Price High School - Pricean Yearbook (Salisbury, NC)

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MR. S. O. JONES To Graduating Class: It is with a great deal of pride that I congratulate you on the completion of your work here. Your many contributions to our on-going program have and will continue to be viewed with interest and admiration. May your search for knowledge, your spirit of cooperation, and your dedicaton to a noble purpose guide and sustain you as you move out from the portals of this institution and into areas of greater challenge. Sincerely, S. O. JONES

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Our Retired Principa MR. L. H. HALL To the Class of 1962: I deem it a great honor to be asked to make a statement for your annual. I wish to congratulate each member of the class on achievement through the years. I commend the Board of Education and the parents on the physical equipment, and I commend the superintendent, supervisors and teachers who have implemented these educational tools for the prepara¬ tion of your future. As a watchman on the tower, I have viewed your progress. You are living in a critical age. I challenge you to join the uncounted multitude in making the world safe for free people. In the words of Booker T. Washington, Let down your buckets where you are. I implore you to let them down in human rela¬ tions, in Christian living, in family and community life, in developing the nations ' natural resources, in respect for the aging citizens. President Kennedy has called on us not only to ask what the government can do for us, but to ask what we can do for the government. By the same token, you might consider what you can do for Salisbury. You have made a great contribution in helping to win the All-America City award for Salisbury. You can continue your good work. This is your hour of de¬ cision. May ihe Lord bless you. Be good. Accept my very warm personal regards. Sincerely yours, LUICO HAMILTON HALL Retired Principal of Price High School

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n Loving Memory Of Miss A. E. Marie Weeks The senior class dedicates this page in memory of our beloved teacher, Miss A. E. Marie Weeks, who died March 3, 1962 after a few hours of illness. For a quarter of a century, Miss Weeks had worked at Price as choral director and as English and history teacher. Her aim was always excellence and her performances were superb. Ever striving, in spite of difficulties; ever helping both pupils and teachers; ever giving of her energy and talents to school, community and friends, Miss Weeks will long be remembered by many who are better citizens because she lived.