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

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x i 2 3 E Q ws. P E mi Q 9 K4 nf HENRY CRAWLEY Henry Statistics, 19213 Member S. S. S.g John Charles McNeil Literary Society. Ah! herc's our ladies' man. He can talk for hours at a time and seldom ever blushes: says the happiest moments of his life are when a girl calls him Mister Crawley. As you can see from the statistics, his biggest ambition is to be the boss of a harem. 16 me i ,Eg 'Sssswwww 2 sk 5 gay, 5 xxxxs E 5 ssxsx I S Nix Sefwiiiziittsi Niiiziiiiiix ,U Sizzix: LD Ntiitiztiix i 71 11IfQIIfiI Q X gg w11t.11t.11111, C Q Q si: Z ssizzzziizggzii QNg1t:::::. Q s , Q 5 M6 S X X NE W W Q X ,,,..,,,, ,..,. ..,, N Class Prophet, 19213 Literary Society, 19213 Art Editor, 19213 Statisticsg Athletic Associa- tion, 1921: Joke Editor 561100Z News, 1921. Frank is without a doubt the wittiest and most original boy in our class. 'Without his wit we would undergo a great loss. ln fact. we have come to take him as an essential fac- tor among' us. Frank is not only inclined to wit, but also to his studies, where he succeeds as well, when he takes time to prepare them. In the future we either expect to see him a noted lawyer, a cartoonist or a great come- dian.