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

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55' ELIZABETH BRIGHT Ruby has chosen business as her profession in the big wide world. We bet she'll make a place for herself too because she surely knows her short- hand. She's full of fun and she's a fine sport. Everybody claims her for her friend. ELVENE CULVER Elvene is a very dignified Senior, who spends most of her time typing or trying to work Short- hand. She is a very quiet girl. During the time she has been going to school at old E. C. H. S. she has put her heart and soul in its welfare. ADRIENNE DAVIS You will always find this girl ready to go. She is always very pleasant and usually smiling. Al- though she is the smallest member of the Senior Class she is not by any means least. This is prov- ed by her attitude and faithfulness. RYLAND DAVIS Just as the name Stick implies, this Suffolk boy who jo-ined E. C. H. S. for his last year of high school is very tall. The only regret that his class- mates have in his coming here this year, is that he didn't come before. Good luck, Stick. MARGARET DRIGCERS The star pupil of the Commercial class. She is also the tallest member of the Senior class. She is one of the jolliest girls in E. C. H. S. always smil- ing and ready to play a joke on some one. There's just one thing wrong with her. She doesn't teach the others to be jolly. -v ..,n-a .: .-.A fl - '-x1l.HAmQ!M-L1jn54En4?L1Ln

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FLORENCE BALLARD Well, we expect she flirts. If she looks at you, you fall-so they say. Nevertheless she's a good student, especially in her singing. Flossie is very popular and we're sure she'1l be missed when she goes to college next year. MARY BARNES Mary is one of our business students and we suppose that she has already planned to be a pri- vate secretary to a millionaire. The only thing that will ever hinder her rapid rise to fame in the business World will be matrimony-and there's a great danger of that, we fear. GEORGE BENBURY George is one of the shining stars of our class in physics and geometry. He knows his science- and how! The class agrees that we don't know what we'd do without the best all around boy of our class. LOIS BOND Although this is Lois' first and last year in E. C. H. S. we have all come to know her and love her as an old friend. She's full of fun, jokes, and laughs and you are assured of a hilarious occasion if she's around. NELLIE BOYCE Well, folks, here we have fun-loving Nellie Mae. As far back as we can remember Nellie has been the jollliest one of the lot. And another thing. she's studious and witty too.

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ELIZABETH EVANS Here's another one of the jolly, happy, and bril- liant students of the Commercial class. She's a little quiet, but you have to give her this, :he sure is loyal to the ole Brick House. SHIRLEY FEARING It could be worserf' Yes we all agree Shirley is a good ole' girl. Whenever anything is doing you'l1 always find her there ,especial1y, if there's an Apache dance to be done. She's known all over school for her giggle and her dancing. GERTRUDE GLOVER Whilst we liveg let ws live. Yep, and Shirt ever more lives up to that. As a Senior, she makes a wonderful president and bosses everybody from our dear little freshman to the haughtiest of seniors. And she always gets what she goes after, believe me. NORMAN GREGORY The less a mang the more he talksfl We all know Red is little but loud, but somehow we've learned to appreciate his talking. Herels to the red headed it of the Senior class. MARGARET HARRIS Maret is one of the most jolly and full o' fun senior girls, and as those who know her have learn- ed, she has a lot of sense. We are sure that some day she will be a famous woman dentist or mathe- matician. Just give her time and she will get there slow but sufre. 1 riflrlwfl 'iff -' 'wc , ,, , , 5 -,git l. Q , . 1 'l 1. 11-.ysimfi 255 3,5 ' 1 .gn X -f if . y : M 4 x A l. T. 1: . ! N3 -9 1? . 0 0 U YY! A ff '- . .121 5 I . , K . if H Q i K fliiff' it i 5 , . 1 ii I ,Q-1,11 ,A f. . K 533 gi 1 'x :N ' I I 5212-3 LL I , ,Q V- 1, 1 V- JM, f f, -f - , V . g .' I V - , M l 1 .,,. ,M Av E? , A wi' . fi Cf . fr' if kv-nl q X I V W nfl .jj-Q . l'