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

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PRUPHEEY ITH THE ASSURANCE that the future of all our classmates of '47 would be revealed this very night of May 30, 1957 Barbara Pearson and Charles Pritchard relaxed but possessed a sense of anxiety. The world famous Prince Kris Tal Ball prepared for the ordeal. Lights dimmed and attention centered upon the words of the great swami. I see, he said in mystifying tones, I see fame and happiness for your fellow classmates. Let us look together into the magic ball. Upon looking closely the two learned that Glenn Leigh Cox and Jo Ann Pinner were destined to put into practice experience gained in the Student Cooperative Government. Both will be can- didates for president of the United States - Glenn Leigh for the No Work, All Play Party and Jo Ann for the Knock 'Em Cold Party. Planning 'to be right up there with them are William Peabody and Robert Midgett, running for seats in the Senate. I seef' the Prince continued, a farm in Arizona with a colonial home designed vby the owner in his high school days. Samuel Brown and the former Annette Ward are t.here with four children who play the clarinet and trombone with expert precision. They are talking about Wilton Bray, who was foreman of carpenters in charge of constructing their home, and Louise Stanley and Carol Thurecht, who were the interior decorators. In decorating this home these girls made names for themselves. Beulah Ammeen and Doris Twifond are employed here as maids and -Lillian Gover is a modern governess for t-he children, who enjoy their dancing lessons which are taught by Margaret Williams. William Norman Wilson tends the Brown's garden, of which a picture of his tulip path has appeared in the Modern Home and Garden magazine. Without too much astonishment on fthe part of Barbara and Charles and too much effort on the part of Prince Kris Tal Ball, the magic of New York City was brought into the room and a glimpse into the future of more seniors came for-th. In New York City Judy Jones is prophesied to be a critic of Broadway plays as well as a noted artist of the year 1957. Hollie Webster left Faye Liverrnan and Romona Jennette on the West Coast in Hollywood where they are busy starring in the movies. Hollie came to New York to take the lead in Anne Adams' newest hit. In nearby theaters Mink Sawyer and Carolyn Phillips are teamed in another hit. Hilda Austin is contemplating taking Porky and her children, Lamb. Hambone, Beef Chop, and Sirloin back to Manteo to introduce them to grease paint in The Lost Colony Production. 'AA night club in New York is beginning to take form, his voice announced. The owner is J. B. Henderson. His wife, the former Eleanor Hettrick, is singer in the night club, while Dorothy Lee Burgess, Rachel Dunbar, Suzanne Griiiin, and Rose Marie Heath have all turned chorus girls backing up Mrs. Henderson. Their husbands have to watch the stage door, too. The orchestra leader is Ed Sample who has in his band Carl Anderson playing the piano and Frances Chesson showing her talent by making those drums really sound big time. A motion picture is soon to be released on the 'Bee Hive,' the name of J. B.'s Place. Waving this hands to clear away the vision, the Prince held them in the air, Joe Ferrell, play- boy to end all playboys, is a regular patron of the night spot and alternately brings with him two models, Rose Marie Askew and Helen Alderman who has her eyes on a slick gambler from the West Side-namely, Clarence tBig Bossl Castellow. In Baltimore Doctors Julian Ross and Nellie Forbes have established the largest hospital in the nation offering treatment for students with insomnia. Included on fthe hospital staff of nurses who administer Vitamin S to patients are Lescelles Davis, Anne Jeralds, Mildred Cuthrell, June Burgess, Virginia Layden, and Virginia Lee Brickhouse. Leo Sweatte is head janitor of this huge hospital. He handles his job as a college graduate should. The scene shifted to Hollywood and the preview of the picture of the screen's latest comedy team, Inez Askew and Hilbert Harris is being shown. Headlines are announcing scientific discoveries made by Professor Joyce Bailey with her assistant mathematician Norman Armstrong, he resumed after a pause. I believe this is a travel- ing salesman I see. It is Robert Charles Hopkins. Beefy is salesman for the Brush Up Your Tech- nique Brush Company. Tillers of the soil are Walter Davis and Ray Etheridge. Ray farms at Weeksville while Wal- Twenty-eight