Price High School - Pricean Yearbook (Salisbury, NC)

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Price Junior-Senior High Schoo THE BLACK AND RED Day by day we come to school, Through sunshine, rain, or snow Lessons noble, golden rules Direct us as through life we go. Games we play, in contest try Our very best to do, Always for the best desire For race and country too. Many pupils brave and strong Have left these classic walls. Visitors from far and near Have trod our spacious, sacred halls; Teachers, patrons, parents dear Are bound by cords of love. Striving evermore to lift Mankind to realms above. CHORUS: Through all the years, midst our joys a nd our tears, We ' ll always love you, dear Price High. Your colors bright, we will never slight, But hold them high until we die; For we may go North, South, East, or West, And by many colors be led; Yet, we know of all the rest. Price High School is still the best; So we ' ll cherish the Black and Red. A. A. L.

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Greetings From Our Superintendent AAR. J. H. KNOX I am honored to bring greetings and congratulations to the Pricean Staff, to the Seniors, and all other members of Price Junior-Senior High School. My very best wishes for continued success and happiness go to each of you. Cordially yours, J. H. KNOX, Superintendent

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Our Retired Principa MR. L. H. HALL The class of ' 61 salutes our retired principal, Mr. L. H. Hall. For thirty-six years he was the leader of the Negro Division of Public Schools in Salisbury. He has been a great influence in the educational, civic, and religious life in Salisbury. The class of ' 61 has thirty-two parents who finished Price during Mr. Hall ' s adminis¬ tration. We have enjoyed hearing their reminiscences, and we are thankful for his continued interest in Price.