Price High School - Pricean Yearbook (Salisbury, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1958 volume:

IOWAN piwuc umm ' Published by the 1958 SENIOR CLASS OF PRICE JUNIOR-SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL SALISBURY, NORTH CAROLINA OWANfe e ueU f SALISBURY, N. C Foreword The class of 1958 wishes to perpetuate some memories which we hope will remain in the depths of our hearts forever. In the future, we hope that this annual will be used as a stepping stone to even better publications. We, the Class of 1958, would like to extend our sincere gratitude to our principal, Mr. S. O. Jones, our parents and patrons, our superintendent, Mr. J. H. Knox, and the faculty. Especially we wish to thank Mrs. A. A. Lancaster, Mr. W. L. Miller, and Mr. W. D. Peerman, our senior advisers, for their profound devotion and persevering guidance in our class activities. We also wish to express our thanks to the many Salisbury business firms and organizations for the advertisements furnished and the donations given, without which our plans could not have been accomplished. Lloyd Yarborough EcHtor-in-Chief Jerome Ingram Chairman, Advertising Committee Dedication We, the members of the Class of ' 58, hereby dedicate this annual to Miss Eunice Powers, who has been untiring in her efforts to instill in our minds the value of commercial education and English in our everyday lives. Miss Powers is in our opinion the ideal teacher. She has dedicated her life to educating the youth of today both by precept and example. These are just a few of the reasons why Miss Powers will always be number one in our hearts. The S uperintendent Mr. J. H. Knox To the Members of the Class of 1958 of Price High School Ladies and Gentlemen: I congratulate you upon the completion of the requirements for graduation from J. C. Price High School. This is an achievement that speaks well for all of you and for those who have helped you to make this accomplishment possible. My hope is that you will continue your education throughout life and that your achievements will reflect credit upon you, your family, and upon Price High School. Cordially yours, J. H. Knox, Superintendent Price Junior-Senior High School MAIN BUILDING AND JUNIOR HIGH WING To dwell within these walls has been an inspirational and educational experience for us. Other than scholastic knowledge, we have obtained knowledge that taught us how to live harmoniously and creatively with our fellow man. For this, we leave you our eternal gratitude. SENIOR HIGH WING Our Retired Principa L. H. Hall The Class of 1958 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 Inter¬ viewer for the Housing Projects, member of the Recreation Commission, member of the Interracial Council, Chairman of the Rowan Division of Boy Scouts, Secre¬ tary to the National Alumni Association of Livingstone College. The City of Salis¬ bury 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. Our Principa S. O. Jones, Principal PRINCIPAL ' S MESSAGE TO SENIORS Congratulations for the successful completion of the tremendous task of pub¬ lishing this annual. You have shown the value of concerted effort and class spirit. Without the foresight, courage, careful planning and tenacity on the part of your class leaders and sponsors, the reality of this annual would not have come to pass. May you look forward to many happy years which will be based on the solid foundation laid while here at Price High School. And, as you leave the portals of this school building, may you ever exemplify the kind of spirit which you have so nobly advanced in the preparation of this annual. In Memoriam Mrs. E. Beatrice Riggs Hall Mrs. Beatrice Riggs Hall, wife of Mr. L. H. Hall, and former teacher of Price High School, departed this life, December 30, 1957. From 1924 to 1953, Mrs. Hall served faithfully and efficiently as a teacher at Price. Having received the Bachelor of Science degree from Talladega College and the Bachelor of Library Science degree from Western Reserve University, Mrs. Hall was well qualified to assume many duties. During her tenure, she taught mathematics, physical educa¬ tion, science, and later in her career, she became librarian. Mrs. Hall organized the Crown and Scepter Club, and was its sponsor for a number of years. She was also sponsor of many debating teams that won recogni¬ tion throughout the state. Under her guidance, many projects for school improve¬ ment were completed. In the community, Mrs. Hall was an active member of Moore ' s Chapel A. M. E. Zion Church, of the Interracial Council, the National Woman ' s Council, the Eastern Star, the Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. She was also a leader of the Girl Scouts. Mrs. Hall was a stimulating personality, that radiated energy and ambition. She seemed to have had a divinity of purpose and as Emerson says: “To help the young soul to add energy, inspire hope, and blow the coals into a useful flame; to redeem defeat by new thought and firm action, this though not easy, is the work of divine men. Faculty Mr. Joseph E. Anderson Mrs. E. H. Dalton Mr. J. W. Benne tt Seventh Grade Junior High Safety Patrol Seventh Grade Ninth Grade Industrial Arts and Mathematics Photography Club, Scouting Miss Sara Hunter Librarian F. T. A., Library Science Club Mrs. Abna A. Lancaster Twelfth Grade English, French, Sociology Big Sisters Mr. W. G. Jones Eighth Grade Public Relations, Scouting Mr. S. W. Lancaster Ninth Grade Science Football, Junior Varsity Basketball Mrs. Doris P. Jones Seventh Grade Junior High Student Council Mrs. G. P. Lash Tenth Grade Homemaking I, II, III N. H. A. Faculty Mrs. N. J. Lash Eighth Grade Co-advisor, F. T. A. Mr. W. L. Miller Mrs. B. D. Lee Twelfth Grade Mathematics, Driver Education Safety Patr ol, Math. Club Ninth Grade English, Civics, Physical Education, Health Girls ' Basketball, Cheering Squad Mr. Alexander Monroe Industrial Arts, Vocational Industrial Education N. C. S. I. O., Big Brothers Miss Eunice Powers Eleventh Grade Commercial Education, English F. B. L. A., Pricean Mr. W. D. Peerman Twelfth Grade History, Physical Education, Health Basketball, Assistant Football Varsity Club Mr. J. W. Nicholson Eleventh Grade Sciences Hi-Y, Student Council, Scouting Miss G. Tipp Tenth Grade Music, English Glee Club Seniors DEBORAH JEAN ABEL Baby Sis Library Science, N. H. A., F. T. A., Glee Club. Though the odds may be against you and you ' re tempted to give up press on, stick with it, don ' t ever give up. Ambition: Cosmetologist or Civil Service. CURTIS ATKINS Sonny Football team, N. C. S. I. O., Big Brothers, Hi-Y. No one knows what he can do until he has done all that he can. HELEN ELIZABETH AGNEW F. B. L. A., F. T. A., N. H. A., Big Sisters, Basketball Team, Photography Club, Library Science, Student Council, Pricean StaFF. Tis education forms the common mind, just as the twig is bent the tree ' s inclined. Ambition: Librarian. MOLLY AGNES ALEXANDER M iss Priss F. T. A., F. B. L. A., N. H. A., G. A. A., French Club, Pricean Staff, Annual Staff. It is better to say, ' This one thing I do ' , than to say, ' These forty things I dabble in ' . Ambition: Secretary. DOROTHY LOUISE ALDRICH Dot - Math Club, Science Club, F. T. A., G. A. A., Band, Crown Scepter, Library Science, Big Sisters, Photography Club. He who knows not mathematics cannot know any other science; and what is more, he cannot discover his ignorance or find its true remedies. Ambition: Mathematician for the Govern¬ ment, Laboratory Technician. ALJOSIE BAKER Jo F. B. L. A., N. H. A., Math Club, Student Council, Library Science, Pricean Staff, Big Sisters, Band, French Club, Crown Scepter, Science Club. The person who knows how, will always find a place in life; but the person who knows why will be his boss. Ambition: Medical Librarian. Seniors WARY LOUISE BROTHERTON Weeser N. H. A., F. T. A., F. B. L. A., Band, French Club, Cheering Block. Character is a diamond that scratches every other stone. Ambition: Barber. ADA MAE BURCH Big Sisters, N. H. A., Glee Club. A liar begins with making falsehood ap¬ pear like truth, and ends with making truth itself appear like falsehood. Ambition: Beautician, Artist. PRICE BOYCE BROWN P. B. Big Brothers, Pricean Staff, Math Club, Science Club, Hi-Y, Football Squad. Whether your time calls you to live or die, do both like a prince. Aitibition: Work in Electronics. THELMA LEE COLE Candy N. H. A., Band, Science Club, French Club, Big Sisters. No matter how high the heights I might rise, I shall never forget the depths from which I have risen. Ambition: Elementary Teacher. ROSEMARY ELAINE CONNOR Lain F. T. A., N. H. A., Band, Science Club, Photography Club, Basketball team. Crown Scepter, Big Sisters. Know then thyself, presume not God to scan; the proper study of mankind is man. Ambition: Laboratory Technician. LEROY DOUGLAS Sam Football, N. C. S. I. O., F. B. L. A., Annual Staff, Big Brothers. We can do anything we want to do if we stick to it long enough. Ambition: Contractor. Seniors JOYCE ANN ELLIS Sister Glee Club, Band, F. T. A., F. B. L. A., N. H. A., Cheering Squad. Be kind to everyone on your way up; for you ' ll meet the same people on your way down. Ambition: Elementary Education, Model. BETTY LU FANT Lu Big Sisters, Library Science, Glee Club, French Club, Photography Club, F. T. A., Cheering ‘Block. ' Tis education forms the common mind; Just as a twig is bent the tree ' s inclined. Ambition: Nurse or Laboratory Technician. CLETUS ARTHUR GIBSON Clet F. T. A., Hi-Y, Math Club, Photography Club, Big Brothers. Nothing is particularly hard if you divide it into smaller parts. Ambition: Science or Math Teacher. GEORGE CALVIN GOODMAN G. G. Band, Hi-Y, Big Brothers, Pricean Staff, Annual Staff, Math Club, Photography Club. Experience is the best teacher and a fool will learn no other way. Ambition: Civil Service Economist. GWENDOLYN BONITA FORD Gwen Band, N. H. A., F. T. A., F. B. L. A., Science Club, Crown Scepter, Pricean Staff, Annual,. Staff, Big Sisters, Photography Club, Cheering Block. If I am faithful to the duties of the pres¬ ent, God will provide for the future. Ambition: Accountant. Speedo Football Squad, Hi-Y, F. B. L. A., F. T. A., Library Science Club, Glee Club, Photograph¬ er ' s Club, Track. ' Tis education forms the common mind, just as the twig is bent the tree ' s inclined. ROBERT LEE ERVIN Seniors FRANK BRANCH GOODRUM Frankie Hi-Y, Big Brothers, Football Squad, Basket¬ ball Trainer, Student Council, Library Science Club, Math Club, Pricean Staff, Crown Scepter, Glee Club, football Trainer, Annual Staff. To become an able and successful man in any profession, three things are necessary: nature, study, and practice. Ambition: Lawyer RACHELLE LOUISE GAITHER Rachel F. T. A., F. B. L. A., N. H. A., Big Sisters, Glee Club. What a fool does in the end, is what a wise man does in the beginning. Ambition: Typist. LEONARD LLEWELLYN GRAHAM Benny Hi-Y, Football Squad, French Club, Annual Staff. Everybody finds out, sooner or later, that all success worth having is founded on Chris¬ tian rules of conduct. Ambilion: Electrical Engineer. CHARLES PETE HARDIN Pete Hi-Y, Glee Club, Safety Patrol, F. T. A., Photography Club, Band, Big Brothers. That which is striking and beautiful is not always good; but that which is good is always beautiful. Ambition: Singer. SHIRLEY ANN HARRIS Pennie French Club, F. B. L. A., N. H. A. The best way not to fail is to determine to succeed. Ambition: Cosmetologist. JAMES HENRY HAWKINS Chick Hi-Y. It ' s performance that counts. Ambition: Engineer. CORA VIRGINIA HART Coco Crown Scepter, Library Science, F. B. L. A., F. T. A., Big Sisters, Pricean StafF. Not education, but character, is man ' s greater need and man ' s greatest safeguard. Ambition: Business Teacher, Secretary. JAMES ARTHUR MARTIN Duke Math Club, Hi-Y, Big Brothers, Photography Club, Crown Scepter, F. B. L. A., Basketball Team, Pricean Staff, Annual Staff, Glee Club, F. T. A., Football Team, French Club. Know thyself before judging others. Ambition: Mathematician or Business Ad¬ ministrator. HENRY LOUIS JORDAN Spare Hi-Y, French Club, Football Squad, F. B. L. A., Pricean Staff, Annual Staff, Student Council. The hardest tumble a man can take is to fall over his own blunder. Ambition: Business or Math Teacher. Seniors ROBERT LEE JOHNSON Lips Hi-Y, Football Squad, Glee Club, Photo¬ graphy Club, Basketball. Have your fifty friends—it is not enough, have one enemy—it is too much. Ambition: Math Teacher. DOROTHY MAE KOONTZ Dot N. H. A., F. T. A., F. B. L. A., Library Science, Glee Club. If looking at the higher-ups makes you discontented, look down occasionally at those less fortunate than yourself. Ambition: Doctor ' s Receptionist. JEROME INGRAM Frat Student Council, F. B. L. A., Pricean Staff, Science Club, Annual Staff, Crown Scepter, Photography Club, Big Brothers, Hi-Y, Band, French Club, F. T. A. The girl or boy who succeeds in this day and age is the one who gets all he can out of work instead of getting out of work all he can. Ambition: Chemist, Commercial Artist. Seniors SARAH AUTHELLA LEACH Bailie G. A. A., N. H. A., F. T. A., F. B. L. A., Band, Student Council, Crown Scepter, Math Club, Pricean Staff, Annual Staff, Photography Club, Cheering Block. The acts of this life are the destiny of the next. Ambition: Statistician. HARRIET BEATRICE LOWERY Bea F. T. A., Photography Club, French Club, Math Club, Big Sisters. They never fail who die in great cause. Ambition: Teacher, Actress. JOHNSIE ALEASE LYERLY Sea N. H. A., F. T. A., Teen Council, French Club, Crown Scepter, Big Sisters. A failure establishes only this, that ' his determination to succeed was not strong enough. Ambition: Business Education Instructor. ROBERT SPENCER MASSEY Bunk Big Brothers, Hi-Y, Football Squad, Basket¬ ball Team, N. C. S. I. O. Do all the good you can, to all the people you can. Ambition: Coach. EVELYN KETURAH ANN McCLAIN Ann F. B. L. A., Big Sisters, Glee Club, French Club. . The great art of learning is to understand bet little at a time. Ambition: Secretary. WILLIAM ODELL McCONNEAUGHEY Butch F. T. A., F. B. L. A., Pricean Staff, Library Science, Football Squad, Basketball Team, Annual Staff. I have crossed the river, the sea is yet to come. Ambition: Electronic Researcher. Seniors LA FRIETA McMULLEN Friet Basketball Team, Band, N. H. A., Library Science, Student Council. I would so live as if I knew that I received my being only for the benefit of others. Ambition: Math Instructor. CHARLES EDWARD MILLER Competition F. B. L. A., F. T. A., Glee Club, Band, Cheering Squad. Learn from the mistakes of others, you can ' t live long enough to make them all your¬ self. Ambition: Cosmetologist or Bandmaster. JANIE KIRK MORRIS Jannette F. T. A., F. B. L. A., N. H. A., Math Club, Big Sisters, French Club, Photography Club, Crown Scepter. If I take care of my character my reputa¬ tion will take care of itself. Ambition: Professional Nurse. LULA BELLE NORMAN Lulu Annual Staff, N. H. A., F. B. L. A., Glee Club, Basketball Team, Library Science, Cheer¬ ing Squad, Photography Club, Pricean Staff, Big Sisters. I shall pass through the world but once, and all the good things therefore that I can do, let me do now. Ambition: Secretary. LALLAGE LUCILLE OGLESBY Sweet Band, Glee Club, N. H. A., F. T. A., Library Science. All that I am and all that I hope to be, I owe to my parents, and most of all to my God. Ambition: Nurse. JIMMY DONALD McCORKLE Jim Hi-Y, Big Brothers, Band. For if we think ourselves to be something, when we are nothing, we deceiveth our¬ selves. Ambition: Service; Musician. Seniors AGNES LEE PARTEE Ag F. B. L. A., French Club, Library Science, Safety Patrol, Math Club, Pricean Staff, Annual Staff. He that knows and knows that he knows is wise, follow him to the end. Ambition: Secretary, Driver Education Teacher. CHARLES DOUGLAS PARTEE Gap Student Council, Band, Hi-Y, Crown Scepter, Glee Club, Pricean Staff, F. B. L. A., Annual Staff, Big Brothers. My goal is happiness of which I shall spread to all the world. Ambition: Financier. ELIZABETH LAURANN PEARSON Snoddie Girl F. B. L. A., N. H. A., Cheerleader. God is my Co-Pilot. Ambition: Social Worker. JOE NATHAN PATTERSON Math Club, Big Brothers, French Club. Determination is the nucleus of success. Ambition: Naval Reserve, Math Teacher. MELVIN GEORGE REID Buddy Band, Photography Club. No success without labor. Ambition: Barber. ELSIE LEE RAGIN Lee Glee Club, N. H. A. Honor and shame from no condition rise; act well your part there all the honor lies. Ambition: Beautician, Social Worker. Seniors EMMETT JOE RIPPY Rip Photography Club. A little learning is a dangerous thing. Ambition: Mechanical Engineer. RACHEL CORA ANN ROBERTSON Hardy F. T. A., N. H. A., Big Sisters, Photography Club, Band, Student Council. Not finished, just begun. Ambition: Elementary Teacher. VIOLA ORA JEAN ROBERTSON Oh Big Sisters, F. T. A., Band, Photography Club, Student Council. Life is short but there is always time for courtesy. Ambition: Elementary Teacher, Nurse. LOTTIE RUTH ROBINSON Ruth N. H. A., F. B. L. A., F. T. A., Crown Scepter, Library Science, Pricean Staff, Annual Staff, Glee Club, Band, Big Sisters, French Club, Photography Club, Cheering Block. We judge ourselves by what we feel cap¬ able of doing, while others judge us by what we already have done. Ambition: Secretary, Elementary Teacher. THEODORE ROSS Teddy Football Squad, Basketball Team, N. C. S. I. O., Glee Club. Always try to do your best because some¬ time your best is not enough. Ambition: Pro. Basketball Player. MARIAN IRENE ROSS N. H. A. Never let anyone have more respect for you, than you have for yourself. Ambition: Surgical Nurse. GEORGE R. SMITH, JR. Ray Big Brothers. Give all your best and the best will come back to you. Ambition: Contractor. Seniors SUSIE JANNETT SCOTT Jan F. B. L. A., N. H. A., G. A. A., Band, Library Science. Never let another person have more res¬ pect for you than you have for yourself. Ambition: Secretary, Beautician. Van ' French Club, F. T. A., Basketbail Team, Science Club, Big Sister, Crown Scepter. A promise—yet a challenge too, and also an open door to a future path whcse end we cannot see. Ambition: Elementary Education Teacher. MARSELENE SMITH F. T. A., Band, Photography Club, Big Sisters, Math Club. If we have no failings ourselves we should not take so much pleasure in finding out those of others. Ambition: Teacher, Nurse. EVANGELINE SALMON BARBARA ANN SMARR Barb N. H. A., F. B. L. A., Big Sisters, French Club. Better to be small and shine than great and cast a shadow. Ambition: Secretary. ANNA YVONNE STANDIFER Von Pricean Staff, Big Sisters, Crown Scepter, French Club, N. H. A., Band, Annual Staff. There are several ways to speak: to speak weli, to speak easily, to speak justly, and to speak at the right time. Ambition: X-Ray Technician. Seniors THOMAS HENRY STEELE T. H. Library Science, Hi-Y, Big Brothers, Football Team, Glee Club, Safety Patrol, Basketball. You can ' t climb a ladder of success with your hands in your pocket. Ambition: Minister. ALICE TATE F. T. A., F. B. L. A., N. H. A., Library Science, Big Sisters, Glee Club, Pricean Staff. Doing nothing is the most tiresome job in the world, because you can ' t stop and rest. Ambition: Barber. ARTHUR THOMAS TURNER A. T. Photography Club, Pricean StafF, F. B. L. A., Hi-Y, Student Council, Band, Basketball Squad. True wisdom is to knew what is best worth knowing and to do what is best worth doing. Ambition: Lawyer. RICHARD EDWARD WALKER Bish Hi-Y, Big Brothers, Math Club, French Club, Football Squad, Photography Club. The hardest tumble a man can take is to fall over his own blunder. Ambition: Engineer. MARY ELIZABETH WILKINS Safety Patrol, Student Council, F. T. A., F. B. L. A., N. H. A., Basketball Team, Big Sisters, Photography Club, French Club, Pricean Staff, Annual Staff, Crown Scepter. I believe the true road of permanent success in any line is to make yourself master of that line. Ambition: Nurse. JAMES WEDDINGTON, II Smoot Hi-Y, Math Club, Student Council, Football Squad. There is no tomorrow, prepare today what your plans are for the future. Ambition: Pharmacist or chemical engineer. Seniors DORIS ANN WILSON Dot F. B. L. A., F. T. A., N. H. A. I will let no man belittle my soul; by making me hate him. Ambition: Beautician. LEROY EDWARD WOODS Slick Hi-Y, Crown 8 Sceoter, Big Brothers, Foot¬ ball Squad, French Club, Math Club, Photo¬ graphy Club. Success in life is a matter not so much of talent or opportunity as of concentration and perseverance. Ambition: Electrical Engineer. NELL CAMILLE WILSON F. T. A., F. B. L. A., Pricean Staff, Cheer¬ leader, Big Sisters, French Club. Upward and onward in the search for knowledge and achievement. Ambition: Elementary Teacher, English Teacher. LLOYD YARBOROUGH Slice Hi-Y, Pricean Staff, Big Brothers, F. B. L. A., Library Staff, Student Council, Math Club, Science Club, Annual Staff, Crown Scepter, French Club, F. T. A., Athletic Statistician. Faith is the substance of all things unseen and unknown by man. Ambition: Economic Statistician. n Memoriam Calvin Turner We, the members of the Senior Class, wish to dedicate this page to the mem¬ ory of our beloved classmate, Calvin Turner, who died October 18, 1957. Everyone liked him because he was an affable person with altruistic ways. He joined our class in his Junior Year after attending school at Dunbar High School in East Spencer. He was elected president of the Junior Class and he also served as one of the Student Council representatives. He had a high acumen in art and music; he was very valuable to the band. He was an active member of the F. B. L. A., French Club, Science Club and Hi-Y Club. His desire was to become a minister. He frequently prayed in devotions and in assembly. He was one of the finest personalities in our school. May his spirit remain with us always and serve as a guiding light for all of Price High School. Class Officers Sarah Leach Assistant Secretary Leroy Woods Treasurer Class History FRESHMAN YEAR In September, 1954, 104 pupils began school as freshmen. We were divided into three sections, with Mrs. B. D. Lee, Mrs. W. M. Williams, and Mr. A. Monroe as advisors. Two very exciting events occurred during our Freshman year: First, the District and State Basketball Tournaments were held at Price. We had the opportunity to see the choice basket¬ ball players in the state in action and also the pleasant task of entertaining them was ours. Second, the State Older Boys Conference was held at Price. Here again was the chance to be host to charming young men. Sarah Leach, Yvonne Standifer, Gwendolyn Ford and Thelma Cole were quite fortunate in being able to accompany the band to Washington, where they played for the President of the United States among other activities. Evelyn McClain was our contestant for Miss Price. She wasn ' t crowned Miss Price; however, she made an attractive 3ttendant. Representing us on the May Court were Dorothy Aldrich, Frank Goodrum, Aljosie Baker, Lloyd Yarborough, Jane Miller, and Arthur Turner. Lallage Oglesby and Charles Miller were our freshman majorette and drum major respectively. Charles Partee went to the Student Council Convention in Wilmington. During the year we had Frank Goodrum, Lloyd Yarborough, Arthur Turner, Ada Allison and Charles Partee on the Student Council. Gwendolyn Ford, Aljosie Baker and Ruth Johnson were members of the N. H. A. Freshmen in the Glee Club were Geraldine Witherspoon and Lallage Oglesby. On the Library Staff were Marselene Smith and Charles Lowery. Fresh¬ men in the F. T. A. were Elaine Connor, Lottie Robinson, Dorothy Aldrich and Sarah Leach. In the Patrols were Charles Hardin, Mary Wilkins and Agnes Partee. George Goodman, Yvonne Standifer, Thelma Cole, Charles Miller, Arthur Turner, Lallage Oglesby, Elaine Connor, Sarah Leach, Gwendolyn Ford and Dorothy Aldrich helped the Band to carry on. Helen Agnew, Ruth Johnson and Ada Allison represented us on the Girls Basketball Team. James Martin, Arthur Turner, Robert Johnson, Robert Massey were on the Boys Basketball Team. Henry Jordan played on the Football Team. The Girls Athletic Association had five freshman members. They were Dorothy Aldrich, Sarah Leach, Betty Faucette, Molly Alexander and Ruth Johnson. SOPHOMORE YEAR Refreshed by our vacation, we returned eagerly to work. Our number had dwindled to eighty-eight. Our advisors were Mr. A. Monroe, Mr. I. J. Olds and Mrs. J. Nicholson. Joyce Ellis and Jerome Ingram joined out class this year. Sarah Leach was runner-up in the Miss Price contest. Charles Partee won first place in the Annual Solo Contest, while Aljosie Baker won first place in the Declamation Contest. Jerome Ingram attended the Annual Student Council Con¬ vention in Charlotte. Joining the Glee Club were Joyce Ellis, Ruth Johnson, Barbara Smarr and Frank Goodrum. The new sophomore on the Patrols was James Hawkins. Increasing the number of F. T. A. members were Marselene Smith, Charles Miller, Johnsie Lyerly, Thelma Cole, Cora and Ora Robertson and Nell Wilson. Helen Agnew and Lula Norman joined the Library Club. JUNIOR YEAR More aware of our goal than ever, we returned to school, pledging to work harder. Added to our class that year were Cletus Gibson, Marian Ross, Theodore Ross, Beatrice Lowery and Ada Burch. After a brief month, we saw our beloved teacher Miss Weeks, resign because of illness. Miss Powers and Mrs. Marioneaux were our junior advisors. Elaine Connor was an attendant to Miss Price. Mary Wilkins and Agnes Partee competed in the District Typing Contest. Lloyd Yarborough, Aljosie Baker and Jerome Ingram attend¬ ed the Student Council Convention in Raleigh. Joyce Ellis became a majorette. Mary Wilkins and Ora Robertson became members of the Student Council. James Weddington, Richard Walker, Leonard Graham, Jerome Ingram, Jimmy McCorkle, George Goodman, Charles Partee, Leroy Woods, Calvin Turner, Robert Massey Barbara Smarr, Richard Walker, Gwendolyn Ford, Aljosie Baker, Sarah Leach, Mary Wilkins, Leroy Woods, Frank Good¬ rum, James Martin, and Charles Partee were proud mem¬ bers of the Crown and Scepter. Joining the Science Club were Evangeline Salmon, Gwendolyn Ford, Dorothy Aldrich, Robert Ervin, Sarah Leach, Elaine Connor, Calvin Turner, Price Brown, Jerome Ingram, Aljosie Baker and Lloyd Yarbor¬ ough. The Math Club prospered through the admittance of James Weddington, Dorothy Aldrich, Richard Walker, Sarah Leach, Leroy Woods, Henry Jordan and Price Brown. New Library Science members were Agnes Partee, Deborah Abel, Aljosie Baker and Robert Ervin. Adding their voices to the Glee Club were Deborah Abel, Janie Morris, Lula Norman, Alice Tate, James Hawkins, Charles Hardin, Robert Ervin, and Barbara Smarr. N. H. A. members were panet Scott, Deborah Abel, Janie Morris, Molly Alexander, Alice Tate, Lula Norman, Mary Wilkins, Evangeline Salmon and Lottie Robinson. Juniors on the Football Team were Rober tErvin, Price Brown, Frank Goodrum, Robert Massey, Leroy Woods, Leroy Douglas, Robert Lane and Richard Walker. Lula Norman, Mary Wilkins, Evange- iine Salmon and Helen Agnew were on the Girls Basketball Team. Arthur Tuner and James Martin were members of the Boys Basketball Team. SENIOR YEAR At last we have reached our goal, we are now dignified seniors. Our advisors this year are Mrs. A. Lancaster and Mr. W. Peerman. We were deeply sorry to lose our beloved classmate, Calvin Turner, in October. His death was a great loss to our class. The Senior Class was invited to A. and T. College for Senior Day. Our classmate, Yvonne Standifer, was crowned Miss Varsity. Gwendolyn Ford won the Miss Price title. George Smith, Joe Patterson, Elsie Ragan and La Frieta McMullen joined our class for the first time this year. Aljosie Baker won second place in the Voice of Democracy Contest. Our basketball squad advanced to the second round of the N. C. N. H. S. A. A. basketball tournament in Charlotte. Aljosie Baker won first place in the District American Legion Contest. Jerome Ingram won first prize in the District Phi Beta Sigma Sorority Contest; while Cora Robertson won second place. Cora Robertson won a $100 scholarship in the Regional Phi Beta Sigma Sorority Oratorical Contest. In the same contest Jerome Ingram placed second, winning a $50 scholarship. La Frieta McMullen, Evelyn McClain and Aljosie Baker spent a weekend in Greensboro as guests of Bennett College. Mary Wilkins and James Martin were chosen May Queen and King, respectively. Seniors joining the Math Club this year are Aljosie Baker, Lloyd Yarborough, Beatrice Lowery, George Goodman, Cletus Gibson, Marselene Smith, James Martin, Janie Morris, Frank Goodrum and Agnes Partee. Dorothy Koontz, Robert Johnson, Thomas Steele, Theodore Ross and Charles Miller joined the Glee Club. Charles Partee and Helen Agnew became new members of the Student Council. Shirley Harris, Henry Jordan, Arthur Turner, Alice Tate, Sarah Leach, Jerome Ingram, James Martin, Cora Hart, Mary Brotherton, Janie Morris, Lula Norman, Elizabeth Pearson, Barbara Smarr, Nell Wilson and Helen Agnew joined the F. B. L. A. Yvonne Standifer, Joyce Ellis, Thelma Cole, Lallage Oglesby, Elaine Connor, Sarah Leach, Elizabeth Pearson and Rachel Gaither became members of the N. H. A. On the Library Staff are Lloyd Yarborough and Frank Goodrum. Elaine Connor and La Frieta McMullen joined the Girls Basketball Team. A new club, the Photography Club, is composed of a large number of seniors. During our tenure here our band has won a superior rating consistently. We wish next year ' s band luck, even though twenty-four seniors are graduating and will no longer be members. Our class has lost and gained members. Our total number now is seventy. Class Prophecy Our erudite scientists, Theodore Ross, Emmett Rippy and Jimmy McCorkle, have just come from the dark room at Price. Unknown to the teacher of photography, these boys have invented a ma¬ chine that after taking one ' s picture, writes down what the future holds for him ten years hence. As might be expected, McCorkle, with his suave, persuasive, jiving manner, has succeeded in get¬ ting a picture of each of the seniors. Rippy has the recorded statements and Ross has secured a copyright for the invention, which is now called the mac-rip-ro-graph. Here is the report. Listen (or read) for after today you will pay to get this information. James Hawkins, business manager of Mac-rip-ro-graph, Inc., is a hard business man. His motto is: Busi¬ ness is for profit and profit is for me. Here is the report which Hawkins showed to me after payment of $500.00: Charles Partee, James Wheeler, and Charles Hardin, known as The Happy Harmoneers, are engaged for the summer (1968) at the Apollo Theater, New York City. While not on tour, Charles Partee plays the stock market on Wall Street. Jannett Scott is model for the Sight-Savers Eyeglass Company of which Joe Patterson is president. James Martin is the star player of the New York Knickerbockers. His personal trainer is Dr. Robert Ervin. My, my! Basketball must really be bruising these days to require a full-time M.D. William McConneaughey is the team ' s publicity agent. The news is sometimes late for Butch still doesn ' t know what promptness and punctual¬ ity mean. Robert Johnson is working with Ringling Broth¬ ers at the concession stand. My, how he loves that job. His wit and noise have paid off, for he owns a 1968 Imperial and his chauffeur is Robert Massey. Johnsie Lyerly and Cora Hart have organized a girls school. Teaching with them are Ora Rob¬ ertson, Evangeline Salmon and Betty Fant. They emphasize homemaking, dancing and art. Lloyd Yarborough is now editor of the Pitts¬ burgh Courier. This is now a world-famous daily and its success is due largely to the staff of beauti¬ ful secretaries. James Weddington is coaching baseball at Price High School. George Goodman is the rich owner of Good¬ man ' s Department Store for Men. His slogan is The man worthwhile is the man in style—Buy at Goodman ' s . As head of the dep artment of French at North Carolina College, Aljosie Baker has made a great reputation. Because she is small, many of her students address her as Mademoiselle , which she promptly changes by telling them: Non, Madame— . Can you guess what follows that title? Guess who ' s leading the Annual Easter Parade in New York City? Yes, it ' s that jack-of-all-trades, Charles Miller. He ' s the top drum major in America. In Orangeburg, S. C., I see my friends Curtis Atkins and Leroy Douglas laying brick; that is, they are laying brick on a scaffold so that the mason can reach them. At the local cafe, an all-girl band is appearing, Sarah Leach and Elaine Connor are the leading saxophonist and trumpeter, respectively. The star vocalist is Dorothy Aldrich. In California, we see that San Quentin has a new warden, Thomas Steele. Some of the in¬ mates are, oh, oh, too much static. The Mac-rip- ro-graph hesitates to divulge this. Moving on, we see Milady ' s Fashion Center owned and operated by Barbara Smarr and Alice Tate. Among the best dressed customers are Doris Wilson and her good friends, Dorothy Koontz and Deborah Abel. In Hollywood, we see Evelyn McClain and Mary Wilkins (Mary uses her maiden name even though she ' s married to ????) They are currently appear¬ ing in that Oscar-awarding picture, The Young Kittens . •Their leading men are Leroy Woods and Rich¬ ard Walker, who have stuck together through thick and thin . Appearing at the Hollywood Bowl is that fa¬ mous contralto soprano, Joyce Ellis, accompanied by Lula Belle Norman. The leading gossip columnists of this era are Cletus Gibson and Rachel Gaither, who have re¬ placed Walter Winchell and Hedda Hopper. Giving piano lessons in Baltimore is Yvonne Standifer. Her child proteges are the daughters of the former Nell Wilson and Marselene Smith, respectively. Teaching laboratory technology at Meharry Medical College is Janie Morris. Among the top models in the country are Gwendolyn Ford and Marian Ross, who own and operate the Fo-Ro Modeling Agency which hires girls from all parts of the world. Their main office is in Paris, France. It is located alongside of Ada Burch ' s beauty salon. Ada ' s hair creations are ad¬ mired and respected on both sides of the Atlantic. Price Brown, one of America ' s top electrical engineers, recently received the Nobel Award for his outstanding contributions to mankind. His most famous project was wiring the rocket which reached Mars. It has not returned as of yet. Could something be wrong with the electrical wiring? I must compose myself, I must rid my¬ self of these preposterous thoughts. Nothing could possibly go wrong, or could it????? The most popular panel show today is Fort Knox Can Be Yours . Appearing on the panel are Helen Agnew, Shirley Harris, Henry Jordan and LaFrieta McMullen. The positions pay $250,000 annually. Molly Alexander is the new Sapphire on the Amos and Andy Show . Leonard Graham is the new Kingfish. Assistant to the president of Tuskeegee Institute is Frank Goodrum. On his administrative staff are Lallage Oglesby and Mary Brotherton. Appearing on the Lyceum Series there is Cora Robertson, Fulbright Lecturer. Receiving the raves of Time and Business Week magazines is Jerome Ingram, Commercial Artist. In his spare time he does family portraits; his most famous being a portrait of the Thelma Cole-Melvin Reid Family. Recently, Beatrice Lowery, Agnes Partee, and Elizabeth Pearson landed teaching contracts at their Alma Mater. Currently Price High School teachers get $10,500 a 9ear. In Salisbury we also see George Smith and Elsie Ragan, who are business partners. Among their many business ventures is Rock and Roll Taxi Company. Their motto is, Shake well before using . Their taxis certainly corroborate their motto. And now what happened to A. T. Turner? He is a famous lawyer. He has won several nation- ally-known cases. As a prosecuting attorney he has proved that crime does not pay if Turner knows about it. He lectures at public schools weekly in order to decrease juvenile delinquency. ARTHUR TURNFR Class Poem Now we must leave you, dear Price High; Our hearts are breathing with a sigh. We have to leave you, as you know; But we ' ll praise your name wherever we go. We ' ll walk new roads as we go ' long; Our hearts will sing a different song. We ' ll always strive to do our best; To show that Price can pass the rest. We thank our many teachers dear; Who worked with us through smiles and tears. Dear principal, we ' ll thank you too, For all the work you ' ve had to do. We must go on; we cannot stay; We must go on to future days. To classmates we will say adieu . And to our school mates, we love you . Together we will say goodbye; Goodbye to you, O dear Price High. Your precepts we shall e ' er uphold; Until we reach our final goal. MOLLY ALEXANDER CLASS COLORS CLASS FLOWER Pink and Blue Pink American Beauty Rose CLASS MOTTO The best is the key to success Class Song Tune: The Twelfth of Never Words by Joyce Ellis and Lallage Oglesby Price High, we hate to leave you, but we must part; We ' ll miss the toiling teachers who struggled with such art; And to our dearest classmates, we bid you adieu. And after graduation, we ' ll still be loving you. And as we travel upward and try to succeed, May God forever bless you and keep you safe indeed. We hope that you will remember the thanks we give to you. And after graduation, we ' ll still be loving Dear Price we hate to leave you, but we must part; We ' ll miss our friends and loved ones. Who struggled with such art; We ' ll miss the clubs and projects and things we loved to do, But most of all, dear Price High, we ' ll all be missing you. Chorus : W,e shall meet, maybe again someday; We shall meet, hand in hand along the way. The Statistician ' s Report I, George Goodman, statistician of the Class of ' 58, will hereby attempt to give you a summary of the idiosyncrasies of our class. Most of us will graduate at the tender ages of seventeen or eighteen with the exception of Rob¬ ert Johnson and Curtis Atkins who have lost track of their ages, and Agnes Partee who is only six¬ teen. Thomas Steele, Robert Ervin and George Smith are our only veterans. The shortest girls in the class are Lallage Ogles¬ by and Janie Morris. The shortest boy is Joe Pat¬ terson who says, I ' m a little piece of leather, but I ' m well put together . The tallest girls are La Frieta McMullen, Mary Wilkins and Lottie Robin¬ son, while James Martin, Price Brown and Melvin Reid are the tallest boys. Our favorite moving pictures are Sad Sack , The Young Lions , Peyton Place , Sayonara , and Marjorie Morningstar , but Leonard Graham has been rather sad since the Victory has closed. Chevrolets, Fords, Thunderbirds, Pontiacs and Dodges are our favorite cars, but Price Brown and Robert Ervin are still old-fashioned and stick to their Hope it don ' t, Hope it don ' t break down . Our favorite Rock ' n Roll musicians are Sam Cooke, Silhouettes, Pastels, and Bill Doggett, while Molly Alexander and Leroy Woods are nuts about the nationally-known Five Crowns. We goof behind such songs as Looking Back , Down On My Knees , Falling In Love , Maybe , Don ' t You Just Know It , and Head¬ ing for the Poorhouse , which is really where all of the seniors are going after publishing such a magnificent annual. These are our favorite songs but we know you ' re moaning We Can ' t Stand to See You Go . Many of us have earned letters in basketball and football, but Robert Massey has earned one in pool at J. Bridge ' s. Crew-neck sweaters, sack dresses and wrap¬ around skirts are most popular among the girls, while the boys are keeping pace in three, four and five button blazers, chino suits, Ivy League shirts and dark sun glasses. Instead of the bag look, Aljosie Baker prefers the gunny sack look. We have thirteen senior boys on the football team (most of them stars), one on the basketball squad (and he ' s the whole team). We have six girls on the basketball squad, twelve in the glee club and twenty-four in the band. Shrimp, lamb, barbecue, and spaghetti and meat balls are our favorite foods. However, Je¬ rome Ingram prefers sardines and peanut butter. Our favorite pastimes are movie going, dating, dancing, and various other hobbies, but a few of our erudite enjoy reading and seeing intel¬ lectual television programs. Most of us spend our spare time watching Gunsmoke , Climax , and Zorro , Playhouse 90 , and Have Gun Will Travel . These are among our favorite western programs but Melvin Reid prefers Have Feet Will Travel on East Mon¬ roe Street and Little Rascals . Our favorite subjects are General Business, Algebra II, English IV and Physics. Charles Par- tee ' s favorite classes are study hours because he has three or four of them. Our favorite hangouts are the Youth Center, Bea ' s Comeback, Skyline Cafe, Wilkin ' s Snack Bar, with the exception of Robert Johnson and Charles Hardin who, for unknown reasons, have to be home before the sun goes down. In our class we have twins, Cora and Ora Rob¬ ertson. Our class is very fond of them. The class ' s biggest eater is A. T. Turner, while some of the class members seem to think your humble servant is running a good race. Our gifted singers are Joyce Ellis and Charles Hardin, while Elaine Connor and Cletus Gibson were unfortunate not to have such a gift, but have a Ph.D. in talkin g. Evelyn McClain and Sarah Leach are two of our best writers, while Joe Patterson and Barbara Smarr are still printing Greek. Most of our vocabulary consists of money , food , and love , while Lloyd Yarborough stupe¬ fies us with his eloquent vocabulary. For more information and statistics, read the page listing superlatives. Having done my best I hereby sign my name, GEORGE GOODMAN Statistician Witnesses THELMA COLE JAMES WEDDINGTON Popular Song Titles Priceamzed Graduation. Diploma. Practice Teachers Driving Class. Football Team Cutting Class. Expelled Students Youth Center Night Jr.-Sr. Prom Cafeteria World History Class Honor Roll Study Hall Bricklaying Class P. T. A. Exam Time Miss Price Basketball Team Band Freshman Class Sophomore Boys Sophomore Girls. Junior Girls. Senior Girls Algebra Classes. Boiler Room . French Class. Dunbar vs. Price Game High School Days College To the Aisle I Can ' t Go On Without You Get (Another) Job You Can ' t Catch Me Don ' t Let Go Send For Me Going Home Sugartime An Affair to Remember . Pass the Biscuits, Please Around the World in 80 Days You Can Make It If You Try Yakkity Yak You (Bricks) Were Made for Me Why Don ' t They Understand Think You Send Me Great Balls of Fire The Big Beat Maybe So Tough (?) I ' m Sticking With You Talk to Me Desire Me Time Will Make You Change High Blood Pressure Melodie D ' Amour Who ' s Sorry Now Looking Back Further On Up the Road JOYCE ELLIS Last Will And Testament We, the Senior Class of Price Junior-Senior High School, saying farewell to this school and its members, and being of sound mind and body, do hereby make and declare this our will and testament. ARTICLE I To the Board of Education we leave our grateful apprecia¬ tion for their encouraging and generous efforts during our high school years. ARTICLE II To our principal, Mr. S. O. Jones, we leave our apprecia¬ tion for his interest and Christian leadership during the past four years. May many blessings come his way and may his desires for our school materialize. ARTICLE III To our homeroom teachers, and financial adviser, Mrs. A. A. Lancaster, Mr. W. D. Peerman and Mr. W. L. Miller, we leave our gratitude and sincere appreciation for helping us in our struggle through our last year of high school. To the other teachers, we leave our heart-felt thanks for the many lessons from life as well as the lessons from books they so diligently taught us. ARTICLE IV To the Juniors, we leave our rank as superior seniors and hope they will uphold it to the best of their ability. To the Sophomores, we leave our fondest hopes that in two more years they, too, will become superior seniors. To the Freshmen, we will our ability to make a good rec¬ ord for ourselves and the ability to get along with the teachers. To the Junior High students, we dedicate our determina¬ tion, our perseverance, our initiative, and the joy we had in worthwhile accomplishments. The individual bequests are as follows: I, Aljosie Baker, do herewith make my last will and testa¬ ment: To Mary Hardin, Cora Grasty and Shirley Sharpe, my positions in all clubs. To the first period occupants of the library, I leave my oratorical ability, hoping that they will use it in a profitable manner. I, Leroy Woods, hereby make my last will: To Hugh Latti- more, I will my ability to get along with girls, and to Harold McClain, I will my ability to stay in school. I, Ora Jean Viola Robertson, hereby make my last will and testament: To Rena Fields, I will my ability to make A ' s in chemistry; my seat in the typing and shorthand class to Joyce and Vonnie Robertson; to Betty McKenzie, my position on the front row of the band; my ability to get along with everyone, to Brenda Woods. Last, but not least, I will my gratitude to all teachers, especially Mr. Nicholson and Mrs. Lancaster. I, Elaine Connor, will my ability to stay in school to all girls of Price High School; my musical ability, to Larry and William Connor; my friendly ways to Addie Weaks; my ability to play clarinet, to Bonnie Bennett. I, Curtis Atkins, will my bricklaying ability to Bennie McLendon and Eugene McCombs; my ability to stay in school, to William Tugman. I, Cora Hart, will my typing ability to Almeader Stovall, Geraldine Grasty, Henry Withers, and Betty Brown; my pleas¬ ing personality, to anyone who will accept it. I, Helen Agnew, declare this my last will and testament: to Patricia Walker, I will my position on the basketball team; to Woodrow Nichols and Herman Redd, my position in all clubs; my typing ability, to William Agnew. I, Charles Partee, will my brilliant mind in High Finance to all interested in one day becoming millionaires; my musical ability to William Glenn and Flonnie French. I will my bad looks to all boys who are sick of girls; my ability to produce talent reviews, to the school organizations. I, Leonard L. Graham, declare this my last will and testa¬ ment: To Hugh Lattimore, I will my mathematical ability; my driving ability, to Nellie Wiseman; my football togs, to George Crawford; my good conduct, to William Glenn; my weight, to Ahab Beaty; and my love to the one I love. I, Lula Belle Norman, will my position in all clubs to Marilyn Williams and Barbara Boger. My typing ability, I will to my brother, John, and James Aaron McNeely. I will my position on the basketball team to Gladys Martin; my position on the cheering squad, to Betty Lowery. Lastly, I leave my ability to be lady-like to anyone who desires this necessary quality. I, Evangeline Salmon, hereby declare this my last will and testament: To my brother, James, I will my position in all clubs; to Betty Lowery, my position on the basketball team; my deepest appreciation to all members of the faculty. I, Lottie Ruth Robinson, do hereby make this my last will and testament: To Willie Mae Boger, I will my position in all clubs and activities. To Avis Wilkins, my typing ability. I will to Robert Fisher, my pleasing personality; last, but not least, I will my musical ability to my brother, Leroy. I, Joyce Ann Ellis, hereby make this my last will and testa¬ ment: i will my position as majorette of the band to Jannette Davis; my dreamy and sneaky eyes, to Judy Oakly; my height, to Willie Mae Boger; my ability not to flirt, to Nellie Wiseman; my ability to type, to Rena Fields; and last, but not least, my ring and my eternal friendship, to Douglas Heath. I, Doris Wilson, will my seat in typing to my sister, Mary; my pretty eyes, to Mary Moon; and my long fingernails, to Mary Godfrey, hoping that she will stop biting hers. I, Rachelle Louise Gaither, will my position in all clubs to my brother, James; my ability to get along with teachers, to Addie Weaks; my sincere gratitude, to the faculty of Price High School, for all of their most helpful guidance. I, Evelyn McClain, do hereby make this, my last will and testament: To Juanita McGrifF, I will my position in the glee club and my seat in the typing class; my ability to keep quiet in class, to Alice McClain. I, Melvin Reid, will my ability to get along with people to William Glenn; my ability to play the trumpet, to Samuel Blackwell; my height, to James Logan. I Robert Ervin, declare this my last will: To James Logan, my ability, skill, and position as a football player; to J. W. Cathcart, my handsome looks; my walk, to Hugh Lattimore; and my love, to my sweet sister, Sylvia. I, Nell Wilson, will my cheerful disposition in the class¬ room to Hugh Lattimore; my ability to mind my own busi¬ ness, to George Crawford; my typing ability, to Phyllis Neely; last, but not least, my personality and lady-like ways, to any Junior who has such a need. I, Cletus Gibson, will my ability to get along with the teachers to Harold McClain; my seat in typing, to Flonnie French; and my personality, to Hugh Lattimore. Last Will And Testament I, Shirley Ann Harris, hereby make my last will and testa¬ ment: My position in the F. B. L. A., to Charles Harris; my position in the N. H. A., to Barbara Neely; my friendly per¬ sonality, to Charles Smith; last, my deepest appreciation to all the members of the faculty. I, Robert Johnson hereby make this my last will and testament: My position on the football team, I will to my brother, Joe; my ability to get along with people, to William Lattimore; my ability to do algebra, to William Massey; and my height and good looks, to James Wheeler. I, Elizabeth Pearson, hereby make my last will and testa¬ ment: I will my cheerful smile and friendly ways to Nellie Wiseman; my ability to get along with the boys, to Patricia Walker; my ability to make A ' s in history, to Betty Brown. I, Betty L. Fantt, hereby make this my last will and testa¬ ment: I will my height to Sylvia Ervin; my singing ability, to Bernice Coan; my personality, to my sister, Linda; my ability to get along with people, to anyone who will accept it. I, Charles Pete Hardin, will my position in the glee club and all clubs, to Joyce Taylor and William Glenn; my ability not to talk so much, to Hugh Lattimore. I, Charles Miller, hereby declare this my last will and testa¬ ment: To William Connor, my place as drum major of the band; to William Glenn, my ability to dress; my place in all clubs, to Willie Mae Boger; to Mildred Branch, my ability to dance. I, Deborah Jean Abel, will my height to Roberta Lewis; my positions in all clubs to Maxine Nash, and my silly walk to Cora Grasty. I, Dorothy Aldrich, will my position in the F. T. A., Math Club, and Band, respectively, to Bernice Coan, Sylvia Ervin, and Eva Massey. I will my good grades to my brother, Bobbie, and my deepest appreciation to all members of the faculty, especially Mr. Miller, Miss Powers, Mr. S. O. Jones, and Mr. Nicholson. I, Molly Alexander, do hereby make this my last will and testament: My ability to get to school on time, to those who are always late; my courteous and comely ways, to the boister¬ ous girls of Price High. I, Alice Tate, will my typing ability to Phyllis Neely and Mary Moon; my ability to get along with others, to anyone who will accept it. I, Mary E. Wilkins, hereby declare this my last will and testament: To George Crawford and Henry Withers, I will my typing ability; my position on the basketball team, to Betty Jones; and my ability to get along with teachers and fellow schoolmates, to Hugh Lattimore and others who will accept it. I, Thelma Cole, will my quiet manner to whoever needs it, and my ability to play bass clarinet, to Sandra Vails. I will my seat in the French class to my brother, Samuel Cole. I, Dorothy Koontz, hereby make this my last will and testament: I will my ability to sing to Gloria Smith; my quietness, to Juanita McGrifF; and my seat in the Senior Class, to Louise Godfrey. I, Henry Jordan, will my place on the Pricean staff to Edward Mitchell; my position on the football team, to Julius Broadway; and my place in the Student Council, to Jacob Earle; and my love to the one I love. I, Lloyd Yarborough, having the normal physical structure of earthlings, and average mental facilities, hereby make this my last will and testament: I bequeath my positions in all clubs to George Curlee; my position as president of the Senior Class, to Samuel Boger; I will my rhetorical perspicacity, to Barbara Taylor; my willingness to appreciate rock and roll, even in the lunch room, to Adelia Boger; my inability to throw a strong line, at the proper time, to Nell Wiseman; my love, to the person who is cognizant of the fact that I love her; and my profound thanks, to the members of the Price Junior-Senior High School faculty. I, Mary Brotherton, will my seat in typing to Lorene Broth- erton; my friendship, to Wayland Mitchell; my position in F. B. L. A., to Catherine Brotherton; my position in the N. H. A., to Betty Johnson. I, Janie Morris, hereby make this my last will and testa¬ ment: To Eva Massey, Marilyn Williams, and Terry Moore, my positions in all clubs; to Herman Redd, my ability to be an honor student; my ability to stay in school, to my brother, Robert. Lastly, to all the teachers here at Price, my sincere thanks for their wonderful teaching and guidance. I, Johnsie Lyerly, will my seat in the French class to George Chunn, and my seat in all clubs, to Mary Hardin; last, but not least, my appreciation to all the teachers on the faculty. This, I make my last will and testament, I, Sarah Authella Leach: To Nellie Wiseman and Flora Kirksey, I will my mathe¬ matical ability, hoping that it is not done in vain. To Mary Hardin and Betty Lowery, I will my ability to make good grades in the sciences; my positions in all clubs, to Martha Yarborough; my position as secretary of the Student Council, to Geraldine Grasty. I bequeath my smooth hands to Flonnie French; my comprehension of R. Baker, to Patricia Walker; my position on the Annual staff, to Howard Ormond; my place in driving, “Pricean staff, and typing class, respectively to Shirley Goodman, Douglas Heath, and Shirley McLaughlin. Lastly, I leave my sincere appreciation to everyone who has striven to make me a better person, and my love to all my departing classmates. I, George Goodman, will my position in the band to George Williams; my gentleman-like manner, to George Craw¬ ford; my driving ability, to Ben Cureton; my height, to Robert Fisher; my neatness, to Calvin Turner and Robert Tabor; to Walter Howell, John Norman, I will my dignity and business¬ like ways, to Betty Reid; I will my logical reasoning and coherent thinking, to Nellie Wiseman. I, Janet Scott, hereby make this my last will and testament: I will my position as majorette, to Barbara Broadway, my typ¬ ing ability, to John Scott; my pleasing personality at all times, to George Crawford; my height, to Roberta Lewis, and my shy ways, to Betty Brown and Richard Reid. I, Harriet Beatrice Lowery, hereby make this my last will and testament: To the faculty of Price High, I leave my most sincere appreciation for your guidance and interest; to my parents, I leave m thanks and love, because I am what I am because of them and God. I, Theodore (lovable) Ross, hereby give my last will and testament: To William Lattimore, my ability to get along with lady folk and my position in the glee club, to David Wilson; my mustache and sideburn style, to Edward Mitchell; my out- Last Will And Testament standing ability to play football and basketball, to Frank Feaster and Jackie Sullivan; my ability to lay brick, to William McGarity. I, Robert Massey, will my ability to play football to Benny McLendon; my ability to get along with others, to William Lattimore; and, to William McGarity and Eugene McCombs, my ability to lay brick and to get excuses. I, Price Brown, will my timekeeper position to James Sal¬ mon; my seat in chemistry, to Mary Brown; my driving ability, to Robert Fisher; and my ability to be in the right place at the right time, to William Glenn. I, James Weddington, make my last will and testament: To Samuel Boger, I leave my ability to cajole; to Sidney Neely, I leave my ability to master chemislry; and last but not least, to Sandra Clark, my ability to be calm and orderly. I, Yvonne Standifer, will to Shirley Grasty my position in all clubs; my eyes, to Barbara Broadway; my friendship, to Flonnie French and Flora Kirksey; my lady-like ways, to Mary Wellington; and, to the luckiest girl at Price, my position as Miss Varsity ; and I will my position as reporter of the Pricean staff to Juanita McGriff. I, Barbara Smarr, will my pleasing personality to George Crawford; my convincing smile, to Addie Weaks; and my quietness, to Nellie Wiseman. I, Richard Walker, make this my last will and testament: I will my position as co-captain of the football team, to Larry Logan; my ability to get along with others, to Hugh Lattimore; and, last but not least, all my nice ways to my sister Patricia. I, Ada Mae Burch, hereby make my last will and testament: To Geraldine Phillips, I will my singing ability; my ability to get along with teachers, to Hugh Lattimore; my seat in typing, to my sister, E ' loise Burch; and last, but not least, my appre¬ ciation to the faculty of Price High. I, Lallage Oglesby, do hereby make this my last will and Testament: I will my position as head majorette, to Sandra Vails; I will my marching ability to Barbara Broadway; my position in clubs, to Catherine Brotherton; my personality, to Mary Lois Burton; my cap and gown, to Geraldine Grasty; and last but not least, I leave my ring, my best wishes, and regards to John W. Chambers. L, William McConneaughey, hereby make my last will and testament: To my brother I will my position as scorekeeper of all sports; I will all my opportunities that I didn ' t take advantage of to Edward Mitchell. I, James Hawkins, hereby make my last will and testament: I will to Copell Johnson my typing ability; my singing ability to my sister; and my position on the football team to Ahab Beaty. I, Joe Patterson, do hereby make my last will and testa¬ ment: I leave my ability to do geometry to the entire geometry class of 1958-59; my conception of chemistry to Sandra Clark; my wit to Samuel Boger, and my thanks to all the teachers, especially Mr. Miller. I, Frank Goodrum, do hereby make my last will and testa¬ ment: I will my position in all clubs to James Burton; my pleasing personality to Loretta McKenzie; my ability to get along with teachers to my sister Barbara, and last but not least I leave my sincere appreciation and gratitude to the entire faculty. I, Arthur Turner, will my position as timekeeper to my brother, Calvin; my ability to play the drums, I will to Thomas Morgan; my seat in the sociology class to James Lattimore; my typing ability to Charles Heggins, and my wit, I will to George Chunn. I, Marselene Smith, hereby make this my last will and testament: To Jacquelyn Saulters, my position and trombone in the band; to Vonnie Robertson, my position in all the clubs; to Joyce Robertson, my eyes and my a bility to get into a car the right way; and last, my love and appreciation to the teachers of Price High, especially to Mr. Nicholson and Mrs. Lancaster. I, James Martin, hereby make this last will and testament: To Charles McGarity, I will my height; to my brother Calvin, and Douglas Heath, I will my position on the basketball team; to William Massey, I will my good grades in algebra, and to all persons on the basketball team, I will good luck and I hope that they will have the fun on the team that I had. I, La Frieta McMullen, will to Nellie Wiseman my ability to play basketball and to Geraldine Grasty my height, hoping that she will do as well, or better, than I. I, Thomas Steeie, will my height to Herman Redd; my posi¬ tion in all clubs to James Jones. I, Emmett Rippy, make my last will and testament: I will my affable ways to anyone who will accept them; my ability to talk, to Bernice Coan; my ability to stay in class, to Cath¬ erine Brotherton. I, George R. Smith, hereby make my last will and testa¬ ment: To Edward Mitchell. I will my quiet ways; I will my height to Samuel Blackwell; my ability to get along with teachers and friends, to John Smith; my ability to walk, to William Tugman. I, Gwendolyn Ford, hereby make this my last will and testa¬ ment: To Edward Mitchell, I will my position as managing editor of the Pricean Staff; the honor of being Miss Price, I will iO Johnnie Mae Tracy; and last but not least, I will my thanks to all teachers, especially Miss E. Powers and Mrs. E. Marioneaux. I, Marian Ross, will my typing ability to George Strawder; my friendship, to Freddie Welborne; my seat in sociology, to Curtis Elder; my ability to always be courteous, to Hugh Latti¬ more; my height, to Carrie Hargrave; and my gratitude, to the faculty, especially Mrs. Lancaster. I, Agnes Lee Partee, hereby make this my last will and testament. To Betty Lowery I will my position in the F. B. L. A. To Yvonne Clark and Tarty Mack, my ability to get along with teachers. To my brother Charles Partee, I will my position in the Safety Patrols; and last but not least, to my younger sister Mary Partee, I will my ability to get to school on time. I, Elsie Ragin, will my seat in the sociology class to Helen Boyd, and my ability to take six classes to Mary Moon. I will my thanks for their patience to the senior advisors. I, Jerome Ingram, hereby declare this my last will and testament: To Avis Wilkins, I will my forensic ability; my artistic ability, to Nancy Jones; my driving ability, to George Crawford; my love, to all, and my sincere thanks to the fac¬ ulty for helping me thus far. I, Leroy Douglas, will my bricklaying ability to William McGarity; I will my physical prowess to Herbert Caldwell; my desire to learn how to dance to Harld McClain; to Vergie Byers, I will my willigness to learn; and last but not least, I will my jiving manner to Patricia Walker. I, Rachel Cora Ann Robertson, being of sound mind and body, do hereby make my last will and testament: To the members of Price High School faculty, I leave my profound appreciation and thanks for your guidance, especially to Mrs. Lancaster, Mr. Nicholson and Mr. Miller. To my sisters, Vonnie and Joyce Robertson, I leave my conception of the required subjects. To Betty McKenzie, I leave my oratorical ability. To Mrs. Geraldine Mills, I leave my thanks for her amity; and last, I leave my faith in God to those who are burdened and will accept it. CORA ROBERTSON Witnessed by ALJOSIE BAKER YVONNE STANDIFER SARAH LEACH Superlatives ARTHUR TURNER Wittiest Boy Most Talkative ELAINE CONNOR Most Artistic Girl Wittiest Girl Most Musical Girl ROBERT ERVIN Biggest Boy Flirt GEORGE GOODMAN Neatest Boy Friendliest Boy LOTTIE ROBINSON Best Looking Girl JEROME INGRAM Most Courteous Boy Most Cooperative Boy Most Oratorical Boy Most Dependable Boy CHARLES PARTEE Most Musical Boy Most Artistic Boy DORIS WILSON Most Talkative Girl CURTIS ATKINS Quietest Boy EVANGELINE SALMON Most Athletic Girl THELMA COLE Quietest Girl LALLAGE OGLESBY Biggest Girl Flirt MARY WILKINS Most Popular Girl Best Personality Best-all-around JAMES MARTIN Most Popular Boy Best-all-around Most Athletic Boy Superlatives . i YVONNE STANDIFER Cutest Girl CORA ROBERTSON Most Cooperative Girl Friendliest Girl Most Dependable Girl CHARLES HARDIN Best Looking Boy Cutest Boy LULA NORMAN Most Courteous Girl EVELYN McCLAIN Most Cooperative Girl ALJOSIE BAKER Most Brilliant Girl Most Studious Girl Most Likely to Succeed BARBARA SMARR Most Industrious Girl ROBERT JOHNSON Most Industrious Boy LLOYD YARBOROUGH Most Likely to Succeed Most Studious Boy Most Cooperative Boy Best Personality Boy Most Brilliant Boy Annual Staff . Seated (left to right): Barbara Smarr, Gwendolyn Ford, Evelyn McClain, Lloyd Yarborough, Janie Morris, Lula Norman, Agnes Partee, Yvonne Standirer, Sarah Leach. Standing: Aljosie Baker, Jerome Ingram, J-ames Martin, Lottie Robinson, Molly Alexander, Mary Wilkins, Elaine Connor, George Goodman, Leonard Graham, Dorothy Aldrich. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF.Lloyd Yarborough ASSISTANT EDITOR . Jerome Ingram BUSINESS MANAGER.James Martin ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGER George Goodman CIRCULATION MANAGER Sarah Leach ASSISTANT CIRCULATION MANAGER Arthur Turner SPORTS EDITORS William McConneaughey and Evangeline Salmon TYPISTS ADVERTISEMENT COMMITTEE Yvonne Standifer Aljosie Baker Gwendolyn Ford Sarah Leach Lottie Robinson Evelyn McClain Janie Morris Lula Norman Agnes Partee Mary Wilkins Jerome Ingram George Goodman Dorothy Aldrich Leonard Graham Molly Alexander Henry Jordan Evelyn McClain James Martin Leroy Douglas Gwendolyn Ford SECRETARIES Elaine Connor Beatrice Lowery Johnsie Lyerly Cora Robertson Ora Robertson Marselene Smith Helen Agnew ARTISTS Jerome Ingram Elaine Connor PROOF READERS Aljosie Baker Molly Alexander Frank Goodrum Johnsie l.yerlv Juniors ALDRICH, JOHN BEATY, AHAB BLACKWELL, SAMUEL BOGER, SAMUEL BOGER, WILLIE MAE BOYD, CLAUDIE BOZEMAN, JOHN BROADWAY, JULIUS BROTHERTON, CATHERINE CATHCART, JOHN W. CHUNN, GEORGE CLAWSON, THOMAS COPELAND, ROOSEVELT CRAWFORD, GEORGE EARL, JACOB ELDER, CURTIS FEASTER, FRANK FIELDS, RENA Juniors GODFREY, MARY GRASTY, CORA GRASTY, GERALDINE HARGRAVE, OSCAR HUGGINS, CHARLES JONES, JAMES KRIDER, EVA LATTIMORE, HUGH LATTIMORE, JAMES LATTIMORE, WILLIAM LOGAN, JAMES McCOMBS, EUGENE McCORKLE, JOSEPHUS McCREE, ROY McLaughlin, harry McNEELY, JAMES MOON, MARY MORGAN, THOMAS NEELY, BARBARA Juniors NEELY, PHYLLIS NEELY, SIDNEY ROBERTS, WALTER SHERMAN, KAY STOUT, ALBERT STOVALL, ALMEADER TRACY, JOHNNIE MAE TUGMAN, WILLIAM TURNER, CALVIN WELBORNE, FREDRICK WILSON, DAVID WILSON, MARY WITHERS, HENRY WATKINS, ARTHUR WHEELER, JAMES 10-L CLASS First row, left to right: Gloria Smith, Sandra Clark, Betty Reid, Cornelia Shipp, Jacquelyn Fleming, Viola Wilson, Sandra Taggart. Second row: Annie Fisher, Doris Bruce, Betty Johnson, Jacquelyn Saulters, Flonnie French, Mary Johnson, Vergie Byers. Third row: Lester Carter, Leonard Harris, James Burton, Larry Logan. Fourth row: Lester Neely, Terry Moore, Mrs. G. P. Lash. Fifth row: Robert Fisher, Walter Alston, Walter Howell, Lester Hawkins. 10-0 CLASS First row, left to right: Doris Rankins, Sylvia Ervin, Nancy Jones, Particia Saunders, Adelia Boger, Barbara Goodrum, Joyce Woods. Second row: Helen Boyd, Mary Price, Mary Brown, Eva Massey, Patricia Walker, Bernice Coans. Third row: Herman Redd, Douglas Heath, Elizabeth Giles, Avis Wilkins, Sarah Stout, Brenda Witt, Juanita McGriff. Fourth row: Mr. I. J. Olds, Joe Pemberton, Robert White, Thomas Abel, James Davis, George McLaughlin, Martin Alexander. 10-T CLASS First row, left to right: Gwendolyn Curlee, Nancy Lynn, Loretta McKenzie, Barbara Broadway, Virginia Jordan, Flora Kirksey. Second row: Marilyn Williams, Eleanor Patterson, Richard Reid, Vonnie Robertson, Brenda Woods, Miss Gwendolyn Tipp. Third row: John Stout, Mary Burton, Nellie Wiseman, Ben Cureton, William McGarity. Fourth row: Harold Broadway, Addie Pearl Weaks, Charles Smith. Fifth row: John Brown, Howard Ormand, Edward Mitchell, Walter Cook. 9-B CLASS First row left to right: Leroy Patterson, Barbara Watkins, Elaine Gillespie, Clement McCombs, Janet Hargrave William Massey Second row: Betty Massey. 9-L CLASS First row, left to right: Charles Smith, Sadie Hawkins, Barbara Siler, Diane Davis, Jean Wilkins, Joan Wilkins, Lorriane Brotherton, Edwin little. Second row: Bobby Aldrich, Sandra Vails, Rachel Hart, Alice Garrett, Linda Fant, Mary Hardin, George Curlee. Third row: Mrs. Lee, John Brooker, Edgar French, Roberta Lewis, Leon Alexander, Gladys Martin, Gordon Witt, James Salmon. Fourth row: John Tobias, Melvin Lentz, John Dakman, Harry McNeely, Wayland Mitchell. 9SL CLASS First row, left to right: James Boger, Jannette Davis, Carolyn Russell, Amelia Anderson, Shirley Sharpe, Tarty Mack, Samuel Hopkins. Second row: Edward Cole, Martha Ballard, Johnnie King, Geraldine Phillips, Betty Lowery, Alma Clark, Otis McClain. Third row: Alphonso Feaster, Betty Jones, Mildred Branch, Sylvester McConneaughey, Herbert Caldwell, Calvin McQuiller. Fourth row: Darrell McLendon, Barbara Boger, Maurice Holt, Charles Harris. Fifth row: Melvin Harris, Walter Lattimore, Albert Caldwell, Preston Jones, John Mcllwain, Mr. S. W. Lancaster. 8-J CLASS First row, left to right: Charles Weddington, Mae Frances Crawford, Helen Stout, Evelyn Grasty, Robert Smith, Shirley Cook, Lorene Hasty, Jannie Harrison. Second row: Shirley Goodman, Betty Tyson, Willie Mae Moon, Norma Jean Smyre, Alma Kirksey, Jacquelyn Carson, Ernestine Davis. Third row: Gwendolyn Williams, Joyce Taylor, Linda Faucette, Diane Broadway, Delores Boyd. Fourth row: Reginald Brown, Faries Bush, Mae Helen Phillips, Mary Harris, Bessie Campbell, Ruby McLaughlin. Fifth row: Mr. Walter Jones, James Hayes, David Reeves, John White. 8-L CLASS First row, left to right: Mary Peterson, Lottie Miller, Clara Mildred Jones, Pauline Hawthrone, Stella Kelly, Judy Oakley, Wiseman, Kay Bronson, Carolyn Sifford, Juanita Kerr. Fourth Mack, Thomas Gladney. Cherry, Shirley Smith, Juanita Cowan, Brenda Godfrey, Annie Hyde. Dianne Boyd. Third row: Lucy Earl, Shirley Holt, Barbara Steele, Betty row William Moore, Billy McNeely, Mrs. Lash, Larric Russell, William Second Cherry, Agnew, row: Doris Cecil 7-J CLASS Ernestine Clawson, Brenda McCall, Hedy Godfrey, Joan Olds, Leroy First row left to riqht: Thomasine Conington, Laverne Boger, Nadine Smith, - ---- - - . . ■ .. c i r-, Robinson Johnny Krider Second row: Phyllis Davis, Marian Cook, Shirley McLaughlin, Dorothy Oakman, Frances Moore, Rose Hopkins, Ear Graham, Harold P aks Third row: Janie Tremble, Bonnie Bennett, Sarah Patterson, Carol Lancaster, Advisor: Mrs. Dons Jones. Fourth row: Murnel Graham, Doris Brotherton, Patricia Saulters, Mary White, James Connor, Joseph Johnson, Marlow Shute. STUDENT COUNCIL First row, left to right: Shirley McLaughlin, Ernestine Davis, Juani son, Gwendolyn Curlee, Eleanor Patterson, Marion John Teamer, Harry McLaughlin, Mrs. D. P. Jones, George Strawder, Leonard Harris, Lloyd Yarborough Barbara Siler, Jannett Davis, Dianne Hawkins, Sylvia Ervin, Adelia Boger, Ora Robertson, Beatrice fa McGriff, Aliosie Baker, Martha Yarborough, Joan Wilkins. Third row: Advisor: Mr. Cook, Dianne Davis, Cora Robertson, Sarah Leach, Charles Partee, Herman Advisor. Fourth row: Robert Fisher, Marie French, Mary Hardin, Betty J Lowery. Second row: . Nicholson, Betty John- Redd, James Lattimore, ones, Shirley Greenard, 7-A CLASS First row, left to right: Ann Witt, Eloise Burch, Bettye Cowans, Charles Boyd, Charles Partee, John F. Jordan, John Cole, Roy Keith, Richard Donaloson, Fred Hovis. Second row: Carolyn Bruce, Annie Pearl Clayborn, Ida Belle Birst, William Atkins, William Steele, Clemson Kelly, James Gaither, Billy P. Ingram. Third row: Mr. J. E. Anderson, Nancy Lee Byrd, Patricia Ann Blakenev, Joyce Lucille Wood, Sarah Lee Smith, Dorothy Mae Burton, Elizabeth Wiseman, Novell Agnew, Joe Daniel Cowans, Willie Thompson. V f Ls m 1 imp 7 ' H - ■ I i fl 1 : itk 4 BUB Cfti 7-D CLASS First row, Second row: Allen Glasco, Davis, Shirley � tt to right: William Sadler, John Scott, Lovett Gaither, Bobby Clawson, Sandra Goodman, Richard Godfrey, James Poage, Larry Connor, mes Wright, Clarence McGee, Mattie Wallace, Diane Hawkins, Patricia Cole, John Teamer, George Ba lard. Third row: Betty Barns, sraldine Vinson, Ellen Blakney, William Henderson. Fourth row: Mrs. Dalton, Ethel McLendon, Elaine Wiseman, Joyce Holt, Margaret onaldson. THE MATH CLUB Standing, left to right: Harriet B. Lowery, James Martin, Sarah Leach. Seated at desk: Mr. W. L. Miller. First row, front to back: Cletus Gibson. Second row: Dorothy Aldrich, Agnes Partee. Third row: Marselene Smith, George Goodman, Price Brown, James Weddington. Fourth row, front to back: Aljosie Baker, Lloyd Yarborough, Leroy Woods, Janie Morris. Fifth row, front to back: Frank Goodrum. It i f 4 ,JL : ft r % . gm . ' 0 tfl 1 •� ... MS - vHb -tj WF THE F. B. L. A. CLUB Front row, left to right: Gwendolyn Ford, Nell Wilson, Lottie Robinson. Second row: Dorothy Koontz, Agnes Partee, Barbara Smarr, Mary Brother- ton. Third row: Mary Wilkins, Lula Belle Norman, Sarah Leach, Julius Broadway, Janie Morris, Thelma Cole. Fourth row: Evelyn McClain, Molly Alexander, Shirley Harris, Thomas Morgan, Joyce Ellis. Fifth row: Jerome Ingram, Aljosie Baker, Lloyd Yarborough, Alice Tate, Advisor, Miss ' Eunice Powers. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB First row, left to right: William AAcConneaughey, Helen Agnew, Janie AAorris, AAarselene Smith, Beatrice Lowery, Robert Ervin. Second row: AAary Wilkins, James AAartin, Cora Robertson, Price Brown, Sarah Leach, Jerome Ingram. Third row: Emmett Rippy, Arthur Turner, Charles Hardin, Robert Johnson. Not shown: Gwendolyn Ford, Ora Robertson, Lula Norman. ' F. T. A. First row, left to right: Thomas AAorgan, Alice Tate, Lottie Robinson, Thelma Cole, Eleanor Patterson, Lallage Oglesby, AAarselene Smith, Juanita AAcGriff, Dorothy Aldrich, Cora Robertson, Janie AAorris, Cletus Gibson. Second row: AAiss Sarah Hunter, advisor. Flora Kirksey, Ora Robertson, Deborah Abel, Patricia Saunders, Betty Reid, Beatrice Lowery, Nell Wilson, Sarah Leach, Elizabeth Pearson, Bernice Coan, Gwendolyn Ford, Sandra Clark, Betty Johnson. Third row: Rena Fields, Betty Fantt, Thomas Clawson, Johnsie Lyerly, Lula Norman, Molly Alexander, Shirley Greenard, AAary Wilkins, Gwendolun Curlee, Helen Agnew. NEW HOMEMAKING ROOM Seated, left to right: Kay Frances Sherman, Eva Krider, Mae Catherine Davis, Phyllis Neely, Alice Tate, Barbara Neely. Standing, left to right: Deborah Abel, Mary Wilson, Mrs. Georgia Lash, Josephus McCorkle, Betty Fantt, Lottie Robinson, Mary Brotherton, Elaine Connor, Doris Wilson, Yvonne Standifer. BRICKLAYING CLASS left to , n 9 h,: Leroy Douglas, Frank Feaster, Mr. Alexander Monroe. Second row: Robert Massey, Curtis Atkins, Benjamin McLendon, William Tugman, Arthur Watkins, John Brown, William McGarity, Theodore Ross. SAFETY PATROL Front row, left to right: Reginald Brown, William Agnew, Richard Johnson, William Atkins, Mary Wilkins, Larry Connor, Betty Barnes, Betty Johnson, Danny McKinney. Second row: Mr. W. L. Miller, Betty Lou Lowery, Samuel Boger, Mary Lee Johnson, James Lattimore, Agnes Partee, James McNeely, Barbara Boger, Harry McNeely, Mary Lee White, Mr. J. E. Anderson, Annie Pearl Clayborne. INDUSTRIAL ARTS II First row, left to right: David Wilson, George McLaughlin, John Norman Second row: Robert Johnson, Milford Agnew, Robert Tabor, John Bozeman Samuel Boger, Walter Howell. Ben Cureton, Calvin Martin, Walter Cook, Terry Moore, Charles Smith. Claudie Boyd, John Stout, James Burton, John Chambers, James McNeely, LIBRARY SCIENCE CLUB Seated, left to right: Doris Wiseman, Richard Donaldson, Juanita Cowan, Betty Cowan, James Gaither, Dianne Boyd, Stella Kelly, Geraldine Grasty, Catherine Brotherton, Vergie Byers, Lloyd Yarborough, Aljosie Baker, Agnes Partee, Almeader Stovall, Leonard Harris, Thomas Morgan, Rena Fields, Judy Oakley, Ann Witt, Dorothy Aldrich, Ernestine Davis, Shirley Goodman, Jacquelyn Carson, Mae Frances Crawford. Center standing: Advisor, Miss S. Hunter. Standing: Frank Goodrum, Sandra Clark, Milford Agnew, Dianne Hawkins, Mary Partee, Mary Peterson, Juanita Kerr, Shirley Smith, Kay Frances Bronson, Lester Neely, Jimmy Wright, John Teamer, Marlow Shute, Lavern Boger, Phyllis Davis, Patricia Saulters. INDUSTRIAL ARTS I First row, left to right: James Boger, Otis McClain, Marion Cox, Ervin Holt, Edgar French, Charles Harris, William Massey, John Oakman, Preston Jones, Edward Cole, Alphonso Feaster, Earnest Taylor, Bobby Aldrich, George Curlee, Edwin Little, Wayland Mitchell, Calvin McQuiller, Robert Clodfelter, Clement McCombs, Leroy Patterson, John Broker, Walter Lattimore, Woodrow Nichols, Leonard Alexander, Melvin Harris, Melvin Lentz, Charles McGarify, Charles Smith, John Menton, Sylvester McConneaughey, Danny McKinney. Second row: Albert Caldwell, Herbert Caldwell, Gordon Witt, John Tobias, John McElwain, Charles McLendon, Samuel Hopkins, James Salmon, Willy Wells, Harry McNeely, Johnny Massey. DRIVER EDUCATION Standing, left to right: Mr. W. L. Miller, advisor, Deborah Abel, Ora Robertson, Molly Alexander, Lula Norman, Doris Wilson, Sarah Authella Leach, Marselene Smith, Agnes Partee, Lottie Robinson, Johnsie Lyerly, Nell Wilson. Kneeling: Walter Roberts, Melvin Reid, Leroy Woods, Richard Walker. In car: Dorothy Louise Aldrich. Not shown: Harold McClain. NEW SCIENCE LABORATORY First table, left to right: Beatrice Lowery, Gloria Smith, Addie Weaks, Martin Alexander, Gwendolyn Ford. Second table: Agnes Lee Partee, Eleanor Patterson, Brenda Woods, Douglas Heath, Barbara Broadway, Avis Wilkins. Third table: Sandra Clark, Bernice Coan, Betty Johnson, Nancy Jones, Juanita McGriff. THE BIG SISTERS CLUB First row, left to right: Helen Agnew, Evelyn McClain, Ora Robertson, Alice Tate, Lottie Robinson, Barbara Smarr, Beatrice Lowery, Nell Wilson. Second row: Lula Norman, Aljosie Baker, Janie Morris, Gwendolyn Ford, M s. A. A. Lancaster, advisor, Thelma Cole, Yvonne Standifer, Cora Robertson, Evangeline Salmon, Mary Wilkins. THE GLEE CLUB First row, left to right: Nancy Jones, Barbara Siler, Betty Johnson, Dianne Davis, Sandra Taggart, Evelyn McClain, Gwendolyn Curlee, Jacquelyn Fleming Brenda Woods, Alice Tate, Miss Gwendolyn Tipp, advisor. Second row: Roberta Lewis, Annie Fisher, Alice Garrett, Vergie Byers, Joyce Ellis, Sandra Clark, Flora Kirksey, Gloria Smith, Juanita McGriff, Betty Fantt, Willie Boger. Third row: Ahab Beaty, William Glenn, John Aldrich, Albert Stout, Bernice Coan, Dorothy Koontz, Walter Alston, Thomas Morgan, Charles Miller. Fourth row: William Lattimore, Charles Hardin, Julius Broadway, I nomas bteele, George Chunn, Leroy Douglas, David Wilson, Robert Johnson. THE Hl-Y First row, left to right: George Goodman, Leroy Woods, Robert Johnson, Jerome Ingram, Richard Walker, Leroy Douglas, Charles Pete Hardin, Jimmy McCorkle, George Crawford, Cletus Gibson. Second row: Lloyd Yarborough, Harold McClain, James Weddington, Robert Massey, Oscar Har¬ grave, Walter Roberts, James Jones, Samuel Blackwell, James Logan, Henry Withers, James Lattimore, Frederick Welborne. Third row: Harry McLaugh¬ lin, Frank Goodrum, Copell Johnson, Roosevelt Copeland, Price Brown, Thomas Morgan, John Aldrich, Leonard Graham, James McNeely, James Martin, advisor: Mr. J. W. Nicholson. THE FRENCH CLUB First row, left to right: Johnny Mae Tracy, Geraldine Grasty, Carrie Hargrave, Kay Frances Sherman, Mary Godfrey, Mary Moon, Shirley Grasty, Thelma Cole, Aljosie Baker, Beatrice Lowery. Second row: James Logan, Thomas Morgan, Mary Wilson, Barbara Neely, Nell Wilson, Elaine Connor, Barbara Smarr, Agnes Partee, Evelyn McClain, Molly Alexander, Yvonne Standifer, Freddie Welborne. Third row: Lloyd Yarborough, Harry McLaugh¬ lin, James Jones, Willie Mae Boger, Almeader Stovall, Rena Mae Field, Evangeline Salmon, Johnsie Lyerly, Samuel Cole, Jacob Earl, George Goodman, Julius Broadway, William Lattimore, James McNeely, Albert Stout, James Lattimore, Thomas Clawson. Fourth row: Ahab Beaty, Samuel Boger, George Chunn, Calvin Turner, John Aldrich, advisor, Mrs. A. A. Lancaster, Leonard Graham, Jimmy McCorkle. BIG BROTHERS First row, left to right: James Weddington, Richard Walker, Leroy Woods, Sidney Neely, Oscar Hargrave, Jimmy McCorkle, James Lattimore, Harry McLaughlin, Frank Goodrum. Second row: Mr. I. J. Olds, advisor, Henry Withers, Roosevelt Copeland, George Goodman, Leroy Douglas, James Jones, Jerome Ingram, Lloyd Yarborough, Samuel Cole, Robert Massey, Cletus Gibson, Mr. A. Monroe, advisor. Third row: Walter Roberts, Price Brown, James Martin, Samuel Boger, James McNeely. mm ® m . t m I %£ ■■■ m mum ’■% M s m -. •:? mmt M m CHEERLEADERS First row, left to right: Juanita McGrifF, Willie Mae Boger, Nell Wilson, Sandra Clark, Betty Johnson, Charles Miller, Gloria Smith, Flora Kirksey. Rena Mae Fields, Elizabeth Pearson, Lula Bell Norman. Second row: THE BAND First row, left to right: Lallage Oglesby, Vera Walker, Lovie Gaither, Ruby McLaughlin, Jannette Davis, Adelia Boger, Geraldine Grasty, Shirley Grasty, Barbara Goodrum, Samuel Blackwell, James Poag, Jacquelyn Saulters, Marselene Smith, Ora Robertson, Thelma Cole, Larry Connor, Harold Peaks. Second row: Sandra Vails, Mary Wilson, Phyllis Davis, Shirley Goodman, Betty Reid, Edgar French, Barbara Broadway, Yvonne Standifer, Cora Robertson, Mary Burton, Edward Cole, Sylvia Ervin. Third row: Jannette Scott, Almeader Stovall, Eleanor Patterson, Flonnie French, Mary Brown, Gwendolyn Ford, George Goodman, Elaine Connor, Lottie Robinson, La Frieta McMullen, Dorothy Aldrich, Claudie Boyd, Charles Miller. Fourth row: Mr. I. J. Olds, director, Joyce Ellis, Howard Ormand, James McCorkle, George Strawder, Richard Johnson, Sarah Stout, Sarah Leach, Jerome Ingram, Walter Howell, Samuel Cole, Melvin Lentz. fiSESl? mm mm mm me m sssss: .. .. Sptjl i wm® ma - mmT DRUM MAJOR AND MAJORETTES Left to right: Janet Scott, Vera Walker, Charles Miller, Sandra Vails, Joyce Ellis, Lallage Oglesby. PRICEAN STAFF First row, left to right: Lula Belle Norman, Helen Agnew, Mary Wilkins, Aljosie Baker, Lloyd Yarborough. Second row: George Goodman, Nell Wilson, Cora Hart, Carrye Hargrave, Cletus Gibson. Third row: James Martin, Mollye Alexander, Agnes Partee, Lottie Robinson. Fourth row: Gwen¬ dolyn Ford, Yvonne Standifer, Sarah Leach, James Wheeler. Fifth row: Jerome Ingram, Betty Johnson, Barbara Smarr, Alice Tate. Sixth row: Miss Jean Harley, Barbara Goodrum, Loretta McKenzie. Standing: Edward Mitchell. ' -m, % ■ ■ m NEW CAFETERIA Consolidation IMPRESSIONS OF THE JUNIOR HIGH DEPARTMENT There was something new when Price High School opened for business in September for the 1957-1958 school year. First, there were the new buildings— the cafeteria and the senior high wing—and the completely renovated main wing. And second, there was an almost entirely new educational climate with the coming of the seventh and eighth grades from Lincoln and Monroe Street Elemen¬ tary Schools to form the new junior high department. Naturally, there had to be a period of adjustment for the new junior high students and the senior high students as well. This adjustment was made very rapidly with no apparent ill-effects being suffered by any segment of the newer and bigger Price Junior-Senior High School family. Many educational as well as social advantages can be seen as having been derived from the type of organization completed and the use made of personnel and facilities for the junior high department. Students in this section have ex¬ pressed happiness at not having to face only one teacher every period of every day throughout the year. The personnel responsible for assisting junior high teachers with their classes as well as giving direct instruction in physical education, industrial arts and crafts, and music, have been instrumental in making the educa¬ tional life of the new students well-rounded and enriching. Students have been afforded a wider variety of educational pursuits than they have ever enjoyed before. They have been accepted in the full life of the school to a degree that leaves little to be desired. Groups to which they belong include the Junior Glee Club, Library Science Club, Student Council, Safety Patrol, Junior Varsity Basket¬ ball Team, Little Sisters, Little Brothers, and Band. Engaging in these types of activities will no doubt make for an ease in these students ' adjustment to the senior high mode of life as well as currently allowing them outlets for their social well-being. The writer feels that the idea of a junior-senior high school type of organiza¬ tion such as is possessed here at Price will reap even greater benefits in the years to come. He feels that the school wasted no time in getting started in this new venture. At year ' s end much can be seen as being accomplished in making the lives of students more enriching, more enjoyable, and at the same time more challenging. May the years ahead prove our faith in a bigger and better Price Junior-Senior High School that will continue to lift our boys and girls out of the darkness of ignorance and into the light of understanding necessary for a better community and a better world. W. G. JONES GIRLS ' BASKETBALL TEAM Kneeling, left to right: Sylvia Ervin, trainer, Virginia Jordan, Lorraine Brotherton, Barbara Broadway, Patricia Walker, Rena Fields, Jacquelyn Fleming, Betty Jones, La Frieta McMullen, Barbara Boger, Gladys Martin, Shirley Greenard, Lula Norman, Elaine Connor, Nellie Wiseman, Helen Agnew, Sadie Hawkins, Doris Bruce, Almeader Stovall, trainer. Standing: Mary Wilkins, Mrs . B. D. Lee, advisor, Evangeline Salmon. BOYS ' BASKETBALL TEAM Left to right: Hugh Lattimore, Herman Redd, Robert Tabor, Lester Hawkins, Calvin Martin, Walter Roberts, Douglas Heath, Robert Fisher, W. D. Peerman, coach, James Martin, Edward Mitchell, Curtis Elder, Leander Steele, Henry Withers, Howard Ormand, James Lattimore, trainer. Highlights Of 1957-58 SEPTEMBER Price Junior-Senior High School Begins Four New Teachers Added to Staff Mrs. Poinsette-Lash Miss Gwendolyn Tipp Mr. W. D. Peerman Mr. James Bennett Football Season Begins Senior Assembly Program OCTOBER Influenza Epidemic Our Beloved, Calvin Turner, Expires Homecoming Game and Dance Gwendolyn Ford Crowned Miss Price N. H. A. District Convention N. H. A., F. B. L. A., Math Clubs Initiate Senior Day at A T College Senior Day at Livingstone College NOVEMBER Richard Walker, Robert Ervin Chosen Most Valuable FootbaM Players Leroy Douglas Most Improved Player First 1957-58 Pricean Published Yvonne Standifer Crowned Miss Varsity Aljosie Baker, Runner-up in I Speak For Democracy Contest Annual Football Assembly Football Team Distributes Thanksgiving Baskets to Needy DECEMBER Richard Walker Goes to Shrine Youth Bowl Game in Durham American Education Week Program Annual Student Council Meeting in New Bern, N. C. Basketball Season Begins American Legion District Oratorical Contest Annual Christmas Program Presented by Glee Club and Band Class Rings Arrive Two Weeks Vacation JANUARY New Television Received Semester Examinations FEBRUARY Negro History Week Celebration Hi-Y District Convention Cadet Teachers of Livingstone College Begin Practice Price Defeats Dunbar (Two Games) Valentine Sisters Project Mrs. Lancaster Honored with This Is Your Life Program Lenten Service Begins—Speakers Rev. George Thomas Dr. Frank Brown Rev. Harlee Little Rev. Mack Brandon Bishop R. L. Jones Dr. J. P. Johnson Rev. E. L. Geiger MARCH District N. C. S. I. O. Meeting Glee Club Festival in Winston-Salem Basketball Tournament Debutante Ball APRIL Band Festival, Newton Varsity Banquet Intramural Basketball Games Jerome Ingram Places First in Phi Beta Sigma District Oratorical Contest; Second in Regional Phi Beta Sigma Oratorical Contest Cora Robertson Wins Second Place in Phi Beta Sigma District Oratorical Contest; First in Regional Penny Queen and King Contest: Avis Wilkins, Queen; Harold Broadway, King Band Gives Concert Hi-Y Convention in Greensboro Class Superlatives Chosen Annual Goes to Press MAY Band Festival May Day May Queen—Mary Wilkins May King—James Martin Junior-Senior Prom Music Week Invitations Arrive Senior Class Day Memorial Day Solo-Oratorical Contest JUNE Annual Sermon Awards Day Graduation Miss Price” MISS GWENDOLYN BONITA FORD “MISS PRICE AND ATTENDANTS Left to right: Martha Yarborough, Shirley Greenard, Gwendolyn Ford ( Miss Price ), Barbara Neely, Ernestine Clawson. HOMECOMING ATTENDANTS Senior High, left to right: Cora Robertson ( Miss Senior ), Curtis Atkins ( Mr. Senior ), Alean Hasty ( Miss Junior ), William Lattimore ( Mr. Junior ), Brenda Witt ( Miss Sophomore ), Walter Cook ( Mr. Sophomore ), Betty Lou Lowery ( Miss Freshman ), Harry McNeely ( Mr. Freshman ). Junior High, left to right: Lorraine Hasty ( Miss Eighth Grade ), William Agnew ( Mr. Eighth Grade ), Carol Lancaster ( Miss Seventh Grade ), Marlowe Shufe ( Mr. Seventh Grade ). Sports The Price High School Red Devils under the di¬ rection of Coach S. W. Lancaster and Coach W. D. Peerman had a successful season this year with a 5-4 over-all record and a 4-3 conference record. Paving the way for the Red Devils were Robert Ervin, John Cathcart, Copell Johnson and Edward Mitchell. On the forward wall for the Devils were Robert Fisher, William McConneaughey, Leander Steele, Leroy Douglas, Theodore Ross, Richard Walker, Larry Logan and James Lattimore. Three seniors were nominated for football awards; they were Robert Ervin and Richard Walker, most valu¬ able players, and Leroy Douglas, most improved player’ Richard Walker, senior tackle and captain of the team, was elected to the state all-star team and played defensive tackle for the West at the Skinners ' Youth Bowl game in Durham. The departing seniors are Richard Walker, Henry Jordan, Leroy Woods, Leroy Douglas, Rob¬ ert Ervin, Theodore Ross, Leonard Graham, Rob¬ ert M assey, Robert Johnson, James Hawkins, William McConneaughey, James Weddington and Frank Goodrum. FOOTBALL SCORES Price 25.Thomasville 7 Price 0 .Lexington 6 Price 24.Reidsville 14 Price 0.West Charlotte 21 Price 13 Second Ward 7 Price 7.High Point 13 Price 0 .Asheville 21 Price 6 Carver 0 Price 33.Concord 6 88 95 Switching over from the gridiron to the hard¬ wood, the Red Devils continued to make a good showing. Senior center, James Martin, led the Devils this season with 365 points, followed by Douglas Heath with 222 points. The Devils com¬ pleted a 12-6 over-all record and a 6-5 conference record. There ' s only one senior on the hardwood team, Center and Captain James Martin. The Red Devils were successful enough to play in the tournament, in which they won the first round from Concord 79-28 and lost in the semi¬ finals to West Charlotte 69-43. This season officially ended with a banquet given by the Athletic Committee. The Rev. Floyd McAdoo, pastor of St. John ' s Lutheran Church, speaker for the occasion, pointed out how to have a successful team. Some of the points included were-, to have a successful team the players must have good health, determination, and must be able to follow as well as to lead. Athletic Monograms were presented to 32 ath¬ letes at a chapel program this year. BASKETBALL SCORES Price 58. .Landis 57 Price 70. Landis 66 Price 62 . Badin 47 Price 48 . High Point 49 Price 54 .Second Ward 53 Price 47. High Point 44 Price 47. Lexington 37 Price 60.West Charlotte 69 Price 52 Concord 47 Price 64 .Carver 53 Price 53 Dunbar 52 Price 54 Carver 68 Price 81 Lexington 25 Price 55.Badin 47 Price 50 Second Ward 61 Price 53 West Charlotte 54 Price 50 Dunbar 43 Price 53 Concord 55 961 930 The J. V. Red Devils initiated its basketball season this year. Although this attempt was the first of its kind at Price it was received with a great deal of enthusiasm. It was a short season but they emerged more wise in fundamentals and with a record of 3 losses and 1 win. The squad included: Leandrew Steele, Charles McGarity, Clement McCombs, Wayland Mitchell, John Tobias, Woodrum Nicholas, Edward Little, Bobby Aldrich, Melvin Lentz, George Strawder, Gordon Witt, William Agnew, Harold Robinson, James Salmon, Otis McClain, manager, and S. W. Lancaster, Coach. J. V. SCORES Price 22 High Point 39 Price 26 Carver 15 Price 28 Carver 33 Price 26.High Point 45 102 132 william McConneaughey GIRLS BASKETBALL REPORT The Price High School ' s Devilettes, under the direction of Mrs. B. D. Lee, had a fair season this year, winning 6 games and losing 8. The most valuable player was La Frieta Mc¬ Mullen. The most improved player was Barbara Broadway. The leading scorers were Evangeline Salmon and Mary Wilkins. Lula Norman, Helen Agnew and Sadie Hawkins were outstanding per¬ formers. This season ended the high school basketball career of Lula Norman, Helen Agnew, Mary Wil- kins, La Frieta McMullen, Elaine Connor and Evangeline Salmon. RECORD Price 20. Landis 21 Price 31. Landis 26 Price 14. Second Ward 18 Price 26 Lexington 25 Price 23 West Charlotte 36 Price 24 Logan 14 Price 22 Dunbar 20 Price 18 Lexington 20 Price 16 Badin 26 Price 24. West Charlotte 18 Price 20 Dunbar 12 Price 22 Logan 23 Price 26 Second Ward 28 Price 18 Badin 31 305 317 EVANGELINE SALMON the l. h. hall gymnasium o 0 MAT£D Senior Cl ass Directory Deborah Abel, 63 Fairview Heights.Salisbury, N. C. Helen Agnew, 316 South West Streel.Salisbury, N. C. Dorothy Aldrich, 19-E Civic Park Apartments.Salisbury, N. C. Molly Alexander, 60-Q Civic Park Apartments.Salisbury, N. C. Curtis Atkins, 2-A Brookview Apartments.Salisbury, N. C. Aljosie Baker, 1151 Kenly Street.Salisbury, N. C. Mary Brotherton, 411 Graham Street.Salisbury, N. C. Price Brown, 730 Institute Street.Salisbury, N. C. Ada Burch, 304 Institute Street.Salisbury, N. C. Thelma Cole, 609 East Monroe Streel .Salisbury, N. C. Elaine Connor, 13-D Brookview Apartments. Salisbury, N. C. Leroy Douglas, P. O. Box 43.Spencer, N. C. Joyce Ellis, 301 Messner Street.Salisbury, N. C. Robert Ervin, 525 South Craige Street.Salisbury, N. C. Betty Fantt, 801 Cemetery Street.Salisbury, N. C. Gwendolyn Ford, 1814 North Long Street.Spencer, N. C. Rachel Gaither, 1014 West Bank Street.Salisbury, N. C. Cletus Gibson, Route 2, Box 155.Salisbury, N. C. George Goodman, 1116 South Lloyd Street.Salisbury, N. C. Frank Goodrum, 103 South Lloyd Street.Salisbury, N. C. Leonard Graham, Route 8, Box 480.Spencer, N. C. Charles Hardin, 316 Messner Street.Salisbury, N. C. Shirley Harris, General Delivery.China Grove, N. C. Cora Hart, 417 Messner Street.Salisbury, N. C. James Hawkins, 11-C Civic Park Apartments.Salisbury, N. C. Jerome Ingram, 1140 Grady Street.Spencer, N. C. Robert Johnson, 701 Barnhardt Alley.Salisbury, N. C. Henry Jordan, 411 East Horah Street. Salisbury, N. C. Dorothy Koontz, 749 Clay Street.Salisbury, N. C. Sarah Leach, 1418 Old Wilkesboro Road.Salisbury, N. C. Beatrice Lowery, 1531 West Horah Street.Salisbury, N. C. Johnsie Lyerly, 315 South West Street.Salisbury, N. C. James Martin, 300 South Craige Street.Salisbury, N. C. Robert Massey, 1202 West Horah Streel.Salisbury, N. C. Evelyn McClain, 601 West Locke Street.Salisbury, N. C. William McConneaughy, 30-H Brookview Apartments.Salisbury, N. C. Jimmy McCorkle, 57 Fairview Heights.Salisbury, N. C. La Frieta McMullen, 421 Concord Road.Salisbury, N. C. Charles Miller, 729 South Clay Street.Salisbury, N. C. Janie Morris, 804 South Caldwell Street.Salisbury, N. C. Lula Belle Norman, 718 West Kerr Street.Salisbury, N. C. Lallage Oglesby, 607 North Church Street.Salisbury, N. C. Agnes Partee, 6-B Civic Park Apartments.Salisbury, N. C. Charles Partee, 316 Clark ' s Alley.Salisbury, N. C. Joe Patterson, 805 South Caldwell Street.Salisbury, N. C. Flizabeth Pearson, 507 South Shaver Street .Salisbury, N. C. Elsie Ragin, 708 Vfc West Fisher Street.Salisbury, N. C. Melvin Reid, 711 West McCubbins Street.Salisbury, N. C. Emmett Rippy, 610 East Horah Street.Salisbury, N. C. Cora Robertson, General Delivery.Granite Quarry, N. C. 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Cureton, Owner Delivery Anywhere In City Curb Service, Open from 2 P.M.-2 AM. 1600 Old Wilkesboro Road PHONES 5760 OR 6946-W Compliments of The Metal Arts Co. Incorporated ROCHESTER, N. Y. Pioneers of a Negro Sales Force Official Jewelers to Price High School W. F. Kelsey, Agent ALBEMARLE, N. C. Compliments of West Monroe Service Station Compliments of Carolina Maid Products, Inc. PHILLIPS 66 Manufacturers of 1030 W. Monroe Street WOMEN ' S DRESSES SLIPPERS Phone 9380 GRANITE QUARRY, N. C. Compliments of ARNOLD’S SUNBEAM BAKERY Your Guide to Better Fashions 108 S. Main Street SALISBURY, N. C. Compliments of EARLE’S Office Supplies THE GOLD 119 W. Innes Street Phone 1909 SHOP Compliments of FISHER-THOMPSON Compliments of Salisbury Laundry Moth Proof Cleaning HARDWARE Corner Lee and Fisher Streets Phone 292 Growing Up With Opportunity When you started in high school, the Duke Power Company was already beginning new plants to supply your power need s after graduation. Now ample, low-priced power increases your job oppor¬ tunity, and Piedmont resources are ready for your energy and ideas. Good luck to you as you find yeur place in the Piedmont Carolinas. DIKE IM) Eli : ) 11 M Innes St. Drug Store Wallace Building Phone 447 Medical Center Pharmacy Phone 351 Ketner Center Phone 182 Prescription Specialists SALISBURY, N. C. Compliments of GRIMES MILLING COMPANY Flour — Feeds Meal SALISBURY, N. C. Power City Bus Line Whenever You Travel In A Group Charter One Of Our Buses Our Drivers Are Neat, Courteous and Experienced ALBEMARLE 372 325 Brooks Swartz And Co. Dealers in Junk of All Kinds 428 N. Lee St. Phone 1289 SALISBURY, N. C., Compliments of DO-DROP-INN James Bryson, Manager LEXINGTON, N. C. Compliments of GENERAL ELECTRIC SOUTHERN RADIO SERVICE Everything Electrical for the Home 127 5th Street SPENCER, N. C. WALTON’S Men ' s and Boys ' Clothing and Furnishings 107 N. Main St. Phone 3650 SALISBURY, N. C. E. B. BARGER GROCERY QUALITY MEATS AND FANCY GROCERIES 1010 W. Horah St. Phone 3640 SALISBURY, N. C. PIEDMONT RADIATOR WORKS ]� ]� ] -j—U NEHI Beverage Company ROYAL CROWN COLA Phone 41 SALISBURY, N. C. School Supplies Every Description ROWAN PRINTING CO. SALISBURY, N. C. Snap Back With STANBACK Stan back Company Ltd. 1500 S. Main Street SALISBURY, N. C. Compliments of Security Bank 8C Trust Company The Friendly Bank with Convenient Afternoon Banking Hours Salisbury, N. C. Spen cer, N. C. Kannapolis, N. C. Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Autograph: A . L Autographs ■ OWW muc UBRMi