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The Pricean [1965] \rt 1 We engaged in physical activities here; This is where our academic knowledge is this is our gymnasium. acquired. From These Walls, Great This is the nucleus of our sphere; the central agency where knowledge is imparted and bus¬ iness is transacted. Minds Have Emanated This is the heart of our circulatory system; From this building, new theories, skills the activities here produce sound minds and ideas are developed. and healthy bodies. 4QWAN PU6UC UBR> SAUSftlltY* M C 2 ■0 This is an annual publication of the Price High School of Salisbury, North Carolina Chariot Wheeler, Editor-in-Chief, Larry Goode, Co-Editor. pipi Sixty-Fiv 3 I Directing School Affairs Mr. G. W. Miller Principal In this modern age that we live . some¬ times called the jet age or the space age . the complexities of our society are many, yet we should ever place emphasis upon the most vital element of our existence, the individual. In our education circle here at Price, the lab¬ oratories, the gymnasium, the shops, and the beautiful campus do not make for the learning process; they can only add to, stimulate, make and provide a wholesome setting for learning to take place. It is the individual who must learn. Education is the first and fairest thing that the best of men can ever have. A liberal educat¬ ion is a high adventure. The human spirit is quickened and all the world becomes a brighter place to live because it is better understood. Young men and women are enabled to face what¬ ever life may bring with equanimity and cour¬ age. This is what I have found Price to be ... a molder of educationally destined young men and women. The teachers, the administration, the staff, the students, all epitomize this virture, and, as a new principal here at Price, I have seen, I have felt, I have caught this spirit and am proud to be a part of Price . for PRICE is PRICELESS! A Friendly Advisor 4 Mr. Alexander Monroe Assistant Principal Mr. J. H. Knox Superintendent llijiyfl m aw m m Mrs. Aggie P. Harrington Office Secretary Mr. L. H. Hall Our Deceased Principal By precepts and examples, he paved the way to greatness. Mrs. D. P. Jones Guidance Counselor Dedication Beatrice F. Bennett Instructor of History Vivid memories recur in the minds and hearts of many a sophomore, junior, senior and graduate as he recalls an enchanted hour spent in her classroom each day,being constantly reminded of the importance of history and its relation¬ ship to our lives today, both foreign and domestic. We found her, not only in academic life at Price High, but also in our extra¬ curricular activities. Besides instilling a knowledge of history and physical ed¬ ucation into our minds, she helps to make our yearbook a success each year. To a friend, a confidant, and our beloved senior advisor who gave each of us words of counsel and encouragement when we needed it most. We gratefully acknowledge all the help and inspiration you have given us, and in gratitude and admiration, we dedicate to you, our 1965 PRICEAN. You will forever hold a spec¬ ial place in our memories. And (hr snow really came A serious moment Miwm$ wmi£mw& mam mm mm WW4 mm mm mm wt mms tmm mv« wt&x m «* mm nmm'm tsmfw&m an? :#$ 'Mwmmm-- Wwb ■•!*'#. This is an Attempt to Present . We enjoy the company ol lriends at school especially the seniors. Miss Chariot Wheeler Editor of the 1965 ^ Pricean Jm The editor of the 1965 Pricean invites ypu to look within its covers and there to find the hopes, dreams, and aspirations which the students at Price High School have shared throughout this year. We hope that all of the memories recalled will be pleasant ones and that every dream which had its start here at Price High School will soon be ful¬ filled. Here is your Pricean! May it bring you as much happiness and in¬ spiration as it has brought to those who have worked so industriously to present it to you. The Editor Clinton 1 President Lettermer Our This is how it is done. Take heed! It’s Facilities General Science students perform experiments in Mr. Lan- "Big Maybelle" looks over the world, caster's class. 12 Miss Payne, Cadet teacher from Livingstone College, ex¬ plains techniques of correct typing to Lessie Tracey, Mar - garet Campbell and James McConneaughey. Having to use "le" or "la" before every noun, and hearing our voices on the tape recorder and through the earphones, and having Mrs. Marion- Watch this jump shot! eaux forever saying "Silence", are things we remember about French. 13 It’s Completely Intergrated Program as was Experienced This is a part of our physical fitness program. 15 1 A carry-over from the Debutante Ball Holding hands Is our business Senior Co-hearts Its Social --—.—ii-i— Future business executive. Seniors studying for exams. This page was donated by Mr. & Mrs. A. R. Kelsey. W> m Day after Day, Month after Month Until . 19 A Tribute . TO TWO GREAT PERSONALITIES To you, Mr. J. E. Anderson and Mr. J. W. Bennett, we pay tribute in our 1965 PRICEAN. Both of you are the symbols of friendship, co-operation, and belonging. Each student is a part of you, and you are a part of each student. By your friendly personal attitudes toward all of us you have tied our class and our school together. Mr. Anderson, we shall never forget the nickels we borrowed from you with our best intentions of repaying you later. Mr. Bennett, your willingness to take our pictures when we had no money and when only you knew you had no film was fun after all. Thanks for your time, patience and pretense. For these and many more reasons, we express our thanks. 20 "The whole is equal to the sum of its parts" In our sophomore year at Price High School, the class of 1965 learned this axiom in geometry class. It was a logical, universal concept that anyone could testify to as a practical truth. But the true meaning of this mathematical reality became clear only when we faced graduation as a senior class. Then, we remem¬ bered the parts: students, faculty, classes, activities and athletics; the whole: Price High School. Each is separate and important, but we of the class of *65 also remember another axiom, one to which we have dedicated ourselves in the past four years -- "The whole is GREATER than any of its parts". Faculty Page 22 Page 28 Classes Activities Page 57 Page 69 Sports 21 OUR Mr. J. E. Anderson Seventh Grade Math, Science Mrs. G. R. Benjamin ■3ifrw Librarian 1 Mrs. B. F. Bennett Senior Advisor History Mr. J. W. Bennett Ninth Grade Introduction to Vocations, Mathematics Safety Patrol NDUSTRIAL Mr. B. P. Brown Basketball Coach Arts & Crafts Industrial Arts 22 FACULTY Mr. F. Evans Seventh Grade Mrs. I. H. Duncan Senior Advisor English F.T.A. Mrs. D. P. Jones Guidance Counselor Mr. C. E. Hunt Eighth Grade Football and Basketball Coach, Science, Math, General Business Mr. S. W. Lancaster Ninth Grade Science, Mathematics Mrs. E. D. Koontz Special Education President-Elect N.E.A. 23 TRUE Mrs. N. J. Lash Eighth Grade Language Arts, Health Mrs. E. C. Marioneaux Eleventh Grade French, English Advisor, Honor Society Mr. W. L. Wilier Mathematics Mrs. Vera Moore Eighth Grade Mathematics Mr. J. W. Nicholson Tenth Grade Science Department Mr. F. D. Ponder Tenth Grade Physical Education 24 FRIENDS Mrs. V. F. Roberts Seventh Grade English Miss E. Powers Eleventh Grade English, Typing Mrs. E. C. Verbal Seventh Grade Physical Education Girls Basketball, Coach Mr. W. R. Robinson Ninth Grade Glee Club, English Mrs. A. O. Watson Ninth Grade Home Economics N.H.A., Advisor SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS James Hopkins President Larry Goode Carolyn McCrary Vice-President Secretary Elaine Hardin William Partee Assistant Secretary Treasurer 27 CLASS OF LEONARD ANDERSON "Shadow" Hi-Y, Glee Club ROSETTA BALLARD "Rozett" Basketball Team, N.H.A., Glee Club, F.T.A. MARILYN BOWMAN "Sandy" WALTER BOYD "Bonk" Chess Club, F.T.A., Safety Patrol, Football Squad BARBARA BROWN "Barb" Student Council, N.H.A., Annual Staff, F.T.A. 28 1965 HAYWOOD BURGESS MARGARET CAMPBELL "Margie" N . H . A ., Glee Club, F.T.A., Safety Patrol WILLIAM CAMPBELL "Maggie" Safety Patrol, F.T.A. Football Team, Track GLORIA CHILDERS "Glo" Band, Glee Club, Student Coun¬ cil, N.A.A. PAULETTE CLAYBORN ”PP" Band, Glee Club, N.H.A., F.T.A. GRADUATES OF FAYE CLIFTON "Fido” N.H.A., Annual Staff, F.T.A., Math Club ANTHANETTE COAN "Sparkie" Math Club, F.T.A., N.H.A., Safety Patrol ANGIE COOK "Cookie" Science Club, N.H.A., F.T.A., Glee Club MARY CONNOR "May” Glee Club, F.T.A. RONALD CORNWALL "Professor" Student Council-President, Math Club, National Honor Soc¬ iety, Track 30 1965 RONNIE CURETON ”Shac" F.T. A., N.H.A., Glee Club, Cheer Leader GYL CURLEE "Jilly" Glee Club, N.H.A., Dramatics Club CYNTHIA DAVIS "Cynt" Majorette, Math Club, N.H.A., Science Club GAITHER DILLINGHAM "Ham" Hi-Y - President, Football Squad, Basketball-Statistician, Math Club GRANT DUNLAP Basketball Squad, Safety Patrol, Library Science Club 31 SENIORS OF BARBARA GETER "Barb” Student Council, N.H.A., Safety Patrol, Math Club LARRY GOODE "Gino" Hi-Y, Annual Staff, Senior Class V. Pres. ESTHER GRAHAM "Spook" Math Club, Band, Glee Club, President, J.W. Nicholson Sci¬ ence Club JOHNNY GRAHAM "Little” F.T.A., Library Science Club, Glee Club 32 1965 BRENDA GRASTY ’’Bren” Majorette, F.T.A., N.H.A., Math Club ELAINE HARDIN "Laine” F.T.A., Annual Staff, Math Club, N.H.A.
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