Price High School - Pricean Yearbook (Salisbury, NC)

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SUPERLATIVES MOST MUSICAL MOST STUDIOUS Alonzo Redd Shirley McKenzie NEATEST Jean Harley Wellington Coleman Fannie Aldrich Howard Gilmore BEST LOOKING CUTEST BEST DRESSED Johnny Wilks Naomi Phillips Robert Smarr Annie Leazer Fannie Aldrich Robert Smarr QUIETEST MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Virginia Marshall John Mitchell MOST ATHLETIC Charles Stewart Johnnie M. Correll

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SUPERLATIVES BEST ALL AROUND Paige Johnson Rosa L. Keith BEST SPORT AND PERSONALITY Joseph Hasty Eula Norris WITTIEST Annie Hart Mervyn Hargrave FRIENDLIEST BIGGEST FLIRT MOST BRILLIANT Charles Stewart Shirley Ervin William Johnson Bessie R. Henry Melvin Woodburn Johnnie M. Correll MOST COURTEOUS Alonzo Redd Annette Morant MOST COOPERATIVE AND POPULAR MOST TALKATIVE Howard Gilmore Margaret Vinson r.-v -»V Melvin Woodburn Shirley Ervin

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CLASS POEM After four long years of study We reach our precious goal, The bridge that links ils with the world And the years as they unfold. Before us is a bridge to cross Skill, courage, and knowledge we’ll need. These gifts dear Price has given us And we’ll iLse them to succeed. While crossing this vast bridge of life Many obstacles we may find,. And as we face them one by one Price High toe will keep in mind. Dear Price High, dear Price High Though far away we may be Thy name will be cherished in our hearts We’ll always remember thee. Our thoughts will often wander back — To days we ivalked thy halls To teachers dear, who helped us rise From stumbling and from falls. We’ll think of how our chests would swell As we sang “The Black and Red ”— Or yelled a cheer for our dear teams As they, their opponents led. Oh those are the wonderful days gone by And now the time is near When we must utter our sad goodbyes With many a flowing tear. This is the saddest moment it seems When we bid dear friends adieu And in our hearts we trust and pray We may hold our friendships true. Classmates—as the time has come To say these words andl more Farewell dear teachers, classmates and friends From the class of ’54. by Shirley Ann Johnson CLASS COLORS Blue and Gold CLASS FLOWER Red Rose CLASS MOTTO “To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield.” CLASS SONG (Tune: Through The Years ) Through the years the memories we’ll treasure Of you Dear Price High. Four long years, of scholarship and pleasure — Now we say “goodbye.” Things we’ve done will ever be a memory; Noio to gr eater tasks we must attend Striving onioard, toe rvill face our destiny On our knowledge we ivill ere depend Dear Price High, we love you, For you’ve brought ils safely through The time has coine—now we bid a-dieu. Jeanne M. Harley