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

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MRS. CRAWLEY'S HOME ROOM Firxf row, left fo right: Helen McCullen, Carolyn Russell, Joe Gregory, Margaret Ann Jackson, president, Phyllis Lou Moger, vice-president, Carolyn Fink, seeretaryg Florence Meredith, treasurer, Kathleen Berry, Essie Mae james. Secomf row: Mrs. Crawley, Audrey Godfrey, Mirian Marie Jackson, Curtis Perry, Betty Carol Ryman, Charles Cuthrell, Victor Bright, William Morgan, Shirley Spruill, Madge Evans. Third rnzr: Johnny Warcl, Carwile Leroy, Robert Forbes, Billy Ray Thompson, XVirgm:1n Morrisette, Allan Ray Sawyer, Dewey Burgess, Charles Willialiis, Gilbert Davenport. A!7Sf'llf from pii'l11r4': Clarence Roughton, Marlene Deering, lfrma Sawyer. MRS. FLOOD'S HOME ROOM First row, left to riglof: Lorna Staples, Marion Askew, secretaryg Carolyn Johnson, treasurer, Sonja Tobiason, presidentg Billy Pappendiek, vice-presidentg Clara Mae Harris, Maxie Owens, Harriett Jennings, Venona Long, Sally Sedgewiek. Second row: Mrs. Flood, Patricia Austin, Doris Harris, Doris Morgan, Rita Gray, jane Singletary, Bill Sawyer, Edith Smith, Gladys Marie Kight, Marie Berry, Carolyn Gilden, Delores Stone. Tbiril mir: Snooks Evans, Alton Dunbar, Van Umphlett, Leslie Thompson, Warren Jennette, Gilbert Spitzer, Elbert Rhodes, Melick Williaiims. Abreu! from fJfl'fIll'l'C June Phyllis Cole.

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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

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MISS TUCKER'S HOME ROOM l l Ifirif mug lvff io rigfyl: Charlotte Brockwell, Tim Squires, Cynthia Ward, Patsy Pool Pappendick, president, Jimmy Wallace, secretary, jimmy Prescott, vice-president, Barbara Ray Roughton, treasurer: Signe Tobiason, Lois Armstrong, Raburn Cohoon. Seroml role: Miss Tucker, Rose Price, Mary Tarkington, Nora Hughes, Patricia Miller, Ann Burgess, Edith Riggs, ,limes Bell, Frank Spitzer, Delo'es Gaskins, Ray Burgess, Thomas White, Wendell Hartley. Tluiril row: Vernon Burgess, Lem Blades, Donald Bennett, Henry Ownley, Arthur Leary, Robert Drake, Billy Spencer, jim Kern, George jewel, Charles Brown, Don Etheridge, Norman Brickhouse. 1T!7Xl'IIf from flirflzref Doris Garrett. MRS, TURNER'S HOME ROOM lfiizil mu.', lwff fo rigfnf: Ida Melelle Gallop, julian Lane, Clay Foreman, president: Nannette Sylvester, secretary, Marvourleen W'inslow, treasurerg Mack Fletcher, Selma W'inslow, ,Iulian Selig, Llr. Srrumf mu: Mrs. Turner, Lois Spence, Billy Jennette, Billy Liverman, Clyde Voliva, Gordon Miller, George Scott, Robert Rhodes, Daisy Benton, Mary Elizabeth Eulcher, Wiliiia Speight, Lessie james. Tfairrl rout Agnes Rohanna, Angela Poulos, Ann Winfree, William Beacham, Taylor Hines, Jack Whitehurst, joseph McPherson, Harry Umphlett, Axie Davis. Abxenf from pir1'urz': Janet Daniels, vice-president.