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

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N Ni' li MEMORIES GF FRESI-IMEN DAYS F5 W' -QW XVcren't those happy days we spent on the Poor freshmen! Bet you won,t ever forget beach at Nags Head? that first day of school! The freshman girls get the works on It's a long, hungry wait at the line in the initiation dayf' lunchroom each day. Are these girls posing pretty, or just We had so much fun at our first dance in acting silly? E.C.I-I.S. The Student Council gave it for us. 'W 15 7

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MRS. N. E. AYDLETTS HOME ROOM Firxl role, left fo rigfafz Beverly Theus, Willis Brice, Donna ,lean Burgess, Roy Askew, seeretaryg Earlene Hastings, treasurer: Phyllis Gregory, vice-president: Joe Lamb, presi- dentg Dcloris Sawyer, Dallas Perry. Sl'l'UlItl l'UlL'I Mrs. Aytllett, Doris Markham, Betty Jean Staples, Mary Elizabeth Bright, Williaiii Burgess, Curtis D. Albertson, Mono Fox, johnny Parker, Bobby Brothers, Fay Smith, Frank Gibson, Robert Dowdy. Tlzlril l'UlL'I Carol Armstrong, Ivan D, Meekins, Roy Forbes, Harry Seeley, XY'iley Page, Helen Harwarcl, Goldie Forehand, Leon Briekhouse, Myra Smith, Betty Holland Bell, Yvonne Burgess. MISS IONES' HOME ROOM Iiiril mug lwf! lr, right: Quinton Onley, Lois Lerman, Kenneth Miller, viee-president: Verna Austin, secretary: Forrest Simons, president, Amelia DePaee, treasurer, ,Ieannette Tucker, Don Meekins, lfclwarcl Cowell. Srmml Voir: Miss jones, Rita Sawyer, Phyllis Price, ,loyce Xvelstecl, lzarlene Sawyer, Miles lfvans, Curtis Pipkin, Betty Ioyee W'haley, Prank Leary, Virgie Forbes, Deloris Cahoon. Third Voir: Shirley Harris, Richard Collier, Curtis Brick- house, Bert Smith, Ray Pipkin, Duke Wliite, Harry Collier, Fred Colston, jr., Shirley Mason, Aileen Burgess, Doris Forbes. fl!7.ll'IIf fVIlHl jiirflzir: Katherine Harrison, Dorothy Lawrence. I'

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OFFICERS BILLY PAPPILNDICK President NANNETTE SYLVESTER Vice-President CAROLYN FINCK Secretary CLAY FQRLMAN Treasurer SOPHOMQRES It was an exciting day-our first day as Sophomores of E.C.I-I.S. You see, this time we weren't on the receiving end of first day initiations. It was fun to see the freshies shriek and shout as we, oh, so artistically applied various shades of lipstick. How nice to no longer be the baby class of E.C.H.S. Our work in extra curricular activities increased this year. Besides belonging to all the clubs open to us we worked on the student council, The LOIltI'Sl7l'l1lQt'1', SPOTLIGHT, and the safety patrol. Some of the athletic stars came from this class and many of us were band and glee club members. Each Wednesday night at Teen Tavern we were there and at all the street dances too. We found out they were lots of fun. But everything wasn't play. We worked too. Who'd ever forget biology? I bet we'll remember those frogs and worms we dissected when we're a hundred. We struggled with Shakes- peare, too, in this our sophomore year. But despite the work, wasn't it fun? In the years to come some of our pleasantest memories will probably be of sophomore days. 16