1, 3, Student Council, 35 Dra- matic Club, 2, 33 Class Secretary, 2, Marshal, 3, Beta Club, 43 Loudspeaker, 3, 43 Editor-in-Chief, 43 Spotlight, 3: Quill and Scroll, 4, Senior Play, 4. CALVIN B. Him. Guilars, rabbi! boxfs, mountain draful. Louisa Ho1.i,oMAN Spanish slzawls, canzellias, pmsanl skzrls. Girls' Reserve, 4. l'JoUG1.As L. HOLMES .ln-Jo, sly foxfs, baseball raps. Baseball, 1, 2, 3, 4. VVILMA DEAN HOIJIA fll1'ffIlf7llfIllI'.l', lj'li!lllll'.Y, fI'1l'f7l1ll7ll'5. Harding High School, l, 23 Girls' Glee Club, 1, President of Girls' Reserve, l, 2, Honor Society, 2, Student Council, 1, Z, Secretary, 2, Class Secretary, 3, Home Room Secretary, 3, Secretary Girls' Reserve, 3, Nlarshal, 3: Head Cheerleader, 4g Loudspeaker, 3, 43 Superlative, 4, Quill and Scroll, 4, Senior Play, 4. SHIRLEY ELAINE JACKSON Soft fandle light, dark braids, yellofw organdy. Basketball, l, 2, Junior Red Cross, 3. CALVIN VV. Hmm' Hunliny toys, ad-'veniurr slorirs, ola' lloals. IDA FRANCES Lrsksx' Tennis raelzets, Dresden fhina, Chloe. Band, 2, 3, 43 Orchestra, 2, 3: Glee Club, 3, Marshal, 3, Frank Hughes High School, Clifton, Tennessee, 4: Loudspeaker, 4, Beta Club, 4. Glass Tl-IOMAS LIVERMAN Printer's ink, hearfy lauolz, mounlain ballads. Dramatics, 33 Baseball, -I-g Senior Play, 4. SYB11. R. LIVERMAN framing ponies, Egyptian jefwels, fwafv- zng plumes. Band Majorette, 1, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club, 3, 4, Vice-President Glee Club, -I-5 Home Room Secretary, 4, Superlative, 4. Lmwooo LONG Galley proofs, silver poplars, sefond gear. Basketball, 1. 19785131 lYlll,DRl.D IQLMABETII Looxu' FI'c"l'kl1'5, facial 1'.VIJI'l'55i07Z5, plaid slzirls, Haw Creek High School, Asheville, 1, 2, 33 Dramatic Club, 2, 3. CLAIRE FORK MA N Lowa Dainly Ira cups, gardrnias, fluffy lamp- 5ll!1Ll1'5. Glee Club, 1, 2, 33 Marshal, 3, Beta Club, -lg Senior Girls' Reserve, 3, Spot- light, 4, Good Citizen, 4g Office As- sistant, 4, Quill and Scroll, 4. MARIAN MARKLAND Short skirts, logaritlzms, lzuttfrfups. R. J. Reynolds High School, VVinston- Salem, 1, 2, 3g President Travel Club, 1, Majorette Club Secretary, 2, Metric Science Club, 3, Dramatic Club, 33 Literary Club, 2, Girls'.Reserve, 1, 2, Cheerleader, 4. MARIAN LUCILLE MEADS Jarkfls, jodplzurs, lzikrs. Basketball, 1, 2, -l-Q Patriotic Club, 3, -l. CAROLYN MARIE MEEKINS ll'f'di1irzg1 lzands, ruffled aprrnzs, dreamy wyrs. Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club, -+3 Dramatic Club, 2, 3g Home Room Presi- dent, 1, 2, Class President, 1, Student Council, 1, 2, 3, -lg Beta Club, 3, -I: Vice-President, 3, Vice-President of Class, 3, Chief Marshal, 3, Superla- tive, -l. hVll.l.lAM Ilrzxlu' Ml21.soN,jk. Ilvmostlzrnfs, Them Bassrs, Slwriff of Nollinglzam. Band, 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra, 3, 4, De- bating Team, lg Hi-Y Club, 3, Safety Patrol, -lg Art Club, 1, Home Room President, 2, Vice-President, 4, Loud- speaker, -lg Marshal, 3, American Le- gion Oratorical Contestant, 4, Senior Play, 4. H1711 I' Rosh MoRr,.xN Frilly lll0Il5l'5, fzriolfls, .funny fwfalllfr. Manteo lligh School, 1, 2, 3, Marshal, 3 FRANK MCPIIERSON Carre! lop, funny books, Possum. Hickory High School, 1, 2, 3. I Q J ' l I l li Q ls J ll 4 WI ,X , MARI' FR,xxcEs MCPHERSOY Slzuznilzy flothfs, .'1ll1l'l'i!Yl7Z fnfzzulirs, spaaklzng dzamonds. Band, 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra, 2, Patriotic Club, 3, 4, Class Treasurer, 3, 4, Home Room Secretary, Z, Class Vice-Presb dent, 2, Spotlight, 4, Superlative, 4, Quill and Scroll, 4. JEAN FRANCES 0u1'I,AvI' Iirmivze, Iifvp rugs, whiff lilavs. Class Secretary, 1, Art Club, 1, 3, Glee Club, 3, 4, PresideIIt, 4, Student Coun- cil, 2, Spotlight, 4, Quill and Scroll,-4. ROBERT.-X JANE PARIS Tiny bofws, tulips, major's majorfllf. Band, 1, 2, 3, 4, Home President, 4, Loudspeaker, 4, Spotlight, 4, Majorette, 1, 2, 3, 4. BERNICE CHRISTINE PERRY Qufvnly fwalle, gymnasizuns, apple bln.:- soms. jamesville High School, VVilliamston, l, 2, 3, Home Bc. Honorary Club, 2, President, 3, Basketball, 2, 3, 4, Class President, 3, Beta Club, 3, Secretary Glee Club, 4. NADA Lou Pucn T1'at'l1rrs, Prrsian leillrns, palriir and lfrusll. Art Club, 1, 33 Class Vice-President, Ig Loudspeaker, 2, 33 Editor Spotlight, 4, Student Council, 3, -l-g Editor Hand- book, 3, -I-g Chief Marshal, 3, Beta Club, 35 President, 4, Good Citizen, -lg Superlative, 43 Quill and Scroll, -l. NAOMI GER'1'RUnE PUGH Diana, crisp hair ribllons, Mai'di Gras. Shiloh High School, 1, Basketball, 2, 3, -lg Orchestra, 4, Student Council, 3, 4, Marshal, 3, Class Secretary, 45 Home Room President, 2, Loudspeaker, 4, Superlative, 4, Senior Play, 4. VVALTER RYAN, JR. Tfddy lll'tl7'5, fhef'.v rap. Iuglzoais. Football, 2, 43 lli-Y Club, 3. DORIS MAE SAMPLE Quirl footsteps, .mnlit mlllfdral fwin- dolws, pink and silwrr. Basketball, 1, Literary Club, -lg Patri- otic Club, 3, Vice-President, 4. Al,PRIiD SAWYER Cuunly Fairs, grrrn hills, Cheshire rat. Glee Club Secretary, 3. NINA PALMER SAWYER Rm' lurbans, farrings, I'-nrfk swfalwrs. Phototiraphy Club, 3, Glee Club. 3- RAYMONO lVlAR'l'lN Siimam' Bmw tiff, wif of Purlz, Blarl: Kniylil. Safety Patrol, 2, 42 AIT Cllllk 1, 31 Vice-President, 3, Marshal, 3, Student Council, l, 3, 4, Vice-President Student Body, 33 President, 4, Class President, 2, 3, Superlative, 4, Senior Play, 4. JEAN SPRINGER Ire-skating, plaid staffs, ski jumps. Luna Pier High School, 1, 2g Big Sis- ter's Club, lg Secretary Photographers Club, 33 4-H Club, 1, 2. VVILMA ,I UNE SPRINGER dilto Luna Pier High School, 1, 2, Big Sis- ter's Club, lg Vice-President Photogra- phers Club, 3, 43 4-H Club, 1, 2. lVlAYlS S'l'AI,I,INCS Uknleles, Jada-irz-Ihf'-pulpilr, saillzoals. Art Club, 1, 3, Home Room Officer, l, 2, Softball, 1, 2, Marshal, 33 Loud- speaker, 4, Library Assistant, 4, Quill and Scroll, 4. VVILLIAM FLOYD STEELE Flash Gordon, blark shirt, brass buttons. University High School, Oakland, Cali- fornia, 1, 2, Class Treasurer, 1, Foot- ball, 3,-1-g Baseball, 3, 4, Basketball, 4, Vice-President Class, 43 Student Coun- cil, 43 Treasurer Monogram Club, 3, Superlative, 4-g Home Room Treasurer, 4. THOMAS CLAYTON THOMPSON Huniing jackets, riding boots, bird dogs. Monogram Club, 3, Superlative, 4. 1Ir:NRx TRo'rM,xN THORNTON, JR. Grasslmpjwfrs, drafl51nan's prnril, fwhis- frfrznzf pznfs. Christ School, 1, Pittsboro High, 2, Hi- Y, 3, Baseball, 1, 2, Football, 1. 2, Basketball, 2, Swimming Club, 1, 2. '1'uoMAs Gu' TII.I,E'l"I' Grfmz 5uf'atrrs, f1llI!IPl1l'l'j' Bogarl, low funfufrtzlzlfs. Cheer Leader, 3, Football, 4, Mono- gram Club, 4, Vice-President Hi-Y, 3, Home Room President, 3, Safety Patrol, 2, 3. ANIJREVS' F. Toxex' Bugs Bunny, red jarkeis, sunlif peaks. Basketball, 4, Chief Marshal, 3, Class President, 1, Safety Patrol, 4, Hi-Y Club, 3, Elections Committee, 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council, 3, 4, Treasurer, 4, Beta Club, 3, Sergeant-at-Arms, 4, Superlative, 4. MARION A. Tu'r1,1,r Piralf ships, flickering firf'ligfh1', mala- dors. l'li-Y Club, 3. FRANCES GREY 'FVYII-'ORD Claudia, ioboggans, .lnclzors .Jfweigl1. Girls' Reserve, 3, Softball, 3, Basket- ball, 4, Senior Play, 4. Lnsuu DOUGLAS WAt,ooRr, JR. Timpani, bool: and saddlfs, 5ornbrf'ros. Band, 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra, 3, 4, Su- perlative, 4. A1 1-AA Louise XV.uuv III!!!-1'fLL'0llrf I'0flIf3.,l'Xi0ll, unit .vfu'1'z1!r1'f rllrrry Ilf0.f50III5. Glce Club, 3. josmn l"il.l,IO'l"l' VVARD, JR. Cflluloid rolfarx, jf'fu:jv1:', fwhifr szumif. Art Club, lg Hi-Y Club, 3, Basketball, -l. Islxserra P. VVHA LEY School-girl giggirs, fwlzilr salin, poin- sfllzas. Dramatics, 1, 2, Patriotic Club, 3, -lg President, 3, Home Room President, 4: Office Assistant, +3 Cheerleader, +3 Loudspeaker, -l-g Miss 194-I-3 Quill and Scroll, 45 Senior Play, 4, May Queen, 4. Roseoa VVHITE Quiet fresidrs, ping pong tables, gro- rer's apron. Basketball, 4. VVILLIAM C. WHITE Zlflickey Mouse, Irish ryes, organ grzndffrs. Art Club, lg Hi-Y Club, 3, Superla- tive, 4. CLARA MILLICENT XVILLIAMS Strafwberry blonde, frf'ckle's, pink boo- tees. Girls' Reserve, 3. FW. 2 . MADGE Wu,1,1AMs Blafk nrt, rm' roses, Joan of Arc. Beta Club, 3, 4g Treasurer, 4-3 Marshal 35 Student Council, 43 Superlative, 4. Y MARTHANN VVINGATE Kennfls, lu-idle paths, Z4-weeds. Junior Red Cross, 33 Home Room Sec- retary, 2. CLASS HISTORY "At first the infant"-thus we began the long climb which has brought us to the top rung of the ladder of education. Our first step was in the year 1933 when we entered the time-worn Primary School on Dyer Street, most of us tugging on the skirts of our mothers, without whom we would never have ventured into such a vast new world. VVe soon learned that teachers are just as friendly as parents, and began enjoying school life. Nlost of our elementary years were spent in moving. YVhen the old Primary School was condemned while we were in the second grade, we moved into the S. L. Sheep School. There we felt quite lost among such older who somewhat resented our intrusion. Later that same year we moved Primary School. Soon we were busy at work on the primary operetta, T Bev. Back into the grammar school for the fourth grade, we began taking part in the annual production of the Dixie Land fllinstrel. In the sixth grade our school building was again condemned and we moved into high school. The next year we were in Complete charge of The S. L. Sheep Ne-zcy. Our class gave an operetta, The Uutlma' King, instead of the usual minstrel. After being in high school for over a year, entering it as freshmen was scarcely different from the year before except for the "painting up" we received by the sopho- mores. The next year was our turn at the deviltry and we certainly did our share. We soon began taking more active part in the activities of the school. Our junior year was spent in much hard work and many good times as we tried to raise money for the junior-senior dance. XVe sold magazines, presented a play. The Farmer's Daughter, and had a very successful junior carnival. The highlight of the year was our annual dance, which we held in the gymnasium and decorated elaborately. "Last scene of all, that ends this strange, eventful historyn is our position as seniors. Into our hands have fallen most of the responsibilities of the school. VVe have success- fully edited The Loudspeaker and The Spotlight. YVe presented a play, Brother Goose. Soon we shall have, instead of the usual Class Night exercises. a May Day Festival, which will be carried out with all the pomp and glory of a royal court. Then follows the dignified capped and gowned procession-our last act together as a class- the finale of eleven nearly perfect years. Now we greet the future with determination that our teachers and all those that have helped us gain so much shall not be disappointed in us but proud of us-the Class of '-H. PEGGY CHESSON. ,xx 2 3,41 - as . A ' 4 ' w NGK-mf - Www OC B X X mn O 1 X f MV 4 ONM ff f I , ,J,fi24 Z ' ' ,f buf K f I , i W ,- L, 0 K. ka 'Against stupidity .the gods themselves fight un victorious."-Schiller. ' 5 X A Ui QM L 1 F' -wi -5 n AA Q 0 . 1 ,. ii I f l E 1 M.. .... .,.t,.z... X.. ... . , 5 Preszden t ....,............... Vice-P resident ...,,..... Secretary .......,........ Treasurer ..v....... fllrs. Browder Alexander, Kathryn Aydlett, Evangeline Barnett, Andrew Beckwith, Janice Bell, Chevalier Brickhouse, Mildred Brinsfield, David Brinsfield, Betsy Brock, Frances Copley, john Crawford, Barbara Creekmore, Norma Daniels, Mary Louise Galton, Fred Gregory, Anna Marie Griffin, Doris Harris, Hilbert Haskett, Bill Hayman, Carolyn Henderson, Ruth Henderson, Harold Lanier, Eldridge Leonard, Roy Riddick, Rachel Tarkington, Thomas VVhaley, Hilda White, Lanier VVhite, Luther White, Ruth VVilliams, Abner CLASS OF '45 illrs. Bozuden Biggs, Vera Dixon, Myra Heath, Burnell Hettrick, Barbara Hickman, Evelyn liodges, Faye Hollowell, Helen llorton, jack Iones, VVinifred Kirkwood, George Lamb, Anna Lamb, YVilliam Liverman, Barbara Liverman, Maxine Long, Calvin Long, Claudia Looney, Glenn Manning, Tommy Markham, Beverly Markham, Helen Marsh, Shirley Massey, Wayne McPherson, Camilla Meads, Ernestine O'Neal, Melvin Pope, Eva Mae Spence, Kate VVinslow, Geraldine Winslow, Mary VVise, Phyllis XVood, Virginia VVoodley, Bill VVright, Fleetwood ffffii iii' i ii. fllrs. lfoutz Barnard, Carrie Lee Bundy, Roselyn Ethridge, Phyllis Garrett, Sarah Louise Hayman, Ray , Newbold, Jennie Lou 0'Neal, Laura Owens, Eddie Owens, Olive ,lean Pendleton, Nancy Ross Pritchard, Carolyn Prosser, Marvin Provo, Ruth Randolph, G. B., -lr. Raper, Elmer Robertson, Billy Sawyer, Elizabeth Sawyer, Horace Sawyer, Norman Sawyer, Hilda Scalf, Clevie Scott, Carolyn Simons, Iva Faith Spence, George Sweatte, Leo Sylvester, Dwight Taylor, Rosalie Thurecht, Charlotte Tyyiddy, Gid VVagner, Norma VVarren, Blanche Williams, Maurice ,..,....lOHN CoP1.Ey LUTHER VVHITE RANDOLPH, ju. ...,.lill.L HASKETT illrr. Flood Armstrong, Lloyd Bray, Virginia Brooks, Ruby Bunch, Johnnie Culpepper, Carolyn Dough, Alton Dough, Ishmael Godfrey, Doris Greene, Dorothy Hales, Frances Harris, Elvie Harris, Gene Henderson, J. B. llopkins, Bobby james, Margaret Jordon, Dewey Konrad, Albert Lamb, Milford Leary, Stanley Meggs, Billie Midgette, Ruby Norman, Albert Palmer, Edna Palmer, Charles Parker, -lean Paulos, Athene Pinner, Bill Price, Linwood Raulfs, Carolyn Rohanna, ,lasmine Sawyer, Edna Mae Swain, Bobby W'eston, Bob P1'z'.s'i1lz'11 I ,,,,,. ,,,Y,..... Irill'-lJfl'.l'ilIt'lll' ,.,,,, . S l't'fl'fIIf-1' ,.,.,.......A Trr'r1.v11rr'r . .., lllirx Uizcezzr Bray, Leon Cease, Mary Chalfer, Robert Davis, Lescelles Dixon, Ray Ferrell, Claude Forman, Betty Gilden, Nlarvin Gregson, Vernon Hall, C. T. Harris, Kendrick Hettrick, Eleanor Jackson, Vivian Jones, Judy Lanier, Eleanor Liverman, Faye Leyons, Robert Manning, Edward McCoy, Herbert Overman, Billy Parker, Virginia Pearson, Barbara Piland, Genevieve Richmond, Elda Ross, Julian Russell, Doris Jean Russell, Evelyn Ryan, Tommy Sample, Edward Sears, Virginia Skinner, Bill Small, Florence Stallings, Marian Stanley, Louise CLASS OF '47 Tuttle, Ruth YVhaley, Marjorie VVhite, Emily hVl'1ite, Louise fllrs. Turner Ammeen, Beulah Armstrong, Norman Arnold, Herman Askew, lnez Askew, Rose Marie Austin, Hilda Bell, Allie Rives Bell, Betty Lou Bennett, Anne Blades, Mary Ellen Bowden, Ed Brickhouse, Virginia Brickhouse, Virginia Lee Brown, Sam Bunch, Iris Ann Bundy, Elmer Caddy, Camilla Cartwright, Edith Castelow, Clarence Chandler, Barbara Chappell, Francis Chesson, Frances Copeland, Ruth Cox, Glenn Leigh Dunbar, Rachel Forbes, Nellie llooper, Allan Hooper, Norma Faye Hooper, Lewis Hyatt, Nida .,......-JOYCE RAE AIEEKINS Jennings, Ruth Mann, Bill Midgett, Robert Newton, James Prichard, Charles rl I its ll 'ebb Austin, Marilyn Bright, Audrey Byrd, Valerie Conolly, Barbara Cuthrell, Mildred Davenport, Earl Davis, Charles Johnson, Marie Jones, Claudean Layden, Virginia Meekins, Joyce Rae Perkins, Alma Pierce. James Ripple, Marie Sawyer, Milton Steelmen, Ruth Sweatte, Charles Swindell, Marion Thompson, Billy Thorson, Thomas Thurecht, Carol Tillett, Venie Male Twicldy, Marv Twiford, Doris VVard, Iloward VVard, Jack VVellons, Charles VVhite, Charles HANNETTE KVA-XRD ROSE RIARIE ASKEXS' Asmsut VVilliams, Eugene VVilliams, Margaret VVinslow, Bill fllrs. lfhite Bailey, Joyce Beck, Jimmy Brewer, Jean Crowe, Jimmie Gaither, VVarren Geralds, Anne Hassell, Loma Holmes, Lindbergh Jones, Estelle Jones, Helen Lewis, Talmadge Liverman, Vernon Morgan, Vann Overton, Eugene Palmer, Janice Parker, Beulah Peabody, VVilliam Paulos, Robert Pinner, Jo Ann Preston, Jimmie Price, Eugene Raper, Susie Riddick, Kathleen Stallings, Margaret Stevenson, Arthur Swindell, Jane Tillett, Doris Jean YVard, Annette XVQ-atherly, Bill Vilebster, Hollie CLASS OF '48 Pnrzdrnt .....,.......... ,.A.....A,,...,. ,.AAAA.A...A.......,,A,............,......,,. .................. A,A. I 3 L 'CK SMALL Izrr President .,,..,... ..,,..................,.,A S TELLA BIILI ER Suretary ,,.,....,....... .... . ..S,.,....... L AHONIA POINDEXTER Treasurer AA.... ....S,A.,,....,.,...........,..,.. ...,..A.......4,..S..,,.A.,..,..,...AA...,..., .AA..S..... . I E WELDEAN RICPHERSON .flliss flrmstrong A'exander, Rita Ames, Horace Bagley, Audrey Basnight, Henry Berry, Lena Blades, Mary Charles Bray, Willis Brickhouse, Roscoe Bright, George Brooks, Bernice Burgess, john Caddy, Mildred Castellow, Shirley Coffield, Maxine Coley, Edward Crank, Thomas Crawford, Mary Creekmore, Adelaide Cuthrell, Christine Cuthrell, C. J. Davenport, Jean Davis, Alyda Evans, Eugene Gallop, Hodges Gwinn, Elene Hales, joseph Hickman, Russell Jackson, Dorothy jones, Marie Mann, Bobby Mann, Sel McPherson, Bunch Pappendick, Doris Pipkin, Littleton Poindexter, Lahoma Pope, Rufus Russell, Margaret Sedgewick, Olive Ruth Smith, Henry Turner, Emma VVhite, Charles Illiss Harding Albertson, Carlton Bonner, Peggy Bray, Elizabeth Christopher, Mary Deshields, Forrest Dough, Ernest Drinkwater, Mildred Dudley, Bill Hales, Louise Heath, Aubrey Hurdle, Helen Keech, Christine Kight, Elsie May Lanier, Erma LeRoy, Jack Myers, Hazel Neece, Carolyn Pearson, Mildred Phelps, Bobby Provo, Wesley Ratchford, Betty Robertson, Tommy Russell, Shirley Sawyer, joseph Sawyer, jean Sherlock, jean Sherlock, Jeweldean Smith, Billie Smith, Joe Spruill, C. R. Sylvester, Jimmy Todd, Thelma Tuttle, Elsie Marie Twiddy, George Twiford, Milton Waters, john Whaley, Louise Whedbee, Penelope White, Mac VVilcox, james VVilliams, Alma Williams, Daphne Wright, Margaret je Zlliss Nash Anderson, Carl HH Aydlett, Jane Bell, George Byrd, Martha Jean Cowell, Frances Dobson, Patsy Etheridge, Jean Gaither, Nancy Lee Gibbs, Marial Gregory, Barbara Harrell, I. B. Ilarris, Dan Hill, Frances Jackson, Sarah Page Jennings, Lonnie Ray Johnson, Floyd Jones, Willie Lee Lamb, Leo Marks, Frances Markham, Lister Miller, Stella Rose McPherson, jeweldean Onley, Elbert Overman, Nelson Owens, Melw'in Parker, Lima Bell Pearson, Mildred Perry, Marvin Pinkham, Gordon Pipkin, Ruth Rumsfeld, jean Rhodes, Floyd Rogers, Billie Marie Sawyer, Lloyd Sawyer, Juanita Sawyer, Ruby Small, Buck Small, Margie Steelman, Mary Tadlock, Bertha Trueblood, Leston Trueblood, Rodney VVard, Ray VVhaley, Edsel , ,ll 2-I J fl wk Q x, J fav. sA,': I x . V I . 2 ": I 1 0 ,V i -' ,fa M ' ' , fJx. w A NR C, Q1 fr .rw x Y 'A f Q' 'af ij -, 'Y 1 .X b ., ?'l A' li' as IK? , X, Q. 1' X Q D H nf"" we W' ,wan-vmv"' ML 14 Q WA My 5 F ,Q Nw- - .,,,v ,, ..., ,l . I. A v ,, V gall, , I ' 1' '. 'f' ,,....-....f- J 'Q-nv" 99' Y I 2 'Q 3 2 v. ,. 2 -'fa 3 A? A112-. ,4,,, .,-fra., 5.19, . ' 9, yfyimv " 'Q f 'Y Q U X U 1 4... X a 1+ -M -,Q jf, WM Q gg 1 A A 1 .R 1 W , ff f f Q 4 ' , ' "" v WS' .4Q:m, 1 fwfr ,wwf f, 4- .A 1. :,... 2, -" ,J ,K of H I 1 I ...'ifi'.M1'XN' !,l .'11.- id V . Y ' . ,ill MARCH ON, O YOUTH! March on, O Youth of America, Biarch on in faith today. Bring back new confidence, O Fearless, To a nation torn in dismay. Stand by with dignity, Ye Governors Of tomorroW's rising throng. Ye builders of the future, March on with courage strong. Before a world of ingenuity, Where the vistas of hope are sublime, O Masters of Supremacy, Record your deeds On the pages of time. -Zylzwis Stn llzings I ' i I "The rlziffest action for zz man of yreaf .rpirit fx zzviwr fo be out of action, The soul was rzvfvm' put into the body, Wvhiflz has so many fflfl' and curious pir'f1's Of lll!lflIl'lllIlfilY11 motion, fo siand still." John Wvebster 1 ,.LN,..w ,X . 2 f,,. K M -V ,, 4, 1 NY 79! -'ff 53. V 4fff"A-,yx 2932, V - f 'saw 2 if '7 5, , ' .1, .l jf 1- .. ch- ,Z ,, M,,v?,l, F5 M- gig W 5, W ' ' 'V' Zz, Q ' , W . uf K, 1' Yan, fw 3, X -N ln... L X M t 7 f- ,,,f1 af 9 Ai 's fxffi X x fm ,- K A Z 4.2, ,xy T 1 RAYMOND SH EELY President of the Student Body COUNCIL OF STUDENT COOPERATIVE GOVERNMENT The Student Council is a student organization whose purpose it is to govern the school's activities and to make improvements needed in the school. Nominees for the officers are selected by the council and then voted upon by the student body. Each home room has a representative and the Student Council is presided over by a president, who must be a member of the senior class. This year's student council made handbooks, sponsored several dances, and initiated procedures for securing recre- ational facilities. .4 A M' 1 I , au- -4,- --N, gays. Avy. Q., , hifi .'f"f"-' " " V. 'i I 'D - " 5 . .1 , ' V - w mggz 3' hi.-. 1-:f l .Q 55,5 f. ,' ,- . E, - .-1. . .V lu, - -1 A - ' , fe ,. V f- N , ,Q e fr , ,-L . gy- v 4 L uv N 4, -A . N -M445-AM Prvsiden t .,........,........ Vim-Presiden t .........w. Treasurer ..,.,.,....... Sevretary ,..,.....,,.,... .A A,,.. Sergean t-at-J rms ....... Jdfuiser ....,.vw....w........... ,W Kathryn Alexander Rose Nlarie Askew Frances Brock Lescelles Davis Morgan Evans VVinifred jones Sarah Page jackson Barbara Liverman STUDENT COVNCIL Joyce Meekins Carolyn Meekins Eddie Paul Owens Nada Pugh Naomi Pugh Lahoma Poindexter Bill Pinner ,..,,,,RAYNIONlJ SH EELY .........l31L1. XVOODLEY .,.e.r..eeAN1JREw 'l'0xEx' ANN PINNER ,.......r,,....,,DENNIS BASNIGHT , eea.e Miss BERTH.-x Coomz.: G. B. Randolph jane Swindell Cl. R. Spruill liohhy Swain Floyd Steele Madge VVilliams Annette VVard 9 'ur' Preszdnzt ..,.............. Vive-President ....,... Secretary ...........,..... Treasurer .........,. Adfvzser ......,............,..... fllernbers Jean Brewer Frances Brock Ruth Copeland Jimmie Crowe Lescelles Davis Barbara Hettrick Albert Konrad Anna Lamb PATRIOTIC CLU B William Lamb Wayne Massey, J r. Marian Meads Juanita MacCormick Mary' Frances McPherson Jennie Lou Newbold Eddie Owens G. B. Randolph X . rg l .......... EDDIE Owsixs Dolus SAMPLE CAROLYN RALLFS ........JENNIE LOU NEWBOLD Miss NIARY OWENS Carolyn Raulfs Jasmine Rohanna Doris Sample Bill Skinner Edna Mae Sawyer Ruth Tuttle Isabelle Whaley A a . ni ,. c, A 2 - it .5 2 2 ,.f' , . . '14 A N kvvlg. , i. VNU!! ' i ' f if V 'f,7'A,, I fi , ,Ln ur: il, if 4 , ,S ffm!-, 5' is is X JZ, .-f.---.,-q.- QWW' gif? DEBATING TEAM N e F 4 I Ajfirrnatifue Negative? Afdfvisfrs XVilma Holt Beverly Nlarkhani Nlrs. Rlargaret Sawyer Houtz Bobby Swain G. B. Randolph Klrs. Hilary Green Rlatthews in XVILLIAM MELSON American Legion Oratorical Contestant K, l WW may Wh we Wm.-...... S Prcszdfnt ,...,,..,,,,w,,,,,,A, Vice-Presizzlcnf. ,.... . Secretary ,,.......,,,,, . 117'l'fl5llfFf ....,...,.....,..A..,... W Frances Brock Peggy Chesson Carolyn Culpepper Mary Louise Daniel Doris Lee Griffin BETA CLVB PUGH 6 crgcfzn t-at-fi rms ....,............,.,,.,,,.......,.,,.,....., S Barbara Liverman Claire Love Gene Harris Barbara Hettrick Carolyn Hill ...........CAROLYN TXIEEKINS e,.,...,,..PEGGY CHESSON ,.,..,..,,ilIAIDGE VVILLIAAIS ,,,.,,,,,,,ANDREW' T OXEY Winifred Jones Nada Pugh Calvin Kirby Andrew Toxey Ida Liskey Madge VVilliams Carolyn Meekiris Phyllis VVise lennie Lou Newbolzl . Wray ' 5 A, :sy -f . Wqf- I F-av-A,i1f3'fwg1,'., I i11l"zvz.rc'r ..........., Virginia Bray Ruby B rooks Frances Hales , . .f Q :', DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION i W ,,,,,,e,,.,.e,,,,, i,e,,e.,,,lri,,,e,ie,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,A,r,,,,,,, , , ,,..,,,r,,, l .r,,,..,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,, MRS. XVILMA Imoon Louise Holloman Rachel Riddick Antoinette Nvinslow Shirley Jackson Norman Sawyer Glenn Looney Ruby Midgette Marthann Vllingate Roscoe VVh1te Hilda Sawyer KQV' U ,.,. l f i' Librarian ,...... A ssi.vlarzt.v Kathryn Alexander Evelyn Askew Jimmy Beck Peggy Bonner Jean Brewer Betty Brinsiield Shirley Castellow Frances Cowell LIBRARY STAFF ,e,......lNIRs. Nancy Cropsey Myra Dixon Nancy Lee Gaither Annie Mae Gregory Anna Marie Gregory Louise Hales Sara Page Jackson Maxine Liverman Lina Belle Parker 2 if K 3 ' f1!'M ", tj.z"v- ,-v,,:,f. , . ' ' .:-1'.,' ff " Z W4 , '5f2f'7flfV 1, Q , 4 1 gglglyf ,Q 1 ff! f 4" , , M! f fj f Q i ' fry 1, , ' -Mc fw r X. , , A ff ff V f ,f ,,f,,g,.,g ff . ef f 1, MLWMK me , f . A if ew .. RIARY GREEN RIATTHEVVS Mildred Pearson Betty Ratchford Jean Sawyer Clevie Scall Jean Sherlock Billie Smith Mavis Stallings Daphne VVilIiams ? f. A , I f f r President ......,.,.....,,..A Vice-President ..,....... Secretary ..,,.......,.. Treasurer ....,..,, Reporter .......... Lzbraruzn .......... Director. ....... Sopranos Jo Ann Baker Audrey Bright Roselyn Bundy Eleanor Hettrick Mary Edith Jennings Maxine Liverman Camilla McPherson Jennie Lou Newbold Jean Parker Carolyn Raulfs Edna Mae Sawyer 'Phyllis Spencer Geraldine YVinslow Nina Sawyer SIXTH PERIGD GLEE CLUB .X- OUTLAW' Altos Kathryn Alexander Frances Brock lris Ann Bunch Barbara Crawford Annie Mae Gregory Josephine Hanna Barbara Hettrick Sybil Liverman Carolyn Meekins Betty Morgan Edna Palmer Jean Outlaw Bernice Perry Norma Wagner SYBIL LIVERMAN ................BERNICE PERRY ...........JosEeH1NE HANNA ..,.......,...FRANCES BROCK PALMER .,.s,...M1ss JEANNR ARMSTRONG Tenors Loma Hassell Aubrey Heath Albert Konrad Bill Mann Eddie Owens Basses Elmo Bundy Forrest Deshields Milford Lamb Robert Midgett William Peabody Billy Pinner Buxton Small ak M' f President ....,.........A....... Vice-President ...,....., Secretary ..x....A....... Treasurer .,,e,,,.. Lzbrarzan ........... Director ..,...... Sopranos Hilda Austin Mary Charles Blades Margaret Jean Byrd Camilla Caddy Ruth Copeland Dan llarris Norma Fay Hooper Vivien Jackson Virginia Layden Francine Marks Bland Mercer Marie Ripple Juanita Sawyer Ruby Sawyer Doris Jean Tillett Louise White Margaret Williams Second Sopranos Inez Askew Valerie Byrd Frances Cowell Rachel Dunbar Nancy Lee Gaither Lonnie Ray Jennings Estelle Jones Joyce Meelgins Mildred Pearson Bobby Ripple THIRD PERIOD GLEE CLUB ....,...RUTH JENNINGS ANN PINNER JONES ..,....4.....,MARGARET WILLIANIS ,.......MIss JEANNE ARMSTRONG Evelyn Russell Margaret Jean Wright Altos Carl Anderson Allie Rives Bell George Bell Barbara Chandler J. B. Harrell Lescelles Davis Sara Page Jackson Ruth Jennings Janice Palmer Jo Ann Pinner Susie Raper Rodney Trueblood 4 - ,,f, ,.,. Tix. .x- ,,,44 -L M X Q 22? 9'-e ffl 'Ir I . I 1 Q15 60 ,mf muff W TWMWQ 345 1...-I we SAFETY PATROL Mor an Evans, Ilan! Tommy Barnes Vllillinm Melsun Raymond Sheely Marion Ambrose iJeLnn l3llV6llDlll'f Eddie Owens Andrew Toxev Dennis Hzisnight Billy llziskett Hill Pinner Bill Vlloodley Ray llziymzin linwood Price ' sm SCULTTS N bkzpfvvr eee......,.......................i,,.... ....i.,..,.,.................,...........,i. ........ .i........ii.. N X 7 . D. REEDOR, U.b.C.G. Crru' Lmdr'rs-Coxsfcvzirz ..,.... ..,.i,.iee. I JELON DAVENPORT. BoaI.s'u'1zirz ,,,,,.,,,,,i,i,,.,,,,,,,,,i LINWOOIJ PRICE Yvonzazz ..............w . ...,,..... BILL VVOODLEY Crru' Marion Arnluruse -I. B. llenderwn XXVZIYIIC' Massey, lr. Floyd Steele Delmn l7avenprn'l C':1lvin Long Linuuud Priee Leu Swezltte Morgan Iivzins Thmnas Manning: Charles Palmer Leslie NVuldorf Bill Vmodley WL I I N I 1 Jill . Il- vp V X! ,LH li " if all I K 1, , if, i A i 1 li QUILL AND SCROLL Carolyn Hill, Nada Pugh, Klavis Stallings, -lean Cutlaw, Elizabeth Cooper, Kitty Jo Beasley, Isabelle lVhaley, Nlary F. McPherson, Claire Love, VVilma Dean Holt, Gene Harris, Billie Nleggs, Fred Galton. Advisers: llilrs. P. H. Highfill, Jr. and Bliss Bertha Cooper. NADA PVUH Editor CLAIRIZ LOVE Ihlsiness Manager SPOTLHSHT' Editor .......w..,.......... .... f1S5Ol'ilZft' Editor ,,,.w.,. Svnior Editor ............ flvtiifitim' Editor ........ STAFF .....,.,,........N.ADAA PUGH ....,,....PEGGY Cmassox OUTLAW . .,..,,,. AL'IJREY' DAWSON Art Editor .,,.,.......... .ii,.,,ti,,. F RED GALTON Junior Editor ..,...,.... ,,,,,,,,A F RANGES BROCK Photographvr.. ..,.,...........,,... ........... K IORGAN EVANS Hzlyizzmx J1If1Ilflyt'f ..,........,,.......t....,.4.. ,,w,,,,w,,,, ,,,,,,.,,,,, C L AIRE LOVE flssistfzrzt Bu.vi1zc'ss fllmzngrr ..,........t i.,.,......,.. C AROLYN RACLFS xldfzrwtisingz Hlarzagvr .,....,........ RIARY FRANCES AICPHERSON f1.YXi.VfIlIZf fldvfrtixirzg fllflrmgvr ....,. EVANGELINE AYDLETTE Typim '.o. ............t..,...........,...,....i...,........,.,. it,,....i,. A L YDREY BRICKHOUSE EVELYN ASKEW', ROBERTA PARIS Jdzfisrr io,...it,iA.,............tt .......,.., R IRS. P. H. HIGHFILL, JR. B11sir1c'sSx .-Idzfisvr ........ ..... ..,..... K I ISS BERTHA COOPER THE SPOTLIGHT LOUDSPEAKER STAFF Editor ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,A, ,Q,,,, ,,,,,,,,,Y,,vv,Y,,,Y ,,,,,..,.... . A.,A .Y, C , AROLYN HII.l, News Editors -,,,,,,,, ,. ,,,..,A,.,. I DEGGY CHESSON, NAOAII PUOII CAROLYN mu Feature Editors - ,..A,,.A..,., ELIZABETH COOPER, GEN'E H.ARRIS Rdim Literary Editors '.,,......,.... .... F. IAVIS STALLINGS. IiII.I.IE :XIEGGS Reportvrs -......IE,.,,.,...,... KITTY JO BEASLEY. XVIIIIAM AIELSOX IDA LISKEY, IQATHRYN AI.EX.AN1DIill Sports Editor .....It.. ........I.I,,...,.................,...... ............., L I NXNOOD PRICE Exchanyf Editor ...,.... ,,,,,,,,,,, A I0 HANNA Business Hlatzfzger .............. ,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,, X VILMA HOLT Advertising Hlanagtfr t................,.... .....,..,.,, I SAI-IELLE VVHALEY Assistant Business Zllanagcr .......,..,....... VVAYNE RIASSEY, JR. WILMA HOLT Circulation .Manager ......t,.,I..,I..,.t.. ,...,.........,....... ..,. A N NA LAINIIS Buginegg Manager Typists ,,.......................,..,.t,....,,....I......I....,............................. EVELYN ASKEXN' AUDREY BRICKHOUSE, RORERTA PARIS Adviser ......,.....ttt.....,...,..,............,,......,...., MRS. P. H. HIGHFILL, JR. Business Ildfviser ......... .............,. R 'IISS BERTHA COOPER THE LOUDSPEAKER N1 f Lrg' M"i7,f . .J f If 4.1 ,kg 4 V, .. ,i , .fe ..,, A f W .W g' NL-P. v 1" .1 'Mg 1 '- x .W 1 ' w .. v , -, I, . '1 'J " - X M f . A ,, xv. Qi' ML ,Vu 3 K ., ..-W 1 H YJ' f ix P' 3 .,!! ' P7 . 4. - right, ' 1 QR Q v K u 70 1 wish fl Q 1' SJR: ' . g :L,L,:v.M 1 Q, , ELIZABETH CITY HIGH SCHOOL BAND Fluies Winifred Jones Beverly Markham Olive jean Owens Oboe Marjorie Riggs Clarinet.: Glennor Culpepper Gene Harris Mary Louise Daniels Virginia Wood Emily VVhite Alice Bray Roberta Paris Audrey Dawson Mary Frances McPherson Barbara Pearson Anne Bennett' Jlto Clarinet Elizabeth Cooper jane Swindell Florence Small MU. r GUY S. HUTCHINS Director THE BAND Bass Clarinet Naomi Pugh Genevieve Piland Mary Ellen Blades .Alito Saxophone: Peggy Chesson Nancy Pendleton Carolyn Culpepper Charles Pritchard Tenor Saxophonrs Holly Webster Elda Richmond David Brinsfield Frerzclz Horns Jack LeRoy Joe Smith Lewis Hooper Tru mpels and Corruds Bobby Hopkins Edward Sample Tommy Robbins Bobby Swain Albert Norman Tro 1111101165 Sam Brown Charles Bennett Fred Galton Ed Bowden Basses William Melson Pete Elliott Bill Dudley Morgan Evans Bells Ruth XVhite Evangeline Aydlett Tymparzi Douglas Leslie VValdorf Drums Bill Overman Lanier XVhite Elizabeth Bray Frances Chesson Gid Twiddy Nofvaflz orri Doris Lee Griffin Ida Frances Liskey ELIZABETH CITY HIGH SCHOOL BAND mi... WS.. MAjORlC'l"l'IiS G if 2 U QT I, S 4 4 A N I 1 n.Z,l',3?-:rw figlgk lqqllfrj M. ,V ' ' P '-' " rf 'g, "9 ww, --.' ,- f . . , I . v' n DANCE BAND Tru mpffs S'1:xopl1un1'5 Clarilzrl Dru ms Bobby Hopkins Nancy Pendleton Glennor Culpepper Duuglas Edward Sample Iklggy Chesson Tf0lHll0Hf Baxs Bobby Swain Holly Vllebster Sam Brown XVilliam xv X gfgdg'-51445, M A , ,, y rpg' ea'-.51 JN. fx .4 , sf, , Z9Y0'0" f , r mx? .7- 'Nf- 'sf' x., 4. AMW, ,Wgr,..4.. .Ms W: , . ,mf - x ff ..-L.. 'IW fer dvi 1--..l ,,,.--7- ' ' ' 1, . 'J Piano lfllfillllff Alllllllllfllfl' VV:1ldorf Doris Griffin VViiliam Melmn Dirwfrzf' I.ill!'lU'illfl Melson Bobby Hopkins Peggy' Chesson Y Y? xx. sf- 1 I 'vp wi PQNII-ES Anna Lamb Sybil I,ive1'man K CAROIJYN H I LL 11611111 Wlrljoreltv J FLAG B EAR ERS i l Annie Klae Gregory Barbara Chandler MAJORETTIQS Roberta Paris Hilda VVhaley mf -f Camilla lXIcPherson Louise VVhaley .lo Anne Pinner Maxine Livernian l Doris Pappendiek I 1' 5 4 ,,. . x v K " , 'A Y M :. :'4wf ,QQ a93g5:'n N Qi W., ,S ,MK My .tr -Q W 35,4 ,Mgmt g !fhq..,,-J ,.: ,, N. . .T ., 4 ., K A . I ' ' , A . , qw-n-,wiv-.Whig-.u - vm HW f " , W v 5.4 W v .. ' .,.y,P,Xsw1 .Q-4 - 'Q fox-iilf' x gf' Xfgiglf 9 3 W t x' jill xl A "fs rin m"'UW , -. , , E . bw' E M.. 'WY' 1' "W" ' V5 V ' ' 'lf' . V l X. ff ..yff- -. r I E E 4 , 5 A 1. - 3 - f 4 f ' f ' ' , W ' 3 I K ,,,,,w.,,!,-,-,.w.-G, , flfw-,Q gt xji f x ,fi , ,,,,Q, V ,V ww X ,W I 'N x 'P""""w,4 ' WTC 'ff -'ji Ng, , ., -7 .. 1: t W Mlm!! Y X x 4 W Agri' 'ls , I I 'M f amy, Q I V x A VW. Q, :Nz 'E E f WM f l A Elnwlf 1 L E - lv - -WEL I .,,, - V ' 'V -- jf ' A :Z 5 , 1' f ,.,. aw in nf V E W W V W .-: Jie, -' ff ,..'-1 . 1 I 1 Vrxfwflff' ' .-,.. : ,V ..-- "f-.11 -4 . . 2 yi.. K ' A Y U1 G5 X , .5 4 . 5 wavy 1 v i ww- 1 tml 5,25 15 V G vi all gif, ,, ,ff ' -, ,J I-L.: ' ,U-"ll -'l ' :z: :nz . E r 1' : 5 I 4 4 E 4 M "'--.......,.- CHEERLEADERS Klickey lllarkland, Isabelle Yvhaley, VVilma Holt, Jo Hanna, Edna Palmer M155 IXIARY GVVENS. ddzliser I It kr! Jennie Lou Newbold, Vomlist Shelton Alexander James Butler Dennis Basnight ' Ralph Blades 1 H ri rold B rickhouse , . 7 Bai Bright 5' George Brinson john Copley MONOG DeI,on Davenport Raymond Fearing Hilbert Harris JI. B. Henderson Lindbergh Holmes Yann Morgan Erving Perry RAM CLI I B Lin wood Price VValter Ryan Floyd Steele Dwight Sylvester Thomas Tillett Virginia Brickhouse Mary Garner Bill Pinner Sarah Louise Garrett livelyn Hickman Barbara Liverman Marian Meads Carolyn Meekins Bernice Perry Naomi Pugh Jasmine Rohanna ddfvzsffr ,..............,....e,..,,.............e......... . ......... MR. HARVEY JOHNSON FOOTBALL TEAM 4 Full Bark Coarh ,,,.,,,,,u,,,,u,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,LLe L,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,u,u,V,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,y,,,,W ,,,,,uu ,,,,u,,, ,,,,, R I R , HARvEv -IoHNsor: FIRST STRING SECOND STRING DeLon Davenport ...,..,. .....,,.,,, ,,,,... , . .Lrfl End Thomas Tillett., .,,..,.. .i.....,...,..,. . .Left lznfi -I. B. Henderson ....,..t,, ,,...,..,...t L ff! Guard VValter Ryan ..,.,i.,... ..,...,.,.., L rf! Guard Dennis Basnightn, ,.,,,.,. ...,..i,,...,.....,,,.,. , .Center I'frvin,f:f Perry ......,. , ,.,,...... ..,.,. , ,.., , Crnirr Abner VVilliams,.. ,..., .. ..,.. Right Guard Lindbergh Holmes ,.,,,, ,,,....,..... I Cighl Guazzi Ralph Blades ...,...., ....,...,,,....... , .Right Tafhlr Leo Sweatte. ,... , ,...,. ,,.,, I Zigh1Tarle!w Shelton Alexander ..,..,......, .,,.,,..,. L eff Tackle Hilbert Harris... ,A ,.,.. ..,,.. , ,,.l,fft Tarhlf' George Brinson, ,....,...,..,... .. ...,., Right End Billy Pinner. ,. . . ,. ,. ,...,, , .,,.,, .,..Right End Bill Bright ....... ...,.. ,,,... .....,,, , B I aching Bark Dwight Sylvester, ,. ..,......,.... Rlorhing Bath Floyd Steele .... ............ , .,..,.. living Bark Elmer Raper,..,,., ..,.,.. .........,... I Virzg Bark John Copley '.,...,,.,.,......,.... ......,....,....., F ull Bark Aubrey' Heath, ,.,.,., . .i,.t. . .,..,., ,.,,. , ,, Raymond Fearing. ...........,,,......Quarlrr Bach Harold B I'lClil'l0l1SC ,......,......... Quarlrr Bath BOYS'BASKETBAf1PTEAKPHr Convlz A .V ..,....,........ A A.AAA,,.4 ,,,A,,.....,.. , , .,A ..., .....,.,A,4 K I R . H . ,XRVEY JOHNSON Dennis Basnight Harold Henderson Linwood Price Andrew Toxey George Brinson Lindbergh Holmes Bill Skinner Elliott Vllard John Copley VVayne Nlassey, Jr, Floyd Steele Bill VVOodley L . 4 . 4 -,. X , . fe W L X lf R w Lei.-- .L ., O BASEBALL'TEAh4 ..,- llffmzgw-, ..i..i........i.....,...,. . ......,. ....,., L INVVOOD PRICE ,'l,s',s'ixff111t illruzzzgrr ',,,, , ,,,,,,,i.,,i,.,,,,,, HILBERT HARRIS Corrente ii.ii...,.. i..,...,.i . ,.....ii..,... ,..,.... ...,.. A I R . HARVEY JOHNSON Shelton Alexander DeLon Davenport Douglas Holmes Tommy Barnes Philip Dixon Lindbergh Holmes Raymond Fearing jack Horton Bill Haslaett Ray Hayman Dennis Basniglit George Brinson Milford Lamb "Red" Lyons Bill VVoOdley John Copley Marvin Prosser Wesley Provo Floyd Steele Charles Wellons Abb VVilliams GIRLS, VARSITY' BASKETBALL TEAM Student fllmzrzger ....,......., . ........,T...... TT,T.. . ,. ....A ....,....T, C AROLYN AIEEKINS Coach .A..........,,,................,..,.....,.,..,...................T,TTTT..,T,.,T, ,.,., TT,TT .,,T,T . . .,,...,TT... ,,,..T.T,. ..... K I 1 s s REiaECCrx XVERB Naomi Pugh, Bernice Perry, Klary Garner, Barbara Livermzm, Evelyn Hickman, Sara Louise Garrett, lilarian Heads, Virginia Hriekhouse, Beulah Parker, Jasmine Rohanna, Edith Cartwright, Doris Russell. Valerie Byrd, Kliekey Klarkland. 10 XVinQ-6 Losses CLASS T THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT XVe, the Senior Class of 1944, being of sound mind and body, declare this to be our last will and testament. VVe, knowing how hard it is to get our cherished diplomas, humbly bequeath the following: ARTICLE I To all students who still struggle through : a. The privilege of having the upstairs floors fixed. b. The honor of remaining with our dear, sweet, beautiful teachers. c. The pleasure of seeing the green freshmen wander around the halls wondering what the score is! d. The excitement of yet "blowing up" the chemistry lab. ARTICLE II To all underelassmen.' a. The honor of being looked up to.C ?j b. The privilege of rising to higher ranks in name, if nothing else! ARTICLE III To those lovable juniors, we leave with joy: a. The honor of making everyone stand up for you. b. The pleasure of having the Junior-Senior given in your honor. c. The headaches and heartaches of managing student publications. d. Our privileges we were so kindly granted. ARTICLE IV To the speeihed persons we generously give: a. Claire Love's athletic ability to Barbara Liverman. b. Deanie leaves "lNIaud" to the mercy of all the wolverines of the freshman class. c. Chic, lXfIac, and Duck leave their short skirts, long sweaters, and glamorous hair-dos to Genevieve Piland, Joann Pinner and Barbara Chandler. d. Isabelle VVhaley leaves her energy to Abb IVilliams. e. Nada Pugh leaves her brilliance to Lanier VVhite. f. Andrew Toxey leaves his crew cut to Fred Galton. g. IVilliam lXIelson insists that his manly physique go to John "Aland" Copley. h. Anne Klae honors Billie hleggs with her flirting technique. i. Illary Garner leaves her baby face and ways to Billy Pinner. J. And last but not least, our Senior Brexy and our Student Body Prexy, Raymond Fearing and Raymond Sheely, leave their dark beauty to -loe Smith and Lewis l-looper. Signed and attested this first day of December in the year of our Lord. Teymfon- AUDREY DAWSON l1'in1rssv.v.- 'PEGGY CHESSON ,IEA N O L' TLAVV s 4 K :L . 4. U 5.': 4 - A 'Pa '. YT . i L .5-'os gifrf, 3 I have found zz 'very great number of exceedingly beautiful theorems."-Fermat. u DeL0n Davenport Isabelle Whaley Dennis Basnight Seniord of Uhe year f ff X I Most Sludious Madge Williams Calvin Kirby Us o C1 W e Nix. .1 111151 Sybil Liverman Bill White il: 'PRX ' 4-f "- Best Looking Annie Mae Gregory Tommy Barnes Best Personality Kitty Io Beasley Shelton Alexander ' '5 agf, i Bos! Dressfd Mary Frances McPherson Thomas Thompson -if JFYF, ifgl'-if' '44 Mos! Origfinal 5 Audrey Brickhouse A Nlarion Ambrose cf' Most Brilliant Carolyn Meekins Andrew Toxey Jffif N a '24 f l -1 Q 'Nj ,' v . Qf elf .1 at X 1' K V, 4, fl x.,, . P wb 'ifxgllivf' , ' A-as fx 5,11-. ' - .k A. "-'. .. Mos! Athletic Naomi Pugh Floyd Steele ff l 'L l ll .Must Po,hz1lm' VVilmz1 llolt Raymond Fearing ww 1 .la I , F ml 'f xkgi- ' 1 , , .. X , ' f N: ,, I V f' 13' ll XX 21 II S HM 4, l Rf Y! K YMLYLJ, Q V Af!! Q' . ,- Jvlost Talentrd Nada Pugh Leslie VValdorf 'TSVN lf, ,,,l. R JM, -. I ' l ' ' Wi l Q ff 1 lfuqrlg l I ,J W 6,1 V,,w,5 1-:xv s I W 1 1 , f :ll l 53 A ,qi - QKQLE-'J '- - .J-L' iv fllost Dfpcndalzlw Evelyn Askew Raymond Sheely U, ll .L J ML .5 ,is 1 P17111 . 'r ' 'ffl' FWF: J ' Em--.., V , 1 1-"j"'T?,Lf"g:'ffl P- wif ,Rl o 12' J' "Y -AA, , , : ww 'fvsvv "--my ...,,N5-man. i ,mrwmm l v WQZBHQM Wgjvmw , Wikia! Gkfhwim VM :wiVw"WI PM-aw Q, fwmpw. ga. ,mwyzf-Q "i-...,,-. -was 'L l SENIOR CLASS PLAY "l3RO'I'I-HCR GOOSEH Iimwmrx ,S,,,., Miss josuz HARDING Mas. YV. D. XVHITE Pfomptvr .....,.SS,. .SSS,.... C LAIRE Loviz C1151 Kitty -lo Beasley Gibbs Livernian Naomi Pugh Carolyn Ilill Audrey Dawson Frances Twiforcl -lo Hanna VVilma Holt Rayxnon Cl Sheely Vxiilliam Melson Isabelle llfhaley JUNIOR CLASS PLAY-"GABRIEL IILOXV YOUR HORN" Ilzrvrtor ...........iiL Li,.LL,,, .,.. .........,..................,.L,i.., ,,,,,. . ,.,,,.,........,,..............,.........,,..,.,.i.L.i. i.i,,. . , IX I I IRS. XVILNIA FLOOD Cast: Linwood Price, Carolyn Raulf, Anna limb, Lilly Haskett, G. B. Randolph, Winifred Jones, Maxine Liverman, Eddie Owens, Bobby Swain, Beverly Markham, Rosslyn Bundy, and Fred Galton. Business Manager, Evangeline Aydlettg Costumes and Prompter, Carolyn Culpepper, Advertisement, Kathryn Alexander and Edna Palmer. ll! ,,-ef. cry '- N N42 A 47? AQ L' MW? i 'H-mg, , .N ,' J' . 'f 1-,f sg, E 95 f .y M y N SW ' N N, A ? 455.0 x X Q x 'Q vs 7 X A W 'C aa 4 25 gm K' I I J ,.'ff,w:3 Q, 4, MVB g ' J V g if fx , W 42:1-xjifi w .,.- f ,V ,Q , - ILQU, ig. , 1' ' AA'L'V'v vzflb I ef wxqwm 35 F 'z A 4 ' .Q Q VX f'EN,Rf 1+-' X -:I , L ifmeb. " rf X , Vs ' I ix X K.,XN.v .txfx L KV f , .,,- W Q y.jwgQ f gxyg, , i f 4 2 , in , X 2 . " H , .nf ' -,- 'f Q33-. " , W ,I W' Q R , gina? ' .ug K -fi P4 ' ' 'Sal' '. J f , ,xy 4: -N. if :IA f -f ' , xfgj li fa 1 1 .r, rg, A 1 I v.., . . .,,' ,Q .1 as . ,, ...ad E -tl we E fi K. CLASS PROPHECY Elizabeth City, North Carolina ' june 1, 196-l DEAR N ADA: In your last delightful letter, you asked me what has happened to the class of '4-l. lVell, I'll just tell you all about last night. You see, Mr. McCracken, now an aged yet lively old man, called a reunion of the class of '4-l and everyone came but you. lVe were all heartbroken not to see your cherubic little face there, but we understood. VVe had a wonderful time nevertheless. g The gala affair was held at the lVhaley's Astoria, a really ritzy joint, with Raymond Slheely, Vice-President of the United States, presiding. I still think he'd be President if Roosevelt wasn't. Anyhow, after an elegant duck dinner we settled back with a tooth-pick and a full tummy and began telling of our adventures in the big bad world. Everyone had his turn, beginning with Isabelle VVhaley, now lllrs. David Collins. Isabelle told us she finally graduated from office girl to principal of the high school- after Nlr. 1XIcCracken and llliss lVIcClees had retired, of course. She loves the job and hopes some day to be superintendent. Though a little plumper, Izzy's just as attractive and full of giggles as ever. Teaching physical education in the school is Peggy Bright, nee Chesson. This rather surprised us but we took it on the chin. Peggy and Bill have been divorced eight times but always go back together. Next our eyes rested on Glennor Culpepper, who's married to VVilliam lVIelson. Glennor is a very domestic wife, with two children, Glennie and VVillie. VVilliam is a preacher! Yep, it's true. In snappy uniforms were five young ladies who had followed a lifelong ambition to be a nurse. These angels of mercy were llilary Garner, -lean and June Springer, Joanne Baker, and lN'Iarthanne VVingate. They told us of their adventures in hospitals- which I wonlt repeat. Andrew Toxey, looking very handsome in his tux, thrilled us by singing "No Dough. No Nothing." Cf course, you know hels called Frank Sinatra the second. All of us girls screamed and fainted. Five minutes later, the pandemonium ceased, and we continued. Sitting with his blushing bride was Floyd Steele. Floyd is garbage collector of this fair city, believe it or not. He says this has always been his highest ambition-and he loves the job. Oh yes-the blushing bride is Naomi Pugh, who sells lingerie in Belk- Tylers. They looked radiant with happiness. A celebrity in our midst was Annie llflae Gregory, now a glamorous star. VVhen the whistling stopped, she told us of her latest movie, Annie illnv mm' the Forty lVolws. She smiled sweetly when we complimented her on her strapless, backless, sleeveless dress and said Frances Twiford had designed it. VVe turned to Frances Twiford, now a famous dress designer, who shyly acknowl- edged our praise. Frances had married and divorced eight Hollywood playboys. She now seemed to have her eyes on Raymond Fearing. Boopie, charming as ever, though still sadly in need of a hair cut, was star football and baseball player of the college he attended-pardon me-zs attending. I believe he's still a senior and a wow with the women. Next came Wilma Dean Holt who writes the lovelorn column in the New York Times. Deanie, despite numerous proposals, has remained single-simply because she couldn't make up her mind. Dougie lValdorf, who traveled from Africa, told us of his adventures in the jungles B2 Z' with wild animals. His most unusual hobby is catching wild animals and training them for his circus. VVe admitted this must be quite a job and admired Dougie's brave- ness. He looked quite cute with his curled mustache. VVorking in Dougiels circus are Thomas Tiller and Faye Bateman. Thomas, who weighs a mere three hundred pounds, is the fat man. Faye is the snake charmer! It came as quite a surprise to all of us. But snake charmer she is and a pretty one too! Claire Love, who married lid on her eighteenth birthday, is Raymond's secretary. She had on a carrot yellow evening dress and for some reason didn't look like the Claire I knew. Oh! It just dawned on me! Claire had dyed her hair black and had on artificial eyelashes. Ed must have liked her that way. Next our eyes turned to Bill VVhite. VVe sat forward eagerly to hear of his life. HI," said Bill, "have been traveling through the world explaining ICinstein's theory." VVe looked at him in utter amazement. But it was true! XVhen Bill was twenty, he told us, he had the misfortune of being hit on the head by a brick. YVhen he woke up, he discovered he understood everything. He is known as "The YVorld's Most Brilliant lXIan.H The charming couple sitting on Bill,s left side were those two love-birds of the senior class. Remember! lNIary Frances and DeLon Davenport. Of course they are married. DeLon was a four-star general in the second world war and now is retired. llac was a XVAVE. They now have five children and are the picture of a happy married couple. Tommy Barnes, believe it or not, is a star of Broadway! Hels positively the hand- somest thing you've ever seen. Though any female in the world would be only too willing, Tommy has remained single. I could rave about his looks all night but I won't. Ahhh! There were quite a few stenographers in the crowd-Louise Hollomon, Louise Cartwright, Ivlargie Everton, Evelyn Askew, and Florence Burgess. All of these girls are working for Shelton Alexander, President of the Helicopter Company and a millionaire. VVho'd ever have thought it of him? QIt's rumored that lXIrs. Clinkscalcs designed the original planed The brilliant senior, Bernice Perry, fooled us all by being the star of the Zeigneld Follies. Her fame is widespread and she has been voted the Gypsy Rose Lee of 196-l. VVe asked her to demonstrate her act but she refused. Thomas Robbins is now a magician. Can you imagine it? He can read minds too, he told us, and proceeded to tell us what Audrey Dawson, seated on his left, was think- ing. It was quite interesting. Her thoughts were "Should I have spanked Dennis Jr. for pulling the cat's tail this morning?" VVasn't that sweet? Audrey, now INfIrs. Dennis Basnight, is teacher of the kindergarten here. The children are all crazy about her and she said she loves her job. In her spare moments Audrey drives the Coca-Cola truck for her daddy. Dennis takes in washing. "I don't mind," he said, "I,ve never had a dissatisfied customerf' VVe admitted this was quite a record. "Though I get dishpan hands some- times," he added sadly. There were quite a few authors among us last night. Audrey Brickhouse, lllavis Stallings, lNIadge VVilliams, Jo Hanna, Henry Thornton, Calvin Kirby, and Klarion Tuttle. I was quite surprised at that. Audrey writes murder stories, llavis is the poet, Madge wrote the new history book used in nearly all schools, jo writes stories of love and romance Chave you read Fresh and Frantic? Quite goodllj. Henry wrote Your Cookbook, Calvin is the proud author of lfow To Do the Hufa in Ten Easy Lessons, while Marion claims authorship of The Girl lffho Chezced Her Finger-nails. Jean Outlaw is teaching jitterbug lessons to anyone who is interested. She married james Butler and I hear they scrap so often that their neighbors have all moved away. 1. james runs the largest beauty parlor in this fair city. IVould you ever dream such a thing could happen? Shapely Sybil Liverman owns and runs "Sybil's 'liavernf' This is a ritzy nightclub whose fame is widely known. IVorking in this high class joint are Evelyn Gray, Doris Sample, Klarian Kleads and Xvalter Ryan. XValter is chef in the tavern. You should sink your teeth into one of his steaks. Ida Liskey, our petite blonde, now runs the city zoo. She's particularly fond of the apes. I' I hey remind me so much of my friends," she quipped. Say! IVasn't I her friend? Hmm. Klaybe that wasn't so funny. llorgan Evans, all dressed up in his uniform, told us about his experiences as a cop. I hey were all very thrilling, really. I always thought he should be a copy or something like that because he was such an efficient safety patrol member in school. Kitty .lo Beasley, married to Eddie Albertson, is living in California, where Eddie is chopping down the giant redwoods. She is a very meek, obedient wife and loves her manly husband devotedly. Isn't that the sweetest thing you ever heard of? Shirley jackson, decked in mink, informed us of her marriage to jo Q. Vanderkilr, the multi-millionaire. She's living a life of luxury and loving it. hlildred Looney is her chic maid. She married Thomas Thompson, Shirley's chauffeur. All three were pleased with the arrangement. Next we gave our attention to Nina Sawyer, who is a radio serial actress. She dramatically flashed her diamonds at us Cgifts from her many admirersl and said she was very happy, thank you, and now she must leave . . . she had a date. Carolyn Kleekins, a proud grandmother, didn't say a word about herselfg all she talked about were the bright sayings of her grandchildren. It seems she has twelve. Although she has white hair, she is still as attractive as ever. Next, Gibbs Liverman, head job printer of Thr Daily fldfurzrzfe, said bashfully that he and Mickey Rlarkland were going to be married after the reunion that night. VVe all cheered and drank a toast to them. lNIickey's blush was very becoming and you really should have seen the way they looked at each other. XVe decided not to bother them further. Alma VVard, llillicent XVilliams, Elizabeth Cooper, Betty lylorgan and Roberta Paris are all Powers lllodels. Ol Gosh! It seems that they are voted five of the ten most well-dressed women in America and are pin-up girls of every lad with an eye for beauty. VVhat an honor, what girls! Yipee! Beside these girls, of course, were several of the Hwolvesu of the past senior class-- Alfred Sawyer, for one. XVhen he could keep his eyes off Roberta, he told us he was a farmer. He raises soy beans only and has made a fortune. Roscoe VVhite, Linwood Long, Frank lVIcPherson, and Elliott Ward combined their talents and now run a ladies, dress shop. This is the most popular dress shop in town, naturally, with such irresistible managers. Playing for the reunion were Douglas Holmes, hlarion Ambrose and Calvin Hill. They had a musical career and are known as " I'he I'hree Corn-Slingersf' Ihey were quite good, however. VVell, Nada, next they asked me what 1'd been doing! It was really quite embarrass- ing but as the others had been such good sports I couldn't refuse. So I told them! Do you think I'll ever live it down? It's really a shame you couldn't get here for the big brawl but I guess this letter will almost make up for it-though you really should see the folks. And by the way, since you're editor of Night Life, why don't you print this? To be sure, this class is famous. especially Vice-President Sheely, so why don't you? Ever thine, CAROLYN H. HILL ik -ng L, ff M N! va ' N, - i 'img' ' X af .0-1 gt? :iw 'lr . 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NW 'DI 'Facts and f5gu res! Put 'em down!" -Charles Dickens I L02 V 9 2 C It t f EXTRA STRENGTH E 5 omp imen S 5 3 ALBEMARLE DELICIOUS FLAVGR Q 5 BUILDING sf LOAN 3 ASS'N. 2 3 "We H elp Folks H elp X'i.,j EI l:,,Q+ 3 E Themselves." O x V 3 W. BEN GOODWIN, Sec'y Treas. 4 3 3 We sponsor and promote Thrift oorgifds cwconv E 3 and Home Ownership. Q ' 5 5 503 E. Main street J 5 3 Buy More War Bonds 3 Phone 012 and Stamps E 5 5 5 Q 5 3 Mill, Plumbing and Congratulations, 3 arin i 5 E M e Suppl QS Graduates and Q Q Machinists and Best Wishes! E 3 Founders E 3 - E . . 3 3 3 SANDERS COMPANY RUCKER SL SHEELY 3 Q COMPANY S 5 Water, Pearl and Poindexter H I I H U 5 Streets Elizabeth City s Best Store 5 3 Where boys and girls find what E 3 Elizabeth City, N. C. they like to Wear, E '-05 C04 905 05 Q E 3 W 3 5 Z3 mg C3 pq UU IX! Q ' 5 5 -3 S Q gy-1 'JU O 'Q N' ' :U 3 S Q 2. 3 5 3 U, Q 3 - 'Q 3: ' 'U A 0 5' o 5 S3 ' nb +4 5 E 2 5 2 5 gg P1 2' 3 3 M! 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C. 0 E 9 Q 5 5 5 III I W I I 5 Complimc nts of I 5 fr ? 'Y 5 5 CULPEPPER MOTGR f 1 5 COMPANY If I oI' tl 5 2 BUICK and PONTIAC I I 2 Q Dealers , l, VV 1' f-, jg in 5 Telephone 306 . " 5 5 ELIZABETH CITY, N. C. , if 'a,ll I E 6 Compliments of f ' 5 LOUIS SEL 1 9 6 Estabnshed 1882 3, It 3 5 "Elizabeth City's Leading Jeweler" f R 5 Nl 5 2 404 E. Main street ' fl W, 5 Elizabeth City, N. C. b ,V f 1 3 CRYSTAL ICE EC? COAL CORPCRATION ICE AND COAL Telephones 16 and 716 Compliments of E A355253 ansr. X E , !fiE1'l9 ggiffl . D , D E h T E diff-5. CIE ll 1-15 ,RNS J-- .,' .. , ELIZABETH CITY ELIZABETPI CITXCN C NORTH CAROLINA Member Federal Reserve System Fede1al Deposit Insurance Corp Fmancial Headquarters Since 1891" I0-00020100-00 00'1-0C-02-0'-00-0'v1020l7f00f0N0Ph7C0110l-01C0110'J 2-0"0'0'0H-02'0'2'-0wQ P7201 'JNQ'-0'W04 205'-01 L0'N01'-0'2'-0"4'02b02'0P'-7'0'2'0P'-0N0"'02'00'0"2016'2h0l'-04'01'-0N01'0'5l-0W'010'01'016'1'0'0f-0'1l0N0162 5 5 6 9 5 5 5 5 S 5 5 5 9 5 5 5 Compliments of GLOBE FISH COMPANY Wholesale F R E S H F I S H Elizabeth City, N. C. Our Best Wishes and Heartiest Congratulations to the Senior Class of 1944 PELL PAPER BOX COMPANY, Inc. Elizabeth City, N. C. 9 9 5 5 5 6 9 5 9 9 9 5 6 S 5 5 9 5 9 9 5 E E S 5 S 101'-05'-02 10210510217 '-01 '01204 H702 010:00 000 '02'-01 65102201 68044-0562 1-7'-01 '01'0'H'01'-01 1-0W'0'v f-02h01l0'2 Q Q Q Q Q 5 Q E Q 5 9.0. 6' Va,-I-if -'-r- . 1 E Q 1 04' ml ' f.,."'f' ' .1 1: 'xwwii fff . 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PYIOUQ 284 3 5 -- 5 5 5 5 5 5 E 5 5 5 5 5 E WISH to express our sincere appre- 5 3 oiation to everyone Who has contributed, 3 5 in any Way, toward making this, the 3 3 1944 edition of The Spotlight possible. Q 5 5 2 -THE sPoTLIGHT STAFF 3 5 5 v 201'-01 0201000000 10W'01 0 1010 201'0'1h01'01 '01l01f01'01201 201 70100 Compliments of F OREMAN - DERRICKSCN VENEER COMPANY Iizcovrpomted Elizabeth City, N. C. - Telephone 199 Manufacturers of Plywood Furniture Panels Plywood Shipping Cases dquarters for Wire Stitched Pine - Stave Potato Barrels and Pea Baskets 09 5 Q S S 9 9 9 5 9 9 5 5 6 5 9 5 5 5 9 5 9 9 9 5 5 5 9 5 E C l e t f ' The Great Omplm. n S 0 . 9 Atl t. d Pa me Your Radio Station 5 3.11 1C all C vv C N C Tea C0mp9fny -'The voice of Elizabeth City" 5 9 Compliments of Cverman SL Stevenson 3 Jennette Fruit and "Drugs With a Reputation" 5 PI'0duCQ 514 East Main Street 3 2 Victory Garclen Headquarters! , , Fr1sloy's Studio 5 Buxton White Seed Co. Q l U p , H "Photographs Live Forever" 9 The L1ve Seed House Q 5 Compliments of Compliments of g Albemarle Cut Rate Dr. H. A. Thorson D 5 rugs 5 CHIROPRACTOR A WALGREEN AGENCY 5 5 5 Compliments of CO1T1pliIT1S1'll'.S of 3 Pipkin SL CC1'1t1"2t1 Cafe 5 Compliments of 5 The Aydlett Products Co. 5 S Packers of 5 THE FAMOUS FOODS 5 CHEESE SANDWICHES 3 GOOD LUCK! Compliments of E . W. O. Bauer Sz Son . M. G. Morrisette Q WATCHMAKERS 5 9 5 Compliments of Compliments of Q R A U L F ' s Economy Auto Supply CLEANERS and TAILORS 5 5 0 0 0 0 0 W 0 E 5 6 5 5 6 5 6 5 6 6 5 5 5 5 6 6 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 6 6 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 6 6 5 5 5 5 5 5 'avi TIONS RY 0 A W W 0 S M S N u W M E M mm MW M 0 WMU R - L 4 PM VM 0 0 I d G M C f 4 E W 0 0 W M N M R O 9 Wm h 0 0 T 0 t O 1 M im 0 - A b M C M VE 0 B H E D H 0 E S A 0 HEARTI THE 6 6 5 5 6 5 6 5 5 5 5 5 6 5 5 5 5 5 6 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 A 0 0 0 0 0 6 0 0 0 0 M 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 W '7G0'2'02'-0'1'01'-0420i646'w0' C04 600 '0'l-7b0410N01'0'f'-0'40'2'-01'?f?'0"Q00-0'i'0'1'-0N0'1'01f-0vf740i'02'01'-761l0'2401'02l-7f0v6'v'?40420l10210'1 9 5 9 THE R. S. JORDAN COMPANY BEST WISHES! PLUMBING, HEATING ELIZABETH CITY ...and... CHAMBER OF ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS Located on WATER STREET flove me babyJ FOREMAN M. C. 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