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

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ALBERT KRAMER Albert is one of the nicest boys in our class. He is full of school spirit and has done much to push oulr class since we entered High School. He is business manager of our Spotlight and has contri- buted much to its success. ROY LANE A good reputation is a fine thing to have, and Roy has one all right. He is known to be a serious minded and industrious boy. His quiet, pleasant manner causes him to be admired by all who know him. ELSIE LEARY In every class you usually find some student who always amuses everybody. Elsie can always be pointed out as one of these pupils. Cheerful, never downcast, her giggle can be heard above all, possi- bly in keeping with her size. GEORGE LITTLE Behold, our althlete, although George has won many laurels both in football and basketball, he is very modest about it and is girl proof despite the efforts they put forth to capture him. May he always remain so. WARREN MEEKINS Conky is one of the shining stars in our class, his red hair casts a resplendent glow Over all the classroom. Never a better geometry hound was made. Some day he will be a civil engineer at Kitty Hawk. r 2 51- i- Rf' R - - 7 1 1 I 1 l 1 I 1 1 s 1 1 1 1 is ,X- 5 Wilt U f fgfrgrlplgg 1'-ULU f L

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ERLIEN NEWBERN Of all the stylish girls in the class of '29, Erlien takes the prize. Not only this but also she is popu- lar among the whole class. Another thing-when she gets something good, she knows how to keep ity ask him, FRANCES PENDLETON Who said beauty and brains don't go together? Frances is a Senior exception to this statement. Give her brown eyes instead of her blue and you'll have a modern Virginia Dare according to Mary Johnston's description of the first white child born in America. RUTH OVERMAN Perhaps Ruth could be a bit more studious if she didn't have a certain Newport News friend to day dream over. We cannot say whether Dolly in- tends to take her place in the woid as a business woman or a housewife-that remains to be seen, EVELYN PRITCHARD We grant you a peep at the jolliest member of the class. Now, boys, don't lose your hearts to this fair lassie before you consider the rufmor, Evelyn's heart rests in a neighboring town. Hear it and weep! MARY BYRD SAUNDERS Hard to compete with in books, even harder to compete with in looks, and impossible to attain Puffy's well known blush. 'Side-s, Mary Byrd wasn't chosen for nothing as an associate-editor of the Spotlight as We have learned from her work on it. :?L'QEH'HEi .fl', 1- ' M ,,gg,w,g, -HA AV, l 2 :: 1 lixi 31 LAY-f+4f