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

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Qt r r 15551 BYRON ,- , aiq 1: 36 'lf. Z if it IU- -uf--------.........,,.. .'.M -wma.-.-.,,,k 1 3' .. ! I 135 - A-i. Gbiesf-csgve tele? XO X Tivo . 1g.fN0f9,,i?4' tt QV M J 5.119 gi.. f gf 1 ,959 1 :fjf:'4T-NX Cf' K sf? if i'.S V2 rgy. H - ,flgrfff Whenever there is any fun going on, count on Sawyer to be there. He is always around with that giggle of his. Although Sawyer could be a little more studious, he is a favorite among his class- l'Il3t6S. CARL SCARBOROUGH Besides being a fine athlete, Carl is an all-round good sport. He is very independent and care-free and maybe this is the reason he is so popular among the Class of '29. FRANK SNOWDEN Frank always is interested and takes a part in the activities around E. C. H. S. He is very friend- ly with his classmates and it is very seldom that one sees him without that smile. Frank is a real Senior and one we are proud to have. Here's to the craziest of Seniors. FRED STANTON Men of few words are the best men , said Shakespeare. This one looks wise, but appearances are deceitful. He is a grave, thrifty boy, as well as studious. He is an eminent pupil of Mrs. CreWe's Commercial class and has made high standings in all subjects. We are sure that Fred will become a leader in the business world. HARMON TAYLQR Gentle of speech and great of heart. Pete possesses that bit of dignity that goes to make up a charming personality. She has hosts of friends and admirers in E. C. H. S. We wish Harmon would tell us the secret of her popularity. We con- sider her an asset to our school and wish her every success in life.

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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

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WILBUR WEST Do not take life seriously Salute they laziest person in the Senior class. Wilbur must have lost his energy in the lower classes. Yet he seems to be taking life easy. Although his ambition in life is obscuvre, we believe it will materilize. FRANK WILSON Frank is one of the most genial and likeable boys in our class. His motto is the earlier to school the better. We donlt know what we'd do without his smile and ever present giggle. ALICE WOODELL Although she is another of those students who remains with us only one year, Alice who hails from Maryland, we of E. C. H. S. find is industrious but not too smart. In our estimation, Alice is O. K. BEULAI-I WRIGHT A star! A star! Yes, a basketball starg Beulah is one of the best players on the girl's squad. She is another of the students who weren't born and raised in Elizabeth City,, but nevertheless, she's a fine sport, and weire glad to claim her. is fI'fTf -77 ' WW' YW ' f- x LQ ' -'ai im?- X IEQCLBCQO O QS 69676 Ao' -. ' vjnxcma J. ' .211 ff .X ' . tr:-:::: f 3 76 6U71x