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

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. ..4'1.w1 ll+f -Q- ENIORY V. VVHITE MARIAN V. VVHITE JAMES LIVINGSTON Good nature andugood sfnsf' '21 thing of beauty is a XVHIFI E III mu-ff 7lf 'Uf'f 10171-U JOY f0 f Wf ' The brafvf' desomffs the lofve- Science Club, 2, Hi Y Club, Glee Club, l-2gGirlReserves, ly-wvery fwoman may be 3, Senior Play, 4. 3-43 Beta Club, 4. Kwon. Fork Union, 1, Fluvanna, 2- 33 Football, 4g Basketball, 3- 45 Baseball, 3-4, President Class, 4, Student Council, 4, President Beta Club, 4, Mon- ogram Club, 3-4, Debating, 4, Editor Spotlight, 45 Sports Editor Loudspeaker, 4, Mar- shal, 3, Glee Club, 3-4. JERRY VVILCOX LILLIAN EVIE Musical as .Ipollo's lute. XVINSLOXV Glee Club, 1-2-3-4, Senior Soft peafe she brings. Plf1Yv4- Dramatic Club, 1, Nature Club, 2, Hiking Club, 3.

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S 19 L QM CLAUDE KIILDRED TAYLOR INIARY TEIXIPLE TARKINGT ON Modesl, sfweel, and She arfomplislzes herpurpose ffHf dom ,whaf 11, dom- generous. swirl: 'liltle slir but great im- thorouglzlyf' South Mills, 1-2 3 Beta Club, 4. P'f55'0 - j VVEYNIGUTH NIARTHA E. MARY SELNIA TILLETT TVVIDDY WATSQN He sings-the tune may fade fl smile is the same in all Speak lofw -when you speak -the fvoife fwill linger. languages. of love. Football, 4, Monogram Club, Dramatic Club, 1g Hiking Basketball, 3, Cheer Leader, 4, Glee Club, 3-4. Club, 2, Glee Club, 2-33 Girl 3, Glee Club, lg Hi Y Club, Reserves, 2g Literary Club, 1. 2, Dramatic Club, 2g Social Club, 2, Senior Play, 4.

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Sp B . I - feeaegiisiiQsogwiegiiiiieiffi C' A I :H L -.it L--:tg o E , E- 14:51-UC. - u1!t1!sff' -T l fees:- .-. ,L 5 Q C ,.. fzfii: ' f..E: l E, L. ,ug Q- LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF THE SENIOR CLASS 1937 YVe, the Seniors of 1937, having come to the end of our happy school days take time to make our last will and testament before we leave our teachers, care to go lI1t0 the dark mysterious world of independence. ARTICLE 1. To the Class of '38 we leave our luxurious apartments, numbers 1, 2, and 12, providing they occupy them as seldom as possible. ARTICLE 2. Ganderson. ARTICLE 3. ARTICLE -1. Barnett. ARTICLE 5. ARTICLE 6. ARTICLE 7. profundo voice. ARTICLE 8. ARTICLE 9. Barnes. ARTICLE 10 ARTICLE 11 ARTICLE 12 13 ARTICLE 14 pleases. ARTICLE ARTICLE 15 Zenovah Etheridge wishes to leave her small dainty feet to Elaine B.'b.'H'1.'- -' - 'f I '11 'na ite eaxes hei pull ulth llli. lllidgett to Nell Luton. Blary Simpson leaves her singing and dancing ability to llary Lee llarian XVhite bequeaths her striking beauty to Gladys Brickhouse. Elizabeth Spence leaves her studious ways to Klartell Qverman. To Julian Bray goes VVeymouth Tillettis magnificent basso- R. C. Jones wishes his quick wittiness on C. B. lklorrisette. Frances Anderson hands down her athletic ability to Elizabeth llelba Parker passes on her maIIy charms to Louise Qwens. S. B. Seymour leaves his arms to llflartha Ann Scott. Creeper Crank tosses the ball to Jack Jarvis-take it away son! VVallace Chappell leaves his talkativeness to John Spruill. VVe give our Senior Privileges to lNIr. Bundy to distribute as he To everyone left in the hotel we leave our best regards. just keep your Chins up and face the battle. Having willed away all our worldly possessions to our under underclassmen we hereby fix our hen-scratching on this document on this day, lklay 20, 1937. MARY POD REY, Testator