Plato Price High School - Platonian Yearbook (Charlotte, NC)

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DEDICATICN To Miss Wilma E. Powell . . . who in her capacity as a teacher has devoted her life to the task of preparing our youth for educational growth and expansion. . . . whose influence has exerted itself upon all those that she has taught. . . . whose counseling and guidance has led many to a more useful and desirable life. . . . for giving her time and energy to this task. . . . for her faithfulness, kindness, unselfish services, and inspiration shown us during our intellectual growth. We, the senior class of nineteen hundred and fifty-nine, proudly and gratefully pay special tribute to her. With humble submission and great appreciation, we dedicate the first annual of Plato Price to Miss Wilma E. Powell whose life we feel is a priceless treasure to Plato Price High School. The Senior Class of 1959

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l -ww 'L ., t 'A H' 4' w . I A MESSAGE FROM OUR PRINCIPAL This being the first Annual published by graduating seniors of Plato Price High School, I commend you for accepting this great challenge and for working so diligently to realize a very satisfactory publication. During these final months of preparation to depart from Plato Price High School, we look upon you as those who will represent us in the future. What you make of yourself re- flect those of us who struggled untiringly to offer the type training and guidance needed in a world of frustrations. If you make good, those of us who helped to shape you destiny make good - if you fail, We fail with you. Whenl say We , I mean your home, school, community and all those individuals responsible for your training to this point. We pray that each of you, will grow stronger day-by-day, and that you will find your rightful places in society and make contributions toward the improvement of humanity. Everyone is not expected to go to college, likewise, everyone is not expected to enter trade or technical schools. But, Whatever endeavor is undertaken, everyone is expected to make worthwhile contributions in his particular area. Regardless of the type work or career one choses, he is at all times expected to be a good citizen. May the richest of blessings and the pleasant memories of Plato Price High School forever be with you. CONGRATULATIONS! I ! James Alexander Clarke Principal 4