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

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juniors whose piffzzrcfs James Bell Ray Burgess Ra-burn do not appear: Dewey Burgess Vernon Burgess Thomas CLASS .OF 'FIFTY ONE 4. Mary Tarkington Billy Thompson Leslie Thompson Signe Tobiason Sonja Tobiason Charles Tucker Harry Umphlett Van Umphlett Clyde Voliva Jimmy Wfallace Cynthia Wfard Johnny Ward Charles Williams Melick Williams Ann Winfree Marvourleen Winslow Selma Winslow Thomas White Jack Whitehurst Cahoon Donald Etheridge Cox Dennett Rinson

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Elbert Rhodes Robert E. Rhodes Edith Riggs Agnes Rohanna Barbara Roughton Carolyn Russell Betty Carol Ryman Allan Sawyer Erma Sawyer NWilliam Sawyer George Scott Sally Sedgwick Julian W. Selig, Jr. Edith Smith Wfilma Speight Lois Spence Billy Spencer Frank Spitzer Gilbert Spitzer Shirley Spruill Tim Squires Lorna Lee Staples Dolores Stone Nannette Sylvester j Win 4 Y , is IUNIORS

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X Prcsifzleuf Vice-Ihfesiflcvzt Secretary Treaszzreif REDWELL FORBES JOHN HALL AMELIA DEPACIE IQENNETH MILLER CHARACTERS . . Hard WV0l'l1il7g Soplaomores UQ SETTING ...... . ..... E. C. H. S. TIME . . When we are 110 longer fbe baby class REDXVELL FORBES: JOHN HALL: AlN1ELIA DEPACE: KENNETH MILLER: REDXVELL FORBES: JOHN HALL: AMELIA DEPACE: KENNETH MILLER: of E. C. H. s. At last we are on our second year in High School! We have been struggling along for the past ten years. If we continue our struggles, we will soon reach our goals. Our class has had the privilege of joining many clubs. Several of our students have joined the Future Teachers of America Club. Good luck to those students as future teachers. Students from our class have taken part in plays, sponsored by the Dramatics Club. We know that these great actors have had fun practicing for those enjoyable plays. Others have had fun while fixing characters' faces, so that the plays were more effective. Many of us have learned how to operate various machines in the Audio- Visual Club. This club has helped the school, as well as its members. Other clubs in which we could have membership were American Junior Red Cross, Music Club, Travel Club, Athletic Association, Future Homemakers of America, Glee Club, and SPOTLIGHT Club. Some of our subjects were biology, algebra, Latin, world history, science, and English. However, only English and biology were our required subjects. We shall never forget how we performed the opera- tions on the various animals in the lab. Some of us will long remember Julius Caesar, whom we studied about in English and Latin. Our activity classes were physical ed, SPOTLIGHT, band, shop, home economics, and' glee club. I Students, we have just two more years before we shall march down the isle of graduation! ' ------ L Y'F' ' A 'H' ig 1