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'''Newton Hosmer Price''' (born c. [[1885]] in Valley Head, Dekalb County) was principal of [[West End High School]] from [[1930]] to [[1956]]. | '''Newton Hosmer Price''' (born c. [[1885]] in Valley Head, Dekalb County) was principal of [[West End High School]] from [[1930]] to [[1956]]. | ||
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* Ruisi, Anne (May 9, 2011) "Birmingham school names offer history lesson." ''Birmingham News'' | * Ruisi, Anne (May 9, 2011) "Birmingham school names offer history lesson." ''Birmingham News'' | ||
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Revision as of 19:56, 10 May 2011
Newton Hosmer Price (born c. 1885 in Valley Head, Dekalb County) was principal of West End High School from 1930 to 1956.
Before taking over the newly-opened high school, Price served as principal of Elyton, Hemphill and Lee Elementary Schools.
After he retired to a farm near Meridian, Mississippi, the newly-build Price Elementary School was named in his honor.
References
- Ruisi, Anne (May 9, 2011) "Birmingham school names offer history lesson." Birmingham News