Price High School - Pricean Yearbook (Salisbury, NC)

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George W. Miller, B.S.; M.A. IS arnm M ,- i 5 ; P R I N C I P A L M E S S A G E ; ,.v’ ... ■ ”No man is an island . . we are all a part of each other. What affects my brother, affects me. So it is with Price Junior- Senior High School. What affects one, affects the other six hundred. The year 1965-66 has been one of change here at Price, and, for the most part, all the change has been for the better. Reflec¬ tions from this vantage point are but pleasant memories of pupils, of the personnel, of events and of total school community. The pleasures of this year may be recorded in the fine school opening, the hard work of the entire staff, the acceptance of administrative change, the in¬ creased charge of the football team, the rally to victory of the basketball squad, the swelling notes of inear-perfections of the glee club, the perservance to excel by the band, the response to ac¬ tive duty of every organization, the premium placed on excellence in scholarship, and the respect of all for the culture, tradition, and heritage of the Black and Red.”. How can one measure intangi¬ bility ? How do you calculate the smiles of the staff and the stu¬ dents ? The extra efforts given to make each program a success? The surprises and concerns an entire staff has for one ? It is this and more too that makes Price Priceless! The moments of each day are, though decision-filled, a privilege and a pleasure, and, I am especial¬ ly grateful to the seniors for this, the 1966 edition of the PRICEAN. Like you, it is a treasure of mem¬ ories, recorded for posterity.

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Mr. James W. Bennett Instructor of Introduction To Vocations and Mathematics