Price High School - Pricean Yearbook (Salisbury, NC)

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Seniors AVIS WILKINS The essence of knowledge is having it to apply it, not having it to confess your ignorance. Ambition: Secretary Activities: NHA, FELA, FTA Photo Club, Glee Club, Cheering Squad, Safety Patrol, Student Council. PATRICIA ANN WALKER Pat Honor and shame from no condition rise; act well your part, there all the honor lies. Ambition: Elemenlary Teacher Activities: G i r I s ' Basketball team, Cheering Squad, Safety Patrol, Student Council. VIOLA ANN WILSON Vi Good, better, best, never let it rest until the good is better and the better is best. Ambition: Nurse Activities: Library Club, FBLA, Photo Club. NELLIE GRACE WISEMAN Nell The surest way not to fail is to de¬ termine to succeed. Ambition: Dietitician Activities: NHA, FBLA, Basketball team, Cheering Squad. BRENDA LOUISE WITT Brend Not at the top but climbing. Ambition: Secretary or Model Activities: NHA, Library Science Club, Cheering Squad, Glee Club. BRENDA LOUISE WOODS Bren Give to the world the best that you have and the best will come back to you. Ambition: Beautician Activities: NHA, FBLA, Basketball Squad, Library Club, Glee Club.

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JOHN FRANK STOUT The highest form of intellect is the character. Ambition: Brickmason Activities: NCSIO, Football team. SANDRA ELAINE TAGGART Little Bit ' Let the ropes of today ring the bells of tomorrow. Ambition: Special Education Teacher Activities: Glee Club, NHS, French Club, Science Club, Math Club, NHA, Li¬ brary Club. Seniors SARAH ELIZABETH STOUT Sister Boast not thyself of tomorrow; for thou knowest not what a day may bring forth. Ambition: Research Biologist Activities: Band, Student Council, Dra¬ matics Club, FBLA, FTA, Math Club, Science Club, French Club, Pricean Staff, Annual Staff, Basketball team. BARBARA JEAN THOMPSON Barb As we advance in life, we learn to iimit our abilities. Ambition: Seamstress Activities: Library Club, NHA. ROBERT DEWAINE TABOR Red Dog Life is what you make it. Ambition: Physical Education teacher Activities: Hi-Y, FBLA, Football, Basket¬ ball, Band, Glee Club. NATHANIEL TOBIAS Nat Plan today and build tomorrow. Ambition: Brickmason Activities: NCSIO, Track team.

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Statistician Report I, Joseph Louis Pemberton, having been chosen statistician by my classmates of ' 60, will strive to do my best in giving you an analysis of the greatest class Price has ever seen. We have five boys on the football team and our basketball learn wouldn ' t have made it without our six boys. The boys representing the track team are: Nathaniel Tobias, Larry Logan, Robert Tabor, and John Norman. They are still trying to figure out which way to run. 1 here are fifteen beautiful voices in the Glee Club, and twelve skillful players in the Band. These represent our musical seniors. The best voice in the class belongs to Nancy Jo Jones, the prettiest girl is Betty Reid, and Patricia Saunders is probably the smartest girl. They are better known to us seniors as the ' ' Three Stooges. The drinks most popular with us are: Pepsi-Cola, Nehi Orange and R. C.; however, John Stout likes a Country Club. Our favorite foods range from seafood to pinto beans and from steak to chop suey. The dance steps we like the most a re: the Madison, the Bop, Skate, Cha-Cha-Cha, and Bird- land. Calvin Martin makes up his own dances whereas Leonard Harris and Mary Lee Johnson like the Grand Canyon Waltz. The most used expression for boys is What ' s the happenings and the girls are saying Cool it. When choosing dates, the boys go for upper-class girls who really dig having a cool time. Walter Howell prefers shooting pool. Most of us plan to enter college, join the service or acquire a skill (such as barbering, brick¬ laying or being a beautician). The colleges we have selected are: Winston-Salem Teachers ' Col¬ lege, Hampton Institute, Agricultural and Technical College, Spelman College, North Carolina College, Livingstone, Johnson C. Smith, and Barber Scotia. Our favorite rhythm and blue singers are: Marv Johnson, Fats Domino and the Coasters, but Ben Cureton prefers Arthur Smith ' s Crackerjacks. Comparing our handsome boys we find that we could pass for Hollywood stars. For example: Robert Fisher and Douglas Heath could pass for Wild Bill Hicock and Jingles, Harold Broadway for Gabby Hayes, while Arthur Hunt could pass for Fat Masterson and James Burton for the Gray Ghost. The girls do various things to pass the time away, such as going to the movies, looking at TV and dancing at the Youth Center. Catherine Brotherton says she has a great fondness for the scent of gasoline and the sound of a horn. Eleanor Patterson flips over the Bib M . The shortest girls are Sandra Taggart and Doris Rankin. The tallest girls are Elizabeth Giles and Joyce Moser while Gloria Smith is the slenderest girl. Shirley Greenard and Jackie Fleming were chosen the girls most likely to go on a diet. Leonard Harris, Walter Cook and Robert Fisher are the tallest boys, but I must say all the boys are jealous over Robert Tabor ' s eyes. Nathaniel Tobias is the neatest and slimmest boy although Joe Pemberton is a thin second. All the college girls like Larry Logan because he is short, stubby and cute. Arthur Hunt is the most muscular. The girls like tall, dark, handsome men with money, of course, but Virginia Jordan likes a certain fellow who lives on Bradshaw Hill. The ones most likely to say I do first are Herman Redd and Sylvia Ervin. Meanwhile our five married girl students are trying to get Pat Walker to do likewise.—Yes, you guessed right. Our favorite sports are: football, basketball, swimming, and just plain loafing. Howard Ormond still sticks to yo-yos. Yes, it can be said that the class of ' 60 is the greatest class that has ever been at Price and— will CONTINUE to be for a long, long, long time. ! hereby sign my name as statistician of the class. Statistician ' 60 JOSEPH LOUIS PEMBERTON President Vice-President Secretary Assistant Secretary Treasurer Historian CLASS OFFICERS Robert Fisher Herman Redd Eleanor Patterson Avis Wilkins Barbara Goodrum Sylvia Ervin