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

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Prourfh We lvmmi M14 and Mil! Elziabeib C107 I-H NANCY DAXVSON NE11 HENDERSON Proudly we present Mr. and Miss Elizabeth City Hi! Folks, meet Miss Nancy Dawson and Mr. Neil Henderson. It is an honor of utmost distinction to be selected by your classmates as Mr. and Miss. Each year two students, a boy and a girl, from the Senior Class take these. Scholar- ship, character, sportsmanship and leadership are traits students seek in persons to whom they bestow this honor. 35

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WOODLEY WRIGHT, H. WRIGHT, M. f 'EV iv ' af ,' ,Y -wi! Each year the Senior Class has the privilege of selecting its mascots. This year we have chosen little Tommy Brock and Millie Moore. Tommy is the son of Mr. and Mrs. EI. K. Brock and Millie is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Moore, At graduation these two people lead the graduates in the proeessional and recessional marches. 34 KATIIERINE CANIILLA WOODLEY Sweet and beautiful as anyone can see And dom:stic as a housemaid or a bride-to-be. Photography Club 23 H. R. Vice-President 23 President S. C. Secretary 3, Jr. Red Cross 3g Loudspeaker Staff Band 5, 4, S5 Class Treasurer 4g National Honor Society Sq Tri-Hi-Y S. HO'WLAND FEARING XVRIGHT l'Scum is quite a character of E. C. H. S. With fun and good humor he meets every test. H. R. President lg Dancing Ciub 23 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 Officer 4, Sq Music Appreciation Club ig Key Club S. MARVELANE WRIGHT Slow to move, fast to make friends, Easy to like, and full of giins. Commercial Club 5.

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Presiclerzz' Vice-Presidenz' Secretary Treasurer BILLY JENNETTE PHYLLIS MOGER MARVOURLEEN WINsI.ow PATRICIA AUSTIN IU IoRs CHARACTERS . . . . Overjoyea' juniors SETTING . . ....... . . . E. C. H. S. TIME . . . The presenf, during sevenifa period BILLY! QCMOJOJQI MARVE, PATH: BILLY: UMOJOQS. IIMARVE, PAT,': in Geometry class Whew! After all those long tedious years of studyC?j, we've finally crawled up the ladder of success to be upperclassmen. Boy, We have come a long way since we were first splashed with per- fume and smeared with shoe polish when We first entered high school. I'm so glad we are through struggling with worms, frogs, hypotenuses, and the Battle of Bunker Hillg but now we'll have to wrestle with chemistry, physics, and advanced algebra. Isn't it wonderful to think that our faces, personalities and characters adorn the honor clubs, i.e., National Honor Society, Hi-Y, Tri-H-Y, and the Quill and Scroll. We have worked hard to make them. We surely had a whiz-bang of a junior play! Remember the hard work and fun of the carnival? And, um-m we danced ,til dawn in swishing-swirling skirts and tuxedos on the night of our Junior-Senior. We've worked hard and had a lot of fung I wouldn't trade my junior year for anything in the world! ta-.