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

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c5 eniors HENRY L. PECK BRADLEY “Henry” “Whistling, laughing, or singing a song, happy and con¬ tented he jogs along.” DONALD ALBERT BRAKE “Don” “His summer lasts a solid year.” DONALD RAY BRAKE “Don” “Roll on world and I’ll roll with you.” GEORGE DEMPSEY CALHOUN, JR. “George” “It doesn’t pay to worry, things are bound to happen anyway.” MURIEL JOLENE BATTS “Jo” “She is pretty to walk with and witty to talk with.” RONALD EDWIN BATTS “Ronald” “Idle, slow, unconcerned, he went to class and some¬ times learned.” GEORGIA LYNN BONE “Georgia” “A smile that wins, a manner that takes, everywhere she goes friends she makes.” SHANNON REBECCA BONE “Shannon” “This is a girl who is hard to beat; nice, jolly, and always sweet.” 12

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Seniors BRENDA CAROL ADAMS “Brenda” “She majored in fun and minored in education.” EDNA YVONNE ADAMS “Von” “Fair of figure, fair of face, full of fun, and full of Grace.” LARRY NEIL BAINES “Larry” “Men of a few words are the best men.” RICHARD LEE CARTER “Richard” “Oh, let me run and hide.” NIKKI RAMONA BAKER “Nikki” “Even cupid is her slave.” DORIS ANN BARNES “Doris” “Her future is planned, third finger left hand.” LINDA CAROL BASS “Linda” “Her gift to us is loyal friendship” MARY ANN BASS “Mary Ann” “Wit and wisdom are born with a girl.” 11

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Seniors REBECCA ANN FRYAR “Becky” “Leave silence to the saints; I’m just human.” BOBBY GENE GARDNER “Bobby” “Politeness goes far but costs nothing.” BETTY JEAN GAY “B. J.” “It is better to wear out in mischief than to rust in being too solemn.” MARY CATHRYN GAY “Cathy” “Nice things come in small packages.” ROY IRVIN HAITHCOCK “Roy” “Blessed is the man who invented sleep.” THOMAS ADRAIN HARPER “Thomas” “When asked about work, this he said, don’t mind me, go right ahead.” PATSY OWEN HERRING “Patsy” “Be glad of life because it gives you a chance to love, work, and play.” JAMES HOWARD HILL “Jimmy” “Much could be said if one could read his mind.” 13