Selma High School - Senoca Yearbook (Selma, NC)

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William Lamar Harrison What could I be, but what I am. Peggy Ann Hicks ' T is the silent who live longest and learn most. SENIORS Frances Lucille Jones A smile is always welcome anywhere. Doris Louise Jernigan A congenial nature and sweet countenance which will always radiate in the hearts of those who know her. Herman Millard, Jr. By h i s friendly nature and intelligence, he has crept into the depth of our hearts. Allen Lewis Honeycutt, Jr. Things are bound to happen --why worry? Everything comes to him who waits--why hurry. 16

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Peggy Jean Godwin It is a friendly heart that has plenty of friends. Lona Jacquelyn Gurley Mischievous often digni - fied sometimes, popular - -always. William Henry Godwin Without music, life would be a mistake. SENIORS Barbara Fagon Moore Hall What do we live for if it is n o t to make life less difficult for others. 15 Barbara June Griswold A silent nature is the very air of a thoughtful mind. Donald Earl Hall The combined qualities of a man and a good athlete.

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Joyce Faye Mitchell To make the worlda friendly place, she shows to it a friendly face. Ruth Raye Peedin Her sterling character and outstanding originality assure us that real success is hers. Betty Joyce Norris In this merry little miss, dwell the spirits of intelli- gence and personality. SENIORS James Phillips Ahearty friend and a com- rade true. Roy Ray Parrish The depth of h i s thoughts is proved by his silent be- havior. Shelby Jean Phillips When this mode rn fairy waves her wand of person- ality, conquests fall at her feet. 17