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

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. J .Wx K N 2- WATERS WEST M. WHITE MILLICENT WHITE CHARLIE TOM WHITE Tom Noi loo soher, not too gay, But a real good fellow in efvery way. English Club, 4. LEON WILLIAMS FrenChy Happy I ani, from care I'm free,' lVhy aren'l all contented like me. English Club, 4, Tennis Club, 3, 4, Football, 47 Monogram, 4. LLOYD WILLIAMS Ting It is heller to learn late than 7l1?'UL'I'.u Baseball, 3, 4, 5. SAMUEL WILSON WILLIAMS Sam 'Ti.r beller to have lofued and los! Than nefver Io have lofued at all. Student Council, l, 3, 4, Captain of Safety Patrol, 4, Baseball, 3, 4, Beta Club, 3, 4, President of Senior Class, English Club, 4, Monogram Club, 3, 4, Commencement Marshall, 3. x , WILLIAM ELVIN WATERS Q Elvin '24 true friena'.v is a friend forefuerf' - English Club, 4. WILLIAM WEST Billy Better lo learn late than newer. Safety Patrol, 3, 4, English Club, 4. MARION WHITE Pint 1 Little slrokes fell greal oaks. Beta ciub, 4, English Club, 4. ,, 7 ,H lv ll 'Eff xl, lie' ,kg f MILLICENT VIRGINIA WHITE 4 ft'l'Xfm1 ' Millicent g' Fair lresses man': imperial rare ensnare, find beauty a'rafw.r us fwilh a single hair. English Club, 4, Beta Club, 4, Student Council, 4, Spotlight Staff, 4, Loudspeaker Staff, 4. fl T' ' 'X te' gikigfb-mel, s. WILLIAMS C. WHITE WILLIAMS -, 5 . x 3 ..,,?, . w .if - 553 -qi.. .,a3..g:ll'.fse.l5'5f'- I egf-Life. sg- 'gl .M eg , F 5 W ws- E at I H E , , ,,, 1 ix F gl! fi I ft . ' 14 tt:rE:5:.'f ,..- 342251 I f 4

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CLASS PROPHECY Q May 25, 1946. Dear Charles: Do you remember the promise we made each other graduation day, that on the fifth anniversary of our graduation we should write each other, telling what had become of our classmates? Well, I am fulfilling my part of the bargain, and below are some of the crafts, industries, and professions that the class of 1941 are engaged in. Would you believe it? Allen Berry, Iames Brinson, and Ioe White are all at the top in pro football, while Charles Iones has made good in Army Air Corps. lust last week he was made a lst Lieutenant. Do you remember Homer Bell? He is now a building contractor and is making good use of his woodworking ability. Elsie Scott, Wilson Waldorf, and Harvey Winslow have kept up their musical training and now all have their own dance bands. Lonnie Hill, has his own Hill-Billies and is now on a nationally known radio network. Bethel Burgess is still singing with him. Bill Cox has made a name for himself in Chemistry, by developing a new synthetic rubber. Collaborating in the discovery was his able assistant William Brothers. Tilling the soil are Rufus Voliva, Edwin Ferebee, Elwood Sawyer, Malachi Burgess, and Charles Brown. Each has married and settled down on his own farm. Gertrude Fearing and Gloria Avent are still up to their old tricks and are flirting from one man to another-perhaps, they will settle down some day. lt seems as though most girls want to get to Hollywood, as you probably remember our class was no exception. However, our class was fortunate because Millicent White, Hazel Perry, and Iessie Thurecht all have made the grade and are now stage and screen stars. Iean Bundy, Myrtis Pugh, Annie Blades, and Hilda Beals all made vows to love, honor, and obey and now are happily married, raising families of their own. Virginia Lee Commander is also considering married life, but can- not decide whether to give up singing and marry Tommy Griffin or keep on with her career. Elma lune Midgett, Mary lean Gossard, and lnez Chappell have gradu- ated from training and are now Registered Nurses. l can never forget the members of the Spotlight Staff. Remember how we used to work and wrangle and put off? l suppose our training did do us some good. l picked up the Annual last night and looked at some of Snookie Guirkin's sketches. Snookie is now an artist and designer for one of New York's biggest department stores. l am society editor for a large Carolina newspaper, and as you have told me, Charles, you are editor and owner of a newspaper, so we did learn something working on the Spotlight. Billy Selig now has a large camera store and has a line that makes his talk on high school seem like nothing at all. Iudson Wood also has gone in