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

Page 24 text:

Chapter II IUNIORS S .. f-.5 ,.. U ? A 5 .0 mmmwy1fffn111ffy11,,,,,,Z Wig, f JUNIOR 2 BM! - CARNIVAL 2 l XX f A I f N 0 lllbld 001.4 g K Q X :X 2 Y X' I . X ' Af Huh R I N ' ki J' 4 f 7 'x ' X 5 Y x MV y l 1 l , f lt X Ny N X X v Kg V :W XX . K uw ,. f A KW ' fy gl-5---, JZ 4- l' ,,.-1 , A- -- A ' !,. I X, . . it 1 li if 4-., Y I - 2' -- 4 ' ' f ' f li' Y I E.E l

Page 26 text:

PAUL STEVENSON . President KATHARIN'E Woo1uLEi' . . Secretary NEIL HENDFRSON Vice-President NANCY DAWSON . . Treasurer At the end of our junior year we look back over a very bright and happy three years of E.C.H.S. life. It seems only yesterday when we were the green little freshmen in the midst of a new faculty, new school, new friends and new subjects. XVe remember vividly that sophomore year. After all, who could forget that daily bout with biology? Then at last the memorable junior year cameg we became the upperclassmen. W'e gave a junior play that was hard work but so much fun! Then we gave the traditional junior carnival, and made it bigger and gayer than ever before. Finally, we topped everything by honoring the seniors at the biggest event of the year, the junior- senior banquet and dance. This was the year when we were asked to join the honor clubs and received their initiations. But the seniors were rather nice to us and they weren't so bad. Our activities, curricular and extra- curricular, kept us busy every minute but we loved it. That's what made junior days so much fun. Our memories of this year are wonderful ones, but won't we be glad when next year comes and at last we become seniors. 22