West Edgecombe High School - Wescomb Yearbook (Rocky Mount, NC)

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Connie Jean Brake A good heart is worth gold. lobert Thomas Coley Those who bring sunshine to the lives of others cannot keep it from themselves. Patricia Ann Colbert Little but loud, short but proud. Troy Beatrice Davis Thy modesty is a candle to the merit. Seniors Evelyn Flye Brake Music is soothing to hei ears; it ' s her delight throughout the years. Robert Herman Daughtridge ” Step by step, one goes far. 11a Dawn Calhoun Better late than never. Ernest Roy Everette It ' s nobody else ' s affair.

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Ruby Christine Britt A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance.” William Richard Bunn Men of few words are the best men,” Sylvia Jane Bell Nothing is more beauti- ful than daintiness and truth combined.” William Lee Barnes It is better to wear out in mischief than to rust in being too solemn.” Seniors Mary Carol Brown I count only the hours that are bright.” Ronald Wayne Daughtridge There ' s great ability in knowing how to conceal one ' s ability. Sara Kathryn Biggs She does all things as well as the rest, but writing she does best.” William Criag Batts Every man has devilish moments.

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Catherine Sylvia Daughtridge Every day is a fresh be- ginning.” Oscar Leon Davis The key to every man is his thoughts. Addie Jean Harrell My heart is warm with the friends I make, Paul Lester Harrell Don’t take life too ser- iously; you’ll never get out alive. Seniors Linda Dean Crickmore Friends and friendly con- versation are my com- panions. Robert Charles Harriett Though he ' s modest and rather shy, he ' s really quite a wonderful guy. Peggy Ann Jones There are some silent people who are more interesting than the best talkers. Donald Eugene Harvey Hitch your wagon to a star.”