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

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 here is no wisdom like frankness.” She's quiet and modest. You hardly know Vivian is around. She is the one member of our class who conducts herself with Senior dignity. Resides the crowning virtue of modesty, Vivian possesses many other tine qualities. Francis Benbury “Frank” “Thus speaketh a man.” We all know Francis as a quiet, unassuming l oy, who rarely is hezrd to say anything, but when he speaks we all listen. He is one of Mrs. Crewe’s most promising students and has made high grades in all his subjects. Francis, old boy, we wish you luck in the life which is before you—au revoir. Helen Bright “Helen” The seeret of success is constancy to purpose.” “Won't you give us an ad?” We know Helen says that in her sleep. She is Advertiing Manager of The Loudspeaker rnd is one of the reasons for its success. If you ask Helen to do anything, you may 1 e sure it will be done and done right.

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 ' , . '1 l,iin iilhiit Hlil! Iinum i, mu null1 (uat t a «tnr ( f fill tt d III I III Hi If''I fHlii I ( Doris Abbott u Dot tie” “IVe must cat to I hr and live to cat” You never see Doris dozing through a class. She is always wide awake and manages to pass the hardest tests. “Dottie” is one of the librarians and she has chosen that for her vocation. Ye are sure that she will succeed since she has such excellent training in E. C. H. S. r Ebert Dailey “Meanness” “Better late than never” Ebert is a “hail fellow, well met” sort of a boy. You never sec him in the dumps. We think he'll be a chemist—he seems to enjoy chemistry class so much. At any rate, we have great faith in his ability. Mary Louise Bailey uMary Lou” “Many charming ways does she possess.” Gertie Kderle has nothing on our aquatic (?) wonder. Since long-distance non-stop trips seem to be the rage, Mary Louise will probably swim the Atlantic.

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Emily Hall Brock “Emily Hall” A maiden whom the fates have blessed, with beauty, love and happiness Emily Hall is never too busy to do anything foi anyone. She has ability and is a true triend. Much of the success of The Loudspeaker and The Spotlight is due to her. as she has a knack at “getting ads.” And Emily Hall struts—for the gods have bestowed a Buick six to add to the original beauty, grace, and charm —and Emily Hall struts. Kat 11 er i n K Cartwright “Great thoughts come from the heart ” It has been said of Katherine that she is a “Jack of all trades.” But what is more important, she’s good at all of them. “K” has had a varied career during her High School life. She has been Class President, a Triangular Debater, rnd Editor of The Loudspeaker. Can anyone say he has ever seen Katherine pessimistic? And sense of humor! —that girl has it greater than Billy Shakespeare’s. Katherine is undecided about her future but several things could happen. Elizabeth Chappell “And still the words flow on.” Elizabeth talks a great deal but she’s surely a cheerful person to have around —always jolly and argumentative. Her faithful work as Art Editor of The Spotlight will be remembered by the class of ’28. Page seventeen