Price High School - Pricean Yearbook (Salisbury, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1955 volume:

V, PRICEAN Published By The SENIOR CLASS OF PRICE HIGH SCHOOL SALISBURY, NORTH CAROLINA VOLUME 38 FOREWORD Our activities during this school year represent a variety of interests. In this annual we are presenting some of the features of our school life that we have appreciated and enjoyed. We hereby offer our sincere thanks to Mr. J. H. Knox, our super¬ intendent, Mr. S. O. Jones, our principal and Mr. W. L. Miller, and Mrs. Abna Lancaster, our advisors, for their guidance, inter¬ est and leadership. To our parents and patrons, we extend our sincere gratitude. As we go to press we wish to express our thanks also to Rowan Printing Company, The Earle Studio, and the many Salisbury business firms, and organizations who have made it possible for us to publish this annual. For all advertisements furnished, and all donations given, the Senior Class is genuinely grateful. BARBARA JEAN McCLAIN Editor DEDICATION We, the members of the class of ' 55 hereby dedicate this annual to our beloved advisor, Mrs. A. A. Lancaster, in recogni¬ tion of her never tiring cooperation, vigilant guidance, patience, and her wholesome and understanding interest in our personal problems. We cannot begin to express our sincere appreciation for the many things that she has helped us accomplish. She has been a thorough instructor, and a mother as well. One of our goals is to follow her example of fine Christian leadership. Thus, her sympathetic understanding, her generosity, and her liberal kind¬ ness to all will cause her to remain in our hearts forever. OUR SUPERINTENDENT J. H. KNOX, Superintendent Salisbury City Schools April 4, 1955 I wish to extend my cordial good wishes to all members of the J. C. Price High School organization. May the pages of this publication serve to recall for all of you the fond memories of the profitable experiences as stu¬ dents and co-workers in this great educational institution. Sincerely yours, T. H. KNOX, Superintendent J. C. Price High School Our Principal S. O. JONES, Principal May I take this opportunity to congratulate you on the pub¬ lication of this Annual. Your determination to complete this project, merits praise and shows the validity in the statement, Where there ' s a will, there ' s a way! In life as well as in school work, you will find that a noble vision can only become a reality by persistent industry and earnest determination. Your interest in all of the phases of school life is indicative of diversified talents and aptitudes. Use these well! Best wishes for a life of consecrated service, and a life of hap¬ piness. S. O. JONES, Principal MRS. ABNA A. LANCASTER English, French Social Studies MR. S. W. LANCASTER Physical Education Mathematics, Science MRS. DOROTHY R. CRAWFORD Librarian, English MR. W. L. MILLER Mathematics Driver Education Our Faculty MRS. BARBARA D. LEE Physical Education, English, Civics MR. A. MONROE Industrial Arts, Bricklaying Our Faculty MR. J. W. NICHOLSON Science MISS EUNICE POWERS English, Commercial Education MR. I. J. OLDS Band, Social Science Supervisory Personnel MRS. JULIA C. TAGGART Visiting School Nurse MR. L. V. JONES Supervisor of Instruction DR. W. J. EZELL School Physician Salutation We hereby salute a few of our outstanding parents who have seen large families complete high school education at Price. MRS. ETTA JANE MILLER (10) MRS. SAVANNAH REID (9) MRS. SUSIE MAE FLEMING (8) MRS. EURA WELBORNE (6) MRS. FANNIE PHARR (9) MRS. BEATRICE MILTON (6) Salutation MRS. LILLIE MAE EVANS (7) MRS. MABEL GRAVES (7) MRS. MIRANDA BOGER (6) MRS. MARY LYERLY (7) MRS. LENA B. DUNCAN (6) Afro Mother 1949 MRS. ANNIE BELLE GILMORE (7) MRS. JANIE McCONNEAUGHEY (6) A Few Outstanding Priceans MISS AUGUSTA A. WHITE B.S. Shaw University, M.Ed. The Penn¬ sylvania State University, Vocational Teacher Davie County ISAAC H. MILLER, JR. B.S. Livingstone College, M.S. University of Wisconsin Ph.D. University of Wiscon¬ sin, Assistant Professor of Biochemistry Meharry Medical ' College. LEROY MILLER B.S. A T College, M.S. The Pennsyl¬ vania State University, Instructor of In¬ dustrial Arts West Charlotte High School, Charlotte, N. C. JOHN B. DUNCAN A.B. Howard University, LL.B. Terrell Law School, and Howard University Law School. Recorder of Deeds for the Dis¬ trict of Columbia. JOHN S. LASH A.B. Livingstone College, A.M. Univer¬ sity of Michigan, Ph.D. University of Michi¬ gan, Head of English Department, Mary¬ land State College. JAMES C. SIMPSON, SR. A.B. Virginia State College, A.M. Cornell University, Ph.D. Cornell University, As¬ sociate Professor of Education, Johnson C. Smith University. A Few Outstanding Priceans W. O. T. FLEMING A.B. Livingstone College, M.A. Indianna University Principal Lincoln Elementary School, Salisbury, North Carolina. SAMUEL L. HOPKINS A.B. Livingstone College M.S. Fordham University; Further study—New York Uni¬ versity, Professor of Biology Livingstone College. THEODORE EVANS, JR. B.S. Hampton Institute, D.D.S Meharry Medical College Lieutenant j g. U. S. Navy. A. R. KELSEY B.S. Livingstone College Diploma Cin- cinnatic College of Embalming Owner of Noble and Kelsey Funeral Home, Business and Civic Leader. BENJAMIN ROSS B.S. North Carolina College, 1st Lt. U. S. Army. Class Advisors MRS. ABNA A. LANCASTER MR. W. L. MILLER Class Mascots LONNIE CHILDERS DONNA HANCOCK Class Officers ODELL WATSON President BARBARA J. McCLAIN Vice-President DEANNA M. REDFERN Secretary VERNAL COLEMAN Treasurer JAMES L. HOLMES Reporter CLARICE GAITHER Assistant Secretary Annual Staff Seated (left to right): Betty Smoot, Janie Krider, Matthew Phillips, Deanna Redfern, Barbara McClain, Mar¬ garet Scott, Johnnie Lineberger, James Brotherton, Barbara Partee, and Clarice Gaither. Standing: Mrs. A. A. Lancaster, Joan Montgomery, John McCorkle, Harvey Chawlk, Charles McKir.n.., fumes Holmes, Elijah Alex¬ ander, Nelson Pharr, Elaine Lash, James Campbell, Mr. W. L. Miller. Top Row: (standing) Willie Stewart, Odell Watson, and Eddie Wallace. ADVERTISEMENT COMMITTEE JOHN McCORKLE BARBARA PARTEE CLARICE GAITHER DEANNA REDFERN BARBARA McCLAIN ODELL WATSON EDMOND HASTY HARVEY CHAWLK Charles McKinney ELIJAH ALEXANDER GEORGE TUGMAN WILLIAM BYERS JOAN MONTGOMERY NELSON PHARR WILLIE STEWART PROOF READERS JOAN MONTGOMERY MARY WISEMAN CLARICE GAITHER PHYLLIS LOGAN Charles McKinney BARBARA PARTEE EDITOR BARBARA McCLAIN ASS ' T EDITOR WILLIE STEWART SECRETARIES PAULINE JONES MATTHEW PHILLIPS GENEVA JONES VERNAL COLEMAN BUSINESS MANAGER Charles McKinney CIRCULATION MANAGER JAMES HOLMES ASSISTANT CIRCULATION MANAGER CLARICE GAITHER TYPISTS DEANNA REDFERN JANIE KRIDER MARGARET SCOTT JAMES BROTHERTON BETTY SMOOT ARTISTS MATTHEW PHILLIPS ELAINE LASH EDDIE WALLACE SPORTS EDITOR JAMES CAMPBELL .3x!eu Seniors Angerlia Bradshaw Succeed and give, and it helps you to live but no man can help you to die. Math Club William Lewis Byers Putting your best foot forward is all right, but you must also put the other along the side to make progress. Dramatics, F.B.L.A., Big Brothers, Safety Patrol. Robert Edward Abel (Coonie) Putting your best foot forward is all right, but you must also pull the other one along beside it to make progress. Library Saff, Big Brothers, Hi-Y, N. C. S. I. O., Safety Patrol James Arthur Campbell, Jr. (Bud) Strive today for a better tomorrow. Math Club, Hi-Y, Crown Sceptre, Big Brothers, Dramatics, Pricean Staff, Sports- writer, Band, and French Club. Elijah Alexander, Jr. (Gus) My greatest victory is in never falling, but in rising every time we fall. Dramatics, Crown Sceptre, Hi-Y, Big Brothers, Football and Basketball teams, N. C. S. I. O., Library Staff. Monroe James Brotherton (Selvey) Always prepare paths in which others may tread. Hi-Y, Big Brothers, F.B.L.A., Annual Staff, and Library Staff. Wi Harvey Leon Chawlk (Jerry) ' Life is not what you take it to be, but what you make it to be. Band, Glee Club, Safety Patrol, and Hi-Y. Seniors Kay Frances Chawlk We build the ladder by which we rise. N. H. A., Safety Patrol, Band, G.A.A., Big Sisters. Vernal Edward Coleman (Zeb) I will not follow where the path may lead, but I go where there is no path and I ' ll make a trail. Big Brothers, Hi-Y, Football and Basket¬ ball teams. Dorothy Ann Ford (Dot) Study to show thyself approved unto God a workman that needeth not be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth. Safety Patrol, G.A.A., and Cheering squad. 11 Norris Elliot Currence A man of true virtue is God ' s greatest gift to humanity. Crown Sceptre, F.T.A., Hi-Y, Band, Glee Club, Student Council, Pricean Staff, Big Brothers, Annual Staff, French Club, and Dramatics. Bessie Louise Fair No matter how high I may rise, I will never forget the depth from which I have risen. Big Sisters, Crown Sceptre, Basketball team, N.H.A., G.A.A., Glee Club, Math Club, and Band. Seniors Cleveland Theodore Harris (Cool Dad) Experience shows that success is due less to ability than to zeal. Library Staff, Glee Club, Big Brothers, and Football team. Garland Abram Gaither, Jr. (June) To err is human to forgive is divine. Crown Sceptre, Safety Patrol, Big Bro¬ thers, Hi-Y, and Football team. Valeria Clarice Gaither (Ree) Give to the world the best that you have and the best will come back to you. Crown Sceptre, Student Council, N.H.A., Dramatics, Glee Club, Band, Big Sisters, Math Club, French Club. Edmund Arthur Richmond Hasty (Muscles) In every rank, great or small tis indus¬ try supports us all. Band, Crown Sceptre, Hi-Y, Big Bro¬ ther, Football team, Pricean Staff, Annual Staff, and Dramatics. James Lewis Holmes (Dude) There is no knowledge that is not power. Big Brothers, Hi-Y, Crown Sceptre, Safety Patrol, Glee Club, Football and Basketball teams, and Pricean staff. Irvin Ray Hunt Words are but holy as the deeds they cover. N. C. L. O. Geneva Rose Ruby Jones (Gent) I am not afraid of tomorrow, for I have seen yesterday, and I love today. Dramatics, Band, F.B.L.A., French Club, Big Sisters, N.H.A., G.A.A. Seniors Pauline Laverne Jones (Paulette) James Jones (Jake) What you are lies with you. Big Brothers. Do unto others as you have them to do unto you. G.A.A., Crown Sceptre, Student Coun cil, Glee Club, N.H.A., Big Sisters. Johnnie Mae Lineberger (Pimento) We judge ourselves by what we fell capable of doing, while others judge us by what we have already done. G.A.A., Basketball team, Crown 6 Scep¬ tre, Library Staff, Band, Annual Staff, Glee Club. Janie Gloria Krider Honor, Courage, Success — these I strive to accomplish. F.B.L.A., Dramatics, Big Sisters, French Club, Annual Staff. Vivienne Elaine Lash (Teeny) Do noble things, not dream them, all day long, And so make life, death and the vast forever One grand sweet song. Glee Club, French Club, Crown Sceptre, Safety ' Patrol, Cheering Squad, F.B.L.A., Pricean Staff, Annual Staff, Math Club, Dramatics. Seniors Floyd Henry Massey, Jr. (Sonny) He who seeks to find will rise highest. Big Brothers, Drivers Ed., and N.C.S.I.O. Nathaniel Fred Lowery (Nat) To strive, to seek, to find, but not to yield. Football team, Big Brothers, and Hi-Y. Phyllis Jean Logan (Phil) Yesterday has gone forget it, tomor¬ row has not come. Don ' t worry about it today is here, use it. N.H.A., Band, F.B.L.A., Crown Sceptre, Big Sisters, Dramatics, French Club, and Drivers Ed. Barbara Jean McClain (Bobbie) One step al a time but always for¬ ward. Crown Sceptre, Math Club, French Club, N.H.A., Pricean Staff, Annual Staff, Student Council, Big Sisters, and Drama¬ tics. John William McCorkle (Humphery) Live right today in order to better the world tomorrow. Band, French Club, Dramatics, Big Brothers, Annual Staff, Library Staff, Hi-Y, Math Club, and Crown Sceptre. Joan Elizabeth Montgomery All that you do, do it with your might Things done by halves are never done right. Crown Sceptre, Big Sisters, Student Council, Glee Club, Math Club, N.H.A., F.B.L.A., Annual Staff. Charles Edward McKinney, III ' Professor) He knows, He loves, He cares; Nothing this truth can dim. He gives his very best to those who leave the choice with Him. Student Council, Hi-Y, Big Brothers, Safe¬ ty Patrol, Crown Sceptre, French Club, Inter-council, Math Club, Glee Club, and Annual Staff. Seniors Barbara Genola Partee (Barbie) Tis education forms the common mind Just as the twig is bent, the tree inclined. Student Council, Dramatics, Band, Pri- cean Staff, Annual Staff, Big Sisters, Crown Sceptre, Math Club, and F rench Club. Joyce Carlene Andrews Muskelly To strive, to seek, to find, but not to yield. Big Sisters, Dramatics, Math Club, Stu¬ dent Council, F.T.A. Deanna Melrose Redfern Our greatest victory is not in never falling, but in rising every time we fall. Crown Sceptre, Big Sisters, Dramatics, Math Club, Safety Patrol, Pricean Staff, Annual Staff, French Club, Band, Basket¬ ball team, Cheering squad, and F.B.L.A. Matthew Renard Phillips (M. P.) Never let another person have more respect for you than you have for your- 4 self. Dramatics, F.B.L.A., Big Brothers, Band, French Club, Safew Patrol, Pricean Staff, and Drivers Ed. • b - Nelson Leonard Pharr (Red) I have just crossed the bay, the ocean lies ahead. Crown Sceptre, Hi-Y, Big Brothers, Glee Club, Pricean Staff, Band, Annual Staff, Safety Patrol, Math Club, Basketball and Football teams. Seniors Betty Yvonne Sawyer Smoot (Bet) Though the odd may be against you and you ' re tempted to give up, press on, stick with it, don ' t ever give up Band William Henry Smith (Scoopy) Though the paths be dark as night, trust in God and do the right. Glee Club, Math Club, Crown Sceptre, Dramatics, Football team, Hi-Y, Safety Patrol, Big Brothers Margaret Bernice Scott (Margie) Let the ropes of today ring the bells of tomorrow. Glee Club, F.B.L.A., Crown Sceptre, Dramatics, Big Sisters, French Club. Mollucye Marie Spratley (Lucy) The ladder you climb to success will lead to the future. Dramatics, Math Club, French Club. 4 William Stewart, Jr. (Bill) The foolish and the dead alone never change their opinion. Hi-Y, Crown Sceptre, French Club, Math Club, Band, Safety Patrol, Big Bro¬ thers, Asst. Editor of Annual, Dramatics. George Warren Tugmcm To talk much and say little is common place To talk little and say much is genius. Library Staff, Big Brothers, Annual Staff. Eddie Wallace (Speck) Know then thyself, presume not God to scan; the proper study of mankind is man. Library Staff, Big Brothers, and N. C. S. I. O. Seniors Odell Alphaeus Watson Dorothy Louise Washington (Dot) Boast not thyself of tomorrow; for thy knowest not what a day might bring. Math Club, Dramatics, F.B.L.A., and Big Sisters. This above all to thine own self be true, and it must follow as the night the day, thou canst not then be false to any man. President Senior Class, Band, Glee Club, Student Council, Student Representative on Discipline Committee, Hi-Y, Crown Scep¬ tre, Math Club, Pricean Staff, Annual Staff, and Big Brothers. Annie Lois Woods (Sis) Do your duty and leave the rest to providence. Glee Club, Dramatics, F.B.L.A., Cheer¬ ing squad, and N.H.A. Mary Mae Wiseman (Boots) Not finished—just begun. Big Sisters, Crown Sceptre, N.H.A., Pricean Staff, French Club. Delaney White Together we stand, apart do we fall. ' Glee Club, Football team, Hi-Y. and Math Club. The Statistician Report I Nelson Pharr, having been chosen as Statistician for the class of ' 55 will strive to do my best to uphold this position by giving you an analysis of the class of ' 55. Considering our ages I find that most of us will graduate at 17 or 18 with the exception of Delaney White (who admits he has lost tract of his age,) and Mollucye Spratley who is fifteen. The shortest girl is Kay F. Chawlk and the shortest boy is Garland Gaither, though Deanna Redfern is 5 feet, 71 2 inches and George Tugman is 6 feet, 3 inches respectively and both are still growing. The girls favorite sports are: basketball, softball, and dancing, while the boys go for basketball and football. Willie Stewart prefers checkers. He says they are much easier to move. The girls spend most of their leisure time at the movies, dating and dancing. Mary Wiseman spends her ' s flirting. The boys go for sports and pool but Norris Currence says he prefers to stay home. Who believes him? I know I don ' t. The class has favorite types of movies. They are romances, comedies, and tragedies, but James Campbell said he would pay anything to see a good cowboy picture. Mercurys, Fords, Cadillacs, Lincolns, and Oldsmobiles are our favorite cars, though William Byers says he prefers anything rideable. Our favorite classes are English, Algebra, and History. Cleveland Harris prefers Study; he says you learn more and hear more. V neck sweaters, skirts, and Bermuda socks are the fashions for the girls, while the intelligent young men wear suits, tab collar shirts, and sport coats. The class ' s favorite candies are Mounds, Almond Joy, and 5th Avenues, but Odell Watson prefers suckers and Peppermint Sticks. He says you get more for your money. Classical, Waltzes, Be-Bop, and Jazz are the class favorite music, Johnnie Mae Linebeger prefers Hillbilly. She says it has more rhythm. Most of the television fans prefer Arthur Godfrey , Strike It Rich , and The Colgate Comedy Hour . The boys prefer sport programs. Fried Chicken and Sea Foods are the favorites of the class, Elijah Alexander recommends pork and beans and potted meat. In our class we have twenty-two students who plan to attend College, nine who plan to join the Armed Services, four who plan to attend Beauty Culture School, and the rest plan to be house-wives and workers. Most of our ambitions are to be; Teachers, Secretaries, Business Firm Owners, Manual Trade Instructors, Medical Surgeons, Nurses, Beauticians, Electrical Engineers, and Lawyers. The majority of us are Methodist, Baptist, and Presbyterians. We also have mem¬ bers of other demoninations. Statistics show that this is one of the most fun-loving and intelligent classes that has attended Price High School. On the football team, seven lettermen come from our class. Four seniors are on the basketball team. Fourteen are members of the Glee Club. While twenty-one seniors belong to the band. We are forty- eight in number. You can see that every member uses his or her talent as best he can. Having done my best as Statistician I hereby sign my name: NELSON LEONARD PHARR, Statistician Witnesses DOROTHY WASHINGTON Charles McKinney Class History In 1951, 95 inexperienced students entered Price High School as Freshmen. We were divided into three divisions because of such a great number. Our advisors were Mrs. W. M. Williams, Mrs. H. C. Pope, and Mr. J. W. Nicholson. During the year the class took part in the various activities, clubs, and programs of the school. Joan Montgomery, Bessie Fair, and Charles McKinney joined the Glee Club. We were well repre¬ sented in law and order by Deanna Redfern, James Holmes, Garland Gaither, William Byers, and Charles McKinney. Our candidate for the Miss Price Contest was Clarice Gaither. She was not crowned Miss Price, but was an attendant during the coro¬ nation exercise. Joan Montgomery won first place in the Solo Contest held at the school. Ruth Alexander, Joan Montgomery, and Pauiine Jones were our candidates for the Penny Queen sponsored by the Student Council. A large number of our students took part in the May Day exercise that year which for the first time was held in the L. H. Hall Gymnasium. We had a large number of students in the band. They were Odell Watson, Deanna Redfern, James Campbell, Barbara Partee, Elaine Lash, Clarice Gaither, Phyllis Logan, Nelson Pharr, Willie Stewart, Edmund Hasty, Gertrude Wellington, Johnnie Lineberger, Bessie Fair, and Geneva Jones. We were happy to have Fannie Mae Titus as our Drum Majorette. Johnnie Lineberger, Deanna Redfern, Ruth Alexander, and Laura Goodjohn joined the Girl basketball team. James Holmes, Nelson Pharr, and Leon Gilmore were on the Boys basketball eam. After a very successful year as Freshmen we became Sophomores. Our advisors were Miss A. E. Marie Weeks, Mr. I. J. Olds, and Mr. J. W. Nicholson. Mr. Nicholson regretted to leave us so much that he followed us to the tenth grade to be one of our advisors. During our sophomore year a number of our students joined the Glee Club. Those joining were Pauline Jones, Clarice Gaither, Mar¬ garet Scott, Annie Lois Woods, and Odell Watson. Ruth Alexander was our candidate for the Miss Price contest, and she acted as an attendant during the crowning exercise. A few of our girls became members of the N. H. A. They were Pauiine Jones, Bessie Fair, Joan Montgomery, Phyllis Logan, Barbara McClain and Geneva Jones. One of our students, Elaine Lash left us and went to Allen Board¬ ing School in Asheville, North Carolina. We gained one new student; Norris Currence from Roosevelt High School, Clover, S. C. Some of the students became members of the Dramatics Club. James Holmes became a member of the Football team. Bessie Fair joined the girls Basketball team. We were very happy to have Deanna Redfern crowned Penny Queen. In May we suffered a grec. lost to our school, faculty, and students. We lost our beloved Princi¬ pal, Mr. O. C. Hall. As time moved on we became Juniors. Our advisors were Miss Eunice Powers and Mr. S. W. Lancaster. Our President was Charles McKinney and Harvey Chawlk was Vice-President. We gained many new students. Harvey Chawlk, Kay Frances Chawlk, Dorothy Washington, Delaney White, and Walter Chawlk from Dunbar High School in East Spencer, North Carolina. Walter Chawlk later entered the Armed Services. Florence Johnson from Cleveland, North Carolina was also added to our roll, we were glad to have Elaine Lash back among us. Clarice Gaither won the Omega Talent Hunt Prize held at Living¬ stone College. Elijah Alexander was the State Winner of Essay on Brick¬ laying. A large number of us became members of the French Club. We were proud to have a large number of our students on the Foot¬ ball team and both boys ' and girls ' basketball teams. Mary Wiseman was our candidate for the Miss Price Contest. We were very happy to have her win second place. Elaine Lash was crowned Penny Queen. A large number of our students became members of the Crown and Sceptre Club. They were Clarice Gaither, Deanna Redfern, Nelson Pharr, Willie Stewart, Odell Watson, Norris Currence, and v.harles McKinney. A number of us became members of the Drama¬ tics Club. They were Annie Lois Woods, Geneva Jones, Nelson Pharr, Deanna Redfern, Wi ' lto Stewart, Janie Krider, Clarice Gaither, Margaret Scott and Matthew Phillips. Nelson Pharr, Deanna Redfern, James Campbell, Barbara McClain, Elaine Lash, William Smith, Willie Stewart, and Barbara Partee be¬ came members of the Mathematics Club. The most exciting event of our Junior year was the Prom . It was a gala event with a Hawaiian atmosphere. Our waiters and waitresses were dressed Hawaiian style. We danced, received favors, refreshments, and enjoyed ourselves. That most glorious evening will always be remembered by all of us. Harvey Chawlk, Cleveland Harris, and Johnnie Mae Lineberger became members of the Glee Club. Barbara Partee was the Assistant Editor-in-chief on the Pricean Staff. Willie Stewart and Nelson D harr joined the F. B. L. A. After a very very successful year as Juniors we became Proud Sen¬ iors. vVe had as our advisors Mr. W. L. Miller and Mrs. A. A. Lancaster. We had a total number of 50 students when this year began. We elected the following officers to lead us through our last year at Price President, Odell Watson; Vice-President, Barbara McClain; Secretary’ Deanna Redfern; Assistant Secretary, Clarice Gaither; Treasurer, Ver- nal Coleman, and Reporter Pauline Jones. We soon realized that our education at Price was coming to a close and with this in mind we iriea iO do some of the things we knew if we didrRt do them now we would never do them. In October we were invited to attend the Annual Senior Day activities at A T. College, Greensboro, North Carolina. We were among a hundred other schools represented. Our chaperones were Mrs. A. A. Lancaster, Mrs. E. M. McClain, Mr. W. L. Miller and, Mr. A. Monroe, a former graduate of A T College. The trip was enjoyed by everyone. Our football team included several seniors who helped to bring victory to Price. Nelson Pharr, James Holmes, Cleveland Harris, Elijah Alexander, Garland Gaither, Nathaniel Lowery, Vernal Coleman, Ed¬ mund Hasty, William Smith and Delaney White were the stars of the season. Elaine Lash was our candidate for the Miss Price Contest. We were very very happy to have her crowned Miss Price by Mr. S. O. Jones, our principal. A number of our students became members of the Crown S Sceptre Club. We have a large number of students in the Band and we were honored to have Bessie Fair as our Drum Majorette, and Harvey Chawlk, Drum Major. We are also proud and very happy to be well represented on both the girls and boys Basketball teams, and football team. We gained three new students this year. Mollucye Spratley from Kittrell Junior 1 T o h School, Kittrell, North Carolina, Angerlia Bradshaw from gton High School, Cario Ga., and Joyce Mus- kelly from Pensic. . I lorida. A large number of our students joined the Glee Club to make use of their voices. They were Norris Currence, William Smith, Elaine Lash, Nelson Pharr, Delaney White, and James Holmes. We had some of the members to join the F. B. L. A. They were Geneva Jones, Norris Currence, Annie Lois Woods, Dorothy Washing¬ ton, Deanna Redfern, Joan Montgomery, Elaine Lash, Margaret Scott, Janie Jrider, and Phyllis Logan. We are proud to have two of our students win the District Typing Contest. They are Margaret Scott and James Brotherton. Odell Watson was a representative of Price that particioated in the Omega Talent Hunt which was held at Logan High School in Con¬ cord, North Carolina. The Basketball team won the Western District Basketball tournament. During the tournament the senior girls played the junior girls and won the game. It was one of the most exciting games during the tournament. Four senior boys helped win the tournament for Price. They were James Holmes, Nelson Pharr, Vernal Coleman, and Elijah Alexander. Joan Montgomery, Dorothy Washington, Clarice Gaither, Joyce Muskelly, Mollucye Spratley, and Angerlia 3radshaw joined the Mathematics Club. With the writing of such a wonderful past, the class of ' 55 hopes to accomplish many more high standards and make this a better and happier country in which to live. Class Historian MARGARET SCOTT Song Titles Priceanized Let Me Go Graduation That ' s All 1 Want Diploma Teach Me Practice Teachers Thinking Of You Junior-Senior Prom Sincerely Price High Tweedle Dee Music Festival Mamobostic Band Come A Little Bit Closer Lunch Room Buick ' 69 Driving Class Je Vous Aime Beaucoup French Class Earth Angel Sophomore Class Mr. Sandman Study Hall Skokian Negro H istory Class Pledging My Love Faculty You Better Watch Yourself Freshmen Suffering Mind Principal That I Want To See College Don ' t Drop It Football Team Love Me Juniors Please Don ' t Freeze 2nd Snow Hurts Me To My Heart Senior Girls Blue Velvet Homemaking Class BESSIE FAIR EDMOND HASTY Class Prophecy In just a few days my classmates and I must part. Thinking about parting brought a great deal of sadness to me until I thought of our combined physics, chem¬ istry, biology laboratory. I decided that this room of mystery probably could solve the problem of my sad¬ ness since it held so many unusual contrivances. One evening after school I went into this room and opened a box that had always been closed. I found therein a peculiar instrument looking somewhat like a telescope but having at its end a screen like that of a television. I attached a wire to an electric unit and immediately there flashed on the screen these words—“1955”-“1970”. On one side, of the screen I could see a picture of my friend Odell Watson, president of our class. He had his usual smile and seemed as jolly as ever. There was nothing unusual to that. In a few seconds I saw the 1970 part of the screen loom up and there I beheld Watson seated in front of a large desk with the word President on it. His firm was an internationally known engineering company. He was preparing for a confer¬ ence with the President of the United States and the Queen of England who wanted to see his plans for the eight-lane bridge to be built over the Atlantic. By a slight mistake I turned the instrument just a little and there I saw Geneva Jones teaching English in Mrs. Lancaster’s room at Price. By turning again I saw Irvin Hunt with a large contracting business with offices on Market Street in Greensboro. Edmond Hasty was teaching Industrial Arts at A. T. College. In the same city, Deanna Redfem was head surgeon at the Redfern General Hospital with Annie Lois Woods as superintendent of nurses. At the Metropolitan Opera House Clarice Gaither was singing in an opera written by Elaine Lash. Norris Currence had the hottest combo in the land. He played the trumpet and in the famous night spots there was no standing room when the “Currence Combo” played. Joan Montgomery was on a singing tour in Europe where the newspapers acclaimed her as “the greatest”. Margaret Scott was teaching voice at the University of California. There Betty Smoot was teaching general business. Turning the dial a little I saw a big baseball game in progress. Garland Gaither and Robert Abel were stars with the New York Yankees. In the stands, James Campbell was writing rapidly. He was sports writer for the New York Times, and owned a small news¬ paper in North Carolina. After the game Nathaniel Lowery rushed out to congratulate two classmates and handed both of them passes. Lowery was playing professional football in Canada. He was known as “Nat. the famous quarterback”. Resting my eyes a moment I wondered what had become of Johnnie Lineberger. In just a second I saw 1955 light up. Johnnie Mae was collecting pennies for the Penny Queen drive. Then 1970 lighted up and behold Johnnie Mae was in a big car in front of the Lineberger General Motors Company which she and George Tugman owned. As she drove off she passed two well-dressed gentlemen coming out of a beautiful building. They were Matthew Phillips and Eddie Wal¬ lace who had starred on Art College. The car then passed the “Wiseman-Logan Modeling School” operated by Mary Wiseman and Phyllis Logan. At the comer I saw the car stop in front of “Dot’s Smart Shop”, the leading dress store of Detroit, owned and operated by Dorothy Ford. A gust of wind came into the laboratory and the sound unit came on. I heard Dorothy Ford tell Johnnie Lineberger that she had just bought a hundred new dresses designed by Dorothy Washington. Miss Ford wondered how Dorothy Washington found time to de¬ sign as she took so much time looking after her famous husband and her very cute girl triplets. Another twist of the dial and I saw Harvey Chawlk and Willie Stewart discussing a case to come. before the Supreme Court. Both were famous lawyers in a firm known as “Chawlk. Stewart and White”. Th$y were waiting on Delaney White, their other partnfer, to join them. As he approached, I heard him saj , “Sorry, fellows, but I overstayed my time talking to Senator McKinney. As you know, Charles has just been appointed member of the United Nations and. I went in his office to congratulate him.” He added this: “Guess what? United Nations Building has a new beauty parlor. It is operated by Pauline Jones and Bessie Fair. Delegates from all over the world patron¬ ize this parlor. Vernal Coleman has a studio beside the parlor to let the ladies have their pictures taken and Cleveland Harris is head of the library at United Nations.” In North Carolina State College Barbara Partee was teaching philosophy and Angerlia Bradshaw was pro¬ fessor of Spanish. John McCorkle was Dean of the College and Kay Chawlk was his secretary. James Holmes was visiting the college and giving an exhibi¬ tion game. He was manager of the Los Angeles Rams. I heard Holmes tell Kay that Mollucye Spratley was married to a rich oil dealer in Texas and was very happy. The dial was turned again and I saw James Brother- ton, the first six-star general. He was sending a wire to William Byers accepting his invitation to go with him on a trip in Byers’ yacht. He stated that Admiral William Smith could not join them as he was in con¬ ference with the Secretary of the Navy. As Brotherton left the telegraph office, he stopped by a newsstand owned by James Jones. On the head¬ lines of the paper I saw in large letters “Nelson Pharr accepts position as Ambassador to France”. In another column I saw that Janie Krider’s School of Business was to dedicate a new building called “Powers’ Hall” in honor of her business teacher at Price. I paused a minute to think of the wonderful machine that could see into the future. I remembered that I hadn’t seen Barbara McClain or Floyd Massey or Joyce Muskelly. I turned the machine and saw a pretty young high school freshman girl talking to a handsome freshman boy. They were guides for the State Student Council meeting at Price. The girl was the daughter of Mrs. Joyce Muskelly, head of the Homemaking De¬ partment at Livingstone. The boy was Floyd Massey, III, who said he planned to be a business man like his father, Floyd Massey, Jr., who owned the Massey Food Stores. Both pupils said they hoped the meeting would soon be over so they could study their Math lesson for teacher, Miss Barbara McClain. There was only one more prophecy I wanted to see. I was almost afraid to turn the dial, but I did get the nerve. I saw myself as head of an Industrial Arts School for Boys. I was happily married and had a lovely home. Just then the picture faded. I was satis¬ fied. I put the machine back in its box and wondered if all of these pictures would come true. Who knows? Let’s see! —ELIJAH ALEXANDER Last Will And Testament We, the Senior Class of Price High School, saying farewell to this school and its members, and being of sound mind and body, do hereby make and declare this our will and testament. ARTICLE I To the Board of Education we leave our grateful appreciation for their encouraging and generous efforts during our-high school year. ARTICLE II To our principal, Mr. S. O. Jones, we leave our appreciation for his interest and Christian leadership during the past two years. May many blessings come his way and may his desires for our school be realized. ARTICLE III To our homeroom teachers, Mrs. A. A. Lancaster and Mr. W. L. Miller, we leave our gratitude and sincere appreciation for helping us in our struggle through our last year of high school. To the other teachers, we leave our heart-felt thanks for the many lessons from life as well as the lessons from books they so diligently taught us. ARTICLE IV To the Juniors, we leave our rank as superior seniors and hope that they will uphold it to the best of their ability. To the Sophomores, we leave our fondest hopes that in two more years they too will become superior seniors. To the Freshmen, we will our ability to make good grades, to get along with the teachers and to participate in activities. The individual bequeaths are as follows: I, Cleveland Harris, will my ability to play football to Robert Beatty, and my singing ability to Richard Witherspoon. I hope that they will keep up my good name. I, Pauline Jones, will my friendly ways and ability to get along with people to anyone who is capable of holding such, and my posi¬ tion in clubs to Frances McCorkle. I, Margaret Bernice Scott, will my ability to sing to Raemi Lan¬ caster, my typing ability to Gladys Byrd, my position in clubs to Carol Johnson, with the hope that each will do a better job than I. I. Dorothy Ann Ford, will my height to Jean Elder, and my friend¬ liness to anyone who is willing to accept it. I, Annie Lois Woods, will my height to Waddell Wilson, my typing ability to Ada Allison, and my position in clubs to Lallage Ogesby and Yvonne Standifer. I, Barbara Partee, will my position in clubs to Ernestine Goode, my ability to play solo clarinet to Doris Robinson, and my algebra grades to Charlotte Gaither and Shirley Taylor. I, Betty Smoot, will to Loretta Stoner my secretarial ability and to Eunice Littlejohn my ability to type accurately by touch instead of watch-touch. I, Harvey Chawlk, will my music ability to Maxine Welbome, my height to Donald Judge, my cheerfulness, friendliness and ability to get along with people to Johnnie Mae Jackson, and my walk and talk to Yvonne Standifer. I, Vernal Coleman, will my height to Robert Symre, my ability to do wonderful things to John Mackey, my shy ways to Ray Reid, and my crazy laugh to Clarence Finn. I, Willie Stewart, hereby will my ability to get along with the girls to Donald Judge, my ability to dance to Joseph Lavie, and my position in all clubs to Rufus Little. I, Nathaniel Lowery, will my ability to stay in school to William ( Snake ) Jordon, my ability to play football to Joseph Lavie, and my height to Benny Hunt. I, William Smith, will my ability to play football to Roscoe Roberts, my ability to talk with girls to anyone who so desires it, my good sportsmanship to Kenneth Carroll, and my position in clubs to Leroy Reese. I, Elijah Alexander, will my position on the football team to Lovie Reid, my good sportsmanship to James Muskelly, my place in all clubs to Charles Lowery, my position in the trade class to Jethro Partee and the ability to get along with out of town girls to all the boys I, Barbara McClain, will my position in the N.H.A. to Raemi Lancaster, and my stylishness to Judy Kirksey, hoping that both will assume their responsibilities with diligence. I, Dorothy Washington, will my position in the Math Club to Barbara Smarr, and my position in the F. B. L. A. and my ability to be a Big Si ster to anyone who will accept them. I, Janie Krider, will my typing ability to Mamie Jones, my friendly ways, my abiilty to get along with teachers and my membership in all clubs to anyone that will appreciate these gifts. I, Joan Montgomery, do hereby will my position in clubs, and my ability to keep a cool temper to Betty Harriston hoping she will keep these in mind; also to Gladys Byrd, I will my jiving—hoping she will stop being shy. I, James Campbell, will my position as sportswriter to James Standifer, and my position in all clubs to Rufus Little, as well as my ability to get along with others to Joseph Lavie. I, Delaney White, do hereby will my position on the football team to Kenneth Carroll, my ability to teach to Jethro Partee, and my ability to dance and sing to Ray Reid. I, Vivienne Elaine Lash, will my size to Betty Lou Bowman, my ability to jive to Mary Reid and my ability to drive to Mr. W. L. Miller. I, William Byers, will my typing ability to Bryant Norman, and my ability to hold a job to Robert Smyre. I, Mary Wiseman, will my naturally curly hair to Doris Ann Robinson, my dreamy eyes to Martha Kerr, and my ability to be in the right place at the right time to Delores Hull. I, Kay Chawlk, will my shortness to Barbara Goodjohn, and my seat in General Business to Charlotte Gaither. I, Joyce Muskelly, will my position as president of the Big Sis¬ ters to Gladys Byrd, and my place in the student council to Dorothy McConneaughey, hoping that they might have success in making Price High a better school. I, Charles McKinney, will my position as president of the Student Council to Geraldine Ormond, my colossal vocabulary to Kenneth Carroll and my position in the other clubs to Harold Fleming and Rufus Little. I, Angerlia Bradshaw, will my quietness to Gladys Byrd and my position in the Math Club to Eunice Littlejohn. I, Geneva Jones, will my position in the band to Peggy E. Wise¬ man, and my position in the F. B. L. A. to Magdelene Cathcart. I, Clarice Gaither, will my music ability to Peggy Hunter and Frances McCorkle. I, Robert Abel, will my ability to be attentive in classes to Samuel Finch and I also will my position as library assistant to James Morris. I, Garland Gaither, will my ability to save money to the president of the Freshman Class in order that he will be able to meet all Senior obligations. I, George Tugman, will my good manners to all Junior boys, my calm disposition to Elaine Connor and my size to Bennie Hunt. I, James Brotherton, will my typing ability to James Standifer. I, Deanna Redfern, hereby will my popularity and ability to get along with people to Juanita Anderson, and my position in Clubs to Constance Redfern. I, Edmond Hasty, will my position on the football team to James Guest, my boxing ability and my muscles to James McKenzie, and my musical ability to Arthur McNeely. I will my shortness to anyone who gets so tall that his height cannot be controlled. I, Norris Currence, hereby make my last will and testament; To Robert Welbome, my seat in the bandstand of the renowned Syndicates of Rhythm, to Charles Hardin my typing ability, to Carolyn Jamison my position in the Crown Sceptre Club, and to Maxine Welborne my winning smile. I, Matthew Phillips, will my ability to get along with people to Bryant Norman, my artistic ability to Bennie Mitchell, and my posi¬ tion in the band and Big Brothers Club to William Keith. I, John W. McCorkle, will my ability to get along with everyone to Harold Alston. I advise him to try to stay in school. Lastly I will my size to anyone who needs weight. I, Nelson Pharr, hereby make this my last will and testiment: To Franklynne Sawyer, I will my position in the clubs that J cim a member of, my friendly ways disposition to Homer Witt, and my ability to get, along with people to Harold Fleming. I, Phyllis Logan, will my position in all activities that I am a member of to Rachel McKee and Peggy Hunter. I leave my typing ability to James Vincent, and my ability to get along with people to anyone who will accept it. I, James Holmes, will my ability to make a passing grade in English to Lovie Reid. I also will my position in all clubs to Jo hn McLaughin, my position on the football team to Harold Ramsey, and my position on the basketball team to Richard Baker. I, James Jones, will my ability to draw to James Morris, my ability to stay in school to Henry Hill, and my interest in physical education to Henry Jordon. I, Floyd Massey, will my ability to lay brick to James Wheeler, my height to George Goodman, and my dignity to Samuel Finch. I, Mollucye Spratley, will my good grades to William Roseboro, my ability to get along with people to any Junior who needs it, and my pleasant personality to Mary Woodberry. I, Eddie Wallace, will my ability to draw to William Tugman, my brick laying to James Muskelly, and my position as library assistant to John Mackey. I, Irvin Hunt, will my winning smile to Jimmy Alexander, my ability to lay bricks to WalGr Moore, and my ability to get a girl friend to Donald Judge. I, Bessie Louise Fair, will my position as Drum Majorette to Betty Harrison, my position in the Big Sister Club to Geraldine Ormond, and my position in all other clubs to Franklynne Sawyer, hoping they will do a better job than I. I, Odell Watson, hereby make this my last will and testament; David Boger, my position as student representative to the Discipline Committee, to Frankie Goodrum my position in the Student Council, to James McKenzie my position in the Hi-Y, to Rufus Little my posi¬ tion in the band, to Ernest Goodrum, my position in the Glee Club, to Robert Hunt my instrumental music ability, to Robert Smyre mv vocal music ability, and last, but not least, my position in the Math Club to Gwendolyn Ford. Finally, I, Johnnie Mae Lineberger, will my cooperative wavs and cheerfulness to Bertie Wellington, my ability to get along with people and my ability to dance and sing to Jean Elder and Delores Hull. I will now set my seal and signature to this fifteenth day of March in the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and fifty- five. Class 55 JOHNNIE MAE LINEBERGER Witnesses JOAN MONTGOMERY WILLIE STEWART JANIE KRIDER Superlatives Charles McKinney ANGERLIA BRADSHAW Most Studious EDMUND HASTY MARGARET SCOTT- Most Industrious HARVEY CHAWLK PHYLLIS LOGAN Most Talkative JOHNNIE MAE LINEBERGER ELIJAH ALEXANDER ELAINE LASH WILLIE STEWART EDMUND HASTY CLARICE GAITHER Most Cooperative Best Looking Most Likely to Succeed JAMES HOLMES BARBARA McCLAIN Wittiest PAULINE JONES HARVEY CHAWLK JANIE KRIDER Best Personality ODELL WATSON CLARICE GAITHER Most Musical Best-All-Around Superlatives ELAINE LASH NORRIS CURRENCE BARBARA McCLAIN J. W. McCORKLE Biggest Flirts Neatest JOYCE MUSKELLY JAMES BROTHERTON Friendliest DOROTHY WASHINGTON MATTHEW PHILLIPS Cutest BESSIE FAIR JAMES HOLMES JOHNNIE LINEBERGER NELSON PHARR Most Athletic JANIE KRIDER JAMES CAMPBELL Most Courteous JOAN MONTGOMERY JAMES HOLMES Most Popular BARBARA PARTEE JAMES CAMPBELL Most Brilliant ELAINE LASH EDWARD WALLACE MATTHEW PHILLIPS Most Artistic Class Poem Alma Mater” To thee, O Alma Mater We pledge our loyalty, In reverence we greet thee With firm fidelity. Thy teachers, kind and zealous, The friendships warm and true, The principles you stand for, We ' ll strive to follow through. The ever-clinging memories Of classes, sports, and fun; The errors we fell into, The jobs that spelled well done”; The compliments and conflicts We met upon the way, Were all to our advantage And helped us through each day. Here stands a school named Price High That evermore shall teach Those lasting truths to live by And goals one strives to reach. We sons and daughters of this school Give heart-felt thanks to thee! Thy name shall live within our hearts Throughout eternity! by VIVIENNE ELAINE LASH CLASS MOTTO Our errors in the past will be a gain in the future.” CLASS COLORS Maroon and Gray CLASS FLOWER White Carnation CLASS OFFICERS President. Vice-President. Secretary. Assistant Secretary. Treasurer. Reporter. .Odell Watson Barbara McClain Deanna Redfern ...Clarice Gaither .. Vernal Coleman .lames Holmes Class Song (Tune: “Melody of Love”) Now that we are leaving dear Price High Leaving you forever with a sigh; Memories we ' ll treasure deep and long, Must forever keep us strong. Parents kind and zealous, teachers too Strove with patience kind to help us through; Through the many hardships we have faced We have overcome with joy. On to higher learning, we ' ll go too Holding high our school and country too; Ne ' er forgetting all the things we ' ve learned Giving service to the world. BARBARA GENOLA PARTEE First Row (left to right): Rufus Little, Robert Smyre, Bertie Wellington, Juanita Anderson, Mamie Jones, Mary Reid, Dorothy M ' cConneaughey, Ernestine Goode, John Mackey, Mr. Lancaster. Second Row (left to right): Joseph Lavie, Richard Witherspoon, Bryant Norman, Yvonne Pharr, Delores Hull, Frances McCorkle, Mary C. Waithers, David Jones, Sylvester Wells, Paul Barger. Third Row (left to right): Roscoe Roberts, James Hawthorne, David Smoot, John McLaughlin, Donald Judge, James Morris, James Cook, James Finn, James McKenzie. First Row (left to right): Harold Fleming, Nora Smith, Franklyr.ne Sawyer, Carol Johnson, Eunice Littlejohn, Jethro Partee, Johnnie M. Jackson, John Massey, Evelyn Smith, William Keith. Second Row (left to right): Adoris Robinson, Magdalene Cathcart, Geraldine Ormond Kenneth Carroll, David Boger, Gladys Byrd, Sidney Kirksey, Roscoe Brown. Third Row (left to right): Miss Powers, Annie M. Hargrave, Mary Woodbury, Annie Oakley, Howard Mitchell, Bennie Mitchell, Napoleon Boyd. Fourth Row (left to right): Waddelle Wilson, Charles Fields, Robert Welborne, Gilbert Phifer, Winslow Caldwell, Maggie Hinton, James Standifer. First Row (left to right): Freddie Evans, Shirley Taylor, Elizabeth Alexander, Levonia Middleton, Martha Kerr, Charlotte Gaither, Arthur McNeely. Second Row (left to right): Mr. J. W. Nicholson, Advisor, Constance Redfern, Betty Harrison, Maxine Welborne, Barbara Kirkland, Gilbert Gist. Third Row (left to right): Raemi Lancaster, Doris Robinson, Will Alma Bozeman, Esther Kerns, Irma Carson, Cylisler McNeely. Fourth Row (left to right): John Byers, Oscar Hargrave, Charles Miller, Hormer Witt, Barbara Hemphill, James Vincent. 10-N 10-W First Row (left to right): Nathaniel Smith, John McElhaney, Carolyn Jamison, Wynolia Hawkins, Peggy Hunter, Richard Baker, Joyce Irby, Annie Clayborne, Rachel McKee, Edward Higgins, Miss Marie Weeks, Advisor. Second Row (left to right): Dorothy Ballard, Betty Bowman, Minetta Crockett, Cerola Steele, Barbara Goodjohn, Mary Lee Stewart, Dorothy Lyerly, Judy Kirksey, Samuel Leazer. Third Row (left to right): Richard Redd, James Wheeler, Leroy Reese, Ray Reid, Lovie Reid, John Steele, Robert Hunt, James Muskelly, Nathaniel Jordan. First Row (left to right): Juanita Alexander, Josephine Hart, Luvenia Hawthorne, Annie M. McGee, Shirley Harris, Myrtle McClain, Shirleen Hawthorne, Marleen Hasty, Mary F. Walker. Second Row (left to right): Annie Rivers, Harold Ramsey, Mary Phillips, Betsy Williams, Jean Elder, Myrtle Feaster, James Hawkins, Edwards Harris, Willie Jean Massey, Mr. I. J. Olds, Advisor. Third Row (left to right): Thomas Hovis, Henry Lowery, Wilbur Steele, Eddie Knootz, Edward Howard, John Childers, Marvin Graham, Melvin Reid, Ernest Goodrum, Garland Chambers. 9-W Kneeling (left to right): Ora Robinson, Cora Robinson. Standing, First Row (left to right): Helen Agnew, Mary Brotherton, Thelma Cole, Marseline Smith, Jane Miller, Jeanette Morris, Mrs. W. M. Williams. Second Row (left to right): Lottie Ruth Robinson, Annie Cook, Mary Williams, Betty Fant, Ada Allison, Ollis Stenson, Frezelle Clemmons, Francena McMahon, Mary Wilkins. Third Row (left to right): Emmett Rippy, James Alexander, Robert Davis, Arthur Turner, Robert Lane, Price Brown, Henry Jordan. First Row (left to right): Mrs. B. D. Lee, Advisor, George Goodrum, Charles Lowery, Leroy Woods, Charles Partee, Lallage Oglesby, Lloyd Yarbrough, Thomas Ford, Samuel Holman, Johnsie Lyerly, Charles Hartin, Gwendolyn Ford. Second Row (left to right): Molly Alexander, Martha Graham, Lucille Harrison, Sarah Leach, Yvonne Standifer, Evelyn McClain, Betty J. Faucette, Alice Tate, Evangeline Salmon, Lula Norman, and A1 Josie Baker. Third Row (left to right): William McConneaughey, Robert Massey, Nathaniel Krider, James Jones, Samuel Tenor, Samuel Finch, Henry Witt, Robert Johnson, James Hawkins, James Wellington, and Bernard Graham. 9-M First Row (left to right): Dorothy Aldrich, Lillian Austin, Cora Hart, Elnoria Johnson, Willie Jean Smith, Benny Hunt, Neil Wilson, Phyllis Smith, Jannette Scott, Deborah Abel, Geraldine Witherspoon. Second Row (left to right): Dorothy Wilson, Dorothy Koontz, Peggy Wiseman, Agnes Partee, Ruth Johnson. William Tugman, Richard Walker, James Cathcart, Barbara Smarr, and Mr. Monroe. Third Row (left to right): Elaine Conner, Frank Goodrum, Walter Moore, Jimmy McCorkle, James Blakely, Eugene McComb, Joe Lynn, James Martin, William Roseboro. STUDENT COUNCIL First Row: (left to right): Pauline Jones, Mamie Jones, Richard Baker, Franklynne Sawyer, Annie Clayborne. Second Row: (left to right): Martha Kerr, Barbara McClain, Frances McCorkle, Ada Allison, Clarice Gaither. Third Row: (left to right): Mr. J. W. Nicholson, Advisor, Juanita Alexander, Joyce Muskelly, Con¬ stance Redfern. Fourth Row: (left to right): Geraldine Ormond, Charles Partee, Joan Montgomery, Ruth Johnson. Top Row: (left to right): Ernest Goodrum, Arthur Turner, Odell Watson, Charles McKinney, Frank Goodrum, Rufus Little, Norris Currence. HI-Y CLUB First Row: (left to right): Robert Abel, S idney Kirk ey, Benny Mitchell, and Robert Smyre. Second Row: (left to right): James Holmes, Garland Gaither, Charles McKinney, John Massey. Third Row: (left to right): William Smith, Edmond Hasty, James Campbell and Harold Fleming. Fourth Row: (left to right): Harvey Chawlk, Nelson Pharr, Mr. J. W. Nicholson, Advisor, William Keith, Rufus Little, Kenneth Carroll, and James Hawthorne. Fifth Row: (left to right): Charles Fields, William Byers, David Boger, Jethro Partee, James McKenzie, Gilbert Phifer, and Robert Welborne. Sixth Row: (left to right): John McCorkle, Willie Stewart, Odell Watson, Nathaniel Lowery, and Howard Mitchell. Top Row: (left to right): James Brotherton, Elijah Alexander, Norris Currence, George Tugman, Donald Judge, and Delaney White. N. H. A. First Row: (left to right): Mary F. Walker, Barbara Kirkland, Mary Wiseman, Juanita Anderson, Mamie Jones, Bessie Fair, Carolyn Jamison, Annie Oakley, Johnnie Jackson. Second Row: (left to right): Mrs. Williams, Advisor, Geraldine Ormond, Joyce Irby, Rachel McKee, Phyllis Logan, Barbara McClain, Joan Montgomery, Frances McCorkle, Constance Redfern, Franklynne Sawyer, Geneva Jones. Third Row: (left to right): Gwendolyn Ford, Charlotte Gaither, Gladys Byrd, Juanita Alexander, Josephine Hart, Shirley Harris, Annie Clayborne, A1 Josie Baker, Annie L. Woods, Ruth Johnson, Pauline Jones. :-,v ♦ ' HOMEMAKING CLASS First Row: (left to right): Cleveland Harris, Loretta Stoner, Jethro Partee, Frances McCorkle, Ray Reid, Mamie Jones, Edmond Hasty. Second Row: (left to right): David Boger, James Brotherton, Lovie Reid, Garland Gaither. Third Row: (left to right): George Tugman, Robert Welbome, Nathaniel Lowery, Mrs. Williams. MATHEMATICS CLUB David Boger, Angerlia Bradshaw, James Campbell, Bessie Fair, Clarice Gaither, James Holmes, Elaine Lash, Babrara McClain, Charles McKinney, Joan Montgomery, Willie Stewart, Joyce Muskelly, Barbara Partee, Deanna Redfern, Odell Watson, Delaney White, Nelson Pharr, Dorothy Washington, Mollucye Spratley, William Smith, Joseph Lavie, Roscoe Brown, Geraldine Ormond, Howard Mitchell, Emery Partee, Laura F. Sawyer, Robert Welborne, Annie Oakley, James McKenzie, and John McCorkle. r I Ip A GLEE CLUB First Row: (left to right): Geraldine Witherspoon, Annie Woods, Barbara Himpill, Margaret Scott, etsy Williams, Raemi Lancaster, Carol Johnson, Myrtle McClain, Irma Carson, Will Alma Bozeman, bnstance Redfern, Carolyn Jamison, Miss A. E. Marie Weeks. Second Row: (left to right): Rachel McKee, Martha Kerr, Pauline Jones. Clarice Gaither, Frances JcCorkle, Judy Kirlsey, Peggy Hunter, Juanita Alexander, Elizabeth Alexander. Third Row: (left to right): Leroy Reese, John McElhaney, Ray Reid, Harvey Chawlk, Harold Ramsey, obert Lane, William Smith, Samuel Leazer, John Massey. Fourth Row: (left to right): Bessie Fair, Joan Montgomery, Ernest Goodrum, Nelson Pharr, Kenneth : a rroll, James Holmes, Cleveland Harris, James Alexander, Robert Smyre. Fifth Row: (left to right): Delaney White, Norris Currence, and Odell Watson. LIBRARY STAFF First Row, Standing: (left to right): Mary Lee Stewart, and Cleveland Harris. Mareetene sSith ' StCmding: (left to right): Rober t Beatty, Irma Carson, Charles Lowery, Joyce Irby, R ° W ' St g n 5 ing: A ef ! £ ” ght T ,: BBdie Wallace, Mrs. D. R. Crawford, Homer Witt, Ruth Johnson, George Tugman, Robert Abel, Betty Lou Bowman, Levonia Middleton. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA First Row: (left to right): Will Alma Bozeman, Eunice Littlejohn, Elaine Connor, Joyce Muskelly, and Lottie Robinson. Second Row: (left to right): Benjamin Wyatt, Irma Carson Maggie Hinton, Homer Witt, Robert Beatty, Levonia Middleton, Robert Smyre, and Mrs. Crawford. SAFETY PATROL First Row: (left to right): Mr. W. L. Miller, Mary A. Reid, Doroty Ford, Carolyn Jamison, Nathaniel Smith, Juanita Anderson, Richard Baker, Joyce Irby, Charles Hardin, Edward Harrison, Will Alma Boze¬ man, Mr. A. Monroe. Second Row: (left to right): Mrs. B. D. Lee, Robert Smyre, Constance Redfern, Nelson Pharr, Deanna Redfern, James Campbell, James Holmes, William Smith, Levonia Middleton, Garland Gaither. Third Row: (left to right): William Byers, Raemi Lancaster, Annie Clayborne, Robert Abel, Agnes Partee, Mary Wilkins, Celester McNeely, Barbara Goodjohn, Irma Carson, Peggy Hunter. Fourth Row: (left to right): Harvey Chawlk, Lovie Reid, J. W. McCorkle, Charles McKinney, Elaine Lash, Willie Stewart, William Tugman, Napoleon Boyd, Joseph Lavie, Ray Reid. DRIVER EDUCATION First Row, Kneeling: (left to right): Irvin Hunt, Pauline Jones, Garland Gaither, James Hawthrone. Second Row: (left to right): Roscoe Roberts, John Massey, Bessie Fair, Clarice Gaither, Charles McKinney, (in car) Harvey Chawlk, Phyllis Logan, James Campbell, Robert Abel, Matthew Phillips, Mary Waiters, Nathaniel Lowery, Advisor, Mr. W. L. Miller. Third Row: (left side, left to right): Elijah Alexander, Eddie Wallace. BIG BROTHERS First Row: (left to right): lames Jones, J. W. McCorkle, Nelson Pharr, Harvey Chawlk, Edmond Hasty, James Campbell, Garland Gaither, and Willie Stewart. Second Row: (left to right): James Brotherton, Mr. Nicholson, William Byers, Irvin Hunt, James Holmes, Cleveland Harris, Charles McKinney. Third Row: (left to right): Matthew Phillips, Floyd Massey, Robert Abel, Norris Currence, William Smith, Elijah Alexander, Vernal Coleman. Fourth Row: (left to right): George Tugman, Eddie Wallace, Nathaniel Lowery, Odell Watson, Delaney White. BIG SISTERS (Left to right): Janie Krider, Geneva Jones, Phyllis Logan, Barbara McClain, Barbara Partee, Pauline Jones, Clarice Gaither, Mary Wiseman, Mrs. A. A. Lancaster, Advisor, Joyce Muskelly, Bessie Fair, Joan Montgomery, Margaret Scott, Deanna Redfern. DRAMATICS CLUB First Row: (left to right): Mamie Jones, Gladys Byrd, Geneva Jones, Joyce Muskelly, Mtollucve Spratley, Frances McCorkle, Elaine Lash, Annie Woods, Annie Oakley, Margaret Scott, Janie Krider. Second Row: (left to right): Miss Powers, Advisor, Willie Stewart, James Campbell, Edmond Hasty, Matthew Phillips, Elijah Alexander, Mrs. Crawford, Advisor. First Row: (left to right): Harold Fleming, Annie Woods, Norris Currence, Geneva Jones. Second Row: (left to right): Elaine Lash, James Brotherton, Joan Montgomery, Janie Krider, Margaret Scott. F. B. L. A. Third Row: (left to right): William Keith, Howard Mitchell, Nelson Pharr, Gladys Byrd. Fourth Row: (left to right): Barbara McClain, Gilbert Phifer, Phyllis Logan, Bryant Norman. Fifth Row: (left to right): William Byers and Matthew Phillips. Miss Eunice Powers, Advisor standing. Not showing: Vernal Coleman, Dorothy Washington. In r ' ront: Barbara Partee and Barbara McClain. First Row: (left to right): Annie Oakley, Deanna Redfem, J. W. McCorkle, Juanita Anderson, Johnnie Mae Lineberger, Pauline Jones, Garland Gaither, Mamie Jones, Franklynne Sawyer, and Bessie Fair. Second Row: (left to right): Rufus Little, Phyllis Logan, Joan Montgomery, James Holmes, Elaine Lash, Charles McKinney, Edmond Hasty, Geraldine. Ormond, William Smith, Margaret Scott, Clarice Gaither, and Mary Wiseman. Third Row: (left to right): Harold Fleming, James Hawthorne, Nelson Pharr, Willie Stewart, Mrs. A. A. Lancaster, Elijah Alexander, Jethro Partee, Odell Watson, Norris Currence, and David Boger. First Row (left to right): Mrs. A. A. Lancaster, Rufus Little, Nora Smith, Juanita Andeson, Eunice Littlejohn, Pauline Jones, Mary Woodbury, Mamie Jones, Dorothy McConneaughey, Franklynne Sawyer, Johnnie Jackson, and Harold Fleming. Second Row: (left to right): William Keith, Annie Hargrave, Nelson Pharr, Joan Montgomery, Elaine Lash, James Campbell, Barbara McClain, Annie Woods, Geneva Jones, Dolores Hull, and John Mackey. Third Row: (left to right): James Holmes, Gladys Byrd, Charles McKinney, Margaret Scott, Janie Krider, Jethro Partee, Mollucye Spratley, and Frances McCorkle. Fourth Row: (left to right): Waddell Wilson, Norris Currence, Joseph Lavie, Willie Stewart, James Morris, James Cook, John McLaughlin, Donald Judge, Robert Welborne, Geraldine Ormond, and Bennie Mitchell. FRENCH CLASSES CROWN AND SCEPTRE BRICKLAYING Homer Witt, Robert Abel, Paul Barger, Irvin Hunt, Eddie Wallace, Joseph Lynn, Sylvester Wells, James Vincent, Mr. Monroe, Roscoe Roberts, Elijah Alexander, Walter Moore, David Jones, Floyd Massey, LA.OO Omitted from picture: Willie Williams, Thomas McRae. 2ND YEAR INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLASS John Childers, Bryant Norman, Jimmy Hawthorne, Edward Harris, Edmond Hasty, Eddie Knootz, Samuel Leazer, John McElhaney, Lovie Reid, Melvin Reid, Richard Redd, Edward Howie, Napoleon Boyd. Not present when picture was made: Robert Hunt, James Muskelly, John Steele, Nathaniel Smith, Leroy Rinehart. GIRLS ' PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLASS First Row: (left to right): Geraldine Witherspoon, Deborah Abel, Ora Robertson, Cora Robertson, Betty Faucette, Elaine Connor, and Ruth Johnson. Second Row: (left to right): Lallage Oglesby, Jannette Scott, Jannette Morris, Thelma Cole, Dorothy Aldrich, Dorothy Knootz, Mrs. Lee. Third Row: (left to right): Yvonne Standifer, Helen Agnew, Sarah Leach, Nell Wilson, Gwendolyn Ford, Mary Wilkins. Fourth Row: (left to right): Barbara Smarr, Marselene Smith, Cora Hart, Lottie Robinson, Mary Williams, Peggy Wiseman. BOYS NINTH GRADE PHYSICAL ED First Row: (left to right): Richard Walker, Charles Hardin, James Martin, Robert Lane, Arthur Turner, Robert Johnson, Nathaniel Krider, Robert Massey, Frank Goodrum, Emmett Rippy. Second Row (left to right): William McConneaughey, Samuel Tenor, Price Brown, Lloyd Yarborough, James Hawkins, Charles Lowery. Top Row: (left to right): George Goodman, Leroy Woods. P. H. S. BAND First Row: (left to right): Betty Harrison, Esther Kerns, Bessie Fair, Shirley Taylor, George Goodrum, Mary Reid, Yvonne Standifer, Charlotte Gaither, Phyllis Logan, Rachel McKee, Thelma Cole, Johnnie Jackson, Mamie Jones, Lallege Olgesby. Second Row: (left to right): Harvey Chawlk, Mary F. Walker, Barbara Partee, Maxine Welborne, Elaine Connor, Geneva Jones, Charles Fields, Adam Robinson, Sarah Leach, Gwendolyn Ford, Adoris Robinson. Third Row: (left to right): Rufus Little, Robert Welborne, James Gist, Doris Robinson, Charles Miller, James Wheeler, Arthur Turner, James Mackey, Clarice Gaither, Marlene Hasty, Frances McCorkle. Fourth Row: (left to right): Matthew Phillips, Edmond Hasty, John Byers, Odell Watson, Freddie Evans, Norris Currence, Melvin Reid, Byrant Norman, Robert Hunt, Arthur McNeely, Mr. I. J. Olds, Conductor, Oscar Hargrave. MAJORETTES (Left to right): Lallege Oglesby, Betty Mae Harrison, Johnnie Mae Jackson, Esther Kerns, Mamie Lee Jones, Bessie Louise Fair. (Head Majorette) ■I Football Squad First Row: (left to right): Elijah Alexander, James Holmes, Nelson Pharr, David Boger, William Smith, Napoleon Boyd, Ray Reid, Sidney Kirksey, James Muskelly, Garland Gaither, Robert Beatty, Cleveland Harris. Second Row: (left to right): Jethro Partee, Donald Judge, De¬ laney White, Garland Chambers, Willie Williams, Thomas McRae, Ernest Goodrum, Charles Fields, Edmond Hasty, Howard Mitchell. Third Row: (left to right): Kenneth Carroll, James Hawthorne, Harold Fleming, Howard Carson, Henry Jordan, James Vincent, Edward Howell, Nathaniel Lowery, Roscoe Roberts, Jimmy Morris, Jimmy Finn, Richard Witherspoon. Top Row: (left to right): Coach Mr. S. W. Lancaster, James McKenzie, Walter Alston, Harvey McCorkle, Joseph Lavie, William Keith, James Campbell, Vernal Coleman, Richard Baker. Sports News The Price High School Red Devils football squad under the direction of coach S. W. Lancaster, had a good season this year winning five, losing one, and tying one. James Holmes and Nelson Pharr led the Devils attack in the quarterback positions. Leading the Devils front wall were Elijah Alexander, Edmond Hasty, Nathaniel Lowery, Ray Reid, Delaney White, and Jethro Partee. James Finn was the team ' s leading scorer with 19 points. He was followed closely by William Smith and James Hawthrone. Nelson Pharr completed 16 passes for 300 yards. Pharr was also leading punter with an average of 32 yards per punt. James Holmes and Nelson Pharr were voted the most valuable players of the season. Ray Reid was the most improved player of the team. We are looking forward to a good season next year in triple A, for we will have 22 lettermen returning. The seniors on the roster are: Nelson Pharr, James Holmes, Nathaniel Lowery, Garland Gaither, Vernal Coleman, Cleveland Harris, Edmond Hasty, Elijah Alexander, and Delaney White. The annual activity of the football squad of Price has been the Thanksgiving assemble Program. At our annual assembly program we gave thanks for the gifts which were given to many people. This year the teachers and students donated the equiva¬ lent of $70 worth of food. Varsity letters were given to the 22 outstanding players of the 1954 season. The Price High School Red Devils returned to the basketball court December ninth. The Devils won eleven games and lost four. James Holmes led the team in total scoring, and was followed closely by James Hawthorne. The Red Devils won the Salisbury Center tournament. The most valuable player for the Red Devils basketball team were James Holmes and James Hawthorne. The most improved was Donald Judge. The girls basketball team, under the direction of Mrs. B. D. Lee, had a fair season this year winning eight, losing six, and tying one. The most valuable player for the season was Geraldine Ormond. The most improved player was Barbara Goodjohn. Our girl ' s team was made up primarily of juniors and sophomores. We feel that the 1956 team will be one of the best in our district. FOOTBALL SCORES Price 6.Mt. Airy 0 Price 6.Belmont 12 Price 19.Hickory 0 Price 19.Morganton 0 Price 0.Lexington 0 Price 14.Monroe 7 Price 19.Statesville 0 Price 83.Opponents 19 GIRLS ' BASKETBALL SCORES—1954- ' 55 BOYS ' BASKETBALL SCORES—1954- ' 55 Landis Price Charlotte Landis Price Charlotte 17 27 26 16 17 77 52 37 20 30 41 24 32 77 47 40 Cleveland Dunbar Cleveland Dunbar 14 29 24 23 29 78 20 51 6 27 23 30 28 90 33 60 Kannapolis Concord Kannapolis Concord 23 22 25 25 47 74 50 48 30 26 35 28 63 71 51 41 Lexington Catawba Lexington Catawba 2 33 25 29 28 74 45 91 13 46 22 43 JAMES CAMPBELL Sportswriter GIRLS ' BASKETBALL TEAM First Row: (left to right): Geraldine Ormond, Annie Hargrave, Bessie Fair, Franklynne Sawyer, Johnnie Jackson. Second Row: (left to right): Deanna Redfern, Martha Kerr, Ada Allison, Barbara Hemphill, Minetta Crockett, Helen Agnew, and Juanita Anderson. Top Row: (left to right): Johnnie Lineberger, Waddelle Wilson, Maggie Hinton, iDorothy Lyerly, Ruth Johnson, Barbara Goodjohn, and Delores Hull. (Not Shown): Yvonne Pharr, Magdalene Cathcart, and Mrs. B. D. Lee, Instructor. BOYS ' BASKETBALL TEAM First Row: (left to right): Nelson Pharr, Elijah Alexander, Ray Reid, James Holmes, and Emery Partee. Second Row: (left to right): Vernal Coleman, Donald Judge, James Morris, James Hawthorne, and James Muskelly. Top Row: (left to right): Trainers, James McKenzie, Richard Baker, and William Keith; Lovie Reid, James Martin, Garland Chambers, He, ' ard Mitchell, James Vincent; Reporters, John Standifer, James Campbell; Coach, Mr. S. W. Lancaster. CHEER LEADERS Standing: (left to right): Dorothy Ford, Constance Redfern, Annie Lois Woods, Barbara Hemphill, and Elaine Lash. Seated: (left to right): Yvonne Pharr and Mary C. Waiters. First Row: (left to right): Eunice Littlejohn, Betty Harrison, Juanita Anderson, Levonia Middleton, Carolyn Jamison, Mamie Jones, and Bertie M. Wellington. Second Row: (left to right): Juanita Alexander, Martha Kerr, Myrtle McClain, Bessie Fair, Sarah Leach, Delores Hull, and Dorothy Aldrich. Top Row: (left to right): Barbara Kirkland, Molly Alexander, Betty Faucette, Dorothy Lyerly, Ruth Johnson, Betsy Williams, Dorothy Ford, Johnnie Jackson, Mary Stewart, and Geneva Jones, Will-Alma Bozeman, Pauline Jones, Mrs. B. D. Lee, Johnnie Lineberger, Barbara Hemphill. First Year Industrial Art Class N. Lowery, A. Turner, L. Yarborough, R. Davis, N. Knder, J. Blakeley, P. Brown, C. Partee, J. W. Cathcart, S. Holman, J. Hawkins, R. Johnson, R. Massey, R. Lane, G. Goodman, S. Finch, W. McCon- neaughey, J. McCorkle, E. Rippy, S. Tenor, L. Woods, J. Alexander, F. Goodrum, C. Hartin, L. Graham, R. Walker, W. Roseboro, E. McComb, B. Hunt. (Omitted from picture): J. Martin, H. Hill, J. Lynn, H. Witt, R. Mack, J. James, H. Jordan, J. Hargrave. Instructor: Mr. A. Monroe. THE YOUNGEST PRICEAN Michael Trent Jones OUR NINTH GRADE TWINS Ora and Cora Robertson THE QUIETEST SENIORS Angerlia Bradshaw George Tugman ' r 1954-55 Pricean Stars BARBARA PARTEE Winner of Fire Prevention Contest BARBARA McCLAIN Editor-in-Chief Pricean Annual EUNICE LITTLEJOHN 1954-1955 Miss G. A. A. Charles McKinney JAMES BRO THERTON President Student Council First Prize in Western District BARBARA GOODJOHN Most Improved Player Girl ' s Basketball Team DOROTHY WASHINGTON Winner Betty Crocker Prize GERALDINE ORMOND Most Valuable Player Girls ' Basketball Team i - Jr NELSON PHARR Most Valuable Player Football Team JAMES HOLMES Most Valuable Player, Foot¬ ball Team; Most Valuable, RAY REID Most Improved Football Player JAMES HAWTHORNE Most Valuable Basketball Player DONALD JUDGE Most Improved Basketball Player AUGUST— Highlights Year 54-55 MARCH— School Opens. American Legion sponsors Price Band at National Parade in Washington. Football Season Begins. Clubs and Classes Organized. OCTOBER— N.H.A. District Convention. Senior Day at A. T., Greensboro, October 17. N.H.A. and Crown and Sceptre and Math Initiation. NOVEMBER— Football Team distributes Thanksgiving Baskets to needy families. Observance of National Education Week and Open House. Practice Teachers come from Bennett. Homecoming; Prive won over Monroe. A Senior, Elaine Lash, crowned Miss Price. DECEMBER— National Student Council Convention in Wilmington. Barbara Partee and Deanna Redfern won Fire Pre¬ vention Awards. 55” Chevrolet given to Drivers Class by Raney- Miller. Christmas Program by Band and Glee Club. White Christmas Gifts to Salvation Army sponsored by Student Council. .JANUARY— Search for Homemakers of Tomorrow Contest . Practice Teachers from Livingstone begin work. FEBRUARY— Negro History Week observed. Western District Typing Contest. Lenten Service begins, Rev. Ulysses Jackson, Min¬ ister. Center and State Basketball Tournament. State Typing Contest. Inter-Collegiate Examination for Juniors and Seniors. Varsity Ball District Glee Club Festival at Carver in Winston- Salem. Library Assistants Conference, N. C. College, Dur¬ ham. Presentation of Debutantes. Annual goes to press. Price wins Center A.A. Trophy. APRIL— Career Day. District Band Festival. Older Boys ' Conference. Glee Club Concert. N.H.A. State Rally Tenth Anniversary. Penny Queen Contest and Ball. Janie Krider, queen. Crown and Sceptre meeting in Raleigh. Virginia State Band Concert at Price. MAY— State Band and Glee Club Festival. Junior and Senior Prom. May Festival. Clarice Gaither, queen, Odell Watson, king. Class Day Program. JUNE— Safety Patrol Picnic sponsored by Police. Graduation !!!!!! N.H.A. Convention. BARBARA PARTEE Miss Price strr. - • . AV‘---V£ C. 5 MISS VIVIENNE ELAINE LASH MISS PRICE AND ATTENDANTS Left to right: Evelyn McClain, Mary K. 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F £=F .— utotjraphi oj iJeacherS LIVINGSTONE COLLEGE Founded in 1879 Salisbury, N. C. A Four-Year, Liberal Arts, Co-Educational Institution Operated Under the Auspices of the African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church, offers A Dynamic Program Designed to Develop a Quality Student A CHRISTIAN ENVIRONMENT A PICTURESQUE CAMPUS A HIGHLY TRAINED FACULTY EXCELLENT LIBRARY FACILITIES MODERN DORMITORIES SUPERIOR SCIENCE LABORATORIES OUTSTANDING MUSIC DEPARTMENT INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICS (MEMBER OF THE E. I. A. C.) Livingstone College, with a rich heritage, presents a three-fold (academic, social and religious) program leading to the degrees of Bachelor of Arts and Science as well as the B.D. and B.Th. degrees in the Hood Theological Seminary. Accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools as well as other agencies. Dr. William J. Trent, President Compliments of C. F. Gerocks Groceries 220 E. Horah Street Ellis, Mangum and Fair Funeral Home Ambulance 701 W. 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DUKE BOWER COMPANY ewuts. thi £aAc ui± WAGONER CITY HATTERS SUPPLY CO. ff T ie Artistic CONCRETE Touch” BUILDING MATERIALS News and Shines 812 West Innes Street 105 South Main Street PHONE 4920 Salisbury, N. C. Salisbury, N. C. North Carolina College At Durham Approved by: Association of American Universities. A member of: Association of American Colleges, Associated Colleges and Secondary Schools for Negroes, and American Council on Education. A-Rating with: American Medical Association, North Carolina State Department of Education, and the Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools. Bachelors’ Degrees in: Arts and Sciences, Commerce, Home Economics and Public Health Nursing. Graduate and Professional Degrees in: Biology, Chemistry, Commerce, Education, English, French, History, Home Economics, Mathematics, Music, Physical Education, Public Health Education, Psychology, Recreation, Sociology, Law, and Ph.D. in Education. 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