Price High School - Pricean Yearbook (Salisbury, NC)

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IN MEMORY MRS. LULA SPAULDING KELSEY As a citizen she was influential in helping to bring about a better understanding between the races. As president of the Parent-Teachers Association she led many movements toward the improvement of the school, being interested in the school at all times. As a community worker she received the Citation for having rendered the most unselfish service. As a race leader she was interested in the estab¬ lishment of the Negro Training School for girls and the Morris Training School for boys. As president of the Negro Federation she wielded great influence. In the death of Mrs. Kelsey, the State has lost one of its most outstanding citizens.

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Corinne Donald, Glenna Mae Gaines, Delphine Coleman, Helen Sturdivant, Briscoe Stevenson, Willie Carr Wood, Eleanor Knox, Juanita Neely, Irene McCon- neaughey, Doris Harper, David Hancock, Lawrence Glenn, David Partee, Ejnoy Hutchens, Betty McCullough, Marian Rankin, Edith Wiseman, Georgia Jackson, Chris¬ tine Robinson, Lauresa Kerr, Mary Wansley, James Fleming, Harris Johnson, Mr. O. C. Hall. E L E V E N B Ralph Jordan, Ruth Cowan, Dorothy Roger, Geraldine Crocker, William Wilkins, Waddell Graham, Agnes Shipp, Berthenia Hawkins, William Hargrave, Samuel Roger, Willie Smith, Creola Johnson, Virginia Pharr, Lazell Nash, Harrison Davis, Richard Beatty, Mr. S. W. Lancaster.