Price High School - Pricean Yearbook (Salisbury, NC)

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CLASS POEM AU REVOIR We are the class of 61, We trust that our race has been well run; We have lost some classmates, and some we have gained, We have laughed often, though we ' d had some pain. Price High we have tried to give of our best, To you and our classmates and all the rest. We are hopeful that we will leave behind, Tokens that will help you keep us in mind. As we leave Price we are gay and sad, To have come thus far makes our hearts glad; We are proud of the knowledge we have learned, But with sorrow we part from the friends we have earned. We now leave to fulfill our dreams, To go ever onward for fame and esteem; We shall climb with vigor to heights above, And serve mankind with work and love. Through joy and sadness and elation, We remember all with appreciation, Our friends, our teachers, we leave in sorrow But we go to make a bright tomorrow. JOAN WILKINS CLASS COLORS Red and White CLASS FLOWER Red Carnation CLASS MOTTO Learn as if you were to live forever. Live as if you were to die tomorrow. CLASS SONG Price High Adieu (TUNE—MINNELIED) I The time has come, the time has come to say goodbye. To parents, friends, and alma mater, dear Price High; Our love for you has known no measure, Our high school days now at an end, Their memories we will treasure. II We thank our trustees, faculty, and parents dear. Who strove so hard in every way to guide us here; We cherish every thought and motive, And ever will we love you As our loyalty to you we give. III We know our future paths may all lie far apart, We venture forth with all our knowledge to impart, We face the future, brave and steadfast, Working to bring peace on earth Until we reach our goal at last! PRICE HIGH ADIEU! ALICE GARRETT EDGAR FRENCH GEORGE STRAWDER

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Last Will And Testament (continued) I, Bobby Aldrich, will my position in various clubs and organizations to Robert Smith; my ability to get along with, people to John Scott and my deepest appreciation to Coach Ponder, Mrs. Lee, Mr. and Mrs. Lancaster, and Mr. Nicholson. I, Joe Hunter, will my vocabulary-notebook to Paul Jones, and my best wishes for success to all Veterans who are in school. I, Charles Harris, will my position on the football team to Major Clark, my cap and gown to New shoes (Walter Williams), and my ability that I did not use to do things, to any one that can use it. I, Clement McCombs, will my ability to play basketball to Robert Morris, my tennis ability to all the young boys that I ' m leaving behind and I will my sincere appreciation to Mrs. Lee, Mr. Ponder, Mrs. Lancaster, and Mr. Nicholson. I, Gladys E. Martin, will my basketball ability to Sarah Smith; my position in all clubs to Dianne Hawkins; my ability to wear a smile to Joyce Taylor and my sincere thanks and appreciation to Mrs. Lancaster, Mrs. Lee, and Mr. Ponder. I, Vergie Byers will my typing ability to Ray Byers; my majorette position to Ruby McLaughlin and Shirley Smith, and my ability to sing to Dianne Boyd. I, Elizabeth Lorraine Brotherton, will my position on the basketball team to Brenda Taggart, my position in all clubs to William ‘Massey, and my cap and gown to my sister Doris Brotherton. !, Herbert Caldwell, will my position in the band to Anthony Welborne, my position in the photography club to Rufus Agnew, my citizenship to Jimmy Poag and my position as Scout Leader to James Jiles. I, James Broadway, will my ability to lay bricks to Charles McGee, my ability to get along with teachers to Roy Keith, and my affection to Bessie Mae Campbell. I, Jean Wilkins, will my position in all clubs to Vicky Roberts, my cousin, my title as a majore tte to anyone who deserves to hold it, my cap and gown to Ernestine Tinsley and my deepest appreciation to the faculty, especially Mrs. Watson and Mr. Jones for their patience, understanding and guidance. I, Charles Darrell McLendon will my football position to Edward Tracy, and my looks to Clinton Howie. I, Nancy Lynn, will my seat in the Senior Class to Charles McGee, my cap and gown to Shirley Cook, my nice per¬ sonality to Perline Ingram. I, Betty Jean McKenzie will my cap and gown to Mary Joe Miller. I, Ervin Holt, will my cap and gown to Preston Jones, and I will my ability to stay in school to Alvin McCorkle. I, John Chambers, will my position in all clubs to Rufus Agnew, my position as Statistician to Stanley Biggers. I leave my sincere appreciation to Mrs. Lancaster, Miss Powers, and Mrs. Lee. I, Maxine Nash, will Ruby McLaughlin my position in all clubs, my position as Drum Majorette I will to anyone who is capable of upholding it. I will my appreciation and thanks to the teachers, especially Mrs. Benjamin. I, Willie Jean Woods, will my ability to make friends and my seat in the senior class to Jimmy Massey. I give my profound thanks to the members of the Price High School Faculty. I, Annie Neely, will my position on ihe basketball team to Brenda Taggart, my height to Mable Saddler and my position in the Glee Club to Hedy Grodfrey. To Bessie Neely I will my cap and gown. I, John Lee Tobias, will my desire to want to participate in athletics and clubs to Larry Connor; to Bonnie Bennett I will my position in the Student Council, and to the faculty my eternal gratitude for everything they have done in my behalf. I, Alice McClain, will my typing ability to my sister Mary; my ability to get along with people to Doris Brotherton. I leave my sincere appreciation to the faculty of Price High School. I, Betty Jones, will my basketball position to Shirley Holt; my walk to the sophomores girls and my sincere friend¬ ship to the junior boys and faculty. I, Edwin Earl Little, will William Agnew my ability to play basketball and football; I will my position in all clubs and my gentlemanlike ways to William Massey. To Mr. Nicholson, Mr. Miller, Mrs. D. P. Jones and Mrs. Lancaster, I say thank you. I, Harry Lee McNeely, will to Richard Johnson my ability to play football; my position in the Big Brother ' s Club and Hi-Y to Robert Morris; I will my ability and skill in industrial arts and brick-laying to Walter Williams, and to my brother Billy, I will my cap and gown. I, Edgar N. French, Jr., will my musical ability to those who find beauty in music, my scholastic ability to those who desire to achieve; my cap and gown to my sister Carolyn; and most of all my deepest adoration to Miss Anne Witt. I, George Franklin Slrawder, will my cap and gown to my sister Mary; my position as 1st cornet player in the band to Calvin Boger; and my sincere appreciation to Miss Weeks. I, Janet Antonette Davis, will my position in the marching band to Constance Streater; my position in all clubs and my cap and gown to my sister Phyllis Davis. My deepest gratitude to the faculty, especially Mrs. A. O. Watson and Mr. Miller. I, James Boger, will my position in all clubs to my sister Laverne; i will my deepest gratitude to Mr. Jones and faculty, especially Mrs. Lancaster, Mr. Nicholson, and Miss Weeks. I, George Curlee, bequeath all my positions in clubs to my brothers and sisters. To Mr. Jones and the faculty I leave my sincere gratitude I, Jannette Long, will my cap and gown to Bessie Campbell, and my deepest appreciation to all the faculty. I, John Mcllwain, will my ability to play the bass horn to Alvin McCorkle; my loving ways to my brother Steve, and my pleasing personality to Geraldine Coleman. I, Alma Clark, will my position in the band to Gwendolyn Williams; my dancing ability to Roy Keith and Sonny John¬ son; my cap and gown to Baxter Wright; and my appreciation to Mr. Jones and Mrs. Lancaster. I, Terry Moore, will my ability to lay bricks to anyone who deserves it. I leave my cap and gown to my brother William. I, Robert Clodfelter, will my place in the Hi-Y and Big Brother ' s Club to Jimmy Poag; my ability to get along with people to Jimmy Woods; and my admiration to C. J.; I leave my appreciation to all the teachers. I, Joyce Robertson, will my position in all clubs to Arwilda Robertson; my cap and gown to Aggrant Robertson; and my ability to get along with people to Homer Robertson. I, Albert Caldwell, will my track ability to Jimmy Poag; my football ability to Joe Johnson; and my other abilities to the one person who wants or needs them. I, Sandra Vails, will my position on the majorette squaH to Phyllis Davis, my position in all clubs and organizations to Carol Lancaster; and my gratitude to those who have helped us get this far. I, Mary Edgar, will my position on the cheering squad to Shirley Smith; and my ability to get along with people to Helen Stout; I leave my appreciation to Mr. AAiller. I, Otis McClain, will my position in typing to Laverne Boger; my driving skill to Baxter Wright; and my ability to stay out of trouble to John Scott and Earl Graham. I, Kenny Joe Brown, will my position on the track team to Preston Jones; my ability to think of things to say when talking to girls, to Alvin McCorkle. I leave my thanks to all the teachers, especially Mrs. Lancaster and Mr. Ponder I, Barbara Jean Boger, will my position in the Big Sister ' s Club to Gwendolyn Williams; my ability to participate in school affairs; and my cap and gown I leave to my brothers James and William. I leave my sincere appreciation to Mr Jones and faculty, especially Miss Weeks. Drawn up by: Barbara Boger Witnesses: Carolyn Russell, Shirley Sharpe, Wayland Mitchell, Edgar French

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Most Co-operative JOHN TOBIAS JANET DAVIS Quietest HERBERT CALDWELL MAGDALINE KELLY Superlatives Best Looking SANDRA VAILS CHARLES McGARITY Most Courteous JAMES BOGPR MARY HARDIN Biggest Flirt BETTY JONES EDWIN LITTLE Wittiest — Most Talkative ANNIE NEELY OTIS McCLAIN Friendliest — Best Personality GEORGE STRAWDER MARY HARDIN Most Oratorical BARBARA BOGER EDGAR FRENCH Most Artistic HERBERT CALDWELL BETTY JONES