Price High School - Pricean Yearbook (Salisbury, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1957 volume:

THE PRICEAN Published by the 1957 SENIOR CLASS OF PRICE HIGH SCHOOL SALISBURY, NORTH CAROLINA UC UBRA SALISBURY, N C Foreword The class of 1957 hereby presents this annual. It includes written and pictorial features that we shall cherish for many years. As we look forward, it is our hope that other classes may be inspired to present a better annual than this one. We hope, also that all the standards, and traditions of dear Price will always be kept high. Above all we trust that the future senior classes will never fail to express their gratitude to those who have guided them into an appreciation of all that is good, beautiful, and true. We offer our sincere gratitude to Superintendent J. H. Knox and Mr. S. O. Jones our principal, for their supervision and leadership throughout our high school years. To the members of the faculty and to our patrons and parents, we offer our deepest appreciation. We especially wish to thank Mr. W. L. Miller and Mrs. A. A. Lancaster, our senior advisors, for their patient guidance in all of our class activities. As we go to press we desire to express our thanks to Rowan Printing Com¬ pany, the Earle Studio, and to the many business firms, organizations, and patrons that have made it possible for us to publish this annual. Bernard Feaster, Editor-in-Chief Samuel Leazer, Business Manager Freddie Evans, Chairman Advertising Committee Dedication MISS A. E. MARIE WEEKS The class of ' 57 dedicates this annual to Miss A. E. Marie Weeks, who for nineteen years was teacher of English and history, and director of the school chorus. Her diligence, interest, high standards, thoroughness, and her ability to produce singing groups of superior quality have left an indelible influence upon our class and upon the ma ny other classes that she taught. Although Miss Weeks was forced to retire because of ill health, she will ever remain in the hearts and minds of the pupils, teachers, parents, and friends. The Superintendent MR. J. H. KNOX To the Graduating Class of 1957: I wish to congratulate all members of the 1957 Senior Class of Price High School upon the successful completion of the high school course of study. My hope is that the knowledge, the associations, the services, and the skills all acquired, enjoyed, and developed will enable each of you to serve better and effectively in the years ahead, whatever your sphere of activity. The school system stands ready to assist you in whatever way the future. We hope that you will continue your associations with School in the years to come. Your services in building a stronger effective school program are needed and will be welcomed. we can in Price High and more June 4, 1957 Sincerely yours, J. H. Knox, Superintendent Price High Schoo The accomplishments made in this memorable institute will ever be an inspiration to us as we strive to reach higher goals in life. With gratitude, we shall always keep in mind, the solid foundation which has been laid for us by our superintendent, principal and teachers. Our Retired Principa L. H. HALL The class of 1957 takes pleasure in following other classes in saluting Mr. L. H. Hall, our retired principal. For thirty-six years he was the leader of the Negro Division of Public Schools in Salisbury. As principal of Price he was able to inspire many pupils who have now become successful. We salute Mr. Hall as a great educator and a great citizen. Since 1911 he has been superintendent of the Sunday School of Moore ' s Chapel; he has been trustee of the same church for twenty-two years. Mr. Hall has served as Tenant Interviewer for the Housing Projects, member of the Recreation Commission, member of the Interracial Council, Chairman of the Rowan Division of Boy Scouts, Secretary to the National Alumni Association of Livingstone College. The City of Salisbury has honored Mr. Hall in three significant ways: a street has been named for him; the gymnasium and shop building were named in his honor; he has been appointed as member of the Board of Education of the city. The Principa m r ‘ jirrvif rw rim n nr MR. S. O. JONES I am happy to congratulate you on the publication of the 1957 Pricean. Your enthusiastic cooperation and your willingness to work are clear indications that you have the ability to meet and solve difficult problems. The same qualities which you used in the completion of this annual—cooperation, industry, thoroughness, foresight, good taste, and, yes, cheerfulness—will help you meet life ' s situations with a high degree of success. May God bless you, and may you always nurture the desire to give consecrated service for the advancement of humanity. S. O. JONES Principal Facu ry Miss Sara L. Hunter Library Science, English, B.S., South Carolina State College S. O. Jones. .Principal, B.S., Winston-Salem Teachers College; M.A., New York University; further study, University of Oklahoma. Mrs. Abna A. Lancaster French, English, Social Studies. A.B., Shaw University; A.M., University of Connecticutt S. W. Lancaster Physical Education, Physics, Mathematics. B.S., Livingstone College; M.A., Springfield College Mrs. Barbara D. Lee Physical Education, English, Science, Social Studies, Science. B.S., A. and T. College, further studies at A. and T. College. Mrs. Esther Commander Marioneaux. Social Studies, Music. A.B., Fisk University, Further Studies at McGill University. English, Facu ty MILLER OLDS POWERS WHITE WILLIAMS Left to right: W. L. Miller Mathematics, Driver Education, B.S., Livingstone College, Further study: North Carolina College, Boston University. Alexander Monroe Industrial Arts, Trade B.S. and M.S., A. and T. College J. W. Nicholson. Science, B.S., Livingstone College, Further studies: Columbia University, Yale University. I. J. Olds Band, Social Studies; B.S., A. and T. College, Further studies: Virginia State College, A. and T. College. Miss Eunice Powers Business, English B.S., A. and T. College, M.A., Columbia University. Mrs. Marian Morant White Secretary B.S., Livingstone College Mrs. Wetonah M. Williams B.S., Hampton Institute, M. Ed. The Pennsylvania State University. Homemaking Supervising Personne MRS. JULIA C. TAGGART Visiting School Nurse DR. W. J. EZELL School Physician MRS. ALMA CLARK Cafeteria Manager Our Custodians MR. JOHN KING Our Cafeteria MRS. MARGARET BROWN Personne MRS. SADIE COWAN MRS. JESSIE SLOAN Congratulations To Parents We hereby salute parents who have seen large families complete Price High School. Their interest, encouragement, sacrifices and co-operation merit praise and honor. 1 . MRS. BEULAH CHAMBERS (4) 5. MRS. CLARA KIRKSEY (5) 2. MRS. MARY REID (4) 6. MRS. GENOLA KERR (4) 3. MRS. CORA HUNT (5) 7. MR. SAMUEL TORRENCE (6) 4. MRS. GERVAISE REDFERN (4) 8. MRS. MINNIE LITTLEJOHN (4) Congratulations to Parents 1. MRS. EVA MAE McCLAIN (5) 5. MR. LONNIE MOORE (5) 2. MR. TILLMAN ALDRICH (7) 6. MRS. ANNIE LEAZER (4) 3. MRS. ROXIE RAMSEY (4) 7. MRS. NATHALIE REESE (4) 4. MRS. ANNIE WILKINS (4) 8. MRS. ESTELLE JORDAN (6) A Few Outstanding Priceans MRS. WILLETTE MILLER SCOTT MRS. CORA MORTON MASSEY MR. TRAUGOTT H. LASH Price High School, Howard University 1956, Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy, Recipient of Professional Pharmacy Award, Ethical Pres¬ cription Pharmacy Award. At present Cancer Research Scientist at Roswell Park Memorial Institute, Buffalo, New York. Price High School, A.B., Johnson C. Smith University, A.M. in English, University of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. At present English teacher at E. E. Smith High School, Fayette ¬ ville, N. C. Editor of the first Pricean; economics maior of Lincoln University; progressive business man of Salisbury; active in the fields of merchandising, manufacturing, and real estate. Owner of Lashes Little Giant Store, and Lashstone Concrete Company. MR. GEORGE CURLEE Price High School, Livingstone College, A.B.; owner of Big V Grocery Store, Beauty Parlor, Barber Shop, Pool Room, Filling Station, and Apartments. Trustee, Soldiers Memorial Church. MRS. VICTORIA SIMMONS SUTTON Price High School; A.B., Livingstone Col¬ lege; Graduate work Atlanta University; For¬ mer teacher at Price; Chairman English department, Turner High School, Atlanta Georgia. MISS LILLIESTEEN MOORE Price High School, Tyler Business School; Graduate of Apex Beauty School of New York; Imperial Beauty School of Philadelphia, Dale Carnegie Institute of Effective Speaking and Human Relations; courses at Ingerid School of Hair, Design, A. and T. College, New York University; owner of two beauty shops; teacher of cosmetology. West Char¬ lotte Senior High School, Charlotte, N. C. A Few RALPH JORDAN Price High School; B.S., North Carolina College; M.A. in Physical Education Spring- field College, Springfield Mass. Master Mason, at present chairman of Physical Education Department, Physical Education Instructor, Coach, at Pomonkey High School in Indian Head, Maryland. MRS. RUTH MILLER GORE Price High School, Livingstone College, B.S., Mathematics teacher at Price for five years; thirty months in W.A.C. attaining rank of 1st Sgt.; M.A. West Virginia Uni¬ versity, Matriculating for Ed.D. degree at Bos¬ ton University; Assistant Professor of Educa¬ tion and Guidance at A. and T. College. Price High School, Sergeant in Military Police, World War 11, 1st Negro Policeman in City of Salisbury, City Patrolman. MRS. ALTA CLARK MEEKS Price High School, Livingstone College, B.S., New York University, M.A. in Personnel and Guidance; further study in Psychology at Columbia University; teacher at Price 1940- 1945, Instructor in Psychology at Carver Junior College Rockville, Maryland; Counse¬ lor Carver High School, Rockville, Maryland. RAEFORD GRAHAM JESSE H. WALKER Price High School, B.S. Livingstone College, graduate work in journalism, New York Uni¬ versity; Managing Editor of the New York Age; 31 2 years in U. S. Air Force; at present Assistant Managing Editor of the Amsterdam News. MRS. ELIZABETH DUNCAN KOONTZ Price High School, A.B. Livingstone College; M. A. Atlanta University, further graduate work, Columbia University, Indiana Uni¬ versity, North Carolina College. Director N. C.T.A. Western District Classroom Teachers; Chairman N.C.T.A. Dept. Exceptional Children: President of Salisbury Unit, N.C.T.A.; special education teacher, Monroe Street School and Lincoln Elementary School, Salisbury, North Carolina. Outstanding Graduates Class Advisors MR. W. L. MILLER MRS. A. A. LANCASTER Class Mascots RENEE HAWKINS THEODORE RAMSEY, JR. Class Officers AAARTHA KERR (Secretary) MYRTLE McCLAIN (Assistant Secretary) ERNEST GOODRUM, JR. (President) BERNARD FEASTER (Vice President) FREDDIE EVANS (Treasurer) Annual Staff Seated—Richard Baker, Samuel Leazer, Juanita Alexander, Bernard Feaster, Joyce Irby, Freddie Evans. Standing—Marilee Stewart, Carolyn Jamison, Martha Kerr, Charlotte Gaither, Myrtle Feaster, C. J. Wells, James Vincent, Betsye Williams, Ernest Goodrum, Harold Ramsey, Robert Hunt, James Muskelly, Gar¬ land Chambers, Annie Clayborne. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF . Bernard Feaster ASSISTANT EDITOR .Joyce Irby BUSINESS MANAGER .Samuel Leazer ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGER. Harold Ramsey CIRCULATION MANAGER.Juanita Alexander ASciStANT CIRCULATION MANAGER . Richard Baker SPORTS EDITOR . Arthur Henderson ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR. Freddie Evans TYPISTS ARTISTS ADVERTISEMENT COMMITTEE Mary F. Walker Charles J. Wells Freddie Evans Wynolia Hawkins Annie Mae McGee Rachel McKee Martha Kerr Charlotte Gaither Betsye Williams James Vincent Edward Harrison James Muskelly Samuel Leazer Irma Carson Juanita Alexander Myrtle Feaster Mary F. Walker Levonia Middleton Annie R. Clayborne Ella McCullough Myrtle McClain Dorothy Lyerly SECRETARIES Richard Baker Carolyn Jamison Peggy Hunter Ernest Goodrum PROOF READERS Robert Hunt Joyce Irby Shirley Taylor Raemi Lancaster Wynolia Hawkins Josephine Hart Juanita Alexander Senior jBztsyz, lV 4£ tf5 ti Seniors SADIE JUANITA ALEXANDER Neet Library Science, Math Club, G.A.A., N.H.A., Glee Club, Crown Scepter, Student Council, French Club, F.B.L.A., Big Sisters, Pricean StaFF, Annual Staff. If well thou hast begun, go on, it is the end that crowns us, not the fight. ROBERT LEE BEATY Wolfe F.T.A., Hi-Y, Student Council, Glee Club, Library Science, Crown Scepter, Football Squad, Math Club. Failure is full of ' can ' ts ' ; Success is full of ' cans. RICHARD FRANK BAKER Dickie F.B.L.A., Pricean Staff, Annual Staff, Big Brothers, Football Trainer, Basketball Squad, Band, Student Council, Safety Patrol, Glee Club. Hi- ' . A boy is better unborn than untaught. WILALMA BOZEMAN Mambo Baby F.T.A., G.A.A., Big Sisters, Glee Club, Math Club, Safety Patrol, French Club. The best part of beauty is one that no picture can express. IRMA LUCILLE CARSON Weasel Library Science, Safety Patrol, Glee Club, Big Sisters, F.T.A. If you have not often felt the joy of doing a kind act, you have neglectd much and most of all yourself. Seniors JOHN DAVIS CHILDERS J.D. N.C.S.O.I., Football Squad, Big Brothers. If in God we trust, of no man shall we be afraid, nor any obstacle too great for us to move. MYRTLE LORETTA FEASTER Myrt Big Sisters, Crown Scepter, French club. Give to the world the best that you have and the best will come back to you. ANNIE RUTH CLAYBORNE Ruthie Big Sisters, F.B.L.A., F.T.A., Annual Staff, GAA, French Club, Math Club, Pricean Staff, Crown Scepter, Safety Patrol, Student Council. He can conquer who thinks he can. BERNARD DONALD FEASTER Pricean Staff, Big Brothers, Library Science, Science Club, Annual Staff. To err is human, to forgive is divine. FREDDIE MICHAEL EVANS Red Jake Football Squad, Pricean Staff, Annual Staff, F.B.L.A., Hi-Y, Big Brothers, Crown Scepter, Band. I would rather excel others in knowledge than in power. CHARLOTTE CAROLE GAITHER Crown Scepter, N.H.A., Band, French Club, Big Sisters, Pricean Staff, Annual Staff, Math Club. You can ' t climb the ladder of success with your hands in your pocket. Seniors FREDRICK EOOE GAITHER Fred Band, Big Brothers. A man of true virtue is God ' s greatest gift to humanity. JAMES EDWARD GUEST Gilbert F.B.L.A., Band, Big Brothers, Hi-Y, Library Science. The poorest education that teaches self- control is better than the best that neglects it. CONSTANCE ELAINE HASTY Connie N.H.A., Crown Scepter, Safety Patrol, Student Council, GAA, Math Club, French Club, Cheering Squad, Big Sisters. A wit ' s a feather, and a chief ' s a rod; an honest man is the noblest work of God. JOSEPHINE LYNETTE HART Jo Math Club, N.H.A., Big Sisters, French Club, Crown Scepter, Annual Staff. Through faith and prayer, we succeed. ERNEST WESTRY GOODRUM Sleepy Student Council, Football Squad, Glee Club, Hi-Y, Math Club, Science Club, Crown Scepter, Pricean Staff, Safety Patrol, Big Brothers. If at first you don ' t succeed, try, try, again. DAVID EDWARD HARRISON Ed Higgins Safety Patrol, F.B.L.A., Annual Staff, Pricean Staff, Big Brothers. Be wary and be wise. Seniors MERLEAN VONCILLE HASTY AAerl F.B.L.A., N.H.A., Big Sisters, Band. I will let no man belittle my soul by making me hate him. WYNOLIA YVONNE HAWKINS Annual Staff, Cheering Squad, Library Sc ence. Big Sisters, F.B.L.A., F.T.A. To err is human, to forgive is divine. BARBARA JEAN HEMPHILL Babs N.H.A., Crown Scepter, Glee Club, Bas¬ ketball Team, Cheering Squad, Big Sisters, GAA. Knowledge is not happiness, and science but an exchange of ignorance for that which is another ignorance. Seniors PEGGY JO HUNTER “Peg F.B.L.A., F.T.A., Band, Glee Club, Big Sisters, Safety Patrol, Pricean Staff, FrencFi Club. Life is a road. Tread it courageously. CAROLYN YVONNE JAMISON Half-Pint N.H.A., F.B.L.A., Crown Scepter, Glee Club, Big Sisters, FrencFi Club, Safety Patrol, Pricean Staff. Most people would succeed in small tilings if tfiey were not too troubled with great ambitions. ROBERT ODELL HUNT Twig Hi-Y, Big Brothers, Band, Football Squad, Annual Staff. One step at a time—but always forward. WILLIAM LEWIS JORDAN Snake Football Squad, Big Brothers. Many receive advice, only the wise prophet from it. JOYCE YVONNE IRBY N.H.A., F.T.A., F.B.L.A., Safety Patrol, Li¬ brary Science, Math Club, French Club, Crown Scepter, Big Sisters, Student Council. He who has lost confidence can lose nothing more. RUBY MAE JOHNSON Ruby Baby N.H.A., F.B.L.A., Big Sisters, Pricean Staff. Do right at all times, not because others do right, but because it is right to do right. Seniors JUDY LORRAINE KIRKSEY Lorrie Big Sisters, Glee Club, Annual Staff. So to manage others, you must learn to manage yourself. VIRGINIA LUCILLE KERNS Ginnie Math Club, Big Sisers. To thine self be true. SAMUEL SYLVESTER LEAZER Sam Hi-Y, Big Brothers, Crown Scepter, Pricean Staff, Student Council, Annual Staff, Glee Club, Library Science, French Club, Football Trainer. T is education forms the common mind, just as the twig is bent the tree is inclined. ESTHER LEE KERNS Sleety GAA, Library Science, Big Sisters, Band. Judge not the Lord by feeble sense; but trust him for his grace. MARTHA ELIZABETH KERR Mart GAA, Basketball Squad, N.H.A., Glee Club, Crown Scepter, Student Council, French Club, Big Sisters, F.T.A., Math Club, Pricean Staff. Knowledge is, indeed, that which, next to virtue truly and essentially raises one man above another. RAEMI ROSEMARIE LANCASTER GAA, F.T.A., Crown Scepter, Safety Patrol, Glee Club, Pricean Staff, Big Sisters, Annual Staff. Though you seek the world over to find the beautiful, you must carry it with you or you find it not. Seniors DOROTHY DELORES LYERLY Dot Pricean Staff, F.T.A., F.B.L.A., Math Club, Basketball Team, Cheering Squad, Big Sisters, GAA, French Club, Library Science, Crown Scepter, Annual Staff. The root of education is bitter, but the fruit is sweet. HENRY LOWERY Nippy Big Brothers, N.C.S.I.O. Let a defeat be only a step to success. MYRTLE LEONA McCLAIN Myrt N.H.A., F.T.A., Big Sisters, GAA, Math Club, Crown Scepter, Student Council, French Club, G,lee Club. Knowledge is the password to success. ELLA MAE McCULLOUGH Candy Math Club, Glee Club, Big Sisters, Annual Staff. Better to be small and shine, than great and cast a shadow. JOHN ARTHUR McELHANEY Jucie F.B.L.A., French Club, Hi-Y, Glee Club, Big Brothers. He is best educated who is most useful. ANNIE MAE McGEE Ann Big Sisters, Pricean Staff, Annual Staff. Defend me from my friends, I can de fend myself from my enemies. Seniors ARTHUR JUNIOR McNEELY Band, Big Brothers. A spade, a rake, a hoe, a pick-ax, or a bill; a hook to reap, a scythe to mow, a flail, or what you will. RACHEL NAOMI McKEE Patty N.H.A., Band, Glee Club, Crown Scepter, Big Sisters, French Club, Annual Staff. Friends are won by those who believe in winning them. CYLISTA LOUVENIA McNEELY Celeste Student Council, Safety Patrol, Math Club, Crown Scepter, N.H.A., F.T.A., Big Sisters, Library Science, Science Club, French Club. Laziness travels so slowly until poverty overtakes it. LEVONIA LOIS MIDDLETON Lee F.T.A., GAA, F.B.L.A., Library Science, Safety Patrol. To manage others you must first manage yourself. MARY LOUISE NEELY Mary Big Sisters, French Club, Math Club. Live wires never get stepped on. JAMES FLUSHER MUSKELLY Jim N.C.S.O.I., Hi-Y, Big Brothers, Basketball Squad, Football Squad. A little learning is a dangerous thing; drink deep, or taste not the Peiram Spring. Seniors HAROLD ELLIOT RAMSEY Shack Hi-Y, Big Brothers, Crown Scepter, Pricean Staff, Student Council, Annual Staff, Glee Club, Football, Basketball. Tis education forms the common mind; Just as the twig is bent the tree is inclined. LEROY ANTHONY REESE Mouse Glee Club, Crown Scepter, Hi-Y, Big Brothers, Football Squad, Pricean Staff. In order to reach the peak of success in which ever field we endeavor, we must strive for it with all the thrust within one ' s power. LOVIE B. REID Bree N.C.S.I.O., Big Brothers, Basketball, Safety Patrol. Tis education forms the common mind; Just as the twig is bent the tree is inclined. WILLIE RAY REID Ray Basketball, Football Squad, Glee Club, Safety Patrol, Big Brothers, Band, French Club. Love is ever the beginning of knowledge, as fire is of flight. ANNIE RUTH RIVERS Ruth F.B.L.A., F.T.A., Big Sisters. The first step to knowledge is to know that you are ignorant. Seniors BESSIE ANNA ROBINSON Bessie Big Sisters, Annual Staff. Error of opinion may be tolerated where reason is left free to combat it. MARILEE STEWART Brown Eyes F.B.L.A., F.T.A., GAA, Math Club, Library Science, French Club, Crown Scepter, Pricean Big Brothers. One step at a time but always forward. BETTY SHINHOLSTER Big Sisters. Faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen. JOHN ALLAN STEELE Big Brothers, Annual Staff. I will let no man belittle my soul by making me hate him. BARBARA McKEE SIFFORD Barb Big Sisters. Better to be small and shine, than great and cast a shadow. SHIRLEY ANN TAYLOR Big Sisters, Band, Math Club, Crown Scepter, French Club. T is education forms the common mind, Just as the twig is bent the tree is inclined. Seniors MARY FRANCES WALKER Mae Big Sisters, Band, N.H.A., F.B.L.A., Pricean Staff, Annual StafiF, French Club. Tis with judgement as our watches—none go just alike, yet each believes his own. CHARLES JAY WELLS C.J. Hi-Y, French Club, Science Club, Big Brothers, Annual Staff. Strive today for a better tomorrow. JAMES ALLAN VINCENT Vint Football Squad, Basketball, Hi-Y, F.B.L.A., Pricean Staff, Big Brothers, Annual Staff. To strive, to seek, to find, but not to yield. BETSYE ANITA WILLIAMS Bet Basketball Squad, Big Sisters. Be a willing worker and strive for the best things. WILLIE EDWARD WILLIAMS Bill N.C.S.I.O., Football Squad, Hi-Y, Library Science, Big Brothers. He that laughs last, laughs best. GLORIA MAXINE WELBORNE Max N.H.A., F.B.L.A., Big Sisters, Pricean Staff, French Club. I ' m only here for a short time, any favors or kindness that I can do; tell me now. I shall not pass this way again. Class History In September of the year 1954, we entered Price High School, 94 in number, looking forward to the many and varied experiences that were to come. During our freshman year Barbara Hemphill represented us on the cheering squad. Joyce Irby, Richard Baker, Myrtle McClain, Ollie Mae Massey, and Juanita Alexander were our student council representatives and Charlotte Gaither, Mary Frances Walker, Joyce Irby, Rachel McKee, Rachel Gaither, Shirley Harris, and Josephine Hart were members of the N.H.A. Also well represented was the safety patrol with Levonia Middleton, Joyce Irby, Carolyn Jamison, Edward Harrison, Nathaniel Smith, Raemi Lancaster, Peggy Hunter, Wilalma Bozeman, Barbara Goodjohn, Lovie Reid, and Ernest Goodrum. Playing the active part in the Glee Club were Rachel McKee, Barbara Hemphill, Betsye Williams, Rachel Gaither, Wilalma Bozeman, Irma Carson, Martha Kerr, Elizabeth Alexander, Richard Baker, and Lovie Reid. Our Band included Shirley Taylor, Merlene Hasty, Charlotte Gaither, Mary Francis Walker, Rachel McKee, Arthur McNeely, James Guest, Charles Mill er, and Freddie Evans. This group was led by the majorettes Betty Hairston, a freshman repre¬ sentative. Doing a very good job of representing the freshmen of the football squad were James Vincent, Ray Reid, James Muskelly, Homer Witt, Charles Culbert, Edward Howell, and Richard Baker as Trainer. Freshmen were well represented on the girl ' s and boy ' s basketball teams, also. They were Barbara Goodjohn, Martha Kerr, Barbara Hemphill and James Muskelly, Ray Reid and James Vincent repect- fully. A new organization, the G.A.A. had Merilee Stewart, Carolyn Jamison, Barbara Goodjohn, Martha Kerr, Elizabeth Alexander, Bar¬ bara Goodjohn, Martha Kerr, Elizabeth Alexander, Barbara Hemphill, Ollie Mae Massey, Betty Hairston, Dorothy Lyerly, Myrtle McClain, Jean Elder, Juanita Alexander, and Sandra Montgomery as freshmen representatives. Barbara Kirkland represented the freshmen class in the Miss Price contest. During this school year we learned quite a bit about Price High School, and in reality, became a part of the Price family. At end of the school term, we left looking forward to a better school year. In September of 1955, we came back to Price High School, ready for work and play. We were fewer in number, only 81, but we had more spirit than before. We really decided to get to work and make a name for ourselves. Barbara Goodjohn was elected most improved player on the basketball team. Ray Reid was voted most improved football player. Juanita Alexander and Robert Beaty were runners-up in the Fire Prevention Essay Contest. Raemi Lancaster was winner of the Homemaking prize. Juanita Alexander represented the sophomore class on the Student Council ' s Annual Convention trip to Wilmington, N. C. The following sophomores were elected to the student council: Annie Clayborne, Martha Kerr, Constance Redfern, and Ernest Goodrum. Joining the N.H.A. from the sophomore class were: Barbara Kirkland, Carolyn Jamison, Constance Redfern, Annie Ruth Clayborne, and Juanita Alexander. Ray Reid and Lovie Reid took up homemaking courses and did well. Joining the Glee Club were Raemi Lancaster, Myrtle McClain, Juanita Alexander, Constance Redfern, Carolyn Jamison, Judy Kirksey, Peggy Hunter, Leroy Reese, John Arthur McElhaney, Ray Reid, Harold Ramsey, Samuel Leazer and Ernest Goodrum. The library staff included Marilee Stewart, Robert Beaty, Irma Carson, Joyce Irby, and Levonia Middleton. A new club, the Future Teachers of America, was organized under Mrs. Crawford and Levonia Middle- ton, Robert Beaty, Homer Witt, and Irma Carson represented the sophomore class. The Safety Patrol added Richard Baker, Constance Redfern, Edward Harrison, Annie Ruth Clayborne, Cylisa McNeely, and Ray Reid. The band played better with Maxine Welborne, Doris Robinson, James Howard Wheeler, John Byers, Melvin Reid, and Robert Hunt performing. Joining the majorettes was Esther Lee Kerns. New football players were Robert Beaty, Garland Chambers, Willie Williams, Thomas McRae, and Ernest Goodrum. The basketball team added Minetta Crockett, and Dorothy Lyerly to the squad. The boys gained the following players: Lovie Reid, and Garland Chambers with Richard Baker as Trainer. Constance Redfern joined the cheering squad. The G.A.A. was enlarged to include Levonia Middleton, Barbara Kirkland, Betsye Williams and Wilalma Bozeman. During this year Maxine Welborne was attendant to Miss Price. Carolyn Jamison won third place in the Oratorical Contest. We enterd Price as juniors, raring to go, and eager to contribute something to our family way of life. We were even fewer in number then than before. There were only 66 members in our class. We decided to make a big hit at Price. Bessie Robinson was the winner of the I Speak For Democracy contest. Barbara Hemp¬ hill was the most improved girl basketball player and James Muskelly, most improved boy basketball player. Wynolia Hawkins and Richard Redd were crowned Penny Queen and King. Constance Redfern was runner-up in the Miss Price Contest. Juanita Alexander and Ernest Goodrum represented the junior class on a trip to Charlotte, N. C. for the Annual Student Council Convention. During our junior year we were proud to have 14 members accepted into the Crown and Scepter. They were: Charlotte Gaither, Juanita Alexander, Raemi Lancaster, Constance Redfern, Carolyn Jamison, Robert Beaty, Martha Kerr, Marilee Stewart, Annie Ruth Clayborne, Barbara Hemphill, Ernest Goodrum, Harold Ramsey, Mary Frances Walker, Samuel Leazer, and Rachel McKee. Betsye Williams became a basketball player. On the football team were, Freddie Evans, Curtis Atkins, Harold Ramsey, Robert Erwin, and Richard Baker as trainer. Taking Driving Education were James Guest, Thomas Hovis, Willie Williams, Garland Chambers, Arthur McNeely, and James Hawkins. Samuel Leazer, Juanita Alexander, Bernard Feaster, and Freddie Evans became library helpers. James Guest, John McElhaney, Samuel Leazer, Richard Baker, Freddie Evans, Robert Beaty, Willie Williams, James Muskelly, Ray Reid, James Vincent, Harold Ramsey, and Ernest Goodrum were new Hi-Y members. On September 7, 1956 we became seniors at Price High School. What a glorious day for us! We got right into the swing of things. The senior Assembly Program was held. Gifts of desk blotters and ball point pens were presented to the faculty members. A gift was presented to our guest speaker, Reverend A. C. Hunni- cutt. Raemi Lancaster was crowned Miss Price of 1956-57. For this effort, the class brought in the highest amount of money ever raised in the history of the school. Carolyn Jamison won $150.00 dollars in the State American Legion Oratorical Contest. Juanita Alexander and Martha Kerr went as representatives to the Annual Student Council Convention in Raleigh, N. C. Raemi Lancaster and Juanita Alexander were selected to visit Bennett College in Greensboro, N. C. for three days. Mary Frances Walker was crowned Miss Varsity Queen by the captains of the Football Team. Charlotte Gaither won first prize in the District Typing Contest. The class received several special honors from Livingstone College. We were invited to a Senior Day Activity Program, a Negro History Program with Dr. Hansberry of Howard University as guest speaker; and to Career Day. Each one of these programs added much to our culture and intelligence. Added to the Student Council our senior year were Cylista McNeely, Bessie Anna Robinson, and Joseph McNeely. The Glee Club had the new voices of Raemi Lancaster, Ella McCollough, Cylista McNeely, Carolyn Jamison, and Myrtle McClain. We were proud to have Merlene Hasty and Robert O. Hunt elected as our May King and Queen. Raemi Lancaster and Martha Kerr became Validictorian and Salutatorian respectively. May we undertake the responsibilities ahead of us, and strive to make one step at a time but always forward. Juanita Alexander Class Prophecy It is April 5th. An unusual noise comes from the Industrial Arts room. For the past week we have seen Robert Beaty carrying strange objects from the physics laboratory to the industrial arts room. When questioned, he remains quiet or answers, “Wait and see. Just before classes are dismissed, Richard Baker (who always finds a way to get in the hall) announced in the study hall that, “Beaty ' s Beacon was now a reality. And what is the Beaty ' s Beacon ? It is an instrument combining radar, television, atomic energy, and a new electrical discovery which is able to fortell coming events with 80% accuracy. Beaty says, he will use it just once for he is afraid to hear too much of the future. As class prophet, I am one of the few he allows in the secret ses¬ sion. Now listen while I read you the recording as I hear it. The beacon points to 1972, fifteen years hence. Barbara Hemphill has just arrived on the Trans World Airlines from her singing tour in France. Guess who her accompanist is? ? ? Maestro Gar¬ land Chambers of course. She was very glad to have Carolyn Jamison as her Air Line Hostess. In the Armed Forces, Robert Beaty, Leroy Reese, John McElhaney, and Bernard Feaster are high ranking officers. Freddie Evans with his assistant, James Guest, now owns the Salisbury Post. My! My! the years they have spent in that place! They have per¬ mitted Cylista McNeely to write a column called, News Around Town. Who could be better? In her latest column she stated that James Hawkins had been in the Army for eight years and yet remains a buck private. Ella McCullough has twenty children in her kindergarten, half of whom are her very own. She requested that Annie Rivers come to help her, that is if, Miss Annie Rivers can leave her job at the Chicago Y. W. C. A. Bessie Robinson and Juanita Alexander, both are famous writers and teachers. Although married, Rachel McKee has been able to keep her good job at Penn State. Her field is Home Economics. She is not Rachel McKee any lonaer. Her name is? The invention was too full of static to let us know. Betsye Williams, an artist, and Ruby Johnson, a designer are making good in Hollywood with the movie stars. Often when they have time off, they go to see James Vincent, William Jordan, Harold Ramsey, and John Childers play football for the Los Angeles All Pro ' s. There are quite a few new T.V. programs. Henry Lowery is the new, Wild Bill and Thomas Hovis is, Jingles. Myrtle McClain is the Private Secretary. In a basketball game between the Globe Trot¬ ters and the Sceoters, the 1957 graduates of Price Hiqh School are well represented. On the Globe Trotters team are, James Muskelly, Ray Reid, and Richard Baker. Yes, Richard Redd is the manager. In big and bright lights Robert Hunt and his golden trumpet are featured guest artist at the Macamba. On down on this program, Josephine Hart is the guest singer. Irma Carson is now reducing for the latest picture You ' ll Never Know. She had big hopes of Samuel Leazer producing this movie but, Mr. Leazer is now teaching Mathematics at Michigan State and he is really satisfied. Well, what do you know? Annie McGee is teaching voice culture in Cuba. (This voice must have made an enormous change) I never would think Arthur McNeely liked an imals so well. He is traveling with the Big Top , training seals. Constance Redfern Hasty is doing fine in New Mexico where she is manufacturing clay vases. Mary Neely is dean of Women at Tuskeege In¬ stitute. I am proud to hear that Arthur Henderson is World ' s Heavyweight Champion. Marilee Stewart is married to the football coach of A T University. Martha Kerr has remodeled the People ' s Choice cafe into a fabulous Cafe Royal, rated one of the best in the South. She specializes in Piza Pie. The teenagers are demanding more Pin-Ups of Peggy Jo Hunter. She is a model for Sax Fifth Avenue Store. Dorothy Lyerly is announcer for, W. B. T. She advertises twice a day for Shirley ' s Fashion for Tiny Tots. Shirley Taylor is making big sales of her gar¬ ments for little ones. She and Myrtle Feaster are in business together. Their slogan is, Dress your kiddies with the best. Judy Kirksey is teaching dramatics in Nevada. She has plenty of students and two have won Emmy Awards. Maxine Welborne is head nurse at Freeman ' s Hospital and happily married to Dr. C. J. Wells. Wait, things are a little cloudy. I see Wynolia Hawkins as secretary to Nat King Cole. Charlotte Gaither is the Paris buyer for Macy ' s New York Department Store. AAiss Levonia Middleton is Laboratory Techni¬ cian at Rowan Memorial. Mary Frances Walker owns a beach; her life guard is Edward Harrison. At this beach also is Esther Kerns, who is respon¬ sible for the girls swimming class. Raemi Lancaster is teaching organ in Washing¬ ton, D. C. Her best student is my former class¬ mate, Virginia Kerns ' daughter. The invention gets a little hard to hear so Beaty puts a few drops of magic oil on it; here is what it says: Wilalma Bozeman is now Madame Shelia, the successor to Marianne Anderson. Why, I ask, is she madame and not miss ? Beaty Beacon goes blank. Well, I am satisfied, I suppose, yet if the invention is only 80% accurate, how much is true, and how much is false? Yes, I dipped into the future, far as human eye could see, saw the visions of the world, and all the wonders that would be. Wilalma Bozeman Class Poem Farewell to our classmates and teachers too, To our schoolmates we now must say adieu; And dear Price High, that we love so dear, We ' ll always remember you, whether far or near. We have striven to reach this goal for years; Sometimes through laughter, sometimes through tears No matter how dark and dreary the way, We have always looked to a brighter day. Farewell to our parents, farewell to our friends; Our days at dear Price High have come to an end. With our hopes for the future, and our heads held high We ' ll never forget you, dear old Price High. Let ' s love one another, let ' s strive for the right; Let ' s work for the good life with all our might. Let ' s honor our leaders, lift those who are weak; Let ' s always endeavor God ' s favor to seek. Cylista Louvenia AAcNeely CLASS COLORS Pink and Blue CLASS FLOWER Blue Carnation CLASS MOTTO “A quest for the best Class Song DEAR OLD PRICE (Tune— Sera ) School that we love, tis time to part, Days have been happy, days have been gay; We hate to leave you, we hate to say To all of you adieu. We must be loyal, brave, and true; We must be honest in all that we do. We must remember lessons we ' ve learned, Holding our standards high. Classmates and schoolmates, teachers too, We ' ll ne ' er forget you wherever we go; We ' ll love you always, we ' ll sing your praise Through all our future days. Chorus: Dear old Price High School, We ' ll ever be proud of you; We ' ll ever to you be true, Dear old Price High School. Juanita Alexander Superlatives RICHARD BAKER Most Popular JOYCE IRBY Most Co-operative ROBERT HUNT Friendliest JAMES VINCENT Most Athletic Best Personality MARY FRANCES WALKER Most Courteous Most Popular ERNEST GOODRUM Most Likely to succeed RAEMI LANCASTER Most likely to succeed Neatest Cutest RAY REID Most Athletic Biggest Flirt Best-all-around ROBERT B EATY Most Brilliant WYNOLIA HAWKINS Biggest Flirt RACHEL McKEE Most Musical BERNARD FEASTER Most Studious Most Dependable JUANITA ALEXANDER Most Brilliant Best Personality Most Studious Superlatives WILLIE WILLIAMS WILALMA BOZEMAN RICHARD REDD Cutest Wittiest Most Courteous Neatest CYLISTA McNEELY MYRTLE FEASTER HENRY LOWERY Most Talkative Most Industrious Most Artistic Quietest Quietest MARTHA KERR JAMES MUSKELLY BARBARA HEMPHILL Friendliest Best Looking Most AtFiletic Most Artistic Best-AII-Around EDWARD HARRISON MARILEE STEWART GARLAND CHAMBERS MAXINE WELBORNE Most Talkative Wittiest Best Looking Most Musical Most Dependable Last Will And Testament We, the Senior Class of Price High School, being of sound mind and body do hereby make and declare this our last will and testament. The individual items are to be bequeathed as stated by our individual members. It is our desire that our farewell gifts may be used profitably to the glory of the departed donors, the Class of 1957. ARTICLE I To the Superintendent and Board of Education, we leave our grateful appreciation for the provision of system of education which will help us make a good life as well as a worthwhile living. ARTICLE II To our principal, Mr. S. O. Jones, we leave our appreciation for his interest in us individually and his efforts to encourage all of us to become physically, mentally, and socially equipped for life. ARTICLE III To our homeroom teachers, Mrs. 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 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 they will uphold it to the best of their ability. ARTICLE V To the Sophomores, we leave our fondest hopes that in two more years they too will become superior seniors. ARTICLE VI To the Freshmen, we will our ability to make good grades, to get along with the teachers and to participate in activities. ARTICLE VII The individual bequeaths are as follows: I, Rachel Namoi McKee, will my ability to get along with boys to Janet Morris and my position in the Band to Adelia Boger. I, Robert Hunt, will my height to William McGee, my ability to cooperate with the teachers and classmates to all juniors, and my place on the football team to Ahab Beaty. I, Shirley Ann Taylor, hereby will my ability to mind my own business to Robert Massey, my height to Willie Mae Boger, my ability to work Algebra to Bennie Hunt. I, Annie Ruth Clayborne, will my height to Lallage Oglesby, my position in all clubs to Mary Wilkins. I, Robert Lee Beaty, will my position in all clubs to Mary Louise Brotherton, my position on the football team to James Logan, my weight to Ahab Beaty and Catherine Brotherton, my ability not to be shy to Barbara Goodrum, my seat in study hall to Larry Logan, and my ability to stay in class to James Robinson. I, Ray Reid, hereby give my last will and testament, to Richard Walker my ability to play football, my ability to play basketball to Edward Mitchell, my love to Lallage Oglesby. I, Richard Frank Baker, will my position in all clubs to John Chambers, my position on the basketball team to Arthur Turner, my ability to get along with teachers and students to Rachel Gaither, and my love to Sarah Leach. I, Annie Ruth Rivers, hereby make this my last will and testa¬ ment, to Ada Burch I will my position in the F.B.L.A., my ability to get along with others to Florean White. I, Myrtle Loretta Feaster, will my height to Samuel Blackwell, my pleasing personality to Doris Wilson, my ability to get along with people to Elnora Johnson, my ability to be lady-like to all girls at Price High School. I, Annie Mae McGee, will my smallness to Phillis Neely, my big brown eyes to Yvonne Standifer, my ability to get along with people to Mary Elizabeth Moon, and my appreciation for all that she has done for me to Mrs. Lancaster. I, Wilalma Bozeman, will my ability to cheer to Flora Kirksey, and my position in the Glee Club to Flonnie French. I, Levonia Middleton, will my size to Shirley Sharp, my ability to type to Jerome Ingram, and hair styles to Juanita McGriff. I, Samuel S. Leazer, will my position as secretary in the Hi-Y to Richard Walker, my driving ability to Robert Massey, my positions in all clubs to James Martin, last but not least my ability to sing to James Hawkins. I, William Jordan, will my position on the football team to anyone who is capable of upholding it. I will my seat in the Sociology class to my brother Henry Jordan. I, Dorothy Lyerly, declare this my last will and testament. I will my position in all clubs to Johnsie Lyerly and Mary Wilkins, my ability to play basketball to Vera Walker, my seat in typing room to Patricia Walker, my height to Helen Agnew, my place in the cheering squad to Elizabeth Atkins. Last but not least I will my thanks to all the teachers, especially Miss Powers. I, Betsye Williams, will my ability to attend to my own busi¬ ness to James Robinson, and my position on the basketball team to Shirley Greenard. I, Barbara Hemphill, hereby make my last will and testament: to Lula Norman, I will my position as captain of the girl ' s basketball team, I will my position as president of the Glee Club to Geraldine Witherspoon, to Rena Fields my position as captain of the cheering squad, last but not least I leave my gratitude to Mrs. Marioneaux, Mrs. Lee, Miss Weeks, and Mrs. Williams. I, Charlotte Gaither, hereby declare this my last will and testament: to Willie Mae Boger my height, my position in all clubs to Elaine Connor and Elizabeth Atkins, my witty ways to Betty Reid, my ability to make good grades in algebra and French to Yvonne Standifer, and my thanks to all the teachers, especially Miss Weeks and Miss Powers. I, Joyce Yvonne Irby, hereby make this my last will and testa¬ ment: To Willie Mae Boger I will my height, to Richard Walker and Edward Mitchell my position on the annual staff and Pricean staff, my position in all other clubs to Barbara Smarr, and my position in the typing class to Lula Norman. I, C. J. Wells, will my height to Jimmy McCorkle and my ability to keep a job to Jerome Ingram. I, Thomas Hovis, hereby make this my last will and testament: To Clarence Powers, my ability to stay in school. I, John McElhaney, will my skilled work in Industrial Arts to Charles Hardin, and my ability to get along with girls to Lloyd Yarborough. I, Wynolia Hawkins, will my position in all clubs to my brothers James and Lester Hawkins, and my typing ability to Mrs. Lancaster. I, Ernest Goodrum, will my job as time keeper to Frank Goodrum, my position in the student council to Barbara Goodrum, and my ability to smile to Adelia Boger. I, Arthur Henderson, will my ability to play football to Theodore Ross, and my ability to be neat to Leroy Douglas. I, Bettye Shinholster, will my ability to bake a cake to Ruth Johnson, my ability to be lady-like to the Junior girls who need it, my personality to Doris Wilson. I, Lovie Reid, hereby make this my last will and testament, I will my ability to lay bricks to Eugene McCombs, and my position on the basketball team to A. T. Turner. I, Martha Kerr, will my position in the second year French Class to Mary Brotherton, and my position as secretary in the Senior Class and in the Student Council to Sarah Leach. I, Edward Vonzell Harrison, will my ability to type to Richard Walker, all my female friends to Leroy Woods, and my looks to Charles Partee. I, Marilee Stewart, hereby make this my last will and testament: To Sarah Leach, my position in all clubs, to Emmett Rippy, my ability to be in the right time. I hope that they will assume their responsibilities with diligence. I, Arthur McNeely, will my ability to play bass in the band to Jimmy McCorkle and my ability to get lessons to James Wheeler. I, Mary Francis Walker, will my position in the band to Vera Walker and my position as a Big Sister to Sarah Leach, and last but not least, my position in all clubs to Patricia Walker. I, James Vonzell Hawkins, will my ability to type to Harry McLaughlin and my brown hair to Henry Withers, and my small feet to Robert Fisher. I, Judy Kirksey, hereby will my ability to type to Cora Hart and my position in the Glee Club to Gloria Smith. I, Peggy Jo Hunter, will my position in the band to Jackie Fleming, and my quietness to Rena Fields. I, Esther Lee Kerns, will my position in the band to Patricia and Vera Walker, my big brown eyes to Mary Price and my ability to attend to my own business to Emmett Rippy. I, Henry Lowery, will my quiet ways to A. T. Turner, my job at Family Shoe Store to Leroy Woods, and my ability to sing to Richard Walker. I, Irma Carson, hereby make my last will and testament: I will my position in the Glee Club to Lallage Olgesby and my ability to type to Alice Tate. I, Harold Ramsey, will my position in all clubs to Robert Massey, my ability to figure my way out of scrapes to Eugene McCombs. I will my position on the football team to Howard Ormond. Last but not least I will my ability to pay attention to Sandra Taggart. I, John Childers, will my pleasant smile to Robert Erwin, my Bricklaying ability to Curtis Atkins, and my place on the football team to Calvin Turner. I, Virginia Kerns, will my good grades to Dorothy Flake, my desire to get an education to William McConneaughey. I, Willie Williams, will my ability to get along with teachers to Peggy Wiseman, my position in all clubs to my brother Tommy Brown. I, Ella Mae McCullough, will my personality and English grades to Rachel Gaither, and my love to the whole junior class. I, Freddie Evans, will my musical ability to Flonnie French, my position as circulation manager of the Pricean to Charles Lowery, my ability to dance to Ahab Beaty, and last but not least my po¬ sition on the football team to Curtis Glaspie. I, Bessie Robinson, will my reading and reasoning, (what little there is of it) ability to Peggy Wiseman, provided that she wants it. I, Ruby Johnson, will my ability to be lady like to Price High School girls, my sewing ability to Sandra Vails, my hair style to Nell Wilson. I, Kay Frances Chawlk, will my seat in the band to Alean Hasty and my shortness to Mary Wilkins, and my sweet disposition to Lallage Oglesby. I, Constance Hasty, will my position in the N.H.A. to Barbara Smarr, my position in the Glee Club to Brenda Witt, my shortness to Alice Tate, my seat in algebra and French to Gwendolyn Curlee, my position in all clubs to Juanita McGriff. I, Maxine Welborne, will Mary Hardin my position in all clubs, to Doris Bruce my ability to drive, and my position as managering editor to Douglas Heath, and last but not least I leave my apprecia¬ tion and gratitude to Mrs. Lancaster. I, Frederick O ' Neal Gaither, will my ability to dress to Charles Miller, my height to Samuel Blackwell, and pleasing personality to who ever will accept it. I, Cylista Louvenia McNeely, hereby make this my last will and testament: To James Aaron McNeely and Nancy Jones my position in all clubs, to Mrs. A. A. Lancaster my sincere thanks for all that she has done for me. 1, James Allen Vincent, will my position as captain of the football team to Richard Walker, my position in clubs to Leroy Woods, and my ability to get along with girls to anyone who needs this gift. I, James Muskelly, hereby make this my last will and testament: I will my ability to lay bricks to Robert Massey, my good sports¬ manship to A. T. Turner, my artistic ability to Goose Wheeler and last but not least my ability to have pleasant ways all the time to Janet Scott. I, Barbara Sifford, will my friendly smile to Janet Scott and my ability to drive to Irene Jordan. I, Raemi Lancaster, will my ability to stay on the honor roll to Geraldine Grasty and Psyche Sawyer, my position in all clubs to Sarah Leach, my hand writing to Avis Wilkins, my homemaking ability to Nell Wilson, and last but not least, my position as Miss Price to Sandra T. Vails. I, John Steele, will my ability to keep quiet to Charles Miller, and my love to Shirley Greenard. I, Garland Chambers, will my smoothe performance on the piano to Charles Partee, and my ability to get along with girls to Robert Ervin. Last but not least, I will my driving skill to Robert Massey. I, Richard Redd, hereby make this my last will and testament: I will my ability to lay bricks to Eugene McCombs, my pleasing ways to get along with girls to Herman Redd, last but not least, my love to Alean Hasty. I, Mary Neely, declare this my last will and testament: I will my pleasing personality to Josephus McCorkle, my position in the Math Club to Sylvia Ervin, my ability to play basketball to Avis Wilkins and my ability to play the piano to Mary Wilkins. I, Marlean Hasty, will my ability to play music to Janet Scott, my height to Willie Mae Boger. To Robert Ervin, my ability to get along with teachers and students. I, Josephine Hart, hereby make this my last will and testament: To Barbara Smarr, I will my membership in the N. H. A. My pleasing personality to whoever needs it and will accept it. I, Leroy Anthony Reese, hereby make this my last will and testament: I will my personality to Betty Johnson, my character to Theodore Ross, my ability to flirt to Jerome Ingram, my vocal ability to Bennie Hunt and my dependability to Patricia Sanders. I, James Guest, hereby will my ability to type to Charles Partee, my position in all clubs to Mollye Alexander, my ability to get along with teachers to Sammy Holman and my ability to talk to girls to Tommy Brown. I, Myrtle McClain, hereby declare this my last will and testa¬ ment: To John Chambers my position in the Glee Club, and my position in all clubs to Evelyn McClain. Last but not least: I sin¬ cerely thank the teachers namely, Mrs. Lancaster and Mr. Miller who have done all they could for me to get this far. I, Bernard Feaster, will my gentlemanly ways to Thomas Ford, my height to Bennie Hunt, and my willingness to study to Leroy Douglas. I, Carolyn Jamison, will my speaking ability to Charles Partee, my position in all clubs to Charles Hardin, my big eyes to Helen Agnew, and my ability in English to John Chambers. I, Juanita Alexander, will Jerome Ingram, my position as presi¬ dent of the Student Council, my ability to keep secrets to Mollye Alexander, my position in the Glee Club and Crown and Scepter to Nancy Jo Jones. By Maxine Welborne Witness: Annie Ruth Rivers Peggy Hunter Kay Chawlk C. J. Wells Titles Priceamzed Going Home Study Hall Lunch Room Graduation Diploma Practice Teacher Junior Senior Prom Music Festival. Band Driving Class. Freshmen Sophomore Principal College Football Team. Junior Girls. Senior Girls Homemaking Junior Boys. Report Cards Exam Time Algebra Class Miss Price Worl d History Armed Services Everybody Got A Home Don ' t Start Me To Talking Come On And Get It .Promise To Remember Never Let Me Go Don ' t Be Cruel Oh What A Night Spring Fever Let The Good Times Roll Key To The Highway Young Love .You ' ll Never Know Please, Please, Please Show Me The Way .I ' m Bad Smooth Operators It ' s Too Late The Girls Can ' t Help It I Can ' t Stand To See You Go One More Chance I ' m Not A Know It All I Just Can ' t Stand It No More I Want You To Be My Girl All A Round The World Thousands Miles Away Annie Mae McGee The Statistician Report I, Garland Chambers, having been chosen statistician by my classmates of 57 , will strive to be worthy of this great honor, by giving you an analysis of this class. The shortest girls in the class are Carolyn Jamison and Bessie Robinson. The shortest boy is Ray Reid. The tallest girls are Myrtle Feaster, Betsye Williams, Raemi Lancaster, Annie Clay- borne and Cylista McNeely. The largest boys are James Vincent and Arthur Henderson. The tallest boys are Ernest Goodrum, Bernard Feaster and James Muskelly. Most of the seniors will graduate at the age of eighteen, with the exception of Harold Ramsey, James Hawkins, Freddie Evans, Irma Carson, An¬ nie Rivers, Rachel McKee, and Ernest Goodrum. They will be seventeen this year, but Raemi Lancaster will only be sixteen. A few other graduates will be nineteen and twenty. Bernard Feaster is the only veteran in the class. Our favorite subjects are algebra, science and Negro History. Harold Ramsey prefers something easy like study and physical education. The girls ' favorite automobiles are Fords, Buicks, and Oldsmobiles, but Wynolia Hawkins and Joyce Irby prefer the Big M . Our favorite Rhythm and Blues Singers are Fats Domino , Little Richard , and Ivory Joe Hunter . We like such songs as Blue Monday , The Girl Can ' t Help It , and Since I Met You Baby . The cutest girl in the class is Irma Carson. The statistician believes that Charlotte Gaither is the prettiest girl, I ' m sure you will agree with us. What about it boys? I have talked with a few of the girls and they think all of the boys are rather handsome, so lets call it a draw. Raemi Lancaster, C. J. Wells, and Peggy Hunter have the best personalities in the senior class. The girls do various things to pass away their time. Such as, looking at television, going danc¬ ing, going to the movies, reading comics, and visiting, but Mary L. Stewart and Martha Kerr prefer staying in bed. The boys like all sports. Most likely you will find them in the pool hall, shooting pool. A few of the boys like to travel but Robert Beaty prefers visiting on Graham Street. When choosing dates the boys go for the girls in the lower classes, Why is this? They are more reasonable or shall I say less sophisticated. Don ' t get me wrong, the senior girls are nice but they are too sophisticated. The girls prefer tall dark and handsome men, Wynolia Hawkins tells me Price has plenty of boys that fit that description. Now girls you don ' t have to leave town to find a tall dark and handsome man. You are surrounded by them. As we all know People ' s Choice and Bea ' s Comback are our favorite cafes. However, Mon¬ days and Fridays are our youth center nights. Our favorite film stars are Shelly Winters, Errol Flynn, Grace Kelly, and Robert Preston, however; Harold Ramsey likes Marilyn Monroe. The majority of us enjoy comedies, romances, adventures, and Western pictures. The television fans enjoy Toast of The Town , Lux Video Theatre , The Late Show , and The Ford The¬ atre but Samuel Leazer prefers Annie Oakley . The radio fans favor Randy who plays all the rhythm and blues songs. They also listen to Nashville, Tennessee, and Buckley ' s Music Shop, however; James Hawkins prefers Sleepie Joe and his Fairy Tales. We have twelve senior boys on the football team, six on the basketball team, four girls on the basketball team, seventeen seniors in the Glee Club, and fourteen in the band. The sodas most popular among us are grape and orange, but Shirley Taylor prefers a Coca- Cola. Our favorite foods are ham, steak, and liver. However, James Muskelly prefers pinto beans. The colleges that have been chosen by the seniors to attend are North Carolina College, A and T., Winston-Salem Teacher ' s College, Shaw University, and Livingstone College. We have forty-eight students planning to continue their education, ten going to service, and seven to become housewives. Among the forty-eight, they are planning to be lawyers, doctors, teach¬ ers, musicians, and beauticians. Your statistician and advisors wish the class of 57 the best of luck and happiness. It is true that Price High has had many fine classes to leave this wonderful school. The class of 57 is the greatest class in the school ' s history and will remain the best class for many years to come. This class will never be forgotten. I hereby sign my name as statistician of this class. GARLAND CORRELL CHAMBERS Statistician Sunior Juniors ABEL, DEBORAH AGNEW, HELEN ALDRICH, DOROTHY ALEXANDER, MOLLYE ATKINS, ELIZABETH BROTHERTON, MARY BROWN, PRICE BURCH, ADA COLE, THELMA CONNOR, ELAINE DOUGLAS, LEROY ELLIS, JOYCE ERVIN, ROBERT FANTT, BETTY FORD, GWENDOLYN GIBSON, CLETUS GOODMAN, GEORGE GOODRUM, FRANK GRAHAM, LEONARD GRAHAM, HELEN MAE HARDIN, CHARLES Juniors HART, CORA HAWKINS, JAMES INGRAM, JEROME JOHNSON, ROBERT JOHNSON, RUTH JORDAN, HENRY KOONTZ, DOROTHY LEACH, SARAH LOWERY, BEATRICE LYERLY, JOHNSIE MARTIN, JAMES McCLAIN, EVELYN McCONNEAUGHEY, WILLIAM McCORKLE, JIMMY MILLER, CHARLES MORRIS, JANNETTE NORMAN, LULA OGLESBY, LALLAGE PARTEE, AGNES PARTEE, CHARLES REID, MELVIN Juniors RIPPY, EMMETT ROBERTSON, CORA ROBERTSON, ORA ROBINSON, LOTTIE ROSS, THEODORE SALMON, EVANGELINE SCOTT, JANET SMARR, BARBARA SMITH, MARSELENE STANDIFER, YVONNE STEELE, MARSHALL TATE, ALICE TURNER, ARTHUR TURNER, CALVIN C. WALKER, RICHARD WEDDINGTON, JAMES WHEELER, JAMES HOWARD WILKINS, MARY WILSON, NELL WITHERSPOON, GERALDINE WOODS, LEROY YARBOROUGH, LLOYD 8-L CLASS First row, left to right: Samuel Hopkins, Alice McClain, Shirley Sharp, Linda Fantt, Ella Ealy, Joan Wilkins, Jean Wilkins, Tarty Mack, Herbert Jackson, Leroy Patterson. Second row: Alphonzo Feaster, Johnnie M. King, Martha Ballard, Sandra Vails, Rachel Hart, Alma Clark, Geraldine Phillips, Mary Hardin, James Salmon, George Curlee. Third row: Charles McGarity, Mrs. Lash Alphonso Minter, Edgar French, David Fletcher, Robert Clod- felter, Wayland Mitchell, Leon Alexander. Fourth row: Otis McClain, Carlton Barber, Gordon Witt, Walter Lattimore. 9 S. L. CLASS First row, left to right: Lester Hawkins, Herman Redd, Elizabeth Giles, Avis Wilkins, Doris Bruce, Annie Fisher, Mamie Mance, Barbara Broadway, Vera Walker, Martin Alexander and William McGarity. Back row: Robert Fisher, Walter Howell, Curtis Glaspy, Leonard Harris, John Brown, Larry Logan, Benjamin Cureton, James Robinson and Mr. S. W. Lancaster. Seated: Flora Kirksey, Helleen Boyd, Virginia Jordan, Adelia Boger, Viola Wilson and Nellie Wiseman. 9L CLASS i First row, left to right: Barbara Goodrum, Elnora Patterson, Magdalene Kelly, Gloria Smith, Gertrude Lowery. Second row: Richard Reid, Jacquelyn Fleming, Vergie Byers, Brenda Woods, Betty Lou Harvison, Eva Massey, Ruby Thompson. Third row: Mrs. Barbara D. Lee, Charles Smith, Mary Burton, Flonnie M. French, Addie Pearl Weeks, Sarah Stout, Mary Johnson, Brenda Witt. Fourth row: Howard Ormond, James Burton, Richard Howell, Walter Cook, Calvin Martin, John Norman, and Robert Tabor. ■ X IBBPPli 9 ■h 8fe.. ; A + � . - 9 W CLASS First row, left to right: Annie McCathern, Sylvia Ervin, Barbara Thompson, Nancy Lynn, Sandra Taggart, Cornelia Shipp, Juanita McGrifF, Nancy Jo Jones, Patricia Saunders. Second row: Loretta McKenzie, Lillian Holman, Psyche Sawyer, Betty Johnson, Gwendolyn Curlee, Jacqueline Saulters, Vonnie Robertson, Patricia Walker, Betty Reid. Third row: Mrs. W. M. W illiams, Sandra Clark, Dorothy Tripplett, Bernice Coan, Shirley Greenard, Barbara Taylor, Mary Price. Fourth row: Terry Moore, John Stout, Walter Alston, Edward Mitchell, Douglass Heath, Harold Broadway, Robert White. 10AA CLASS First row, left to right: Mr. Monroe, Margaret Wilson, Cora Grasty, Geraldine Grasty, Alean Hasty. Second row: Roy McCree, Eva Krider, Nancy Ford, Mary Davis, June Graham, Barbara Neely, George Crawford. Third row: Milford Agnew, Claudy Boyd, Thomas Morgan, Ahab Beaty, Lester Neely. Fourth row: Henry Withers, Hugh Lattimore, Samuel Boger, Jimmy Jones, William Lattimore. 1 0-N CLASS First row, left to right: Josephus McCorkle, Mary Louise Godfrey, Mildred Lynn, Rena Mae Fields, Mary E. Moon. Second row: Harry McLaughlin, James Lattimore, Floraleane White, Willie Mae Boger, Irene Jordan, John Aldrich, John Bozeman, Frederick Welborne. Third row: Frank Feaster, Eugene McComb, J. W. Cathcart, Jacob Earle, Walter Roberts, Benjamin McLendon, Roosevelt Copelaid, Mr. J. W. Nicholson, advisor. 10-0 CLASS Sitting, left to right: Carrie Hargrave, Catherine Brotherton, Annette Hopkins. Standing: Mr. I. J. Olds, Advisor, James Logan, William Glenn, Johnnie Mae Tracey, Ollie Mae Stinson, Almeader Stovall, Jo Ann Evans, Phyllis Neely, Dorothy Flake, Charles Heggins, Samuel Blackwell. Last row, standing: James Neal, Thomas Hopkins, Julius Broadway, James McNeely James Woods, James Donaldson, Harold McClain, Samuel Cole and Thomas Clawson. THE STUDENT COUNCIL First row, left to right: Joan Wilkins, Sylvia Ervin, Martha Kerr, Juanita Alexander, Adelia Boger. Second row: Aljosie Baker, Vera Walker, Annie Ruth Clayborne, Mary Wilkins, Constance Redfern, Ora Robertson, Cylista McNeely. Third row: Miss Eunice Powers, Eva Massey, Rachel McKee, Samuel Leazer, Charles Partee, Julius Broadway. Fourth row: Leonard Harris, Jerome Ingram, Sara Leach, Mr. J. W. Nicholson, Ernest Goodrum, Calvin Turner, Robert Fisher. FRENCH CLASSES First Row, left to right: Joyce Irby, Agnes Partee, Yvonne Standifer, Aljosie Baker, Shirley Taylor, Geraldine Witherspoon, Evelyn McClain, Thelma Cole, Beatrice Lowery, Mary Brotherton, Elaine Connor, Janet Morris, Peggy Wiseman, Nell Wilson, Lottie Robinson. Second row: Mollye Alexander, Mary Wilkins, Jimmy McCorkle, Martha Kerr, Constance Hasty, Marilee Stewart, Myrtle McClain, Carolyn Jamison, Josephine Hart, Judy Kirksey, Be sye Williams, Charlotte Gaither, Barbara Smarr, Mrs. Lancaster, Advisor, Helen Agnew, Johnsie Lyerly, Evangaline Salmon. Third row: George Goodman, Wilalma Bozeman, Raemi Lancaster, Annie Clayborne, Mary Neely, Cylista McNeely, Juanita Alexander, Peggy Hunter, Robert Ervin, Richard Walker, Ruth Johnson. Fourth row: Jerome Ingram, Price Brown, Freddie Evans, Lloyd Yarbough, Leroy Woods, James Weddington, Calvin Turner, Henry Jordan, James Martin. Hl-Y First row, left to right: Willie Williams, Jerome Ingram, Mr. Nicholson, Advisor. Second row: James Guest, Jimmy McCorkle, Charles Partee. Third row: Ray Reid, Leroy Reese, Leroy Woods. Fourth row: Richard Redd, James Weddington, Richard Walker, George Goodman, Freddie Evans, Charles Hardin, Robert Massey. Fifth row: Ernest Goodrum, Samuel Leazer, Arthur Henderson, Lloyd Yarbough. Sixth row: Richard Baker, Leonard Graham. Seventh row: Harold Ramsey, Robert Beaty, Robert Ervin, Frank Goodrum. Eight row: Robert Hunt, C. J. Wells, A. T. Turner, Price Brown, James Muskelly, James Martin. BIG SISTERS AND CO-SISTERS fir „ ,ow. I.f. -O right: Joyc. itby, Shirl.y T.yljr « . K.rr M.ry ' W.ik.j.tet Ruby Johnson, Charlotte Gaither, J uanita -Alexander, Peggy . . Welborne ' Esther Kerns, Josephine Hart, Annie Rivers, Betsye Williams, Sie L S:: R S e LS d 1 row MyrVle C ster e AAarV t Nedy A nnie 6 Clay borne, Dorothy Lyerly, Cylista McNeely, Irma Carson, Virginia Kerns, Judy Kirksey. big brothers Firs, row left to right: Mr. Monroe, Ray Reid, Richard Redd, Samuel Leazer, James Third R H ams r e y y, L res y t ' Som, Robert Hunt, Bernard Feaster, Lovie Reid, John Childers, C. J. Wells, Garland Chambers, Freddie Evans. F. B. L. A. First row, front to back: Peggy Hunter, Dorothy Lyerly, Annie Rivers, Maxine Welborne. Second row, front to back: Freddie Evans, Merlean Hasty, Ray Reid, Charles Miller, Carolyn Jamison. Third row, front to back: Juanita Alexander, Joyce Irby, Leroy Douglas, Charles Partee. Fourth row, front to back: Levonia Middleton, Aljosie Baker. Standing: Edward Harrison, Richard Baker, Advisor Miss Eunice Powers, James Guest, Ruby Johnson, Lloyd Yarborough, Wynolia Hawkins, Mary Walker, Annie Clayborne, Robert Ervin, Lottie Robinson, Agnes Partee. F.T.A. Seated, left to right: Irma Carson, Levonia Middleton, Raemi Lancaster, Johnnie Tracey, Dorothy Lyerly, Almeada Stovall, Martha Kerr, Carolyn Jamison, Marilee Stewart, Cora Robinson, Esther Kerns, Ora Robinson. Standing: Marselene Smith, Peggy Hunter, Nell Wilson, Myrtle McClain, Thelma Cole, Hester Branch, Mrs. N. J. Lash, Charles Miller, Elaine Connor, Milford Agnew, Wynolia Hawkins, Thomas Morgan, Dorothy Aldrich, Thomas Clawson, Joyce Irby, Ahab Beaty, Annie Clayborne, Johnsie Lyerly, John Aldrich, Miss Sara Hunter. CROWN AND SCEPTER First row, left to right: Joyce Irby, Josephine Hart, Juanita Alexander, Martha Kerr, Marilee Stewart, Carolyn Jamison, Aljosie Baker, Barbara Smarr, Gwendolyn Ford, and Rachel McKee. Second row: Freddie Evans, Sarah Leach, Mary Wilkins, Myrtle Feaster, Annie Clayborne, Charlotte Gaither, Myrtle McClain, Mary Neely, Dorothy Lyerly, Barbara Hemphill, Raemi Lancaster, and Ernest Goodrum. Third row: Mrs. Lancaster, Robert Beaty, Leroy Woods, Frank Goodrum, C. J. Wells, Leroy Reese, James Martin, and Jerome Ingram. Fourth row: Richard Walker, Samuel Leazer, Lloyd Yarborough, and Charles Partee. Not shown, Harold Ramsey. SCIENCE CLUB First row, left to right: Sandra Taggart, Gwendolyn Curlee, Aljosie Baker, and Evangeline Salmon. Second row: Ernest Goodrum, Ahab Beaty, John Aldrich, Harry McLaughlin, Dorothy Aldrich, Robert Ervin, Gwe ndolyn Ford, Robert Beaty, and Mr. John Nicholson. Third row: William Lattimore, James McNeely, C. J. Wells, Elaine Connor, Sarah Leach, and Calvin Turner. Fourth row: Jerome Ingram, Lloyd Yarborough, and Price Brown. MATH CLUB First row, left to right: James Hawkins, Samuel Leazer, James Wedd ington. Second row: Annie Clayborne, Dorothy Aldrich, Richard Walker. Third row: Marilee Stewart, Martha Kerr, Leroy Reese, Sarah Leach, Henry Jordan. Fourth row: Shirley Taylor, Charlotte Gaiiher, Constance Redfern Hasty, Dorothy Lyerly. Fifth row: Ernest Goodrum, Mary Neely, Price Brown and Joyce Irby. Standing: Myrtle McClain, Cylista McNeely. Advisor: Mr. Miller. Not present; Virginia Kerns, Alma Bozeman and Josephine Hart. LIBRARY SCIENCE CLUB Seated, left to right: Floraleane White, Almeada Stovall, Johnnie Mae Tracy, Hester Branch, Levonia Middleton, Kay Frances Chawlk, Carrie Hargrave, Irma Carson, Devorah Abel and Esther Kerns. Standing: James Guest, Wynolia Hawkins, Betty Fantt, Dorothy Lyerly, Robert Ervin, Joyce Irby, Miss Hunter, Milford Agnew, Agnes Partee. PHYSICAL EDUCATION—9TH GRADE First row, left to right: Betty Reid, Bernice Coan, Viola Wilson, Sylvia Ervin, Juanita McGriff, Jacquline Saulters, Patricia Sanders. Second row: Ruby Thompson, Elnora Patterson, Nancy Jo Jones, Psyche Sawyer, Lillian Holman, Gwendolyn Curlee. Third row: Mary Brown, Annie Fisher, Mamie Mance, Adelia Boger, Vergia Byers. Fourth row: Loretta McKenzie, Sara Stout, Helen Boyd, Barbara Broadway. Standing: Nancy Lynn, Barbara Goodrum, Vonnie Robinson, Mary Lois Burton Patricia Walker, Br enda Woods, Nellie Wiseman, Gloria Smith, Earline Johnson, Addie Weeks, Vera Walker, Ruby Thompson. 9TH GRADE BOYS PHYSICAL EDUCATION PYRAMID BUILDING Top: Robert White. Middle, (kneeling): Larry Logan, James Robinson. Back row: Lester Hawkins, Robert Tabor, John Brown, John Stout, William McGarity. Front row: Howard Ormond, Leonard Harris, Walter Howell. GLEE CLUB First row, left to right: Carolyn Jamison, Geraldine Witherspoon, Nancy Jo Jones, Myrtle McClain, Juanita McGriff, Joyce Ellis, Wilalma Bozeman, Betty Johnson, Ella McCullough, Avis Wilkens, Evelyn McClain, Gwendolyn Curlee, Gloria Smith, Deborah Abel, Constance Hasty, Juanita Alexander, Sandra Traggert. Second row: Lallege Oglesby, Willie M. Boger, Dorothy Tripplet, Sandra Clark, Rena Fields, Mary Brown, Barbara Hemphill, Irma Carson, Raemi Lancaster, Lula Norman, Flora Kirksey, Alice Tate, Barbara Smarr, Judy Kirksey, Martha Kerr, Joan Evans, Cylista McNeely, Mrs. Marioneaux. Third row: Tommy Brown, William Lattimore, Ahab Beaty, J ohn Aldrich, Robert Beaty, Leroy Reese. Fourth row: Charles Hardin, Samuel Leazer, Ray Reid, James Hawkins, Hugh Lattimore, Ernest Goodru m, Harold Ramsey, James Lattimore, Robert Ervin, Jimmy Alexander. Not shown: Peggy Hunter. N. H. A. First row, left to right: Flonnie French, Mary Walker, Sara Stout, Charlotte Gaither, Joyce Irby, Bernice Coan, Deborah Abel, Patricia Saunders, Barbara Goodrum, Gloria Smith, Sandra Taggart. Second row: Psyche Sawyer, Janet Scott, Rachel McKee, Juanita McGriff, Bessie Robinson, Almeador Stovall, Adelia Boger, Juanita Alexander, Nancy Jones, Alean Hasty. Third row: Advisor Mrs. W. M. Williams, Flora Kirksey, Earlean Johnson, Merlean Hasty, Dorothy Koontz, Gwendolyn Ford, Alice Tate, Carrie Hargrave, Barbara Smarr, Martha Kerr, Myrtle McClain, Janet Morris, Josephine Hart, Carolyn Jamison, Gwendolyn Curlee. Fourth row: Dorothy Triplett, Johnsie Lyerly, Johnnie Tracy, Sandra Clark, Cylista McNeely, Maxine Welborne, Mollye Alexander, Willie Boger, Ruth Johnson, Lottie Robinson, Lula Norman, Constance Redfern Hasty. SAFETY PATROL First row, left to right: Mr. Alexander Monroe, advisor, Earlene Johnson, Levonia Middleton, Robert White, James Logan, Mary Davis, Danny McKinney, Charles McGarity, Carolyn Jamison, Joyce Irby, Mr. W. L. Miller, advisor. Second row: Irma Carson, Joan Wilkins, Mary Wilkins, Annie Clayborn, Cylista McNeely, Raemi Lancaster, Peggy Hunter, Alma Bozeman, Agnes Partee. Third row: Richard Howell, Edward Harrison, Charles Hardin, Lovie Reid, Calvin Turner, James McNeely, Ray Reid. 0 nr M 1 WL T ' i m Uj|| j irjM j {4. Hi j g Ajxii mm f I Jfji wZi,- 1 PRICEAN STAFF Seated, left to right: Peggy Hunter, Joyce Irby, Juanita Alexander, Barbara Goodrum, Dorothy Lyerly, Annie Clayborn, Bernard Feas + er, Robert Beatty, Sarah Leach, Maxine Welborne, James Vincent, Henry Jordan, Mary Walker, C. J. Wells, Marile S ewart, Carolyn Jamison. Standing: Jerome Ingram, Edward Mitchell, Richard Redd, James Guest, Ernest Goodrum, Freddie Evans, Richard Baker, Raemi Lancaster, and Miss E. Powers advisor. CHEERING SQUAD First row, left to right: Nell Wilson, Wilalma Bozeman, Wynola Hawkins, Dorothy Lyerly, Barbara Hemphill, Avis Wilkins. Second row: Charles Miller, Flora Kirksey. MAJORETTES Front row, left to right: Esther Lee Kerns, Lallage Oglesby, Peggy Jo Hunter. Back row: Charles Miller. BAND Kneeling, left to right: James Wheeler, William Glenn, Samuel Cole. First row: Adelia Boger, Mary E. Wilson, Geraldine Grasty, Shirley Good¬ man, Cora Grasty, Betty Reid, Mildred Lynn, Rachel McKee, Mary F. Walker, Thelma Cole, Merlean Hasty, Shirley Ervin, Ruby McLaughin. Second row: Lallage Ogesby, Marsaline Smith, Mary L. Burton, Nancy Ford, Phyllis Davis, Sandra Vails, Mary C. Brotherton, Charles McGee, Jacqaline Saulters, Johnnie Mae King, Eleanor Patterson, Janet Scot, Cora Robertson, Ora Robertson, Mary Burton, Josephus McCorkle, Joyce Ellis. Third row: Peggy Hunter, Band Director, Mr. Olds, Howard Ormand, Claudy Boyd, Bobby L. White, Gwendolyn Ford, Sarah Leach, Lottie R. Robinson, George Goodman, Calvin Turner, Elaine Connor, Jerome Ingram, Charles Miller. Fourth row: Jimmy McCorkle, Douglas Heath, Mervin Reid, A. T. Turner, Charles Partee, Robert Fisher, Dorothy Aldrigh, Beniamin Cureton, James Guest, Arthur Me Neely. DRIVER EDUCATION CLASS First row, left to right: Mr. W. L. Miller, advisor, Arthur Henderson, Bernard Feaster, Wynolia Hawkins, Myrtle Feaster, Charles Miller, Maxine Welborne, Barbara Hemphill, Esther Kerns, Merelene Hasty, Josephine Hart, Shirley Taylor, Joyce Irby. Back row: Robert Lane, Robert Massey, Arthur Turner. Kneeling: Emmett Rippy, Willie Williams. In car: Martha Kerr. FIRST YEAR INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLASS SECOND YEAR INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLASS 1. H. HALL GYMNASIUM C-Iu e w Price Sports News The Price High School Red Devil ' s football squad under the direction of Coach S. W. Lancaster, had an unsuccessful season this year, in the sense of winning games, yet it was successful in that the boys learned new techniques for the coming years. The Red Devils re-entered the triple A division of the NCNHSAA. Leading the Red Devils in the return to the triple A competition was Arthur Henderson at halfback, and with James Vincent, Harold Ramsey, and Freddie Evans, on the forward wall. Ray Reid was the team ' s leading scorer with 18 points, while Robert Ervin, William Jordan and Arthur Henderson led the team in the yardage. James Vincent and Ray Reid were voted the most valuable players of the season and Freddie Evans, the most improved player with his defensive and offensive playing. The Red Devils were honored to have two of their players selected to participate in the first Negro Shrine Bowl game which was held in Durham, North Carolina. They were William Jordan, and James Vincent. Richard Walker, Edward Mitchell, and Robert Beaty also turned in fine work for the Red Devils. The senior football players whose names will never be forgotten by fellow students are: James Vincent, Arthur Henderson, Ray Reid, Ernest Goodrum, Garland Chambers, James Muskelly, Robert Hunt, Harold Ramsey, John Childers, Leroy Reese, Robert Beaty, William Jordan and Freddie Evans. An annual event of the football squad of Price High School has been the Thanksgiving program and the giving of baskets of food to the needy families. This year the teachers, students and surrounding grocery stores donated the equivalent of $80.00 worth of food. The Price High School Red Devils returned to the hardwood to begin the basketball season on Decem¬ ber 18th. The Devils won eight games and lost only three. The Devils were then qualified to play in the North Carolina High School elimination tournament in Charlotte. They lost to Concord 56 to 54, which showed how evenly matched the teams really were. James Martin and Ray Reid were the high scorers for the Devils during the season. Martin totaled 235 points and Ray Reid 125. Ramsey and Baker were outstanding performers, Baker with 79 points and Ramsey with 81 points. This season ended the high school basketball career of Ray Reid, James Muskelly, Lovie Reid, Richard Baker, Harold Ramsey, and James Vincent. Watch for these fellows in college basket¬ ball! ! ! The girls basketball team, under the direction of Mrs. B. D. Lee had a fair season this year in winning two and losing three. The most valuable player was Barbara Hemphill. The most improved player was Evangeline Salmon. Our girls basketball team feels that the team of 1958 will be the best in the conference. FOOTBALL SCORES Price 42.Thomasville 0 Price 0.Lexington 7 Price 1. Reidsville 0 Price 0.West Charlotte 14 Price 13... High Point 21 Price 0.Second Ward 13 Price 0.Asheville 25 Price 14 .Carver 32 Price 7 .Concord 0 Price 76 ..... Opponents 112 GIRLS ' BASKETBALL SCORES—1956- ' 57 BOYS ' BASKETBALL SCORES—1956- ' 57 Price 26 . 19 Price 73. 55 Price 38 . 32 Price 70. 38 Price 24 37 Price 87. 38 Price 26 . 35 Price 42. 72 Price 22 . 32 P ' ice 71 . 50 Price 136 155 Price 74 25 Price 76 . 55 Price 47. 55 Price 80. 50 Price 57. 65 Price 57. 52 Price 734 .Opponents 555 FOOTBALL TEAM Kneeling, left to right: Harold Ramsey, Ray Reid, Ernest Goodrum, William Jordan, James Vincent, Freddie Evans, J. W. Cathcart, Leroy Woods, James Muskelly, Robert Beaty, Robert Ervin, Garland Chambers. Second row: Coach S. W. Lancaster, Edwin Little, Robert Massey, Leroy Douglas, Beniamin McLendon, Leroy Reese, Arthur Henderson, Robert Lane, Henry Withers, Tommy Brown, Milford Agnew, Walter Alston, Richard Walker, James Logan, James Lattimore. Third row: Frank Goodrum, Robert Johnson, Cop ell Johnson, Hugh Lattimore, Robert Hunt, Price Brown, Walter Roberts, John Childers, Edward Mitchell, William Lattimore, John Tobias, Edward Harrison. GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM Kneeling, left to right: Martha Kerr, Dorothy Lyerly, Shirley Ervin. Standing: Carrie Hargrave, Barbara Broadway, Barbara Hemphill, Lula Norman, Shirley Greenard, Betsye Williams, Irene Jordan, Mary Wilkins, Evangeline Salmon, Rena Fields, Jacqueline Fleming, Patricia Walker, Helen Agnew, Mrs. B. D. Lee. BOYS ' BASKETBALL TEAM First row, left to right: Richard Baker, James Muskelly, James Martin, Harold Ramesy. Second row: Arthur Turner, Edward Mitchell, Douglas Heath, Walter Roberts, Robert Fisher. Third row: Robert Beaty, Lovie Re d, James Vincent, Mr. Lancaster. SENIOR PLAYERS Richard Baker, James Muskelly, Harold Ramsey, Ray Reid CO-CAPTAINS James Martin, James Muskelly BRICKLAYING CLASS Left to right: Mr. Monroe, Instructor, J. D. Childers, Henry Lowery, Thomas Hovis, Eugene McCombs, James Cathcart, Arthur Henderson, Lovie Reid, Robert Massey, Richard Redd, Frank Feaster, James Muskelly. NEW CAFETERIA NEW CLASSROOM ANNEX Highlights Of 1956-57 SEPTEMBER School Begins New Recreation Center Opens New Librarian—Miss Sara Hunter Senior Assembly Program Football Season Begins NOVEMBER OCTOBER Eighth Grade Comes to Price Raemi Lancaster crowned Miss Price F.B.L.A. Initiation N.H.A. Initiation F.T.A. Initiation Annual Football Assembly, Baskets Given to Needy Families Mary Frances Walker crowned Miss Varsity Practice Teachers—Bennett College, Greensboro, North Carolina DECEMBER Carolyn Jamison Won 1st Prize in State Oratorical Contest Student Council Attends Annual Meeting in Raleigh, North Carolina James Vincent, William Jordan Play in The Shrine Bowl Game at North Carolina College, Durham Annual Christmas Program Presented by The Glee Club and Band Two Weeks Vacation JANUARY Mrs. A. E. Marie Weeks Resigns Because of Illness Mrs. E. C. Marioneaux, Becomes Teacher and Glee Club Director Contractors Begin New Addition to School Senior Class Surprises Mrs. Lancaster with Birthday Gifts Semester Examinations, New Report Cards FEBRUARY P.T.A. and Students Give Testimonial for Miss Weeks Dedication of New Recreation Center Negro History Week—Rev. H. Little, Speaker Senior Class Surprised Mr. Miller with Birthday Gifts Practice Teachers—Livingstone College Charlotte Gaither Won District Typing Contest in Charlotte, N. C. Barbara Hermohill, Most Valuable Girls ' Basketball Player Evangeline Salmon, Most Imoroved Girls Basketball Player Ray Reid, Most Valuable Boys Basketball Player (Senior) James Muskelly, Most Improved Boys ' Basketball Player Ray Reid, James Vincent, Most Valuable Football Players Freddie Evans, Most Improved Football Player MARCH State Basketball Tournament in Charlotte, North Carolina Debutantes Ball Beqinninq of Lenten Season—Rev. A. C. Hunnicutt, Speaker State Typing Contest Glee Club Festival APRIL Seniors Attend Livinqstone College Career Day District Band Festival, Superior Rating Varsity Ball Hi-Y Presents Womanless Wedding Band Gives Concert Hi-Y Convention, Winston-Salem, North Carolina State Visiting Committee Evaluates Price April 24, 25, 26 MAY May Festival May Queen, Merlean Hasty; May King, Robert Hunt Glee Club and Band Render Music Week Assembly Junior-Senior Prom State Band Festival, A. T. Colleae, Greensboro, North Carolina Myrtle McClain, Penny Queen and Fred Gaither, Penny King Invitations Arrive Memodal D= y Class Day Proqram JUNE Graduation? ? ? ? By Mary Frances Walker Miss Price MISS RAEMI R. LANCASTER Homecoming Events CROWNING OF MISS PRICE Attendants—Elaine Connor, Cora Grasty, Raemi Lancaster, Homecoming Queen, Mr. S. O. Jones, principal, Barbara Goodrum. CLASS ATTENDANTS Patricia Saunders, Miss Freshman; Ronald Stovall, Mr. Freshman; Johnnie Mae Tracy, Miss Sophomore; Calvin Turner, Mr. Sophomore, Sarah Leach, Miss Junior; James Martin, Mr. Junior; Wilalma Bozeman, Miss Senior; Frederick Gaither, Mr. Senior. HOMECOMING SPECTATORS Senior Class Directory Alexander, Sadie Juanita, 60-Q Civic Park Apt.Salisbury, N. C. Baker, Richard Frank, 510 Shaver Street.Salisbury, N. C. Beaty, Robert Lee, 51-0, Civic Park Apt.Salisbury, N. C. Bozeman, Wilalma, 1008 Locke Street.Salisbury, N. C. Carson, Irma Lucille, Route 2, Box 255.Salisbury, N. C. Chambers, Garland Correll, 420 South West Street.Salisbury, N. C. Chawlk, Kay Frances, 206 Standish Street.Salisbury, N. C. Childers, John Davis, 517 West Kerr Street.Salisbury, N. C. Clayborne, Annie Ruth, 708 Cemetery Street.Salisbury, N. C. Evans, Freddie Michael, 401 Concord Street.Salisbury, N. C. Feaster, Bernard Donald, 810 West Fisher Street.Salisbury, N. C. Feaster, Myrtle Loretta, 810 West Fisher Street.Salisbury, N. C. Gaither, Charlotte Carole, 407 Concord Street.Salisbury, N. C. Gaither, Frederick Booe, 521 Pine Street.Mocksville, N. C. Goodrum, Ernest Westry, 103 South Lloyd Street.Salisbury, N. C. Guest, James Edward, 407 Concord Street.Salisbury, N. C. Harrison Edward Vonzell, 416 Messner Street.Salisbury, N. C. Hart, Josephine Lynette, 417 Messner Street.Salisbury, N. C. Hasty, Constance Redfern, 528 South Caldwell Street.Salisbury, N. C. Hasty, Merlean Voncille, 705 Mowery Lane.Salisbury, N. C. Hawkins, James Vonzell, 1513 West Horah Street.Salisbury, N. C. Hawkins, Wynolia Yvonne, 11-C Civic Park Apt.Salisbury, N. C. Hemphill, Barbara Blondena, 426 Boundary Street.Salisbury, N. C. Henderson, Arthur James, 3rd Street Extension.Spencer, N. C. Hovis, Thomas Edward, 722 West Kerr Street.Salisbury, N. C. Hunt, Robert Odell, 1022 Locke Street.Salisbury, N. C. Hunter, Peggy Jo, 7051 2 West Fisher Street.Salisbury, N. C. Irby, Joyce Yvonne, 46-M Civic Park Apt.Salisbury, N. C. Jamison, Carolyn Yvonne, 826 West Bank Street.Salisbury, N. C. Johnson, Ruby Mae, 716 West Monroe Street.Salisbury, N. C. Jordan, William Lewis, 411 East Horah Street.Salisbury, N. C. Kerns, Esther Lee, 1513 West Horah Street.Salisbury, N. C. Kerns, Virginia Lucille, 1513 West Horah Street.Salisbury, N. C. Kerr, Martha Elizabeth, 1300 West Horah Street.Salisbury, N. C. Kirksey, Judy Lorraine, 610 South Caldwell Street.Salisbury, N. C. Lancaster, Raemi Rosemarie, 700 West Monroe Street.Salisbury, N. C. Leazer, Samual Sylvester, 1218 West Marsh Street.Salisbury, N. C. Lowery, Henry, 318 East Horah Street.Salisbury, N. C. Lyerly, Dorothy Delores, 315 South West Street. Salisbury, N. C. McClain, Myrtle Leona, 601 West Locke Street.Salisbury, N. C. McCullough, Ella Mae, P. O. Box 1012.Spencer, N. C. McElhaney, John Arthur, 1008 West Bank Street.Salisbury, N. C. McGee, Annie Mae, 7-B Brookview Apt.Salisbury, N. C. McKee, Rachel Naomi, 731 South Caldwell Street.Salisbury, N. C. McNeely, Arthur Junior, 36-J Civic Park Apts.Salisbury, N. C. McNeely, Cylista Louvenia, 1127 West March Street.Salisbury, N. C. Middleton, Levonia Lois, 609 West Kerr Street.Salisbury, N. C. Muskelly, James Fletcher, 914 West Bank Street.Salisbury, N. C. Neely, Mary Louise, Route 3, Box 27.China Grove, N. C. Ramsey, Harold Elliot, 212 South Institute Street.Salisbury, N. C. Reid, Lovie B., 212 Faith Road.Salisbury, N. C. Reese, Leroy Anthony, 3rd Street Extension.Spencer, N. C. Redd, Albert Richard, 706 West Kerr Street.Salisbury, N. C. Reid. Willie Ray, 812 East Bank Street.Salisbury, N. C. Rivers, Annie Ruth, 808 South Caldwell Street.Salisbury, N. C. Robinson, Bessie Anna, 741 Wilson Road.Salisbury, N. C. Shinholster, Betty. 4-A Civic Park ADt.Salisbury, N. C. S : fford, McKee Barbara, 731 South Caldwell Street.Salisbury ' , N. C. Steele, John Allen, 75 Fairview Heights.Salisbury, N. C. 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To all the teachers we extend our deepest gratitude and appreciation for the helpfulness and thoughtfulness shown to us during the process of compiling this annual. May you think of our good points and forget our bad ones. God bless you! Mrs. Roffie Abel Mr. Herbert Adams Mr. M. Adams Miss Rosebud Aggrey Mrs. Rose D. Aggrey Mr. Rudolph Aggrey Mrs. David Agnew Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Aldrich Mrs. Anne Alexander Mr. John Alexander Mr. Romie Alexander Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Alexander Mr. James E. Alams Mr. J. E. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. John Baily Mrs. Mamie Baker Mr. Richard Baker Miss Ruth Baker Mr. Henry Baldwin Mr. and Mrs. Herbert W. Barber Mr. Willie Barger Mr. Herman Barger Mr. James Barger Mrs. Ruth Barger Miss Carrie Barton Mrs. Mary Bates Mr. Robert L. Beaty Mr. and Mrs. O. K. Beatty Mrs. Frances Benson Mrs. Carrie Black Mrs. Ruby Blackburn Mrs. Cassie Blackwell Mr. Julius Blackwell Mr. Stokes William Blackwell Mrs. James Blaton Mr. Willie Blackwell Rev. J. H. C. Blue Mr. and Mrs. James Blunt Mr. David Boger Miss Dorothy Boger Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Boger Miss Marie Booe Mr. Arthur Bozeman Mr. and Mrs. Willie Bozeman Mr. and Mrs. Garland Bradshaw Mr. J. H. Brockett, Jr. Mr. Amos Brown Mrs. Effie Brown Mr. James Brown Mrs. Mary Nance Brown Mr. Price Brown Miss Annie Buggs Mr. and Mrs. Durie Bush Mrs. Elizabeth Bush Mrs. Estell Bush Mrs. Fannie T. Butler Mr. William Lewis Byers Mrs. Willie Cade Mrs. Ruth Camps Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Carroll Mr. Kenneth Carroll Mr. C. A. Carson Mr. L. H. Carson Mrs. Nesbitt Carson Mr. William Carson Mr. William D. Carson Mrs. R. P. Carter Mrs. Beulah Chambers Mr. Garland Chambers Mr. James Chambers Mrs. Susie Chambers Mr. Alex Chavis A 2c Harvey A. Chawlk Miss Kay Chawlk Mr. J. D. Childers Mrs. Maude Childers Miss Maggie Christian Mrs. Alma Clark Mrs. Annie Clayborne Miss Annie R. Clayborne Mr. and Mrs. Richard Coleman Mrs. Sindy M. Collins Mrs. Azlee Connor Patrons ' List Miss Elaine Connor Mrs. Vizene Connor Mrs. Florence Cornelius Mr. James E. Corner Miss Florene Corpening Mr. C. Correll Miss Inez Correll Mrs. Joyce Correll Mrs. Mamie Correll Mrs. Josephine Cowan Mrs. Onie Cowan Mrs. Robert Cowan Mrs. Sadie Cowan Mrs. Ada Craige Mr. Frank Craige Mr. Gilbert Cramar Mrs. W. B. Crawford Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cureton Mrs. Grace Curlee Miss Gwendolyn Curlee Mrs. Johnny Dalton Miss Catherine Davis Mrs. Hamson B. Davis Mr. Harvey Davis Mr. and Mrs. James Davis Miss Juanita Davis Mr. Robert E. Davis Mrs. Thelma Baker Davis Mrs. Mary G. Dawkins Mrs. Ollie Lee Donald Mr. L. C. Donald Mr. Rose Donald Mrs. Beatrice Drain Mrs. Carrie Drumgoole Dr. S. E. Duncan Mrs. Annie Dunham Mrs. Leona Earl Mrs. Florence Ealy Mr. Robert Ealy Mr. Eugene Edwards Mrs. Irene Ellis Mr. James Edward Ellis Mrs. Maggie Ellis Mrs. Muriel Ellis Mr. Robert Lee Ervin, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Evans Mrs. Willie Mae Evans Mr. and Mrs. Troy Faggart Mrs. Sadie Fair Mrs. Alberta Feaster Mr. Bernard Feaster Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Feaster Miss Myrtle L. Feaster Mr. Thomas H. Feaster Mrs. Ray Ferrens Mrs. Minnie Mae Finger Mrs. Myrtle Fisher Mrs. Flora B. Flack Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Fleming Mr. Harold Fleming Miss Naomi Fleming Mr. Robert Fleming Mrs. Susie M. Fleming Mr. and Mrs. W. O. T. Fleming Mr. Robert Ford Mrs. Mary Forrence Mrs. Edna Foster Mr. and Mrs. James Foster Mrs. Theodosia Frazier Mrs. Zola Freeman Mr. Fred O. Gaither Mr. Garland Gaither, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Garland Gaither, Sr. Mr. Leon Gaither Mrs. Louise Gaither Miss Rachel Gaither Mrs. Carrie Gee Rev. Edward Geiger Mr. Fred Gibson Mrs. Amos Giles Mr. Henry Giles Mrs. John Gilmore Mr. Steve Gilmore Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Glenn Mr. Manuel Gobel Mrs. Primer Gobel Mrs. Zottie Golden Mrs. Dorenda Goodman Mr. Ernest Goodrum Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Goodrum Mrs. A. G. Gordon Mr. Baxter Graham Mr. Cecil Graham Mrs. Mildred Graham Mr. Raeford Graham Rev. and Mrs. T. R. Graham Mr. and Mrs. Shelton Grasty Mr. Clayton Graves Mrs. Lula Green Mrs. Annie Greenard Miss Shirley Greenard Miss Luvenia Hammond Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hancock Mrs. J. L. Hargraves Mr. and Mrs. Walter Harley Mrs. Pete Hardin Mr. Rome A. Harris, Jr. Miss Betty M. Hart Miss Josephine L. Hart Mr. Ralph Hart Mrs. Sallie Hart Mrs. Willie Mae Hart Mrs. Ethel Hasty Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Hasty Miss Merlean Hasty Mrs. L. C. Hatwood Mrs. Charles H. Hawkins Mr. and Mrs. Charles Felton Hawkins Mr. Edward Hawkins Mrs. Marron Hawkins Mr. Robert Hawkins Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Hawkins Miss Wynolia Hawkins Mr. and Mrs. James Hawthorne Mr. and Mrs. Harold Headen Mr. and Mrs. Francis Heath Mrs. Mary Heggins Miss Fannie Heilig Mrs. Eliza Henderson Mrs. Elizabeth Henderson Mrs. Mary Neal Henderson Mr. and Mrs. Cebros Henly Mrs. Wynolia Hicks Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Hobson Mr. Samuel Holman Miss Fannie Holmes Mr. Cleo Holt Mrs. Helen Holt Mrs. Marcus Holt Mrs. Mazzie Holt Mrs. Ninna Holt Mr. Norman Holt Mrs. James Hopkins Mr. Harry Hoover Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hovis Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Hunt Mr. and Mrs. T. O. Hunt Mr. Travis Hunt Mrs. Linnie Hunter Mrs. Louise Hunter Miss Peggy Hunter Mrs. Bannie Irby Miss Joyce Irby Miss Carolyn Jamison Mrs. Ethel Jamison Mrs. Francis Jamison Miss Nora Lee Jeter Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Johnson Mr. Dupree Johnson Mrs. Edna Johnson Rev. J. P. Johnson Mr. McKeeder Johnson Mrs. Mildred Johnson Miss Ruby M. Johnson Mrs. T. I. Johnson Mrs. Alice Jones Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jones Mrs. J. L. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Raeford Jones Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jones Mrs. Estell Jordan Mr. Ray Jordan Mrs. Willie Mae Joyce Mrs. Jesse Kelly Miss Myrtle Kelly Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Kelsey Mr. and Mrs. Monroe G. Kelsey Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kerns Miss Esther Kerns Miss Virginia Kerns Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Kerr, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Kerr, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kerr Miss Audrey Kirksey Mrs. Clara Kirksey Mr. Sidney Kirksey Miss Raemi Lancaster Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Lancaster Mrs. Narvie P. Larke Mrs. N. J. Nash Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Lee Lawrence Mrs. Ruby Leach Mrs. Annie Leazer Mr. George Leazer Mr. John Leazer Mr. Ray R. Leazer Mr. Samuel Leazer Mrs. Barbara D. Lee SP 3 Cleatus E. Lee Mr. Robert Lewis Mrs. Amanda Life Mrs. Willie Life Mrs. Constance Little Mr. Rufus Little Mrs. Annie R. Lowery Mr. Nathaniel Lcwery Miss Rose Lyerly Mrs. Mae W. Lynch Mr. Lucius Mangum Mrs. Harold Marioneaux Miss Mamie Martin Mr. Luther T. Mattison Rev. and Mrs. Floyd McAdoo Miss Barbara McClain Miss Myrtle McClain Mr. and Mrs. Roosevelt McClain Mrs. Queenie McCluney Mrs. Mildred McCombs Mr. Charles McConneaughey Mrs. M. C. McCrea Miss Ella McCullough Mr. John McCullough Mrs. Louise McCullough Mr. and Mrs. Walter McDowell Mr. and Mrs. Samuel McElhaney Miss Annie M. McGee Mr. and Mrs. Arthur McGee Mrs. Gilmer McKee Mrs. Julia McKee Mrs. Hattie McKenzie Mr. James L. McKenzie Mrs. Lillian McKenzie Mrs. Laura McKenzie Mr. Arthur McNeely Mr. Arthur J. McNeely Mr. and Mrs. Capius McNeely Miss Cylista McNeely Mr. James McNeely Mr. Rufus H. McNeely Mrs. Arthur Miller Mr. Charles Miller Mrs. Etta Jane Miller Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Miller Mr. and Mrs. Robert Miller Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Miller Mr. Wilter Miller Mrs. Emma Mills Patrons’ List Mr. Carlton Milton Mrs. Martha Mitchell Mrs. Hattie Mae Moness Mr. J. B. Moness Miss Callie Montgomery Miss Sandra Montgomery Miss Annie Moore Mr. James Moore Mr. J. L. Moore Mrs. Luvenia Moore Mrs. Wilma Moore Mrs. Rena Morant Mr. R. E. Morton Mr. Grady Mess Mr. E. D. Muskelly Mr. Wade Nance Mr. Thomas Nash Mr. Harry Neely Mr. Julian Neely Mrs. Susie Neely Mr. Bryant Norman Mrs. Imogene Norman Mrs. Susie Norman Mr. Walter Norman Mrs. Rosa Oakley Mrs. Ethel Oglesby Miss Lallage Oglesby Mr. I. J. Olds Mrs. J. T. Ormond Mrs. Christine Osborne Mr. Henry Osborne Mrs. Annie Parham Miss Jean K. Partee Mrs. Mary Esther Partee Mr. Millas Partee Mrs. William Patterson Mrs. Jesse Pearson Mrs. Willie M. Peggins Mrs. Minnie M. Pemberton Mr. Hubert Perkins Mr. M. H. Perkins Miss Annie Bell Pharr Mrs. Fannie Pharr Mr. Nelson Pharr Mr. J. H. Phillips Mrs. Edna Poag Mrs. Minetta Poag Miss Ruby Poag Mrs. Ella Poole Miss Eunice Powers Mrs. Mamie Pruitt Mr. Sylvester Pruitt Miss Joelene Pryor Miss Marie Pryor Mrs. Charlotte Ramseur Mr. Gaither Ramseur Mrs. Mary J. Ramseur Mr. Harold Ramsey Mrs. R. H. Ramsey Miss Roanna Ramsey Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Ramsey Mr. and Mrs. B. Rankins Mrs. David Rankins Mrs. Maxine Raynalls Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Redd Mr. Richard Redd Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Redfern, Sr. Mr. Charles Reed Mr. James Edward Reese Mr. Leroy Anthony Reese Mrs. Nathalee Reese Mr. Robert Lee Reese Mr. Johnny Reid Mrs. Margaret Reid Mr. Melvin Reid Mr. Ray Reid Mr. Jim Rippy Mrs. Annie Lee Rivers Miss Annie Ruth Rivers Mrs. Stella Robbins M rs. Charles P. Roberson Mrs. Mozelle Roberson Mrs. Cotanty Roberts Mr. Jake Robertson Mr. Joe Robertson Mr. Robert Robinson Mrs. Ruth Rollinson Miss Elaine Sands Mrs. O. M. Sawyer Mrs. Frank Schue Mr. Ambrose Sharpe Mrs. Catherine Sharpe Mrs. David Shinholster Dr. Marlowe Shute Mrs. Barbara SifFord Mr. Floyd Sloan Mrs. Jessie Sloan Mrs. Willie Sloan Mrs. Bertie Smith Mrs. Mildred Smith Mrs. Beulah Steele Mr. Randolph Steele Mr. and Mrs. Richard Steele Mr. Robert Steele Mrs. Viola Steele Mrs. Hattie Stewart Miss Marilee Stewart Mr. and Mrs. Willie Stewart Miss Mary E. Streeter Miss Loretta Stoner Mrs. James Stowe Mrs. Corrine Thomas Mrs. R. G. Thomas Miss Winifred Thomas Mrs. Willie Thomas Mrs. Mabel Thirdgill Mr. and Mrs. Arlee Thompson Mrs. L. D. Torrence Mr. Jimmie Loll Torrence Mr. Sampson Towens Pres. W. J. Trent Mr. Frederick Tucker The Late Mr. Connie Tugman Mrs. Juanita Turner Mrs. M. W. Vails Rev. and Mrs. Elijah Wagner Mrs. Mary E. Walker Mr. Zeb Walker Miss Elva Watts Miss A. E. Marie Weeks Mr. Reginald Weeks Mr. C. J. Wells Mrs. Fay Wells Mr. Sylvester Wells Miss Augusta White Mrs. Georgia White Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie White Mrs. Marion White Mrs. Arthur Whisnant Mrs. Carrie Wilks Mrs. Melvin Wilks Mrs. R. H. Williams, III Mrs. Viola Williams Mrs. Virginia Williams Mrs. D. E. Williamson Miss Dorothy Juanita Wilson Mr. Roy Wilson Miss Waddell Vivian Wilson Mr. and Mrs. William Wilson Mrs. Hattie Withers Mr. Henry Withers Mrs. Lizzie Lee Withers Miss Ora Withers Mrs. L. Barger Witherspoon Mr. Tom Witherspoon Mrs. Elizabeth Woodruff Mrs. Helen Woods Mr. J. W. Woods Mrs. Mamie Woods Mrs. Viola Woods Mr. Precious Worthy Rev. and Mrs. W. M. Wyatt Mrs. Annie Wylie Mrs. Mabel Wylie Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Zumbrunnen, Sr. LIVINGSTONE COLLEGE 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 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 Ellis, Mangum and Fair Funeral Home Ambulance 701 W. Horah St. Phone 363 SALISBURY, N. C. Randall’s Barber and Beauty Clinic “If we please you tell others; if not, tell us T. J. RANDALL, Prop. 802 W. Horah St. Phone 9212 Compliments of EARLE’S Office Supplies 119 W. Innes St. Phone 1909 Road To Better Living Electric Power is waiting to help you on that road to better living. Efficiently produced, delivered where you want it, in the amount you want, at rates among the lowest in the nation. DUKE POWER COMPANY tf Pu Z nonfr Lash’s Self Service Store 129 E. Council St. Phone 3595 731 W. Horah St. Phone 2939 724 W. Innes St. Phone 397 Compliments of Jimmie Blackwetder Barbecue 1624 W. Innes St. Phone 3002 SALISBURY, N. C. Beaver Brothers Plumbing Heating 109 S. Church St. Repairing Phone 879 Piedmont Natural Gas Co. Cook and Heat Water With Natural Gas 210 E. Innes St. Phone 680 Compliments of Rogers and Fisher Service South Fulton and Lincolnton Road PHONE 9172 Payden’s Cleaners and Dyers 631 W. Horah St. Phone 4427 SALISBURY, N. C. Always Congratulations Seniors Sleep On A Taylor Mattress 53 Years Know How Taylor Mattress Co. Phone 6 Compliments of GEM GAS Appliances Refreshing Remembrance AUTOGRAPHS Bottled under authority of The Coca-Cola Company by Coca-Cola Bottling Co. of Salisbury Compliments of GRIMES MILLING COMPANY Flour — Feeds — Meal SALISBURY, N. C. Compliments of Security Bank 8C Trust Company The Friendly Bank Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.” ODELL’S DRIVE-IN Cleaners and Furriers 1001 W. Innes St. Phone 6053 SALISBURY, N. C. Compliments of SALISBURY Lumber and Supply Co. South Main Street at City Limits Swaringen’s Grocery FRESH MEATS and GROCERIES 214 N. Lee St. 627 S. Caldwell St. 811 Phones 2025 It Pleases Us To Please You Belk’s of Salisbury Consider this an Invitation To Visit Our New Department Store Eller-Wood Florist 3062 Phones 9180 Member F. T. D. A. 109 W. Innes Street SALISBURY, N. C. RUSTIN’S Furniture Company 124 E. Innes St. Phone 1783 SALISBURY, N. C. McCaitlass Motor Co. Dodge and Plymouth Cars Dodge Job-Rated Trucks 123 E. Liberty Street SALISBURY, N. C. Piedmont Radiator Works RADIATOR CLEANED, REPAIRED, AND RECORED AUTO — TRUCKS — TRACTOR Authorized Distributor For Harrison and Beaeon Call 3408; Nite Call 4311 Highway 29 1206 S. Salisbury Ave. SPENCER, NORTH CAROLINA CMIGJEHS One of Carolina ' s Fine Stores SALISBURY, N. C. Country Market South Main St. Extension GROCERIES — MEATS GAS — OIL Phone 9528 Open Every Day Stokes Devereux Cleaners and Dy ers Phone 1199 SPENCER, N. C. Compliments of Raney Motor Company Phone 633 Compliments of GENERAL ELECTRIC Southern Radio Service Everything Electrical For The Home 127 5th Street SPENCER, N. C. Hardiman and Son Maytag Frigidaire Coleman G. E. Siegler Peeler’s Printery Books , Jobs and Commercial Printing Phone 500 SALISBURY, NORTH CAROLINA Complivients of FRANKIE’S Chicken Shack Old Wilkesboro Road SALISBURY MOTOR 00. When Better Automobiles Are Built Buick Will Build Them” 700 W. Innes Street Marley’s Esso Servicenler Atlas Tires, Batteries and Accessories Washing and Greasing E. Innes at Long St. Phone 5996 Complivients o f ZIMMERMAN’S Department Store Center Theatre Where Friends , Happiness and Entertainment Meet Piedmont Mill Supply Co. Phone 77 SALISBURY, N. C. Quality Hardtvare Since 1897 Salisbury Hardware And Furniture Company 120 South Main Street Phone 81 and 82 City Hatters The Artistic Touch News and Shines 105 S. Main Street SALISBURY, N. C. Moore Bros. Transportation Co. Student Tour Service SAM MOORE 323 Greene St. Phone 2-1027 GREENSBORO, N. C. L. F. MOORE Phones: Day 7215, Night 53679 Route Two HIGH POINT, N. C. Compliments of FARABEE’S MILLER’S Pick-Up and Delivery Service Cash Grocery Quality Cleaning 700 W. Horah St. Phone 9268 108 W. Monroe Street SALISBURY, N. C. Plant Phone 4468 NEH! Compliments of Beverage Company ROYAL CROWN COLA THE CAPITOL Phone 41 Salisbury’s SALISBURY, N. C. Finest Theatre Compliments of Salisbury Pharmacy THE GOLD PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS Phone 3062 SHOP Cline’s Shoe Service The Home of Good Furniture Reliable Service 110 E. Innes Street R. W. NORMAN SALISBURY, N. C. SALISBURY, N. C. Drink The Light f Refreshment Phone 247 Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company Watson Brothers T.V. Service R. C. A. — GENERAL ELECTRIC — MOTOROLA — AUTO RADIO — PHONOGRAPH — TELEVISION 105 Gregory Ave. (Statesville Rd.) Phone 5 SALISBURY, N. C. Shelton Heating and Appliance Co. 500 N. Church St. Phone 5702 TV Repairing — Air Conditioning Radio Repairing — Heating ALL WORK GUARANTEED 100% ONE STOP ELECTRIC SHOP Compliments of GOODMAN Lumber Company Building Materials and Mill Work Phone 305-306 SALISBURY, NORTH CAROLINA untuic (Jbnyxiny. Inc. SALISBURY. N. C. WAGONER Supply Company Concrete Building Material 812 W. Innes Street Phone 4920 SALISBURY, N. C. Bea’s Comeback Sandwiches — Snacks Cold Drinks 501 Concord Street Phone 9240 Compliments of Reliable Pawn Shop “Your Friendly Credit Jeweler” 122 N. Main Street Phone 492 SALISBURY, N. C. E. B. Barger Grocery Quality Meats and Fancy Groceries 1010 W. Horah St. Phone 3640 SALISBURY, N. C. SNAP BACK WITH Stanback Company, LTD. 1500 S. Main Street SALISBURY, N. C. Innes St. Drug Store Phone 447 Medical Center Pharmacy Phone 351 Pi description Specialists SALISBURY, N. C. EARLE’S STUDIOS Commercial Photographs — Copies — Blueprints Kodak Finishing — Fast Service 416 West Franklin Street 105 E. Fisher Street Phones 1445, 736 SALISBURY, NORTH CAROLINA Compliments of Swartz and Co. Jake RendBeman Dealers in Junk of All Kinds Cash Wholesale Groceries 210 N. Lee St. Phone 558 428 N. Lee Street Phone 1289 SALISBURY, N. C. SALISBURY, N. C. Walker-Mendenhall Motor Company Salisbury Ice Fuel (Branch of Atlantic Co.) Wholesale and 205-207 E. Council Street Retail Dealer in Phone 5880 P. O. Box 402 Ice and Coal SALISBURY, N. C. Traditionally Fine Meats Since 1922 Sunbeam WHITE SEAL PRODUCTS HAM, BACON, FRANKS White Packing Co. ISENHOUR One Stop Service Brick and Tile Co., Inc. SHOE SHINES, DRY CLEANING, RECORDS P. O. Box 1249 Phone 3966 Phones 9377 124 N. Lee St. SALISBURY, N. C. MRS. E. F. SIMMONS, Prop. Big “V” Compliments of Service Center West Monroe Ser. Sta. BARBER SHOP BEAUTY PARLOR Phone 9366 Phone 9392 PHILLIPS 66 Grocery Store and Meat Market Prompt—Courteous—Efficient Service Service Station 1030 W. Monroe 530 S. Shaver Street Phone 9380 Phone 9202 Compliments of Compliments of Salisbury Laundry Miller’s Moth Proof Cleaning Corner Lee and Fisher Streets Cash Grocery 714 Wilson Road Phone 292 To serve you is a pleasure TAGGART’S Visit The Church Dry Cleaners Of Your Choice 300 South McCoy Street Every Sunday 730 W. Innes Street rr A family that prays together stays together” SALISBURY, NORTH CAROLINA Autographs Autographs Name And Addresses IOWAN PUBLIC LIBfcAAt SAllSBUry fsji ( HEADQUARTERS