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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1951 volume:

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S. lHBlE lll CUlllElllS The Plantation Page The Masters Page The Overseers Page The Southern Belles and Their Beaux Page The Slaves Page Activities in the South Page The Southern Gazette Page Our Southern Markets Page 5 2 7 8 14 40 56 lOO H2 School Administration Teachers Seniors Underclassmen Activities Features Advertisements HRD lll lliUSlEES Left to right: Dr. H. E. Butler, W. R. Gordon, C. O, Brockwell, J. C. Sawyer, chairman, W. A. Worth, E. C. Funderburk, secretary, G. C. Spence, J. C. Abbott. Absent from picture: Dr. J. H. Bonner. To the members of the Elizabeth City Board of Graded School Trustees we would express our heartfelt and sincere gratitude. We appreciate their unselfish and untiring efforts toward securing better educational facilities for our city. Our admiration, respect and love go to the men who do so much to shape the destiny of E. C. H. S. 6 EARL C. FUNDERBURK Superintendent A,B., M.A. University of North Carolina Chapel Hill, N. C. Mr. Funderburk has been untiring in his efforts toward the upbuilding of our school through the years he has served us as principal and now as superinten- dent. By his efforts also we are now see- ing the results of his labors in our new building. E FRED J, EASON Principal A.B., M.A. Wake Forest College Wake Forest, N. C, Even though Mr. Eason has been with us only two years as principal, already he has won a place in our hearts by willingly giving us advice, by helping us over our rough soots, by kindly granting our wishes and by guiding us when we seemed to go wrong. HllllllllISlllHllUll '75 'Ili' 'X HELEN AUSLEY MARY BLANE AYDLETT PANTHA AYDLETT HORTENSE BOOMER Natural Scienceg BS., Missis- Musicg AB., East Carolina Englishg BA., Berea College. Librarian: B-A-, East CBI'0liI'1H sipoi State College for Womeng Teachers College. T9aCl'l9VS COHGQGJ 55- in l--5-, M,P.l-I., Yale University. BOB BROOKS Physical Educationg Social Sci- emi!-35 B.S., Wake Forest Col- lege. 3 f X12 University of North Carolina. SCOTT C. CALLAWAY ELIZABETH CHAPPELL PAULINE MOE CLINKSCALES Musicg B.A.E., University of Home Economics: B.S,l-l.E,, Wo- Social Scienceg B.S., Eau Claire Mississiopig M,M., University of man's College of the University Wisconsin, Teacher's State Col- Michigan. ot North Carolina. ege. 8 BERTHA COOPER ESTELLA COX IMOGENE DENBO DORIS DOZIER MafhemSTiCS7 B-A-, M-A-, EHS' Secretaryp Barrett's Business English: A.B., University of Commercialp B.S., Woman's Carolina Teachers College- School. North Carolina. College of the University of FHCULTU ANNIE MARIE JACKSON JOHN W. JOHNSON Englishg B.A., Meredith College. Physical Educationg B.S., North Carolina State Coliegeg M.A., University of North Carolina. MINNIE JOHNSTON Englishg B.A., M.A., University of North Carolina. North Carolina. ALEXANDRIA KAMBIS French, Spanishg B.A., Univer- sity of North Carolina: M.A., University of Havana. f"9"" 'Y' PAUL R. LITTLE ELOISE MOON MARY OWENS MARION ROGERS Industrial Artsg B.S., University Physical Educationg B.S., Wo- Latin, Mathematicsp B.A., Col- Mugicg B,M.E, Oklahoma A, and of Maryland. man's College of the University lege of William and Mary. L. College: M.M., University of of North Carolina. Michigan. JOANN STALLINGS Businessj B.S. East Carolina Teachers College. FHCULTU ERMA TURNER JOHN TURNER Biologyg B.A., M.A., East Caro- Social Science: B.A., Duke Uni- Iina Teachers College. versitY- REBECCA WEBB Mathematicsg B.A., Wake For- est Collegeg M.A., Columbia University. 10 . 1 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS , ,Q ' f 'f fr -I -' 'Qx . A 1,415 -in-P, . J X, , 4-1, V . P Q ,syun ' L , vm , I V ".' '4-. f..:f H, .7 , by H. , 1. - X ff . .. M.. . -I U? - Mi., 2 ,W H f: , "if f if tilt X.-r' gill 1, . - . ' ' v. f ,fx ' A -grf'f7'E,iw . if ' X. ' A .- 'Q' f' if .staffs 1. 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Secretary David Jennette ............ Peter Ashton ............. Kristin Johnson -----.-- .. President -Treasurer -Vice-President .a W A . V ..-ur Fay Pritchard ............-. Secretary William Kahlbaum ..--. -Vice-President William Bartlett ..........-- Treasurer John Sawyer ...........-.- - President II Dorothy Lawrence- ---------- Treasurer Duke White .-.--.--.-- Vice-President E M1244 X m Xffgqgufggxv gt a 5-41 M,-' '13 H -1 wwf' H " tid. as 'A' no-""' SEHIQHRS Lvl, V,-sis . . if fr b x in ' I l-1 in jf"'i A13 7 if vga , "jf,l s' 2-, , ' j kX r X . 1- . XYN 'Ax X X' XXX ii A ' i-, F LOIS JEAN ARMSTRONG "Juice" has always led our class Calpha- beticallylg bet Moody will be glad to let her lead him around. Glee Club lg Band 2, 3, 4, Officer 4, Commercial Club 3, J. V. Basketball l, 2, Varsity 3, 45 Monogram Club 3, 45 J. V. Cheerleader lg G. A. A. 4, Arts and Cul- ture Club 2j Travel Club 35 F. H, A. 4, President 45 H. R. Treasurer 3, 4, Jr. Red Cross lg Jr. Dramatics l. PATRICIA JEAN AUSTIN Head full of brains and looks a plenty, that's our little Hatteras lass. Band I, 25 Loudspeaker Staff lg Tri-Hi-Y 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Travel Club 3, 4, Freshman Class President, Junior Class Treasurer, H. R. President I, Office 4. WILLIAM THOMAS BEACHAM, III "Chewing gum" Beacham is everybody's friend. He is always there when needed. Audio-Visual 35 J. V. Football 2, 3, Var- sity 4g J. V. Basketball 2, Varsity 35 Travel Club 4, Speech Club 4, President 4. ROLAND JAMES BELL James is a hard working, conqenial guy who makes friends easily and is liked by all. KATHLEEN VIRGINIA BERRY This little miss is quiet and intelligent, and has friends everywhere she qoes. Glee Club 45 F. H. A. 35 International Relations Club 4. BERTHA MARIE BERRY Tho' quiet she may be, Marie is ready to help everyone at any time. 14 ELEANOR BOWES Beneath her curly black hair lies a bright brain. She's tops on our list for an all around girl. Junior High School, Henderson, N. C. l, Glee Club 3, 4, 4-H Club l, F. H. A. 3, 4, Jr. Red Cross l. NORMAN WESLEY BRICKHOUSE Our very own "Plug"! What would we do without him and his "tee total losses". Jr. Dramatic Club 2, J. V. Football 2, Varsity 3, 4, Baseball Team 2, 3, 4, Mono- gram Club 2, 3, 4, 4-H Club 2, 3, 4, Vice- Pres. 3, Pres. 4, H. R. Vice-Pres. 4, Safety Patrol 3, 4. VICTOR ANDERSON BRIGHT "Vic" is known mostly to us for his foot- ball. Although he's small, he is one of Eliz- abeth City's scrappiest ball players. Glee Club l, 2, J. V. Football 2, Varsity 3, 4, Monogram Club 3, 4, Key Club 4, Safety Patrol 4. CHARLOTTE MAE BROCKWELL She's the gal with the "dough" behind ye olde 1951 Spotlight. Into everything, ev- erywhere you look, you find Charlotte. Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Spotlight Staff 2, 3, 4, Adv. Mgr. 3, Bus. Mgr. 4, Tri-Hi-Y 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Treas. 4, Marshall 3, Dramatic Club l, 4, Commer- cial Club 3, Honorary Journalistic Society 3, Vice-Eres. 3, H. R. Representative 4, Scrib- bler . HARRIETT ANNE BURGESS Looking for a beauty plus pep? Burgie is iust the one. She's the lovely lass with the 99144 IOOM pure complexion. Spotlight Staff 4, Loudspeaker Staff 2, Jr. Dramatic Club 3, Junior Play Staff 3, Jr. Commercial Club 4, Varsity Cheerleader 4, 4-H Club l, Arts and Culture Club l, Spot- light Club 3, Pres. 3, H. R. Sec. 3, S. C. Committee 2, Scribbler 4, International Re- lations 4, Sec. 4, Jr. Red Cross l, 2, Varsity Basketball 4. DEWEY BURGESS You may think he hasn't much to say, but get him started and he'll surprise all of you. Glee Club 4 Hi Y 4 Nation I H n r o , I '- 5 ' a o o S - CIGTY 3, 42 J. V. Football 3, Varsity 4, Safe- ty Patrol 4. 15 4 S 'fu ? X I 3 ' 3' I' ,i g 1 V ' 'lat' " ., ,isa it i Q A . , ' E sf .1 3 r r ' ignite .-of iiie ff X J i f I X. J.. arf!!-'f raw 'tv' VERNON LEARY BURGESS The friendly lad from Shawboro way, who always lends a helping hand to a friend in need. Glee Club 4. ROBERT MERRIELL BYRUM Handsome Bobby takes up your tickets at the movies. He's well liked by all and espe- cially admired by the gals. Glee Club l, Band l, 2, 3, International Relations 4 THOMAS BENJAMIN COX, JR. This handsome, curly black-haired chap likes sailing and football. J. V. Football 4, H. R. President 4. CHARLES WESLEY CUTHRELL Football, basketball, baseball, "Speck" is an all around sports hero. Glee Club 3, 4, V. Pres. 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Audio-Visual l, 2, 3, 4, J. V. Football l, Varsity 2, 3, 4, Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Pasquocam Basketball l, Base- ball Team 2, 3, 4, Monogram Club 3, 4, Sec. 4, H. R. V.-Pres. l, Pres. 2, Safety Pa- trol 3, 4. JANET DANIELS "Red" has the vitality and go-get-em that we sure hate to lose around here. She rates high with everyone. Band l, 2, 3, 4, Majorette 2, 3, 4, Dra- matic Club l, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4, Junior Play Cast 3, Commercial Club 3, V.-Pres. 3, H. R Sec. l, V.-Pres 2, H. R. Representative, Senior Personality 4. AXIE ALEXANDER DAVIS EIgin's girl plays the accompaniment for the Glee Club. She's a whiz in her studies and is liked by everyone. Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Accompanist l, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Travel Club 3, 4. I6 MARLENE MAY DEERING Everyone's friend and the life of the party -that's our wonderful little maiorette, "Duck". 5 Band l, 2, 3, 45 Jr. Dramatic Club 'l5 Junior Play Staff 35 Commercial Club 45 G. A. A. 45 Travel Club 35 H. R. Vice-Pres. 35 Jr. Red Cross l. CHARLES BOBBY DE MARQUE Just call him "Lefty". He's a good sport and a real credit to our basketball team! Glee Club 45 Hi-Y 45 J. V. Football 3, Varsity 45 J. V, Basketball 2, Varsity 3, 45 Baseball Team 3, 45 Monogram Club 4. MYRA SMITH DE ROCK De Rock is a very lucky guy to get this tall, beautiful, singing brunette. Glee Club l, 25 Dramatic Club 2, 4. ROBERT WALTER DRAKE Whenever you hear a long, rolling, friendly laugh, you can be sure that Robert is nearby. Junior Play Staff 35 Key Club 35 Interna- tional Relations 4. A , . f--Cx "' 'Q f ,Q DON ETHERIDGE Don is the gent with the brown eyes and black hair. You see him around every now and then. MADGE MARIE EVANS This hard working qirl has as her guide to success the motto "Lend A Hand". Glee Club 15 Jr. Dramatic Club 25 Com- vinercial Club 35 F. H. A. 3, 45 Jr. Red Cross 17 is C o ' if ERNEST FRANKLIN FARY, JR. Frank wouldn't be himself without that short hair cut and contagious smile. America School, Manila l, 2, 3, Glee Club lg Band lg Bamboo Telegraph l, 2, 3, 45 National Honor Society 4, Junior Play Cast 3, J. V. Basketball 25 Baseball Team 2, 3, Freshman Sec., Sophomore Sec., Vice-Pres. of Student Council in American School, Manila 4. CAROLYN ELIZABETH FINCK "We dream of Finckie with the beautiful blonde hair," Singing, acting, piano playing, with a great big smile. Friendliness, her trade mark. Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 3, Spotlight Staff 4, Loudspeaker Staff lp Dramatic Club 3, 4, Junior Play Cast 3, Music Apprecia- tion 4, Sec. 45 Spotlight Club 3, Vice-Pres. 35 Freshman Class Sec., Sophomore Class Sec., Senior Class Treas., H. R. Sec. I, 2, 4, H. R. Vice-Pres. 35 S. C. Committee 2, 47 Scribbler 47 Jr. Dramatics 2, ROBERT LAYDEN FORBES Now it isn't that "Gopher" doesn't know a lot, he iust can't think of it. Audio-Visual 2, 4-H Club l, 2, 3. WILDON BURTON FORBES Say, who let him in again? Maybe "Drip" just couldn't say goodbye to girls. Anyway we were glad to have his friendly grin around. Hi-Y 3, 4, 5, Dramatic Club 25 J. V. Football 1, 2, Varsity 3, 4, 55 Baseball Team 3, 4, 5, Monogram Club 3, 4, 5, H. R. Sec. l, 2, Safety Patrol 4, 5. CLAY BERTRAND FOREMAN, JR. lf you want to find Clay, iust look for a cute little fellow with girls galore following hi m. Glee Club 45 Hi-Y 3, National Honor So- ciety 4, J. V. Football l, Varsity 2, 3, 45 Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 45 Pasquocam Basketball lp Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, Key Club 45 Sophomore Class Treas., Senior Class Pres.: H. R. Pres. l, H. R. Treas. 25 S. C. 45 Traffic Chairman 45 Safety Patrol 2, 3, 45 Senior Personality. MARY ELIZABETH FULCHER "Woe is me," yes, that's the cry heard from Libby as she runs through the halls. Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club l, 3, 4, Spotlight Club 3. 18 DELORES GASKINS Good gosh, here's Priss! Wonder how you ever made it since you've been on the loose with that ialopy of yours. No kidding, peo- ple, you would never forget this girl if you ever got to know her. Glee Club I, 2, 3, Vice-Pres. 3, Sr. Com- mercial Club 3, 4, G. A. A. 35 Patriotic Club I. SARAH CAROLYN GILDEN Friends a plenty has this senior girl. Al- ways ready for a good time and fun with the crowd. Band 2, Jr. Dramatic Club I, Commercial Club 3, 4, Treas. 45 G. A. A. 3, F. H. A. 4. JOE HENRY GREGORY The best things come in small packages. This applies to Joe. Band I, 2, 3, 4, Officer 4, Dramatic Club I, 25 Junior Play Staff 3, J. V. Basketball 2, 3, Key Club 3, Travel Club 35 Safety Patrol 4. CLARA MAE HARRIS "Pearl Buck" is one of the many nick- names of this pretty, versatile, young gal about school, whose drawings adorn the pages of this annual. Band I, 2, 3, 4, Officer 4, Spotlight Staff 4, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Treas. 4, National Honor So- ciety 3, 4, Dramatic Club I, Junior Play Staff 3, Arts and Culture Club 2, Sec. 27 Music Appreciation 37 Spotlight Club 3, Pres. 3, F. T. A. 45 H. R. Vice-Pres. 2, Sec. 37 S. C. Committee 4, H. R. Represen- Sative 45 Jr. Red Cross 2, Scribbler 4, Office DORIS LEE HARRIS Dependable, nice, a swell senior girl! But her heart belongs to Baxter. National Honor Society 4, Dramatic Club I, 2, Junior Play Staff 3, Commercial Club 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 4, J. V. Basketball I, 27 G. A. A. 3, 4, Sec. 47 Arts and Culture Club 2, S. C. Committee 47 Jr. Red Cross I, 2. PRESTON NEWBY HARRIS One of the many golf friends in ye ole' E. C. H. S. is this happy-go-lucky boy. His personality will alwavs win him many friends. Norview High School I, Granby, Weath- ersfield High, Leavensworth High, 2: J. V. gasltcetball 2, Monogram Club 4: Golf Team 19 .:. ffis-gif. ff? at s,.,,,k.v, , . MW.-. u ' hi. , -M, , .- c. sf, S .ga Kwik: If iff OSCAR TAYLOR HINES, III The girls' hearts go pitter-Datter for this tall, dark, and handsome Old Trapper, but this doesn't phase Taylor at all-he's sold on books, and he's reallv an intelliqent quy. Whitehaven Hiqh School I: Hi-Y 3, 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: Marshal Co- Chief 3: Dramatic Club 3. Treas. 3: Junior Plav Staff 3: S. C. Vice-Pres. 3, Sgt.-Arms 4: International Relations Club 4, Pres. 4: Senior Personality 4. NORA VIRGINIA HUGHES Never say "study" to Nora, especially when she's talkinq. 4-H Club I, 2: Travel Club 3: Jr. Red Cross I. MARGARET ANN JACKSON ' One of our best twirlers is "Maqqie". She has nersonalitv and beautv plus brains. Glee Club I, 2: Band I, 2. 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y 4: National Honor Society 3. 4: Dramatic Club 2. 4: Junior Play Staff 3: Commercial Cluh 3: Senior Sec.: H. R. Pres. 2, 3. 4: S. C. Representative I, Sec. 2, Committee Chairman '3: Girls' State 3: Senior Person- ality 4. MARIAN MARIE JACKSON Never let it be said that Marian keeps her mouth shut or that there's a dull moment when she's around. Jr. Dramatic Club I, 2: Commercial Club 4: J. V. Basketball 2: F. H. A. 3, 4: Jr. Red Cross I, 2. ESSIE MAE JAMES Diminutive, talkative and active is this gal. She's one of those cute twins. Commercial Club 4: F. H. A. 3, 4. WILLIAM SHAW JENNETTE, JR. Hats off to the most versatile fellow in E. C. H. S. Bill has done many things for our school and we shall always remember him. Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Treas. 2, Student Dir. 3, 4: Band I: Hi-Y 3, 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: Marshal 3: Dramatic Club I, 2, 3, 4: Junior Play Cast 3: Key Club 3: Junior Class Pres.: H. R. Pres. I, H. R. Representa- tive 2, 3, S. C. Pres. 4: Mr. I95I. 20 ii a WARREN JENNETTE, Ill "Frank Buck" not only has plenty of gray matter, but a pleasing personality also. Glee Club l, 25 Band l, 2, Officer 25 Spotlight Staff 45 Hi-Y 45 Audio-Visual 35 J. V. Football 35 J. V. Basketball 25 Key Club 35 H. R. Pres. 25 S. C. Chr. Election Comm. 4. HARRIETT FAY JENNINGS "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes" and in this case it is quite true5 for this girl is one of the most popular in school. Glee Club l5 Band 2, 3, 4, Officer 3, 45 Junior Play Staff 35 Library Staff 45 Com- mercial Club 3, Vice-Pres. 35 J. V. Cheer- leader I5 Arts and Culture Club 25 F. H. A. 45 Jr. Red Cross 2. GEORGE LEON JEWEL This quiet, hard working boy, who is al- ways willing to help, is well liked by every- one. Photography Club 4. CAROLYN SHERLOCK JOHNSON "Baby DolI" is that lovely lass who stars with the band as our little pony. She always carries a cute smile for all. Band I, 2, 3, 4, Maiorette5 Dramatic Club l, 45 Commercial Club 3, Sec. 35 Junior Play Cast 35 G. A. A. 35 Arts and Culture Club 25 F. H. A. 45 H. R. Sec. 2, 4, Treas. 35 S. C. Committee 45 Jr. Red Cross 2. ARTHUR ROGER LEARY Arthur's persistence in everything will be a large asset to him in future years. National Honor Society 3, 4, Pres. 45 Debator 35 Key Club 3, 4, Pres. 45 Interna- tional Relations 3, 45 Boys' State 3. ROY ANN LEARY Recognized by her general smile and friendly ways, Roy Ann can be depended upon to do her part. Ruffner Jr. High l, Norview High School 25 Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Spotlight Staff 45 Tri-Hi-Y 45 Dramatic Club l5 Commercial Club 35 F. H. A. 4, Sec. 45 H. R. Pres. l5 Jr. Red Cross 1, 2. 21 WILLIAM B. LIVERMAN Billy is shy so that few know of his won- derful talent for drawing. Loudspeaker Staff 3, Junior Play Staff 3, S. C. Comm. l. VENONA MARGARET LONG This pert little girl is one of Woolworth's peppy little helpers. Commercial Club 3, 4, G. A. A. 32 F- H. A. 4. CLARENCE WALKER MARSHALL This tall lanky guy is a likeable chap and a star on the Jayvee football team. Stafford High School l, 2, Bridgewater High School 3, Jayvee Football 4. MEAD ARNOLD MARSHALL A smile for everyone seems to be the slogan for this new comer to our school. Stafford High School l, 25 Dramatic Club 4, Junior Play Staff 3. FLORENCE JEAN MEREDITH Black curly hair, sparkling eyes and a laugh like no one has ever heard-that's Flo. She has been a credit to the glee club and will go far in this old world as an artist some day. Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 45 Spot- light Staff 3, 4, Trl-HiY 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Marshal 37 Dramatic Club 45 Junior Play Cast 37 Arts and Culture Club 2, F. H. A. 3, Sec. 35 H. R. Pres. l, Treas. 2, 45 H. R. Representative 3: Committee 2, 45 Jr. Red Cross l, 25 Scrlbbler 4. FRANK GORDON MILLER "X-Ray" ls one of the most energetic boys in E. C. H. S.-especially when he's in ad- vanced algebra. Band lg Hi-Y 3, 45 National Honor Soci- ety 3, 4, J. V. Football lg J. V. Basketball 35 Pasquocam Basketball lp Key Club 35 H. S. Vice-Pres. 35 S. C. Chr. of Safety Patrol 22 PHYLLIS LUE MOGER "Mo-Jo" iust couldn't do without her trombone and The Band. This hard-working girl is one of the most outstanding person- alities of the class. Band 2, 3, 4, Officer 3, 45 Spotlight Staff 3, 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Marshal 35 Junior Play Staff 35 Debator 3, 45 Audio- Visual l5 J. V. Basketball l5 J. V. Cheer- leader I5 G. A. A. l5 Arts and Culture Club 25 Speech Club 35 F. T. A. 3, 45 Junior Class V.-Pres.5 H. R. V.-Pres. l, 2, 4, Pres. 35 Student Council Committee I5 Jr. Red Cross 25 Girls' State 35 Scribbler 45 Senior Personality 4. DORIS MORGAN Cute as can be, and wit from the top of her head up and from the soles of her feet down. Commercial Club 3, 45 Arts and Culture Clug 25 F.H.A. 4, Treas. 45 Jr. Red Cross l, . WILLIAM BAXTER MORGAN William is a nice fellow, though he does- n't say too much except when he is sup- posed to be quiet. Glee Club l, 3, 45 Pasquocam Basketball l. WIRGMAN CASON MORRISETTE, JR. "Turk" is always associated with his sax- ophone which is an essential for the band. Glee Club l5 Band l, 2, 3, 4, Officer 2, 3, Captain 45 Dramatic Club I5 Junior Play Cast 35 Pasquocam Basketball l5 Key Club 3, 45 Music Appreciation 3, 4, V.-Pres. 45 F. T. A. 4, Treas. 45 H. R. V.-Pres. l5 Stu- dent Council Committer l. 2. 3. 4. HELEN McCULLEN Excellent marks the papers of this busy senior. She's a swell friend and oodles of un. Glee Club I, 2, 3, 45 National Honor So- ciety 3, 45 Commercial Club 45 J. V. Cheer- leader 25 F. H. A. 3. JOSEPH EDWARD McPl'lERSON A quiet, dependable guy who always wears a broad grin. - Junior Play Staff 35 Audio-Visual 3, Treas. 35 4-H Club l, 25 Key Club 3, 45 'gravel Club 35 Student Council Committee 23 . Q 3 0 Vi. Q 1- i f -sf . f 5 W Y , THOMAS LLOYD NORRIS, JR. Thomas was new to us this year but he soon became known because of his friend- Iiness. South Mills High I, 2, 3, Glee Club l 2, 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Marshal 2, 3, J. V. Basketball 2, Student Council Committee 4. MAXIE CATHERINE OWENS This little minx fools you at first by her quiet appearance, but you should see her when she's going full steam. Band I, 2, 3, 4, Spotlight Staff l, 2, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Junior Play Staff 3, Library Staff 4, Commercial Club 3, Arts and Cul- ture Club 2, F. H. A. 4, H. R. Treas. I, H. R. Representative 2, Jr. Red Cross I. HENRY CLAY OWNEY This quiet boy is our singing little foot- ball player. Glee Club 3, 4, Junior Play Staff 3, Li- brary Staff 4, J. V. Football 3, Varsity Foot- ball 4, Baseball Team 3, Monogram Club 4, Key Club 3, 4. PATSY POOL PAPPENDICK "Pool" is known to everyone because of her friendliness and vitality. Witty sayings are her specialty. Glee Club I, 2, 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Offi- cer 2, 3, 4, Spotlight Staff 2, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Marshal 3, Dramatic Club l, 3, 4, V.-Pres. 3, Junior Play Cast 3, Homeroom Pres. l, 2, Sec. 3, Student Council Committee 3, Chairman 4, Scribbler 4, Senior Personality 4, Office 4, Spotlight Club 3. WILLIAM EDWARD PAPPENDICK, III On the football field, in the classroom, or anywhere people may be, Billy is a good friend to all. Hi-Y 3, 4, National I-lonor Society 3, 4, Junior Play Staff 3, Library Staff I, Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, Varsity Basketball 2 ,4, Pasquocam Basketball I, Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, Key Club 3, Sophomore Pres. 2, Safety Patrol 2, 3, 4, Senior Personality. SARA DAY FENDER This newcomer is quite a beauty and lsorry fellasl she's already tied the knot. Davidson High I, 2, 3, Glee Club 4, Mar- shal 3, Varsity Basketball 2, 4-H Club I, F. H. A. l, 2, 3. 24 CURTIS EDWARD PERRY, JR. Here is a fellow who iust doesn't seem to be happy unless up to some mischief. Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Audio-Visual 2, 3, 4, J. V. Football 4, Varsity Cheerleader 35 Key Club 3, 4. WILLIAM PIPKIN "Bill" is president of the Glee Club and besides his wonderful singing, he always dances the blues away. Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Pres. 3, 4, Dramatic Club 4, V-Pres. 47 J. V. Football l. 2. ANGELA WILHELMINA POULOS lf you want to learn about Greece, you'd better see Angela. She's the gal with the cheery "hello" for everybody. Spotlioht Staff 3, 4, Adv. Mgr. 45 Junior Play Staff 35 Audio-Visual 31 J. V. Basket- ball 2p Travel Club 45 Speech Club 4, V.-Pres. 4. JAMES CARLYLE PRESCOTT, JR. Jimmy is an all around E. C. H. S. boy. He participates and excels in a number of different things. Hi-Y 3, 4: National Honor Society 4: J. V. Football l, Varsity 2, 3, 45 Varsity Bas- ketball 2, 3, 4p Pasauocam Basketball lp Baseball Team 3, 4, Monogram Club 2, 3, 47 Kev Club 3: Senior V.-Pres. 43 H. R. V.-Pres. 27 Safety Patrol 2, 3, 45 Senior Personality 4. DENNETT EUGENE RANSOM A tall, lean, and lankv fellow, liked by all, who has auite a few female admirers. Ruffner High l: Cane Mav High 2, Junior Play Staff 37 Jr. Commercial Club 4. CHARLES ELBERT RHODES Reliable, dependable, and industrious, El- bert has these oualifications and many more. Library Staff 3. 4: J. V. Football 3: Pas- quocam Basketball 2: Baseball Team 3, 47 Monogram Club 3, 47 Key Club 4. i 25 I I T fi .. 1 .ffl A 1 f ,, . , .il ,., by t . J' Q. ROBERT EVERETT RHODES, JR. Robert is the "Bill Stern" of the Senior Class. If he keeps up the good work he will some day be known everywhere for his sports scoops. Spotlight Staff 4, Loudspeaker Staff 3, 4, Bus. Mgr. 3, Editor 4, Hi-Y 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, V.-Pres. 4, Junior Play Staff 3, Pasquocam Basketball I, Honorary Journalistic Society 3, Key Club 3, Safety Patrol 4, International Relations 4, V.-Pres. 4, Boys' State 3, Scribbler 4. EDITH FERN RIGGS A beauty with brains who is well liked by everyone is this little Camden miss. National Honor Society 4, Commercial Club 4, Girls' Athletic Assn. 4, 4-H Club l, F. H. A. 3. BARBARA RAY ROUGHTON Prettiness, popularity, and personality plus make Barbara a wonderful senior. Band 2, 3, Library Staff 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, J. V. Basketball I, Girls' Athletic Assn. 3, F.H.A. 4, H. R. V.-Pres. I, Treas. 2, Jr. Red Cross I, 2. CAROLYN RUSSELL Rah! Rah! Well, well, it's none other than cheerleader Carolyn. My how her fin- gers fly over the typewriter as she gets copy ready for the Spotlight. Spotlight Staff 4, Dramatic Club 2, Com- mercial Club 4, J. V. Basketball I, 2, Var- sity Cheerleader 4, Girls' Athletic Assn. 3, 4, F. H. A. 3, 4, Varsity Basketball 4. THOMAS RYAN Tommy's easy going, well-liked manner has made him very popular among the stu- dents as well as teachers. Library Staff 4. ELIZABETH CAROLINA RYMAN Since the way to -a man's heart is through his tummy, Betty Carol should have pierced many a heart by now. Love that southern cookin'! . New Bern High I, Band 2, 3, Spotlight Staff 4, Dramatic Club 3, 4, Secretary 4, Junior Play Staff 3, Arts and Culture Club 5, Speech Club 4, Secretary 4, Jr. Red Cross 26 ALLAN RAY SAWYER You may think "Speedy" is, but "Speedy" ain't. He's made a fine drum maior for the band though, and we all think the world of him. Band I, 2, 3, 4, Officer 2, 3, 4, Audio- Visual I, Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4, Pas- quocam Basketball I, Baseball Team 2, 3, 4, Monogram 3, 4, Key Club 3, Music Appre- ciation 4, Pres. 4, F. T. A. 4. MARY ELIZABETH SAWYER This pretty girl came to us from James- ville. Basketball is her pride and joy, so she says. Jamesville I, 2, 3, Glee Club I, 2, 4, Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4-H Club I, 2, Sec. I, F. H. A. I, 2, 3. 4 WILLIAM MONDEN SAWYER Bill is our second "Speedy". He can be seen most any time in his handy blue car. GEORGE WALTER SCOTT Vim, vigor, and vitality, that's George. Varsity Football 4, J. V. Football 2, 3, Co-Captain 3, Varsity Basketball 3, 4, J. V. Basketball 2, Pasquocam Basketball I, Mon- ogram Club 3, 4, H. R. V.-Pres. 4, Safety Patrol 4. SALLY JENNETTE SEDGWICK lf you hear her, even though you can't see her, you know its "Sedge". We all say she's a wonderful gal. Glee Club I 2 3 4' S otli ht Staff I 2' I I I 1 D Q I 1 Jr. Dramatic Club I, Library Staff I, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Basketball 3, J. V. Basketball 2, Monogram Club 3, 4, Pres. 4, G. A. A. 2, 3, H. R. Treas. I, Sec. 2, Treas. 3, Stu- dent Council Committee 2, 3, 4. JULIAN WOOD SELIG, JR. The "Bob Hope" of the senior class, ed- itor of the Spotlight, and an all around good QUY- Spotlight Statf 2, 3, 4, Editor 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Treas. 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Marshal 3, Co-Chief, Junior Play Cast 3, Library Staff I, Audio-Visual I, Key Club 3, Freshman V.-Pres. I, H. R. Representa- tive I, 4, S. C. Committee 3, Committee Chr. 2, Treas. 3, Safety Patrol 4, Scribbler 4, Senior Personality 4. 27 LAURA EDITH SMITH Quiet and unassuming is this lass. She does her best in all she attempts. Glee Club I5 Band 25 Dramatic Club l, 35 Commercial Club 45 G. A. A. 45 F. H. A. 35 Jr. Red Cross 2. LOIS AYDLETT SPENCE "Lize" is a lil'office helper and a swell one too. Watch her scurrying through the hall. Band l, 2, 3, 4, Officer 45 Tri-Hi-Y 4, V.-Pres. 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Jr. Dramatic Club l5 Junior Play Staff 35 Com- mercial Club 3, 4, Sec.-Treas. 35 H. R. V.-Pres. I, Treas. 45 H. R. Representative 3, S. C. Treas. 4, Committee 2, 4. WILLIAM JOSEPH SPENCER Billy is the "flash bulb" boy for the Spot- light. He is also a faithful worker for the Carolina Amusement Co. Glee Club l, 45 Spotlight Staff 3, 45 Audio-Visual 2, 35 Pasouocam Basketball l5 Key Club 35 Spotlight Club 3. GILBERT LEVIN SPITZER Here's a fine boy liked by everybody. His winsome smile will always be remembered by all. Photo Club 4. SHIRLEY MAE SPRUILL Energy and pep help to make Shirley one of our best basketball players. Glee Club 35 Dramatic Club I5 J. V. Bas- ketball 2, Varsity 3, 45 G.A.A. 3, 45 Travel Club 45 Spotlight Club 35 Jr. Red Cross 2. LESLIE ALBERT SQUIRES "Tim" makes up for being little with the mighty work he does with paints and a brush. S. C. Committee I. 28 LORNA LEE STAPLES This pretty miss has a combination of beauty and intelligence. We predict she'll go far. Band 25 Tri-Hi-Y 45 National Honor So- ciety 3, 45 Marshal 35 Jr. Dramatic Club 25 Junior Play Staff 35 Library Staff 45 4-H Club I, 25 Arts and Culture Club 25 F. T. A. 3, 45 Safety Patrol 45 Jr. Red Cross I. DELORES JUANITA STONE There's the little girl with the brains! She makes a big hit with all of us. 2 gational Honor Society 35 G. A. A. I, VIRGINIA NANNETTE SYLVESTER "Stalk" is the nickname of the lovely majorette that leads our band. We all love you, Nannette, for your lovely smile and friendliness. Band I, 2, 3, 4, Officer, Mai. 2, Head Maj. 3, 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Dramatic Club I, 35 Junior Play Staff 35 Commercial Club 3, 4, Pres. 3, Sec. 45 Freshman Treas. I, Sophomore V.-Pres. 25 H. R. Treas. I, Sec. 2, Pres. 45 S. C. Com- mittee 2, 35 Senior Personality 4. MARY EVELYN TARKINGTON Been lookin' for a cute lass? Well hitch to Camden and find Mary Evelyn. Glee Club I, 2, 3, 45 Spotlight Staff 3, 45 Loudspeaker Staff 25 4-H Club 35 F. H. A. 35 Spotlight Club 3. LESLIE FALMAN THOMPSON Leslie is quiet, so you think, but you sl-hould hear him when he's with his friend, im. SIGNE TOBIASON This girl is an "outstanding personality" in all our hearts. Don't let her quiet exterior fool you. She's got what it takes. Spotlight Staff 25 Dramatic Club 2, 45 Junior Play Staff 35 Commercial Club 3, 45 J. V. Basketball 2, Varsity 3, 45 Monogram Club 4, V.-Pres. 45 J. V. Cheerleader I, Varsity 2, 3, 4, Head Cheerleader 45 G. A. A. 45 H. R. Sec. 3, 45 S. C. Committee I, 25 Miss I95I. 29 4 an .JV SONJA TOBIASON We would have to go a long way to find a sweeter person. She is known for her winning smile and her "Popeye". Tri-Hi-Y 45 Jr. Dramatic Club 25 Junior Play Staff 35 Sr. Commercial Club 45 J. V. Basketball l, Varsity 2, 3, 45 Monogram Club 3, 45 J. V. Cheerleader l, Varsity 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. 3,45 H. R. Sec. l, Treas. 2, 3. HARRY UMPHLETT, JR. When "Acey" isn't selling suits at Belk Tyler's, he's out driving the car. Band 25 J. V. Basketball 2, 3, Varsity 45 Safety Patrol 4. LATHAN VAN UMPHLETT, JR. Olive loves "Lace" lespecially the kind with cowlicksl. Van may not be a brain in a classroom, but put him on a football field! Glee Club l, 25 Varsity Football 2, 3, 45 J. V. Football i5 Pasquocam Basketball l5 Baseball Team 35 Monogram Club 3, 45 H. R. V.-Pres. l. CLYDE SEATON VOLIVA, JR. He's a shy guy around here, but when he thinks nobody's looking he really voices his opinion. JAMES FREEMAN WALLACE, JR. Jimmy has so many girls after him that he just doesn't have time for them all. Hi-Y 3, 45 Jr. Dramatic Club 'I5 Varsity Football 2, 3, 45 J. V. Football l5 J. V. Basketball 25 Pasquocam Basketball 15 Base- ball team 2, 3, 45 Monogram Club 2, 3, 45 H. R, Sec. 25 Safety Patrol 3. JOHN GEORGE WARD Johnny is the co-captain of our football team and he has performed superbly. J. V. Football 1, Varsity 2, 3, 4, Co-cap- tain 45 J. V. Basketball l5 Baseball Team 2, 3, 45 Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, V.-Pres. 4. 30 fl Ai' THOMAS W. WHITE Always chewing gum is this cute boy with the brown curly hair. Key Club 3, 4. JOHN WILLIAM WHITEHURST Jack is ye old bus driver from Camden, and a fine one he is. CHARLES MELICK WILLIAMS A handsome lad who likes fishing, hunt- ing, and girls. Hi-Y 3, 4, V.-Pres. 4, Library Staff 4, Key Club 3, 4, V.-Pres. 3, H. R. Pres. 2, Safety Patrol 4. CHARLES OAKLEY WILLIAMS Being a member of the Key Club proves Charles to be quite a boy. His looks don't hurt a bit, either. Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Library Staff 4, Kev Club 3, 4, Sec. 4, Photo Club 4, V.-Pres. 4. ANN WINFREE This cute blonde is really wonderful and she's iust the one to get along with. Glee Club 3, 4, Commercial Club 4, Pres. 4, Travel Club 3, F. H. A. 4, Spotlight Club 3, S. C. Committee l. MARVOURLEEN CAROLYN WINSLOW "Marvelous" is truly the name for this bustling Senior-she's a bright gal, watch out Einstein! Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, V.-Pres. 3, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Pres. 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Sec. 4, Dramatic Club 'l, 4, Junior Play Staff 3, Commercial Club 3, Junior Sec. 3, H. R. Treas. 2, V.-Pres. 3, H. R. Representa- tive l, Committee Chr. 4, Jr. Red Cross I. SELMA ELAINE WINSLOW Here's the girl who greets you with a shy smile and a sweet "hello". Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 4, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Sec. 4, Commercial Club 3, Travel Club 4. A picture of Franklin Harrison does not ap- pear. 1 I Dear Signe, Just a few lines to let you know how proud we are of you. All year you have led us as head cheerleader. lt's time we cheered for you. Besides being athletic, you are a sweet sentimental miss with a contagious smile and a kind word for everyone. lf we look close we are able to detect an ever constant impish sparkle in your eyes. Don't ever forget, Signe, we all love you. Very sincerely, Your classmates Signe Tobiason WE SHUl mR.HHD mlh l i l l lit llllU SS E.lI. H. S. Billy Jennette Dear Billy, You really have set a wonderful record in our school. It will be quite a long time be- fore any of us shall forget you. You've been an outstanding leader in everything you have clone. As president of the Student Council, Glee Club student director, talented piano player and singer, you have shown us just how very capable you are. Hats off to you, Billy. You will linger long in our memory. Just as sincerely, All of Us SEHIUH Clay Foreman Margaret Arm Jackson 34 PEHSUHHLITIES Prescott Nannette Svlves 2- A27 fc' f' :V .V SEHIUH Janet Daniels Taylor Hines 36 PEHSUHHLITIES Bully Pappendlck Patsy Pappendlck 37 L Sllllllll PEllSllllllllllES Phyllis Moger Julian Selig mHSU0lS Each year at the baccalaureate service and gradua- tion exercise, the senior class is led down the aisle by two dignified little figures in caps and gowns. This year the senior class has chosen charming little Alice Hooper and William Clarence Owens. Alice is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Julian A. Hooper and William is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Owens. SCRIBBLERS The senior scribblers are the authors of the quips found under each senior's picture. This year the edi- torial staff of the Spotlight constitute the scribblers with the editor as chief scribe. Their hard and very im- portant job is summing up in a few words the person- alities and outstanding characteristics of the seniors so everyone can always remember them. 39 ff-EX Q T- j f , i f i A "F7lv " if ,..,.-L-' X' 5 wlil-1-"-ul1l1- I YP' 311' " '55 fn XA A---. "A, 1,1 uumx' I . I 'X za.-Ab! N-VI, Q Y 17 2 K iwi k"'1,,,, ff- W Alf, f L E Y 1 F ri' N , 31 ,Lf x Rf! H 1 ygxmlggyq- l-J 1 Q x 4' X379 ,,.-. W -5-W - "' - g -- --1-.2 -V . S UHUEHCLHSSUHH Charles Adams Curtis Albertson Roy Askew Verna Austin Phoebe Ann Aydlett Wallace Bagley Shirley Baines Brad Bartlett 4' 5 if- ,Q L a s ti 1' 3, lg y . A It X x Wx x 9 ilUlllllllS ff Q 42 if Betty Holland Bell Kay Black Robert Bray Willis Brice Leon Brickhouse Betty Bright Donald Bright Bobby Brothers Winona Brothers ,dw 1 Jack Crank Norma Creekmore George Cohoon Richard Collier Eddie Cowell Robert Dowdy Miles Evans Janet Ferriell Doris Forbes ilUlllllllS 6 3 fb f 1 , .Qfl1,,,, y Q Aff f 1 Q 2 1 ar E? Z ,Q f 1 Wallace Brumsey Florine Bunch Aileen Burgess Carl Burgess Donna Burgess Ray Burgess William Burgess Barbara Burnham l, M 43 Redwell Forbes Roy Forbes Goldie Forehand Phyllis Gregory Charles Hall Skipper Hall Shirley Harris Helen Harward l. 1. . 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Bobby Sawyer Deloris Sawyer Erlene Sawyer Erma Sawyer Jean Sawyer Rita Sawyer 46 .av --an 6 Y, 'fd' Duke White Annette Wright ' J Jo Ann Wright F 'e" ' JUHIUHS ri Juniors whose pictures do not appear: Lillian Armstrong, Daisy Benton, J. A. Brickhouse, Charles Evans, Joe Forbes, Frank Gibson, Alice Gray, David Hughes, L. A. Kemp, James Lane, Frank Leary, Kenneth Miller, Pete Overman, Judy Pronier, Forrest Simons, Wilma Speight, Frank Wakefield. 47 Stillman Scott Harry Seeley Bert Smith Bety Jean Staples Jeannette Tucker Joan Tucker Joyce Welsted Betty Joyce Whaley . 11 SllPHlllllUllES Elwood Armstrong James Armstrong Pat Bailey Harvey Baker Margaret Baker William Bartlett Sylvia Barkley Ella Batton Bobby Bell Keith Brace Joyce Bradshaw Mable Jean Bray Edward Brothers Patsy Byrd Fred Castellow Grace Coley Roland Cooper Faye Coppersmith Shelia Daugherty Annette Davenport Paula Davenport Annie Rae Davis Fannie Mae Davis Leslie Davis SllPHlllllllllES Q Gordon Fearing Ruth Ferrell Carolyn Forbes Rosalyn Forbes Antonlnette Gill Janet Glenn Ann Gray Linwood Gregory Doris Gurganus Anne Mac Hardison Dempsey Harrison Billy Haskett Dillon Dawson Virginia Edwards X Aura-fi,., 3 ' .Jr , ff, ' Howard Haynes Rosemary Heath June Hayman David Higginbotham 'F W' 3' , an- in . 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Copeland Dorcas Cox Ralph Cox, Jr. Dicky Darling Dickie Daugherty Barbara Davenport Charles Davenport Robert Davis Frances Dukes Cledis Duncan Ronald Etheridge Ruth Diane Fary Barbara Finney Jeanette Forbes Melvin Forbes FHUSH Robert Gilden Joanne Gill Frieda Gray Bobby Gregory Sterling Gregory Freddie Haney Russell Hastings lris Hill Janet Hill David Hodges Monroe Hoffler Betty Jeanne Houtz Heywood Houtz Thomas Hunter Nell Baxter Jackson Mary Closs Jennette David Jennette Norma Faye Jewell Jimmie Johnson Kristin Johnson Kay Jones Margie Jones Mary Frances Jones Sadie Jones Vivian Jordan Jethro Jordan Albert Leary Royce Leary Sylvia Leary Theresa Lewis Jean Mann Selma Markham Carolyn Marshall George Meads Annette Meggs Q fn ' , ar 2 ' .,,., if- 'i J -ff' it ' - 2.22 'xi ,.., 3. ,V -, K . 2 1 F L3 ' ll, ii 3 M 'J 1 J : Gibb., l 2 ' xg 1 lb l -.-. Q R I .gp , - --y, J X i H9 L ,.,, ,4 1.1: is u, at xx, it ,. if I I 3' if ' 2' i -1-if, 1 fi F9 - 1 2 J, mmf li 4 . 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W' , -f I 2' rf 'X f .Q -X. 4 wg, . 2 X 2 Z ln fifie f 'X J 0- . --. . :Wil If B .lt C- I 11' rv- 'I f Y, M .3 14- Z ,f W' "' , 1 Q J 4 if? .ar 5: gf 4 Q e W -1 ll l , Q ,I 2 ' 1 Q 4' av 9 " . tif' we '33 FRUSH Phyllis Meiggs Pat Melson Thomas Minton Beverly Mitchell Bertha Moore Cosby Morgan Glen Morgan Dartchie Morse Rita Munden Mary Frances Murrell Elizabeth McFatter Lael McMullan Frances Newbern Macon Nixon Herman Olds Naomi O'Neal Doris Onley Norma Jean Onley Jan Overton Sylvia Owens Janet Parker Morris Perry Kellie Pierce Billy Potter Richard Poulos Edith Pugh Patricia Pugh Jean Raby Betty Reed Murphy Riddick Francis Riggs Pattie Riggs Ann Rochelle Al Cader Roughton Joyce Sawyer ' 1 i i l l Q ' it 1 Susie Seymore 4, . fl t 3 A' " ' ' "' ' Jean Sherley A ,, jf.-p if , ll F T Brian Simons W y 3 M Sylvia Simpson 'M "' E McCoy Simpson y ' 'V 6' 3g it X J tif 11 Charles Sioussat Y 3 'Z' A 1 A John Carroll Smith f, by . A 2-'fl' 'A ,gg iff' Jo Ann Sparks 1 g '17 ' Billy Stallings , ' ' qlaa f t 4 9 A Jimmy Stallings .bVAV?: i Albi L ' - :'i 3 ' ' l S f l A, A Ambrose Staples A , i.', ,Q it I . J ' S rf , Bill Stewart 'sm 4' A . llyl y D. R. Sullivan S 'S ' Marilyn Tobiason i ,,.- , ' rr M4 Norma Tobiason fx 'A"l A Vhahvv M J if Wesley Toler A my , Q Shirley umphlen J , 2' rfi Yvonne Vickrey David Vrboncic i J. w. wafkins J f A 3 it i fr Catherine White S' J! , Margie Wilder ' Douglas Williams A V ' James Howard Williams if , Webb Williams lf? N Q 5 V? 5 f A a d Anne Elizabeth Winslow Bill Winslow Leonard Winslow Loretta Winslow Sara Wright Edward Zimmerman Freshmen whose pictures do not appear: Billy Cooper, Ruby Gray, Winston Hor- ton, Helen Houlthouser, Faye Lupton, Durwood Medlin, Paul Miller, Donny Parks, Kendrick Pipkin, A. J. Roughton, Baily Sawyer, Bradley Sawyer, Roy Sawyer. , , S 3 55 an A fi r I 'xx kai. fr N4 3 C "L 2- A jx. J. I Q - W B4 , l lb . I' 8 'S 4 'A ' ', I I . . l - A ' Y fs ' V-14' ' - xy N U Q X If ! M Xx X ? . A iq 'X xi . x XX. 3 O A , XWXKN K I-Ky., X XX fr!! ' - H X ff , RW XMQ 1 ff , ' . x X X' Q' X I I Q I ,Q x . u. 'I , .. I 1 I . , fy M X f r I I' l ' QQy QQ- W SN N2 r 4 A .Q " gg 1 'ji bxlg N Q Y,-5 o f - ' -f f" xXx 2' W, XQi2X3XY'RfF'9Q1 J mf X N 3 K i 0 ly, x?'XxI.xS3lXfExX, X xixx x X ' IX X. J xxwfx xx V xx x I xg Z! ' f 1 . 1 ,f , 1 I, f W, fl. ,fl 'A 1 1 X. I!! f ,. ff ,. f M 'IRQ fv' FF' HCTIVI MS STUIEHT . BUDU PRESIDENT Billy Jennette President of the Elizabeth City Student Cooperative Government Presiding Officer of the Student Council 58 Q 1 Wi l STUDENT CUUHCIL UFFICEHS nity 4... Charles Adams, Vice-President, Taylor Hines, Sergeant-at-Arms, Sally Wood Mc- Mullan, Secretary, Billy Jennette, President, Lois Spence, Treasurer, Miss Bertha Cooper, Advisor. The student council of the Elizabeth City High School proposes to promote the general welfare of the school, to establish a closer union and to create a greater responsibility among the students. The student council has had several outstanding projects this year. One of the projects was furnishing the new student council room. They have also secured a United Nations flag for the school. During Amer- ican Education Week the council gave an assembly program for the high school. This program was thought to have done an excellent job in making American Education Week a great success in our school. The student council gives a trophy every year for the best kept room. This year the council gave two dances. At the beginning of the school year they gave a dance to welcome the freshmen to high school. Then they gave a semi-formal dance during the Christmas holidays. Without this dance Christ- mas just wouldn't be complete. The student council also financed the cheerleaders and sponsored several other activities. This year the council had charge of homecoming which was celebrated at the game played with New Bern. This proved to be a big success. This year the student council sent delegates to the North Carolina Student Council Congress in Char- lotte. These delegates were Clara Mae Harris, Billy Jennette, Dorothy Lawrence and their advisor, Miss Bertha Cooper. aumq +""""'e-X. vi-4' A. . X, Ll. 4 iff .on Ji . .rims U U m lll l ll Il' E E S F1 F-. E ""1Z'Lsi- - 3 cmzewsi-up committee f 0 Florence Meredith, Carolyn Finck -4- J A h ,EQAII , p :A Marvourleen Winslow, Chairman. r if - :fr ififgmlfl' I' all ,fu-eiiifiigillbqgtzed . K1 maya? M,-f, STANDARDS COMMITTEE Doris Moore, Toni Gill, Chairman, and Joyce Alston. INSIDE SAFETY PATROL FIRST ROWg Carolyn Johnson, Lorna Lee Stapples. SECOND ROW: Julian Selig, Robert Rhodes, Skipper Hall, Clay Foreman, Chairman. THIRD ROW: George Scott, Charles Cuthrell, John L. Sawyer, Billy Pappendick, Joe Gregory, Melick Williams, Dewey Burgess, Jimmy Prescott. SOCIAL COMMITTEE Janet Daniels, Doris Harris, Sally McMullan, Margaret Brumsey, Delores Gaskins, Shirley Leary, Phillis Gregory, Ann Rochelle, Willa Faye Sawyer, Eileen Moore, Chairman. ABSENT from picture: Berta Claire Parker, Pat Melson, Rita Sawyer. 60 QQMWTTEE ELECUONS OUTSIDE SAFETY PATROL ELECTIONS: SEATED-Sally Sedgwick, Clara Mae Harris, Rita Sawyer, and Betty Bright. STANDING-Warren Jen- nette, Chairman, Wirgman Morrisette, Tommy Norris, Wal- lace Bagley, and A. J. Peele. FINANCE: Sylvia Barkley, Bert Smith, Chairman, Jeanne Pritchard, Lois Spence, Robert Dowdy, Faye Coppersmith. ABSENT- Bradley Bartlett. OUTSIDE SAFETY PATROL: BOTTOM ROW-Linwood Gregory. MIDDLE ROW: Gordon Miller, Chairman, Roy Forbes, Leslie Davis. TOP ROW-Frank Fary, Harry Umph- lett, Leon Brickhouse. ABSENT-Gordon Fearing, Norman Brickhouse. CALENDAR: Annette Wright, Betty Holland Bell, Chairman, Lois Mortashed, Ruth Ferrell. HN ANC: C OMMITTEE CALENDAR tk 1 COMMITTEE CUllllllIllEES HOUSE AND GROUNDS COMMITTEE Redwell Forbes, chairman, Harry Seeley, Bob Sandwich. :1 1 5 "' ,MJ ,, - ,..,,,. 4, PUBLICITY COMMITTEE Patsy Pappendick, chairman, Sonia Tobiason Hlllllt lllllllll HEPRESEHTHTIVES FRONT, left 'to right. Yvonne Vickery, Yvonne Cartwright, Faye Pritchard, Charlotte Brockwell, Phyllis Price, Florine Bunch, Billy Potter, Heywood Houtz. BACK: Berta Claire Parker, Ann Gray, Clara Mae Harris, Julian Selig, William Bartlett, Dal Wil- liams, Macon Nixon, Skipper Hall. -36 0, -IC' ,, arf "f?,'1- -' 'ww X, N' Y w,- ,IM ly, K gy: -Qi " ' r rf f-vu JC- - l l H0 'MC' OMXNG lllIllVIllE 21 M'-. Co-Caotain, president Homzcommc - and their spon Student C' ' CHARL OT7-E Co S 1 yr sors .oancll delegat es to Charlotte Freshman Cqlas S - S, ophomore Cl s ass Presidents a d ponsors durin h I"l g alttime cerem sion onylconces- stand rush du ' rung football game. ll l CONC nl I ESSION STAND 'Q W ,g1,5ff.af, gp- : ' , f 1 it 1.5, QV. 'ii' ri ,Q I .J W 7 E' ' tx K ff RK E ABOVE: Robert Dowdy, photographer, Carolyn Finck, music editor, Clara Mae Harris, art editorg Warren Jennette, photographer, Dorothy Lawrence, junior editor, Roy Ann Leary, typist, Florence Meredith, senior editor, Myrtle Miller, sophomore editor, Phyllis Moger, activities ed- itor, BELOW: Patsy Pappendick, senior editor, Robert Rhodes, sports editor, Carolyn Russell, typistg Billy Spencer, photographic editor. " JULIAN SELIG J' editor 1951 64 I i K5 '45 u QU, ' Q .,,,.5 34 is ,X 3'5s'2 4 3 . . 'iagjggfr 4. xg: 1 - 4, ?"' A r 41 if Betty Holland Bell Kay Black Anne Burgess Barbara Burnham, Pat Bally Charlotte Madrm Sudle Sawyer Ellzabeth Swindell, Miss Mary Owens advlsor CHARLOTTE BROCKWELL V Business Manager SPlllllllHl 65 Sngela P Sf 01-ll ry Caro, Riinadverffsing an. 'Tl , 'V gray! nj, I V' sz-,LQ 41, ww L N , 6 nagerl- Phyllis PHC 8, J f 5 Q , r . , A-QW Eann e Pritchard President A 0 A Arthur Leary ..........-.....-. -.------------- Robert Rhodes .................. ......... V ice-President 4- Marvourleen Winslow ..............-..-- ------- S GCFGTSYY ix Mig, y Charlotte Brockwell ..................-- ------- T VGHSUVSF -Q ll. 5 Taylor Hines .........a............ .---------- C haplaln -- 'Qi '1: Miss Boomer ....................---- ---------- A dvisor 6 Q E I N 6 I The National Honor Society has helped our school in many Q ways. Students who are weak in certain academic subjects have been 3: tutored by members of the club. A room supervised by one or more of the members has ben set aside tor make-up work after school for those students who miss classes. At the annual spring ball a king and queen are elected on the basis of scholarship, leadership, service, and character. Notes of congratulations are sent to students not members of the club who make excellent grades. During the year a talent program was given to bring out talent in our student body. We are indeed fortunate to have such an active club to promote and character in our school. scholarship, leadership, service FIRST ROW A 'een Wi f Affhu . Le HF, -I-Om"7Slow, Taylorrl-V aryl Cha, 1513222 Prlzlxllllglons' 5EggIffDRgl83:tOlkT1?o5e?CkWell, Marv 0 . , o , . gf, 3, l'lllellSOneJoqnytEl1,eH2rHEgZle -gzycel VVZlgte5eI3reSClsd3'V,ZlraeEH-:L lljobert Dowd 'A 4 ll. W 'llffl'-it en M ' IRD wel, ' ' ea .1 d'rh 2 Y- FO t1i':OnSf'iUJfzQf ZQYXQ fasts: E.::xft.,52'f3f.5df Etyfffllveffeffuilf' i?,r'f C B 'eekmor 'ice' F10-' cfs Spe "'f Axie 5' ell B ' Uma Sfapi endfsk Ph 9' 'av Fo e, Jeannetgrne Bunch rice, Marga Davis, Cha,-195 Ad arbara Burnh es, Flo,-encg Myllis Gregor rernan, e Tucker , Earlene ret Ann don Mill an'?S, Miss B am, Winon Gredith B V1 Berta , P H - B ef, J 00m 'Y' Broth ' eff my PQDDZZZEIS' FSSMSQLQPU"LW.K,Pg25c3fff'sfZQagf3nFafy, f'5j'7 lafllilr ' ICTURE '1 erlin D he-we R 3 ee, Go,-f 5 Delore-5'S ewey B1 e well Fort, tone Ufgess. ASSE ES, ' NT 66 V llilindmki Arthur Leary ................................. President ,Nail .ig- Redwell Forbes ........................ Vice-President 6,401 5 if. Charles Williams .............................. Secretary ,ll A T ,H 3 77 r X Roy Askew .................................. Treasurer T V ' Julian Sanderlin ............................ Sgt.-at-Arms S ' r S Mr. Turner ................................... Advisor 4 T ,U S xi ' ' A r ' EY A . 433 Xie T M' V FJ Y-.t A f T'45!11""'I An asset to our school is the very active Key Club. The mern- bers of this club assist the principal, do their part to beautify and improve the school in every possible way, serve the school, church, and community, and function with all the other clubs in school. This year the club has managed the selling of tickets to all home football games, held a Thanksgiving Dance and beautifi d in many ways. e the front law l'1 . Mr. Ti-HRD ROW Hen. Don bavm' W'lliam Ba' Phersofh Pic- Pete Ovelmanllrlarlris, Joseph MABSENT FROM k w Bagleylurner Pfeslonl' n Sanderlin. Age 1 Jhn .'- ljula Y Robert Dow3V.Glrgow, Bert rielicls xwllgzsn Morrisette. hur l-ea','. S Linwoo OW1 Chafes TURE: QW: All William , ECONO R Umph- FlRST R ' Charles N Fmbes. S K Harry Clay hl:c2'lla1l'r'lf5nPeffY' 9:2125 Bradlell Balllel 'B' N' Wallace gmit , Charles ' E. Rhgdesr I Victor riQ c wen Wallace Bfumsey . Q - leth F-ddle ' ev Marvourleen Winslow .............. President Clara Mae Harris ................. Treasurer Lois Spence ................. Vice-President Margaret Ann Jackson ...........-. Chaplain Selma Winslow ................... Secretary Mrs. John Turner ............,..... Advisor The promotion of Christian character and leadership at school is stressed by both the Tri-Hi-Y and Hi-Y. These two honor clubs are essential in our school life because of the influence they have on the school and community. The stu- dents are encouraged to take a 'more active part in church activities and to make their community better by developing and carrying out Christian ideals. SEATED: Mrs. John Turner, Clara Mae Harris, Marvourleen Wins- ence Meredith, Roy Ann Leary, Axie Davis, Sonja Tobiason, Pa low, Lois Spence, Margaret Ann Jackson, Selma Winslow. STAND- tricia Austin, Maxie Owens.. ING: Lorna Staples, Patsy Pappendick, Charlotte Brockwell, Flor- :. m 68 Jimmy Prescott Melick Williams .............. Vice-President Roy Askew ........,......... .... S ecreta ry --,---,------------President Julian Selig, Jr. .................. Treasurer The Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y do much in the community to stress Christian ideals. The clubs go to a church once a month in a body. They both contribute to the lunch room fund and help needy families in many ways, The Tri-l-li-Y takes Thanksgiving and Christmas baskets to families. The Hi-Y helps the Salvation Army, Pasquotank T. B. Associa- tion, and the Cancer Fund. Both clubs are indeed an asset to our school and to our community. SEATED: Robert Rhodes, Melick Williams, Jimmy Prescott, John Jennette, Warren Jennette, Billy Pappendick Mr Marion Rogers Hall, Julian Selig, Roy Askew, Roy Forbes. STANDING: Gordon Wallace Bagley, Billy Hollomon, Wildon Forbes Jimmy Wallace Miller, Charles Cuthrell, Taylor Hines, Charles DeMarque, Billy Dewey Burgess. ABSENT FROM PICTURE Duke White ....-... , 1 M i alas Robe rt Rhodes ....... Reporter Roy Forbes ......... Chaplain Marion Rogers ....... Advisor ilUlllllH llllllllll-llIU CLUB The Dramatic Clubs this year are divided into four groups. The purpose of the freshman group is to stimulate interest in dra- matic arts, including acting, producing, designing and writing. The sophomore group gives the opportunity for those who wish to act to develop their acting ability. The club stresses the train- ing in self-expression and efficiency in dramatics. SEATED: Billy Gay McDowell, Elizabeth Swindell, June Anderson, Ella Batton, Doris Moore, Sally McMullan, Eleanor Jones, treas- urer, Joyce Toler, Frances Markham. STANDING: Dillon Dawson, president, Shir- ley Leary, Fred Castellow, secretary, Mar- garet Ann Baker, Bobby Stallings, Betty Jordon, Betty Wilson, Undine Perry, Bobby Bell, Dorothy Marsh, Fay Rogers, vice-presi- dent, Garland Jones, Mable Jean Bray, Har- vey Baker, Miss Minnie Johnston, advisor. SEATED ON FLOOR: Loretta Winslow, Ann Rochelle,. SEATED ON COUCH: Shirley Umphlett, Miss Gene Denbo, advisor, Vivian Jordon, treasurer, Margaret Brumsey, vice- president, Anne Elizabeth Winslow, president, Pat Melson, secretary, Kay Jones. STANDING: Janet Parker, Shirley Askew, Theresa Lewis, Joyce Austin, Nell Baxter Jackson, Norma Tobiason, Marilyn Tobiason. I W1 FIRST ROW: Margaret Ann Jackson, Signe Tobiason, treas- urer, Janet Daniels, president. SECOND ROW: Elizabeth Fulcher, Flo Meredith, Marvourleen Winslow, Patsy Pappen- dick, Charlotte Brockwell. THIRD ROW: Miss Gene Denbo, advisor, Carolyn Johnson, Billy Jennette, Robert Drake, Meade Marshall, Bill Pipkin, vice-president, Carolyn Finck, Julian Selig, Betty Carol Ryman, secretary. ABSENT FROM PICTURE: Myra DeRock. SEATED: Lois Mortashed, secretary, Helen Harward, Phyllis Price, Judy Pronier, presi- dent, Winona Brothers, Joyce Welsted, Donna Burgess, Verna Austin. STANDING: Barbara Burnham, Robert Dowdy, vice-presi- dent: Bert Smith, Bob Sandwich, Roy Askew, Miss Johnston, advisor. I Upper classmen are given the opportunity to gain a more general knowledge of the theatrical world through the Junior Club. ln the senior group one's interest in dramatics are devel- oped. This club gives a more thorough understanding of the pro- duction of a play, of the dramatic arts, as they concern acting, designing, or directing, and of the writing of dialogue, action, andgcript. All the clubs presented plays for the student body in 'assembly during the year. Sllllllll Illlllllll-lllll IIIUB FRONT ROW: Suzanne Seeley, Paula Davenport, Joan Tucker, Grace Coley Ann Renee Smith, Wirgman Morrisette, vice-president, Anne Gray, treasurer, Carolyn Finck, secretary, Willa Sawyer, Ruth Ferrell, Rita Munden. SECOND ROW: Pat Bailey, Dorothy Moore, Jo Ann Sparks, Shirley Ammeen, Patricia Pugh, Kay Spencer Rita Sawyer, Joyce Bradshaw, Annette Davenport, Donna Meek. THIRD ROW: Mrl Rogers, advisor, Donna Burgess, Janet Ferriell, Yvonne Vickrey, Annie Rae Davis, Clifton Chappell, Bobby Sandwich, Harry Seeley, Pete Overman, Leslie Davis. ABSENT ,--, J. ., 2 , N, A HN 'MH' M V ,,.,,,.. music ciui The ideals of the music club are to develop a higher quality of musicians, to create a lasting understanding of music for those who do not plan to be professional musicians, and to enrich the students' lives by developing good taste in music. The club members study the theory of music to prepare them for advanced study of music in colleges and universities. They also study the relation of music to other arts in society. FROM PICTURE: Allan Sawyer, president, Doris Onley, June Hayman. The purpose of the Spotlight Club is to familiarize students with the kind of work the members of the annual staff do. Many of the members of next year's Spotlight staff will be selected from this club because of their experi- ence with yearbook work. This year the club made a mimeograph yearbook as an example of study in annual work. This experience will bene- fit the students not only in school work on the annual, but also in writing, designing, and in many types of work after school. SPlllllliHl CLUB FIRST ROW: Miss Mary Owens, advisor, Pat Bailey, Rita Sawyer, Ann Mann, secre- tary, Faye Pritchard, vice-president, Carolyn Pritchard, president, Kay Black, treas- urer, Ann Tarkington, Sara Wright, Edith Pugh, Sylvia Owens, Ann Elizabeth Wins- low. SECOND ROW: Ken Black, Ann Rochelle, Babara Davenport, Yvonne Vickrey, Jo Ann Sparks, Shirley Askew, Margaret Cartwright, Jean Raby, Shirley Umphlett, lris Hill, Norma Jean Onley, Billy Stallings. THIRD ROW: Steve Sawyer, Jean Sherley, Betty Joyce Whaley, Margaret Brumsey, Joyce Ann Alston, Lael McMullan, Stephanie Benton, Janet Hill, Betty Jean Houtz, Mary Closs Jennette, Theresa Lewis, June Anderson, Robert Gilden. ABSENT FROM PICTURE: Delores Abernathy, Doris Onley, 72 I I I FIRST ROW: Eleanor Bowes, Harriett Jennings, Lois Jean Armstrong, president, Roy Ann Leary, secretary, Doris Morgan, treasurer, Susie Seymore, Carolyn Gilden, Carolyn Johnson, Margie Jones. SECOND ROW: Miss Chappell, advisor, Maxie Qi 411010 iii Wh! is-cy., fin-vw Yamila vt- r i IWW .HDI 'wit' 'G an 41171 4 'I 5039 iii IVJE B9 9' -vit A 'iw Owens, Carolyn Russell, Essie Mae James, Venona Long, Helen Bray, Barbara Rough- ton, Sara Wright, Virginia Edwards, Ann Winfree, Betty Bright, Marian Cartwright, Barbara Finney, Betty ABSENT FROM PICTURE: Doris Lupton, Faye Sawyer, Jean Sawyer, Madge Evans, Yvonne Cartwright. THIRD ROW: Jackson, Carolyn Marshall, Sadie Jones, Margaret Reed, Martha Tarkington, Norma Jean Onley. Gurganus, Jo Ann Hill, vice-president, Dawn Evelyn Smith, Wilma Speight, Marina Weeks. peop beco IUIIIIIEHIIIIIEIIIHIIEIIS quainted with our native land as well as other countries the Travel Club is a necessity. Through guest speakers, films, pictures, and study, the students learn of the different lands in the world. The club bought a globe for the library last year and this year bought a paper cutter for the school office. During the year a chapel program was presented to the student body. IIIHVEI CLUB UI HIIIEHIIIII To foster the development of creative lead- ership in the home and community life is the main purpose of the F. H. A. Club. The girls learn the qualities essential in a good home- maker and discuss ways in which the future homes of America can be improved. The club does Red Cross work through the school such as sponsoring the Red Cross Membership drive and sending toys to the hospitals. lf , "H-4 134 , V 3 1-as am at FIRST ROW: Dorothy Moore, Mrs. Pantha Aydlett, advisor, Bill Beacham, Angela Poulos, Faye Sawyer, treasurer: Harry Seeley, president, Elizabeth Swindell, secre- tary: Wilson Roughton, sgt.-at-arms: Bobby Brothers, vice-president, Johnny Parker, Gilbert Hooper. SECOND ROW: Charlie White, Dorcas Cox, Jean Mann, D. R. Sullivan, Shirley Spriull, Jean Sawyer, Donna Meek, Patricia Austin, Joan Tucker, Ann Mac Hardison, Axie Davis, Janet Glenn, Selma Winslow, Rosemary Heath, Juan- ita Armstrong, Marilyn Tobiason, Russell Hastings, Paula Davenport, Eleanor Jones. THIRD ROW: Garland Jones, Roland Cooper, Harvey Baker, Cecil Gregory, Wayne Trueblood, James Armstrong, Walter Wall, Leonard Winslow, Virgil Williams, Sterling Gregory. ABSENT FROM PICTURE: M. H. Upton, Annette Davenport, Frances Dukes. 73 fUlURElfHCHERS Ui HMEHICH LEFT TO RIGHT: Fay Rogers, Lorna Lee Staples, Van Cuthrell, Florine Bunch, Miss Bertha Cooper, advi50r,Rutl'1 Ferrell, secretary, Annette Wright, Donald Bright, vice-president, Phoebe Ann Aydlett, Phyllis Moger, president, Janet Parker, Wirqman Morrisette, treasurer, Grace Colev, Betty Holland Bell, Norma Tobiason, Clara Mae Harris. ABSENT FROM PICTURE: Naomi O'Neal, Allen Sawyer, John L. Sawyer, Daisy Mae Wood. The F. T. A., although only two years'old has become one of the school's most outstanding clubs. The members are those people who are interested in the teaching profession and wish to find out more about it. Through class discussion and speak- ers, the students become familiar with the oppor- tunities of teaching. The accomplishments of the F. T. A. are in the individual members when they cultivate within themselves qualities essential in a good teacher or citizen. Many of the members have substituted in the absence of a regular teacher and have taught classes from the first to the twelfth grades. The members also helped with the pre- school clinic. The club is affiliated with the National As- sociation of F. T. A. Clubs. PHUlUGRHPHU CLUB As a new club the Photography Club is well in the Spotlight and the club helped the staff in on its way to becoming an outstanding one. The many ways in the line of pictures. A contest was students learn to develop films, print and enlarqe sponsored by the club for the best pictures taken pictures. Many of the pictures taken were used during the year. inh--. FIRST ROW: Lois Lerman, Shirley Harris, Ann Mann, Toni Gill, THIRD ROW: Gilbert Spitzer, Elwood Armstrong, Georqe Manos secretary: Emogene Miller, treasurer, Miss Moon, advisor. SECOND George Jewel, David Hiqqinbotham, Charles Sioussat, J. W. Watkins ROW: Buddy Morse, Quinton Onley, Charles Williams, vice-presi- ABS NT FROM PICTURE: John Bell, Shirley Baines, Howard Haynes dent: Nick Poulos, president, William Kahlbaum, Julian Copeland. Ray Jones, Charles Hall, Berville Cosgrove. 74 JUIIIIIII llllllllllfllllllll IJIUB FIRST ROW: Wallace Brumsev, president: Joe Lamb, Anne Burgess. SEC.- OND ROW: Judy Pronier, Annette Wright, Lois Mortashed. THIRD ROW: Miss Dozier, advisor, Ivan Meekinos, Eileen Moore, sec- retary, Johnny Parker, treasurer. FOURTH ROW: Den- nett Ransom, Marlene Deering, vice-president, Helen Harward. ABSENT FROM PICTURE: Bobby Brothers. The Junior Commercial Cluh offers a great taught the basic typewritinq methods which are so opportunity to those who are unable to take typing essential in later work. ' in their academic work. ln the club students are SEIIIIIII Clllllllltllllllll IIIUB In the Senior Commercial Club the student world. The club added money to the commercial becomes acquainted with the duties and qualifi- fund which was started two years ago to buy equip- cations of an office worker. They are also familiar- ment for the commercial department. ized with many other tvpes of iobs in the business SEATED: Nannette Sylvester, secretary: Ann Winfree, president: Doris Morgan, Marian Jackson, Edith Smith. STANDING. Delores Carolyn Gilden, treasurer, Doris Harris, vice-president: Venona Long, Gaskins, Edith Riggs, Essie Mae James, Carolyn Russell, Mrs. Stall- Barbara Roughton, Lois Spence, Helen McCullen, Sonja Tobiason,, ings, advisor. 75 I I l I llIlllS'llllllllllllllllll CLUB The Girls' Monogram Club is composed of those girls who have won a letter tor their participation in school athletics. These girls have as their goal to create good sportsmanship in all sports and throughout the school. The club does its part to make the athletic program of the school more interesting and valuable to the students. i .E i rt? FIRST ROW: Signe Tobiason, vice-president, Phyllis Price, secretary- treasurer, Sally Sedgwick, president, Sonja Tobiason, sergeant-at- arms, Carolyn Russell, Miss Moon, advisor. SECOND ROW: Lois 4 'ffwunv Lerman, Lois Armstrong, Ann Burgess, Verna Austin, Sally Wood McMullan. ABSENT FROM PICTURE: Faye Sawyer. BUUS' lllllllllGllHlll CLUB The Boys' Monogram Club of Elizabeth City High School is an hon- orary organization composed of boys who have participated in at least one of these sports: football, basketball, baseball, or golf. 'eff v .,, .als -. N, -T. Q V I. We W' FIRST ROW: Bill Beacham, Bill Jones, Roy Forbes, president, Wildon Forbes, Bobby Sawyer, Franklin Wall, Jol.n Hall, treasurer, Curtis Albertson, L. A. Kemp, Billy Pappendick, Clay Foreman. SECOND ROW: Donald Bright, Van Cuthrell, Joe Lamb, Wallace Brumsey, Preston Harris, Charles Cuthrell, secretary, lvan Meekins, Dyson Thurecht, Norman Brickhouse, Van Umphlett, Johnny Ward, vice- 76 I president, Jim Wallace. THIRD ROW: Ray Burgess, Lindsey Hewitt, Jimmy Prescott, J. L. Sawyer, Charles DeMarque, Dewey Burgess, Victor Bright, George Scott, Leon Brickhouse, sgt-at-arms, Henry Clay Owney, Forrest Simons. FOURTH ROW: Robert Brooks, ad- visor. ABSENT FROM PICTURE: Richard Collier, Elbert Rhodes, Frank Gibson, Allan Sawyer, George Cohoon. HUIIlll'VlSUlll CIUB In the Audio-Visual Club pupils are trained to operate all the audio- visual equipment used in school. Those students who master the operation of the machines are permitted to assist the teachers in the classrooms. This kind of work prepares students who are interested in going into any field in which audio-visual equipment is used after school. FIRST ROW: Irvin Cooper, Edward Brothers, Billy Hollomon, Herman Olds, Glen Ray Morgan, James Armstrong. SECOND ROW: Cosby Morgan, Marshall Newbern, president, Dallas Perry, Keith Brace. THIRD ROW: Alvin Johnson, William Bartlett, Linwood Gregory. FOURTH ROW: Ken Black, Paul Miller, Richard Poulos, Myrtle Mil- Ier, secretary, Patsy Byrd, treasurer, Eloise Castellow, Faye Pritchard, Bill Jones, vice-president, Gordon Fearing. FIFTH ROW: Mr. John Turner, advisor, Norwood Rector, McCoy Simpson, Billy Sawyer, Bill Combs, William Burgess, ABSENT FROM PICTURE: Cleveland Clark, Cledis Duncan, Bill Haskett, James Lane, A, J. Peele. GIIIIS' HIHIEIIII IISSIIUIIIIIIIII The G. A. A. provides recreation tor those girls in school who cannot take physical education. The girls participate in intramural games in various sports. There is a point system by which a member participating in various sports may receive a G. A. A. letter. The club has as its chief project to se- cure more equipment for the athletic classes. ?'m-'Vi . 11' " FIRST ROW: Alma Williams, Loretta Winslow, Joanne Gill, Billy Gay McDowell, treasurer, Undine Perry, Marlene Deering, Mary Elizabeth Sawyer, vice-president, Sudie Sawyer, Shirley Ammeen, Miss Moon, advisor. SECOND ROW: Lois Armstrong, Frances Newbern, Kav Jones, Diane Fary, Charlotte Madrin, Betty Jordon, Goldie Forehand, 77 2 '- fy .. .2 WE: Doris Beals, Mary Frances Murrell, Betty Bright. THIRD ROW: Nell Baxter Jackson, Vivian Jordon, Doris Moore, Margie Wilder, Suzanne Seeley, Anne Gray, Sally Wood McMullan, Willa Sawyer, secretary, Dillon Dawson,Shirlev Leary, president, Bessie Hopkins, Frieda Gray. ABSENT FROM PICTURE: June Hayman. Miss Jackson, advisor, David Vrboncic, Robert Davis, Angela Poulos, vice-president, Bill Beacham, president, Betty Carol Ryman, secretary, Bill Stewart, Thomas Minton, Morton Palmer. SEATED: Don Meekins, Carolyn Jennings, Shirley Jennings. STANDING: Kathleen Berry, Bobby Byrum, Wilson Jones, Mrs. Clinkscales, advisor, Robert Rhodes, vice-president, Arthur Leary Dennett Ransom, Taylor Hines, president, Anne Burgess, sec.-treas., Shirley Harris. 4 I ka--h R ,I 1 1 1 7 SPEECH CLUB The improvement of speech hab- its and encouragement of public speaking are stressed in the speech club. The club, though small, plays a big part in our school life by spon- soring three outstanding speaking programs. These are the High School World Peace Study and Speaking Contest, The American Legion High School Oratorical Contest, and the Triangular Debates. IHlERHHllCHHl CELHTICHS CLUB As its name explains, the Inter- national Relations Club deals with the study of international relations. The club was organized to give stu- dents a clearer understanding of world problems and events through open discussion on matters of inter- est to each of us as citizens. The club explained to the school the code of the U. N. Flag. Il M -gg- i 1 -Zi.: ,I ,,,,.....f- . . , ...tif , X L f ,ng 5 X SPUHTS flllllBHll Elizabeth City High School's Yellow Jackets played outstand- ing football for the i950 season, tying for the Northeastern Con- ference championship with the highly touted Kinston Red Devils, who suffered their only loss at the hands of the locals who trounced them thirteen to seven. The Jackets had a seasonal record of seven wins, two losses, and two ties. The Jax were victorious over Kinston, Greenville, New Bern, Ahoskie, Hertford, Washington, and Kempsville. Hamp- ton, a potent gridiron machine, and Chowan College were the only teams to defeat Elizabeth City, while the Edentons Aces, a tradi- tional rival, and Roanoke Rapids tied them. Clay Foreman, a stalwart on the Jax offensive machine all season, was chosen to play in the Annual Shrine Bowl in which the high school gridiron stars of North Carolina and South Carolina played each other. Twenty-five were chosen out of the state of "HONEY" JOHNSON North Carolina. MANAGERS L. A. Kemp and George Cohoon . J , 3' 1, 3 ' 1 ' 3 ' ' lnll J J x. . 'wa 14, ft f :-i A 7? ill..1 ' : 35 . , J' .,'l All J 1 .ff J! COACH FIRST ROW: Bobby Sawyer, Curtis Brickhouse, Dyson Thurecht, Leon Brickhouse, Joe Lamb, Wallace Brumsey, Wildon Forbes, Charles DeMarque. SECOND ROW: Ivan Meekins, John L. Sawyer, Roy Forbes, Norman Brickhouse, Charles Cuthrell, Jimmy Wallace, Clay Foreman, Donald Bright, Ray Burgess, Bill Jones. THIRD ROW: Franklin Wall, Van Umphlett, Billy Pappendick, George Scott, Lindsey Hewitt, Henry Clay Owney, Dewey Burgess, Forrest Simons, Johnny Ward, co- captain. ABSENT FROM PICTURE: Jimmy Prescott, co-captain: Victor Bright, Bill Beacham, Van Cuthrell. M . Y . 101 12? QOL 1lED EUR HORlHEHS1EHH CUHEEREHGE 1H1E Elizabeth City Elizabeth City Elizabeth City Elizabeth City Elizabeth City Elizabeth City Elizabeth City Elizabeth City Elizabeth City Elizabeth City Elizabeth City at Aft, Clay Foreman RIGHT HALFBACK SHRINE BOWL BOX SCORE 6 -- 46 0 -- O 13 -1- 6 20 -1 O 7 --- O 45 1 7 7 --- 13 7 --- 7 53 - O 51 -- O 18 -- 6 -Ighh hy W LE ard CQCFT END Hampton Edenton Kinston Washington Greenville Kempsville Chowan College Roanoke Rapids New Bern Ahoskie Hertford APTAIN 1HREE MHHE Hll CUHEEHEHCE ELEVEH Fomman i, bmughg- ,kwa from behind, Foreman is smothered by a Roanoke Rapidian, BI UELLUUI JHCHETS Van Umphlett Victor Bright RIGHT TACKLE LEFT GUARD The Black Knights trap a Roanoke Jacket. 515a'5'?l wif' .J .1 , . ,, V K , I M A Red Devil is captured. John L. Sawyer crashes through for a six pointer against Greenville. Billy Pappenclick Wildon Forbes RIGHT END QUARTERBACK B2 IH HCTIUH Jimmy Wallace T RIGHT GUARD WV iv ,V , W' A lone Jax swarmed by Red Devils. I Z ' ' , ' .'.- .q'.' 1 ' 4 v'fr 'fa in - , .'g 1- A P -A X , . ' "UV . A 4. M .. r .' R 6 Franklin Wall LEFT TACKLE Foreman is finally stopped by a Kinstonian. A Greenie breaks away. Roy Forbes Bobby Sawyer LEFT HALFBACK FULLBACK 83 JUlllllll Vl'lllSllU The Junior Varsity played seven gridiron contests this year, winning three and losing four. They were victorious over Columbia 8-7, Roanoke Rapids 26-6, and Suffolk 25-O. They suffered de- feats at the hands of Central, 24-6, Manteo, 3l-O, Washington, l2-7, Murfreesboro 7-O, Hertford l3-O. Robert Bray, outstand- ing defensive stalwart was voted the most valuable player of the l95O season by his team mates. CO-CAPTAINS Van Cuthrell and Charles Adams BOB BROOKS Coach L FIRST ROW: Robert Brooks, coach, Albert Leary, Fred Castellow, Robert Bray, Brian Simons, Douglas Burgess, Morris Perry, Elwood Armstrong, Curtis Perry, Wilson Roughton, Van Cuthrell, co-captain. SECOND ROW: Johnny Parker, Charles Adams, co-captain, Douglas Williams, Richard Poulos, Thomas Sfetsos, Kentwood Turner, Ambrose Staples, Harry Collier, A. J. Peele, Dick Darling. THIRD ROW: Ray Pipkin, Duke White, Wilson Jones, Bobby Brothers, Ronald Sanders, Richard Collier, Julian Sanderlin, George Manos, Nick Poulos, Walker Marshall, Thomas Cox. 84 ' 1 ' v Nb, A-A y I Dickie Darling executes a bit of ballet dancing. Janes Lane goes all the way. .lubilanr Jayvees carry Coach Brooks off the field after an impressive victory. Charles Adams picks up yardage for Jayvees :- T . H . CHGEHS KNEELING Frank Fary manager Robert Brooks coach John L Lindsey Hewitt, Jimmy Prescott, William Beacham, John Hall, Charles Sawyer manager STANDING Clay Foreman co captain Leon Brick DeMarque, Harry Umphlett, Joe Gregory, Charles Cuthrell, co-captain. The Elizabeth City High School Yellow Jacke basketball squad was enjoying a most successful sea- son when the Spotlight went to press. They were lead- ing the Northeastern Conference with five straight victories, two of these encounters being overtime thrillers with the Washington Pam Pack and the red hot Devils of Kinston. The Jax also gained conference wins over Greenville, New Bern, and Edenton, along with non-conference conquests over Hertford and Kempsville. Their lone losses were suffered at the hands of Bethel, in the season's openers, and Need- ham Broughton of Raleigh. FIRST ROW: Coach Johnson, Charles Davenport, Wilson Rough- ton, Dal Williams, Jack Crank, Van Cuthrell, Bill Wallace, Coach Brooks. SECOND ROW: Bill Combs, Donald Leadbeater, Jimmy Wise, Ronald Saunders, Curtis Albertson, Wilson Jones. B6 GIRLS' SUUHD KNEELING: Miss Moon, coach, Sonia Tobiason, captain, Anne BurgeSS, Helen H2-Ifwafd, Shirley Harris, 5allY Mattie Olds, manager. STANDING: Carolyn Russell, Sedgwick, Doris Moore, Phyllis Price, Verna Austin, Lois Shirley Spruill, Joan Tucker, Mary Elizabeth Sawyer, Lefman, 5iQ"19 TOUBSOV1- Under the direction of Miss Eloise Moon, the l95O-5l Lady Jax basketball sextet were perform- ing well when the Spotlight went to press. Despite losses to Washington and Hertford, they have been victorious over Hertford, in the second contest, and the Edenton's Acelets. Sonja Tobiason served as captain of the Jacket lassies. A Lady Jax scrambles for the ball. l l . 9 A Jack and an Ace go high to get the trump. .9 5 Sonia Tobiason, captain Eloise Moon, coach 1 nv , ,. .Z- my ,ru X ,. -Q , 1 N A u ' sf, '. X X 9 fi f , ' ' 'T"""4 we T fgv Carolyn Russell -1 5 1 Sally Mcmuuan 'L Q4 we ,+ - ' Q 1 I ' 1 .j , . ,.. lg rf i X x '52 f '41 T ,A ,4 ,L T , ' , I ,rm x V .' ,xlV1li,',x' ,g,.,.....,.......,, U Ty Signe Tobiason and 1 'I Sonia Tobiason J T . 4 N ,V 4 Y E! l W ff N ".42 . 4' T T f f 2 'X'1 " iz, x "ff,-f-fs' I "" 0 H wtf T224 Y Faye 53WYe' 1 if ' ' H Verna Austin 5, -' - Alllie Burgess bx K. t r.-V 'ik l l T l BOTTOM: Faye Sawyer, Signe Tobiason, heady Carolyn Russell. MIDDLE: Sonia Tobiason, Verna Austin. TOP: Anne Burgess, Sally McMullan. 88 -ii XZ f HSSlSlHlll Dllltlllllll SPllllSllll llllltlllllll 1-3 :-H, ,Q 'yfgpgsfyrmf ' ' . Y' if r.- 565' Y' N", H . , 1 saw ,i1',,if'-Inj -'gf' , ' , Fffgzsn ., -it vt. ngxw' v f , , Al ' - ' X CRM , Q 'D K , 4-mihKsi0"'Q SCOH' CBHBWBY Miles Clark Marion Rogers The Elizabeth City Hi School Band again this year has proven itself a great asset to our school. , Beginning with a wonderful vacation last summer at Lake Junaluska, the band has had a successful year working and playing together. Among the many events in which the band has been featured were the Moth Boat Regatta, the Shrine-Kiwanis Parade in Elizabeth City, the Wright Memorial Celebration, and the Boys' Club Parade. As the custom has always been, the band was on hand for every pep-rally before home foot- ball games and at every Yellow Jacket game at home or away. Several con- certs have been planned to be given later in the year. CHPTHIH CHIEF llllltllllltllf llllUlll llltldllll . -'s - -'f,..., Wirgman Morrisette Nannetfe Sylvester Allan SBWYGI' 90 FLHG BEHHERS WAHM- uzw ff A3971 if T Faye Ellen Coppersmlth Phyllrs Prrce Tom Gull Marlene Deerrng Ca'0lY'1 0l'll'lS0'1 The mnlrtary functlonnng of the band trams the members to work co operatrvely under their eftlclent officers and directors The officers have drawn up a code ot ethrcs which has met the approval of the directors of trcers and all other band members The two outstanding soclal events of the year were the banquet hon ornng the sensors and the Christmas party when the band members forgot work for a whale and met to have a wonderful time In the sprung everyone IS hoping to return to E C H S with a supernor ratang from the state contest Wlth Mr Callaway Mr Rogers and Uncle Miles urging them on the members are strlvlng to make our band the best band In the land WHJURETTES Janet Damels Betty Bright Eleanor Jones Margaret Ann Jackson Eileen Moore Margaret Ann Baker WW .rf .fu fy "" A rw fr wir :,Jld'gv C wg, " . M' we .W 1 '- 4 ,N ,f Marion Rogers, Assistant Director, Scott Callaway, Director. FIRST ROW: Betty Holland Bell, Phoebe Ann Aydlett, Jeanne Pritchard, Rita Sawyer, Pat Melson, Suzanne Seeley, Donna Meek, Bessie Hopkins, Joyce Welsted, Eliz- abeth Swindell. SECOND ROW: Ann Rochelle, Ruth Ferrell, Joyce Brad- shaw, Joyce Alston, Willa Fay Sawyer, Maxie Owens, Undine Perry, Dorothy Moore, Betty Jean Houtz, Paula Davenport, Mary Frances Murrell, Charlotte Madrin, Frieda Gray, Sylvia Owens, Margie Wilder, Nell Baxter Jackson, Doris Moore, Barbara Burnham. THIRD ROW: Helen Harward, Annette Wright, Clara Mae Harris, Lois Spence, Phyllis Gregory, Winona Brothers, Heywood Houtz, Billy Gay McDowell, Allan Sawyer, Sylvia Barkley, Harriett Jenninos, Billy Potter. Joe Gregory, Frances Newbern, Margaret Brumsey, Rita Munden, Anne Gray, Vivian Jordon, Patsy Pappendick. 92 -.ff it 9 fu FOURTH ROW: Betty Jordon, Edward Zimmerman, Theresa Lewis, Gordon Fearing, Jeanette Tucker, Pete Overman, Macon Nixon, Grace Coley, Donnie Hoffler. SEATED: Webb Williams, Clifton Chappell, June Hayman, Bobbie Bell, Marian Kay Spencer, Jimmy Stallings, Bill Winslow, Shirley Leary, Pete Ashton, Joanne Gill, Shirley Ammeen, Kenneth Miller, PhilipSpruill, Wirg- man Morrisette, Lael McMullan, Dillon Dawson, Iris Hill, Rosemary Heath, Ann Renee Smith, Lois Jean Armstrong, Freddie Haney, Harry Seeley, Lyn- wood Gregory, Phyllis Moger. BACK ROW: Phyllis Price, Faye Ellen Cop- persmith, Toni Gill, Wallace Bagley, Bill Jones, Bobby Sandwich, William Kahlbaum, Tommy Minton, Leslie Davis, Margaret Ann Jackson, Eleanor Avery Jones, Eileen Moore, Janet Daniels, Margaret Ann Baker, Marlene Deering, Carolyn Johnson, Nannette Sylvester. 93 ,.,,, e. 19 .. 1 I I- n M inf! wiki ' s Af ..1.-,. 1 1 B--vw ,"1.M , , v:!'iP"'1 l " in-'J' 5 '52 LYS l fs J H' l ' ' if: T3 , ,Final 1. e 1 iam an ' 3, I fbi - e J . on ,-- '- i ,--.-1----- 1 1 H5 T' J 'K V ,-.,. .... 2 is ,,.,.w,. t i M. .4 K' 409. ,,,,,, 11. -' .1aual', ri!! rally, .Hifi 1. -4 if W! li ya v .ia UlllCEllS FIRST ROW: Allan Sawyer, Jeannette Tucker, Jeanne Pritchard, Elizabeth Swindell, Nannette Sylvester, Maxie Owens, Lois Jean Armstrong, Patsy Pappendick, Wirgman Morrisette. SEC- OND ROW: Clara Mae Harris, Rita Sawyer, Phyllis Gregory, Winona Brothers, Helen Harward, Annette Wright, Joyce Welsted, Lois Spence, Harriett Jennings, Phoebe Aydlett. THIRD ROW: Betty Bell, Gordon Fearing, Donnie Hotfler, Leslie Davis, Harry Seeley, Bob Sandwich, Pete Overman, Joe Gregory, Wallace Bagley, Phyllis Moger. I". 0 Ragtime Wedding. 95 Practice session in the Tabernacle at Lake Juneluska-summer, 1950. I . H? raw., .v-1 f""- Practice drill for precision formation for the Homecoming Game. f. 'tx X xl? n"""' r 4 J' X ,ll .- X, ' " , T, X -Y? A - Q 430'-f nv xlvkj, Y --,, "Getting Sentimental" over when he visited E. C. H. S. Tommy Dorsey .4-1 5 'xx N ' f i - f. D , 4.3, x. if " 'A x'. ' 1' V' , wt . , . -. .ug X 3, A " , ', f V Yrs' K A IVI4 -A !..V 1 Q ' 1 x . .-in ., -'M,,,.,L. ,K W ,, I ,I , ..... N, W -' t. M ,Ax 'F ' I . -rvyj Q H I I , I 'V , ' , N A A 1 ii.: l, Q -'if , 'P if l"n J L' eat' n1iE':-Xa it Q . YQ Each year the band par- ticipates in the celebra- tion commemorating the anniversary of the first successful flight of the Wright Brothers. nd' Q ' . - Every August 'l8th, Birthday of Virginia Dare, the band per- forms at the Lost Colony. MRS. E. F. AYDLETT Director - '45 ACCOMPAN ISTS Patricia Pugh, Axie Davis An organization of which we can all be proud is The Elizabeth City High School Glee Club. lt is composed of students who enjoy music and wish to contribute their time and talents to the club. They have performed well throughout the year. Ensembles have entertained civic clubs and as- sembly whenever they have been called upon. o i7 V' ' Y. I---4. ,f--f,,r,,- f '- ,. . an I C. ,fi - .7 " ' ' ' - I .. . 1'-f' - gs-. FIRST ROW: Sudie Sawyer, Kay Jones, Faye Lupton, Patricia Pugh Meredith, Elizabeth Fulcher, Donna Burgess, Janet Ferriell. FOURTH Jo Ann Sparks, Annette Meiggs, Yvonne Vickrey, Janet Glenn, Flo- ROW: Selma Winslow, Norma Faye Jewell, Betty Reed, Annie Davis, rene Bunch, Lois Morrashed, SECOND ROW: Rebecca Tarkington, Fannie Davis, Betty Joyce Whaley, Marvourleen Winslow, Annette Ruby Gray, Phyllis Meiggs, Doris Beals, Frances Dukes, Charlotte Davenport, Earlene Hastings, Jean Shirley. FIFTH ROW: Mary Eliz- Brockwell, Eleanor Bowes, Ann Winslow, Axie Davis, Sara Gant, Patsy abeth Sawyer, Sally Sedgewick, Pat Bailey, Daisy Benton, Ann Win- Pappendick, THIRD ROW: Alma Williams, Helen McCuIlen, Mary free, Roy Ann Leary, Loretta Winslow, Sadie Jones, Barbara Daven- Tarkington, Carolyn Jennings, Carolyn Pritchard, Carolyn Finck, Flo port. ABSENT FROM PICTURE: Henryetta Reed, Naomi O'NeBl- BILL PIPKIN President BILLY JENNETTE Student Director 5 if -f f f-- - The first concert presented during the year was the "The Christmas Story in Music." Also on the program was "The Night Before Christmas." This was the first time secular music had been presented in a Christmas Concert. By working together, day after day, the director and members have shown to the school and community just what can be done with talent when it is cultivated. Members are striving each year to improve the club. I Q + ff trrr w T li I X-. . FIRST ROW: Curtis Perry, John C. Smith, Donnie Hoffler, Hey- Ray Burgess. THIRD ROW: Ray Pipkin, Billy Spencer, Charles Wil wood Houtz, Webb Williams, Edward Zimmerman, Fred Haney, Walter liams, Curtis Pipkin, Henry Owney, Dewey Burgess, Charles De eston. SECOND ROW. Duke White, Charles Cuthrell, Clay Fore- Marque, Billy Jennette, Bill Pipkin. man, Jimmy Stallings, Harry Collier, David Jennette, Stillman Scott, 99 C , 11 FIRST ROW: Lois Mortashed, librarian, Bill Pipkin, President: Florine Bunch, Vice-President. SECOND ROW: Axle Davis, Treasurer: Florence Meredith, Vice-President, Selma Winslow, Secretary: Charles Cuthrell, Vice-President. EHSEWBLE FIRST ROW: Annie Rae Davis, Florence Meredith, Marvour leen Winslow, Annette Davenport, Pat Bailey, Florine Bunch SECOND ROW: Fred Haney, John C. Smith, Sally Sedgewick Carolyn Finck, Donna Burgess, Heywood Houtz, Jimmy Stall- ings. THIRD ROW: Stillman Scott, Ray Pipkin, Bill Pipkin Billy Jennette. . heaf' ' ' ' ' .-With a Song In my I n the still gf H' e . HSSEWBLU "Twas the night before Christmas ------ "l'm dreaming of a White Christmas ------ ' 1 I jr' Jail' "We can hear the people screaming as they leap and hit the ground." "Don't know why there's no sun up in the sky, Stormy Weather-' '54 'F' 735 '5 5 1 l ' Q r 1- 7 mp .. A tzj t - 5,1 Q f fi, -qi ,Q ,f , -M -:gg-2: , in "Bene ' l, . 'dh 'own H' 'HI 'd' . n e 3 I8 t ink1,Q1llv-Y I 'Ile Tailedsfohg Inge f rf A C 1 ' . acoiebiakei Fly, 9'C9dtolieb uvse e I fuer' b Y "Deep in my heart, dear, I have a dream of you." "Never saw things going so right-Blue Skies, smiling at me--' I I 4 i r X1 if 2 j ,QR C., Q f' A 'X . f wfr-. N I if X ,. A Y 'V' , A Ulkgy , ,, ,fir ., - 7 . I' ' X ' fy, I' X ray' Z W I f - ' ff' J 1 40 xl. 1 A - 5 p - ' 9 , Q I ...,. f f n as. 17" A f 5 af I X r Q , ' X - + ' .I 11 ,T ,X ef 771 , X 74 1 l . N'! 6 V V X 1 , - 6 X ib -K: 'f' xx X 'Q I X 4, p I XX X A x f, v I V in x ,,,fv J.-'Leia :ZA V W 1 N-n I 'N .als 4-I x 4 I AIN' --Tj X ' 11:21. s Sn i 'Ili-N 1 ' 1 X 4 , ' 1 N ' . ' 3 " XX X x 1' 9- I h X X - Ax --i ,, .1- HHTUHES BHSI Jeff Ramble .......................... Bert Smith Toodles ............................ Judy Pronier Betty .............................. Phyllis Price Owen ...... -----Robert Dowdy Selina ......................... Betty Holland Bell Jinny ........................ Phoebe Ann Aydlett Chester .......................... Bradley Bartlett Sally Lou ......................... Joyce Welsted Minerva .... David Vance Amos Atkins O'Toole .... Lois Ann Mortashed -------Roy Askew ---Bobby Sandwich ----------------------Charles Adams ., 7!z'1Wm...Z UUHW'HEEP HIM UHHIIHG The Junior Class has two es- tablished ways to make money to give the Junior-Senior prom. They are a play and a carnival. The '51 Junior Play was a three act comedy, "Don"t Keep Him Waiting." The cast, staff, and director combined their efforts to present a very fine produc- tion. IEUHHICHI SIHII FIRST ROW: Jeanne Pritchard, Barbara Burnham, Helen Harward, Winona Brothers, Lois Mortashed, Phyllis Gregory, Ann Mann. SECOND ROW : Verna Austin, Emogene Miller, Jo Ann Wright, Annette Wright, Judy Pronier, Rita Sawyer, Phyllis Price, Shirley Harris. THIRD ROW: Forest Simons, Sklpper Hall, Eileen Moore, Donna Burgess, Betty Bright, Joan Tucker, Earlene Hastings, Berta Claire Parker. FOURTH ROW: .Willis Brice, Roy Askew, Robert Dowdy, Harry Seeley. nfsnifns Each year, E. C H. S. debaters participate in the state-wide triangular debates. The debates provide information and give the speakers practical experience as well as pro- viding enjoyment for those interested. This year the topic is: Resolved: that the American people should reject the Welfare State. SEATED: Heywood Houtz, Bill Beacham, Phyllis Moger, Arthur Leary. STANDING: Miss Boomer, advisor, William Kahlbaum, Pat Melson, Miss Jackson, advisor. i950 IHHRSHHIIS For their high scholastic averages during the first three years in high school, ten juniors are chosen for Marshals. It is the duty of these Marshals to usher at the Baccalaureate Sermon and graduation, and to do little odd jobs for the Senior Class. FIRST ROW: Lorna Staples, Marvourleen Winslow, Patsy Pappendick. SECOND ROW: Julian Seliq, co-chief, Flor- ence Meredith, Charlotte Brockwell. THIRD ROW: Tavlor Hines, co-chief, Billy Jennette, Phyllis Moger, ABSENT FROM PICTURE: Carwile LeRoy. IIBHHHU SIHII The library staff is composed of those stu- dents who take library work as a regular subject. They check out books, check in books, shelve books, write overdue slips and fine slips, file cards and magazines, do reference work, select some books to be put in library, and some of them do typing for Miss Boomer. SEATED: Jo Ann Wright. FIRST ROW: Barbara Roughton, Lorna Lee Staples, Berta Claire Parker, Sally Wood McMuIIan, Harriette Fay Jennings, Maxie Owens, Miss Boomer, librarian Sally Sedgwick. SECOND ROW: George Cohoon, Elbert Rhodes Henry Clay Owney, Melick Wiliams, Charles Williams. I. 4. I 6 'i k YE , 5?-Vi?K"?.55' 'fi' ', LS ' Y 71323 ag it ri 4 WZ. ' fy - YG 3 . 4 Il r 'ii El' gf f 5: N . . L.: l95ll SlIHlllll SEPTEMBER 6 School opens. New faces-old lipstick. l5 First football game with Hampton. They won fthe score was too awful to printl. 2l First pep rally. 23 Game with Edenton-O-O. Tough! 29 Kinston game-l3-6 our favor Clt's about timell. OCTOBER 6 Washington game-we won-20-O. l3 Game with Greenville-7-O our favor. l7 Juniors measure for class rings. 25 Honor Society Chapel program. 29 Chowan game l3-7 their favor. Oh well, you can't have everything. NOVEMBER y l Spotlight chapel program-great secrets disclosed. 3 Roanoke Rapids game 7-7. lO Homecoming game-we trounced New Bern 53-O. Letters given to our football heroes. Key club dance. Jitterbug contest. Out for Thanksgiving holidays ---- DECEMBER 5 Famed Tommy Dorsey played his theme song for the school 7 Southeast Assembly-the juggler. 8 Junior play-"Don't Keep Him Waiting"-Good job. I3 Miss Cooper's Christmas chapel program. l9 Glee Club Chapel program. 20 Christmas Dance--Boy, was it cold inside! Br-r-r. Out for two weeks. JANUARY 8 Group pictures taken for annual. ll-24 Exam blues--not much else going on. 3l Southeast Assembly-"Man of l,OOO Voices". lIHlEl1l1Hl1 1951 FEBRUARY 2 Junior Carnival-Hear yel Hear yel 3 Big snow storm. 17 Tri-Hi-Y and Hi-Y Valentine Dance. 22 College Day comes to E. C. H. S. MARCH 15 Last of Spotlight copy sent to press-Hallelujah. 16 Senior Play-"Pride and Prejudice". APRIL 6 Junior-Senior Banquet and Dance-Need not say more. 27 National Honor Society Spring Dance sponsoring the King and Queen of E. C. H. S. with their attendants chosen on basis of scholarship, leadership, service, and character. MAY 7 Nomination of Student Council officers. ll Election of Student Council officers. 18 Presentation of the annual. 23 Installation of Student Council officers 27 Baccalaureate Sermon. Annual Glee Club Spring Concert--during Music Week. Senior Outing--Senior Week JUNE 1 Graduation. School out for another year. Nags Head here we come. 1 faiwj fs 'hu f . 1 I Leif Q 'N, , 15-2. .- X.- F I W ,L 1 ,Q 5: ii W' 4 -f if Va , il X F i 5 i I K V , , x . ll M HA' I e l W 5 I ggi, I K X :ik ' L ,f fy 55 ' I." . 471 1' fs, Va. ,wr ,X vi Z ff 1. s FY ynlm I NU T A. om i.,.J 1 Nh H N r V Q N i 2,1 y Y P . Q T sf ' 495 X'-X K' lf .M ,iz T' iw - '- T " tl' , T -ml :Nxt -, f 'f A I' . 1 6' 41. lp L g. J p wt 77: ' 1 5 r 'K r , xt '1 1 r ,-,'r 1 l I M , Q A , ' U aa If l 'f ' ' 5 g L -D54 I9 i H' V of 2 '- - ,f 4 rkgggg- 4-5, x f. 4 .5 .5 A, - ., 5 1 ,g s fir V, ,V 1 - A .Y--V r i .Ji J, Fi' .,iEbifi.fwv.4 . We ,yv?y,- 5. ' 5? 1 xi I M X -i I . A 4 , ll ' 1 1" E. f ' -fu 5 4 -, ., t K, f " A 'M if .' tx , , -i WT ASW ., mf" 2 ,,,.wf m,?13" ef e -"Q, A - wil , twig' ,fr W., M, b "lv-M . , ' 'bf eiytw, ff ' V 'XM i ., ,. Willis, K A I V X f ' QT K ' if 1122 we ll lt lg, L-Law---f l H il Caesarl , . . A pep rally just wouldn't be without these gals. . . . ' . . . Catch that ball down there . . . The Crew I W 've come to the a E. C. H. S. Tree Trimmers Miss Cooper's Play Cast . . . e le . . . Getting those T at Nags Okceanl . . . There go those hungry peop ,I Christmas Tea . . . gold tootballs . . . Waiting tor the bell . . . I , A N Q VK .5 N,- Y -S., KNYWTR -....., T, f . xii ' u.T'T7 Collecting dough for K ey Club Dance . . , The Merry Wives of Romans . . . Chorus line . . . He missed if . . . The Conspirafors . . . Home EC Tea Party . . . The Gridiron Bullies . . . Mr. Dorsey taking Trombone lessons from E. C. H. S. Band . . . Nervous, aren'f th 9 Cameramen ey. . . . Future Lui' AV Mmm at W A J w wf?- f V-fs la wif. V17 P Y s E i 1 I ll xx , ' 4 N"-' ji -5? , I 7 - W "'-"'fi"-'s z-L1X'xW v "' 'T "4 'fi 0' 5 Q-J! J A 42 L . M A A r 1 Q ggi:-X I HDVEHTISEIMHHTS Ass v-X' 0, F .. 51,1151 4 O 2 gf IE 2. fp I B! + HARRY W BUNDY Certified Public Accountant HE W0 xx ggoT"' Xxif THE TEXAS COMPANY WI, Maknu von PER run Ann 944W "More Cups Per Pound n I s Used" llza When Cal ee Alone I X f QM GILES 611125 'Mil' mm svtmxxx 6,544 M5 Kiwi SALES SERVICE Perry Motor Co., Inc. Elizabeth 84 Martin Streets Elizab th C'ty N C Ph 4359 Compliments of Elizabeth City Jewelers' Association Louis Selig Barr Brothers Bauer 8: Son Bright Jewelry Co. ALBEMARLE HOSPITAL -ik .vs TI-IE ALBEMARLE HOSPITAL was buiI+ in I9I4 and in I9I5 renovalred. modernized and made inIo a IOO bed hospilral. I+ is owned by Ihe Counlry of Pasquofank and Ihe Ci+y of Elizabelrh Ci+y, Nor+h Carolina. BEST OI: LUCK TO TI-IE SENIORS The Medical and Surgical Slraff of Ihe Albemarle I-Iospi+aI Our bes'r wishes and hear+ies+ congra'ruIa+ions Io The Senior Class of I95I Pell Paper Co., Inc. ELIZABETH CITY, N. C. BEST WISHES Crystal Ice 81 Coal Corporation Ice - Coal - Kerosene - Fuel Oil Remember your ice cold drinks a+ baseball season! Phone 295i Congrarulafions +o Our Graduafes R T GRR Young People Everywhere Sales and Serv, ice Like ro Lisren ro Chrysler - Plymoufh - Whire Truclcs W C N C For +he Besi' ln Radio Programming Phone 6369 Besr Wishes from WARD 81 SON C0mP'ime"+S of aio-nz s. Pool s+ree+ A. B. HOUTZ 8: SON Weldigng Machine - Forge - Supplies Phone 6589 BELK - TYLER CO. Teen - Age Spor+ Shop 2nd Floor EIizabeI'h CiI'y's Shopping CenIer" I II I ""' . ,., THE FIRST 8: CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK EIIzabeI'h Cify, N. C. "The Only Nafional Bank in Ihe Albemarle" Member Federal DeposiI Insurance Corp. Federal Reserve Sys+em Esfablished I89I ' 'A"' 52: .. II., S , zr. .1r,,. , ,.:. 1 .v,.. , .,.:.,. - .. I 1:--3gg:5151:,:52:3:,,rj-.5a.,f'r Iififwg - '1'1255sE'f" :q5,gfj,:r1i . :fifiifgfj --Qi, I 52353533315'-'igi-235:-. ' gfgir' N:'1'-- gg' 3 1' ask-fi fdf.. 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Y is - lf 5 I ..,. ,, .u 1 ' if ,gi-31,45 MILDRED'S FLORIST SHOPPE W HA L E Y ' S Exclusive buf no+ expensive Phone 5590 Congrafulafions and Besl' Wishes MCDOWELL +o +he Class of '5I MOTOR CO GLOBE FISH COMPANY 24 Hour Wrecker Service Wl'l0l9S5le FfeSl1 FiSll Specializing in Body and Fender Work Elizabe-+h Ci+y, N. C. Dial 2985 - 4697 WILLIAMS FURNITURE CO. C0mPlImef1+S of C O P E I. A N D ' S Furnilure, Sloves, and Refrigeralors 220 N. Poindexler SI. Elizabellm Cily, N.C. Confechonery at Gnu Phone IQ67 Parsonage 84 I-lughes Blvd. Phone 4897 HOPKINS BROS. A cordial welcome awaiI's you aI' Plumbing, Healing, Elecfrical ancl Sheefmefal Con'Irac'Iors THE CAROLINIAN Special AH'en+ion 'ro Repair Work Nags I-Iead's Newesl I-lolel 509 E. lflmringlwaus SI. Open all year ElizabeIl1Ci+y, N. C. Dial 4592 SANDER'S COMPANY Mill, Plumbing, 84 Marine Supplies Waler, Pearl, 84 Poindexler Slreels Elizabelli Cilry, N. C. WALBE ,,,,.,,,,,0m Mzmgpgy Y E Swnu co aw P' ie' gg P' '5 if lawn ALBEMARLE Aufomofive Supply Company lnc. Wholesales 303 - 305 N. Wafer Slreel' Elizabellw Cily, N. C. Parls - Supplies - Slwop Equipmenl Plwone 4377 GUARANTY BANK and TRUST COMPANY Established I 90 I Member Federal Deposil lnsurance Corp. Elizabellw Cily. N. C. Phone 2798 Besi' of Luclr +o +l1e Senior Class CULPEPPER HARDWARE COMPANY Phone 4329 FOREMANS CAROLINA AMUSEMENT CO MILK BAR Carolina phone 4495 Love's Sfalre Cenrer L1 apffal AIRLINES Capi'raI's 23 years of experience is your assurance of grea'rer comfort greafer safe+y and beHer servlce. Com plimenis of ELIZABETH CITY BRICK COMPANY Builders' Supplies QUINN FURNITURE CO QUALITY FU RNITU RE S. A. Twiford, Owner 209 N Poindex+er SI. Elizabeirh CI'ry, N. C. ROCHELLE CLEANERS I I6 S. WaIer SIreeI Phone 6I96 ,gEATHg Q' th 00- 4' WTNDZYVS rv fHs .,,,w9 9 WILLIS S. WRIGHT Dodge - Plymoufh Sales 81 Service Dodge Jrruclcs - Cushman Scoolrers Plfnone 2983 Pure Food PRODUCTS oi-iEssoN MANUFACTURING EDGEWCOD DNRY CO., INC. Grade "A" Pasleurized lvlillc Lumber, lvlillworlc, Doors and Frames M- B- BI'0l'l'IeI'S. Owner Luck lo +l1e Senior Class RFD No. l Elizabellw Cily. N. C Besf Wishes Io 'rhe class of '5I ELIZABETH CITY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE TOXEY, BERRY, LYNCH FUNERAL HOME Phone 44I 2 FO RT RALEIGH RESTAU RANT Sea Food and Sizzling Wesfern Sfeaks "Our SpeciaIIy" Easf Main Sfreei MILES JENNINGS, INC. General Machine and Welding S Mill 84 Logging Supplies DiaI 2490 hop Com plimenfs of THE AYDLETT PRODUCTS CO. Manufacfurers of Po+a'Io Chips and SaII'ed Peanufs High-Grade Candies Complimenis of KENYON BAILEY SAWYER COMPANY "The Qualify Shop for Men" McMorrine 8: Colonial Avenue Phone 4375 GARRETT HARDWARE CO. Kelvinafor Refrigera+ors and Duo-Therm Oil S'I'oves Complimenrs of JENNETTE'S Men's Wear GEORGE A. COX Tailoring - Repairing 34 Alieraiions Virginia Dare Arcade Elizabelh Ci'ry, N. C. RucKER 3. SHEELY co. "EizZabe+h ci+y'S Bea s+Ofe" Specializing in Ladies - Ready - To - wear Congrafulafions and Bes+ Wishes 'ro 1'he Class of '5 I FRISBY'S STUDIO Easiern Norih Carolina's Leading Phoiographers ZI3 N. Marlin S+. MOTOR BEARING 81 PARTS CO. Wholesale Aufomofive Paris 8: Equipmeni' Elizabefh Cify, N. C. Phone 5463 Q61 N,..QR0ly co LA 4' lfff IV f45ff'ff5f Complimenfs of HOOPER BROTHERS Wholesale Paper ancl Office Supplies Virginia Dare Arcade Elizabefh Cify, N. C. G. C. CULPEPPER MOTOR CO. Cadillac - Oldsmobile Sales and Service CongraI'uIaI'ions Io 'rhe Class of 'SI ELIZABETH AND SUBURBAN GAS COMPANY Complimenls Io 'rhe Class of 'SI BYRUM IMPLEMENT AND TRUCK CO.. INC. Inlernalional Refrigeralion and Trucks Farmall Traclors - Mccormiclc Machines Parls - Sales - Service Phone 294I MANN'S GARAGE Used Aulo Par'rs - We Buy wrecks W. Broad SI. Phone 2I84 J. H. WILKINS FURNITURE CO. Furnifure and General EIec'rric Maior Appliances ALBEMARLE BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Loans - Savings 503 E. Main S+. Dial 2786 THE APOTHECARY SHOP A Rexall Drug Slore Phone 4327 Congralulaiions Io Ihe CLASS OF '5I R. C. ABBOTT COMPANY PERRY PAINT AND SUPPLY COMPANY Gleem Painl, Slore Fronfs, PIa're Glass. and Mirrors of-" s0""'T ALBEMARLE LAUNDRY Oualiry Dry Cleaners - Launderers Dial 2498 BARCLlFT'S SODA FOUNTAIN Bus S'ra'rion Elizabeih Cily, N. C. PERRY TIRE STORE Good Year - Tires-Tubes-Balrleries Shelby Bicycles Elizabefh S+. Phone 6882 ELIZABETH CI-TY FREEZER LOCKER PLANT, INC. We process foods and sell supplies for home use 204-206 W. Grice Sl. Phone 6898 Complimenls of JONES 8: TEMPLE Phone 5l9O Elizabelh Cily. N.C. McPHERSON BOTTLING CO. Pepsi-Cola 7-Up Orange Crush Dial 4345 Ehringhaus Slreel' Exlended GORDON SHEET METAL CO. Roofing - Healing - Gurlering Repair Work - Approved BarreH Roofers Agenfs for Mor-Sun 8: Meyer Furnaces Phone 4989 3 I 5 S. Road S+. Complimenis of Q .6 ELIZABETH J fl, Q TwlFoRD's FUNERAL HOME CITY ' W. Ambulance Service - 24 Hours The taste N EIizabe'rh Ciiy - Phone 2 I an that always Charms Manfeo - Phone 54 DR'NKc0tui HaHeras COCA-COLA BOTTLING WORKS, INC. Complimenfs of ELIZABETH CITY BUS LINE CompIimen+s of THE TOXEY GROCERY COMPANY Disfribufors - Famo Flour CAROLINA PRINTING COMPANY Designers and Makers of DisI'inc+ive Prinfing Elizabefh Ci'ry, N.C. Phone 5792 WHITE'S TEXACO SERVICE Norfh Road and Colonial Avenue Phone 2896 CULPEPPER MOTOR CO. Buick 8: Ponfiac Dealers Phone 433I Elizabefh Cify, N.C. CompIimen+s of AUTO BODY AND FENDER WORKS JONES' DISTRIBUTING CO. Dis+ribu+ors Rupper+ Beer - Ale Phone 4I83 703 E. Burgess S+. ECONOMY AUTO SUPPLY 6I3 Eas+ Main S+. SERVICE NEWS COMPANY IO6 Nor+h Iv1ar+in S+. DR. J. W. SELIG Op+ome+ris+ Thank You +or +his privilege o+ being your ELORIST - Please Call on us when any occasion calls +or FLOWERS CLARA-ANN FLORISTS CompIimen+s 0+ SINGER SEWING CENTER REEL FOOD CENTER Mea+s - Groceries 467 Pearl S+. EIizabe+h Ci+y, N.C. We deliver - Dial 7I82 BASCOM SAWYER "Fashions o+ +he Hour" Phone 2385 Jona+han Logan's Exclusive THE FASHION SHOP Laclies' Apparel Phone 489i I IO McMorrine S+. Marge Thaclcer - Elizabe+h Ci+y CompIimen+s 0+ JAMES SHOE SHOP EUNICE HAYMAN I-land Pain+ing 6I3 Morgan S+, Phone 25IO HORACE LYNCH Monumen+s CompIimen+s 0+ ROAD STREET G-ROCERY Complimen+s o+ COBB'S GULF SERVICE Complirnen+s o+ HILL'S CONFECTIONARY Success +o +he Class 0+ '5I THE SUNDRY SHOP Complimenls of OWENS SHOE CO. W. E. PAPPENDICK Relail Dealer in Beef Poullry, Porlc, Elc. Soufh Poindexler S'rree'r L. B. TWIFORD Real Esfafe Virginia Dare Arcade CAROLINA COFFEE SHOPPE Finesf in Foods - Prompr Service II8 Soulh Poindexler S'rree'r Complimemls of THE ALBEMARLE SPORTS CENTER VIRGINIA DARE AUTO SERVICE U.S. Tires - Bafferies - Accessories Dial 5889 Elizabelh Cify, N.C. Besf Wishes JOE LAMB Complimenfs of M. G. MORRISETTE Furnifure Company KRAMER ELECTRIC CO. "EveryIhing for Eleclrical Living" 4I4 Easl Colonial Avenue RUSSELL 8: HOLMES SHOES "Where Shopping is a Pleasure" Narionally Adverlised Shoes for 'rhe Family 5I0 Main Sfreel Elizabelh Cily, N C J. C. Reid Phone 5284 L' A- OWNEY PIPKIN 3. REID Radio 81 Television Service SIIGSI Mefdl WOFIKGFS 607 Colonial Ave. Phone 2243 Roollng 8' Coniraclors IO8 S. Wafer SI. Elizabefh Ci'ry, N C JACOCK'S PHARMACY "You're always welcome a+ Walgreen's OVERMAN 8: STEVENSON Prescriplion Druggisfs 5I2 E. Main SI. Elizabelh Ci'ry, N C JACKSON'S BICYCLE SHOP Keys made for any lock Bicycles Repaired CompIimen+s of J. WINTON SAWYER Memorials DAL H. WILLIAMS Insurance Agency Office Phone 5689 2I2 J. M. WEEKS MOTOR CO. Hudson - Packard Sales and Service N. Wafer S+. Phone 229 Call 5682 For all your Beaufy Needs LE-REE BEAUTY SALON Complimenfs of ALBEMARLE AWNING CO. "Always a Shade BeHer" Complimenfs of HOUSE OF HURDLE'S MELODIE SHOP Records. Sheef Music, Accessories Phone 2808 PAUL BRADSHAW WHALEY Jeweler FURNITURE COMPANY IO4 N. Poindexfer Sf. Elizabefh Cify, N.C. Complimenfs of PRITCHARD'S MEAT MARKET J. C. PENNY CO.. INC. Elizabefh Cify's Newesf Deparfmenf Sfore DIANA'S SHOPPE IlO E. Main Sfreef Giffs for all occasions Complimenfs HOME BEAUTIFUL F. Wood - Boyce Dial 4l97 Complimenfs of KRAMER BROS. CO.. INC. Lumber 81 Millwork Complimenfs of JENNETTE FRUIT 8: PRODUCE CO -1 MEEKINS SEAFOOD We carry fhe mosf complefe line of seafood in fhe Albemarle Complimenfs of GRIFFIN BICYCLE SHOP Complimenls of ASKEW 81 SON Plumbing 8: Healing ROAD STREET DELICATESSEN IO4 Easl Fearing Sfreel' Phone 7 I 88 Complimenis of SUPPORT YOUR SCHOOL STORE wnLsoN WHOLESALE BAKERY 5p,,,,SO,ed by .he Phone 4280 STUDENT COUNCIL Sunshine Grocery New Fowler Sfore EarI's Place Carrie Lee Beaufy Shop Ci+y Vulcanizing Co. Hooper Tile Company C. C. Meads' Grocery McLeIIan's Bowers 81 Wrighf Insurance Agency Beals' Grocery Elmer Broihers Berry 8: Pike Grocery N. W. Daily Insurance Agency D. WaI'rer Harris Cader Harris F. C. X. Sfore Lamm's Sandwich Shop Cozy Grill Dr. Finclc Avon Grocery T. W. Furnifure Exchange PiIo+ Life Insurance Co. McPherson Bros. Aufo Supply Company Emma's Confec+ionery R. L. EVANS' GROCERY STORE THE PHI IS ITIIGHTIER THHII THE Sllllllill JUN 1 O 2011 For Reference Not to be taken from this room PASQUUTANK-CAMDIN UIIAIY 100 Eat Cohllll Avail Ellnbeth City, NC IDU Phone: 252435-1413 Im 252431-'MM THE PACEMARER CF QUALITH by-1,5 YEARBOOKS MYERS AND co. :Nc TOPEKA KANsAs Q , 45 5? 'r wal zaxwmif ww "'1 K .1 W M W?"? 3a A Q , up .4 v 80' A 2 an lx ww ,!,W.,,a,3,,.5' 4. ,x 1 Y, , ,. , Q p i ,ZZ 451 A wx, x -5,-uf ' , - . Jig, X U fi 1-nw ff-ww " M1 W ,' . 'f " f f' ?'.QeA V 1 i, A , ' 'am ?' '2fiLi 's45iQ ZW 1 s ww ' B31MMfHf2WM"'-'3"f 'M-f ' 4'- 4 'Ysv -.t I asf ax 'iz' ' Q- ef fi ,4 'F Wm Q 4""' '1 'fmi .,. Q QA Q ' M V A A , :za i gf JP- , i Q, f ti 'I z ' at 3 ' l ki K N 4 if ' - :gf f, 'A Vie f ,ff 'X 255: A gh we ? -if? W4 X jg A "' QQ, W Ez 4 . ,Q 1 I 'i 'iii U ig 4' fha" , in 1 vi K l a Y 'Q' " 1 I 0 1 . Nw: 1 1" . q., 1 A ,,. A f. n 'I' Q 4 .,-I ' if , ,EW W , sdf