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

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, SIDNUYII' lLlI1l5lHl'll' RIARY ADELL XVHITEHILL ICPILL!! Her fvoice is nefver lost. Nature Club, 2, Girl Reserves, 2, Beta Club, 4, Loudspeaker, 33 Sanitary Olficer, 1-2-3. ANNIE HENREATTER VVILDER 'KANNIEH Oh, blest is she fwhose unflouded ray Can make tomorrofw eheerful as today! Track Team, lg Home Economics Club, 2. DOROTHY HIAE VVILLIAKIS DOROTHY MAE The background of a good disposition is a face that's merry. Dramatic Club, 1, Home Economics Club, 1-2, Sanitary Officer, 1-35 Track Team, 1-2. RUTH ADELAIDE VVILLIANIS RUTH She does little kindnesses fwhich most leafve undone. Girl Reserves, 13 Hiking Club, 1, Glee Club, 1, Loudspeaker Stall, 25 Librarian, 3-4. VVILIXIA DEAN VVILLIANIS WILMA Wisdom is better than rabies. Beta Club, 3-45 English Assistant, 4. FLORENCE XVOODLEY HMULEYU Her fvery frofwns are fairer far Than smiles of other maidens are. Social Club, 1-2-35 Nature Club, 1-2, Vice-President Nature Club, 2, Loudspeaker Staff, 3, Beta Club, 4. VVILLIS S. VVRIGHT, JR. WILLIS His hair is his pride. Band and Orchestra, 1-2-3-4, Monogram Club, 4, Student Di- rector Band, 3, President of Band, 4.

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SIINUYIFILIIQH-lHl1f , RIAISIE DOUGLAS VVALDORF MAISIE Thr pen is mightier than the sword. Dramatic Cl 1b 1' Louds eaker Staff, 1-2-3-45 Editor Loud- l- s P speaker, 43 Beta Club, 4. RAY JAMES XVEST RAY J good disposition is the foundation to a happy life. ROY FDXVARD XVEST ROY History rrpfats itself. R. L. XVHALEY R, L. Grfatz'r intrllfrt is more prifolfss than jrfwclsf' MADELINE WHITE '-MADELINEH fl rolling stone gathers no moss. Orchestrag Hiking Club. RIIRIAM MORGAN VVHITE MIRIAM Tho glory of a frm, raparious mind. Secretary-Treasurer of Class, lg Art Club, 15 Girl Reserves 2' Marshal, 33 President Beta Club, 43 Loudspeaker Staff,, 42 Dramatic Club, 1, Senior Play, 1. ff X XWZ7 .47 'sm A , , M, . 4 ,1 x W, rg, I QF? 'ag f an W L, W5 25 4 sn 'fy J? A -w V Z -141 '

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SIUNIIYII' ILIIGGIHHT LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF THE SENIOR CLASS 1 9 3 8 VVe, the Senior Class of l38, realizing that what comes in must go out, have finally, after much sorrowing and grieving, given up our position in this haven of advanced education, so that those following us may become more learned. The Senior Class hereby bequeaths with many regrets the following articles, ARTICLE I. To The Class of ,392 1. Our beloved staterooms, l, 2, and 12, on the port side of the old ship, where we have weathered many storms. 2. Our chief-mates, lst lXIate Gordon, 2nd iXIate lNIoore, and 3rd KIate Calloway, who also have weathered a few storms. 3. The privilege of getting seasick on one-session days. ARTICLE II. To The Chief-llatesz l. A week's vacation in which to recuperate from the past voyage. 2. The privilege of saying with much pride a few years hence: VVhy, that gob used to swab decks below me! ARTICLE III. To Captain Bundy: 1. The problem of finding a more able or seaworthy crew. ARTICLE IV. To the good ship itself, we leave: 1. Discarded chewing-gum on the under-side of the state-room furniture. 2. Fondly carved works of art on said furniture. ARTICLE V. Bobby Overman leaves his job of personal maid to Chief-Slate Gordon to Emmett Ingram. ARTICLE VI. Klarion Cooke Foreman leaves her discontinued string to Elda VValker. ARTICLE VII. Hugh Marr leaves his dictatorship to Levin Burgess Culpepper. ARTICLE VIII. Bedie, Bessie, and INIartha Ann bestow their drum-majoring talents tif anyll upon their successors. ARTICLE IX. Jeanne Armstrong leaves her excess fat to Pearl Sawyer. ARTICLE X. Robert Andrews' masculinity is very kindly left to -Iohn Hughes. ARTICLE XI. Thomas hlarkham leaves his oratorical ability to Frank Venters. ARTICLE XII. jack Jarvis leaves his power with the members of the opposite sex to Bob Gard. ARTICLE XIII. Ida Bland Overman leaves her heart to Baxter Slaughter. ARTICLE XIV. Bobby Foreman leaves his voice to Herbert johnson, and goes out into the world to seek his fortune as a ventriloquist dummy. ARTICLE XV. Raymond Sawyer leaves his knack of being a noisy pest to Harry Sheep. Having thus endowed these landlubbers with our most prized possessions, we hereby set our John Henries to this masterpiece, on this, the 8th day of April, in the year of our Lord, 1938. Chief Testator: VVitnessed By: RIARGARET HANNA. CHIEF TXIATE GoRnoN's 2nd period History Class.