Cary High School - YRAC Yearbook (Cary, NC)

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()MIK 1). l’lllNCK Age 17 Years 1 Aye (annul wither her, nor caxiom state her infinite variety Treasurer lam-ell Society; Testatrix Senior Class. ’15. I’rince” Is one of the l est loved «Iris in school. She is very witty and original and often entertains us with her bright remarks. She is kind, sympathetic, good-natured. tinsel- tish. and intellectual a happy combination worth going out of your way to meet. N'kkdiiam Woom.iKK Age 1(5 Years ••Willi a heart for any fate.” .Mend er of Calhoun Society. This member of our Class 1ms not l»een with ns all tills year blit discovered at a late hour that he could not Item to miss graduating with ns. From previous acquaint- ance. we know him to be a very intelligent, conscientious, hard-working student, who allows no task, however hard, to balk 1dm. »a j e S' e v e n I e c n

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Fuikkik T. MKin.in Aw 15 Years Thom- trho hare no tongucx are all t'tie auil earn. MoiiiImt of Iliis' Athletic Association; Presi- dent of Irving Society. '15: (’rltlc Irving Society. '14. Florrlc is a Jolly, guo«J natured girl. ami always lias her lesson well. She has the illsliuetloii of liolng the youngest momixM' of the Senior Class. She shows interest in every thing she undertakes to ilo. Ki'Nii k K. Pkxxy Age 20 Years The fare of a friend, hote il xhlnrx in Ho dark nr . I’reshlent I iwell Society. '12: Secretary lAiwell Society. '13: President I .o well Society, '14: Critic Ixiwell Society. '15: Secretary Senior Class. '15. Kunice Is a girl of high ideals, is spirited, proud. iiidc|H'iidcnt. kind-hearted. and true. Iiesscssiug many of the qualities that go to make up an alert, whole-hearted twentieth century girl. If you have any doubts as to her living loved and lovable, question Knott. I' a j «■ Sixteen

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 V Ai.mika K. Woohwaiii» Age I'-1 Years Thni'x nut n minulr without a ilultt.” Vice-President l nvell Literary Society. '15. Tills fair maid liiiils from one f our best, rural sections. Her ability and ellicient pre- paration enabled her to reach the dignity of Senior in two years. ttn all occasions she Inis shown herself loyal to Cary High School and IsnvelI Lit- erary Society. A broad horizon is hers, and a brilliant future awaits her. K. Carson Y.m:s Mi'ii af fnr irui'dn are bent men. ('ouiiueneemeut Orator, ’15: Commencement Debater, ‘I I: 'oiuineuceiueiit l eclalmer, ‘II: Triangular Dolmter. ’14: President Clay Society, T3-’H: Critic Clay Society. 15: Censor Clay Society, ’13; Secretary Clay SiN-lety. ’13: Treasurer Athletic AssiK'iatlon. T4-T5; Treasurer Cary Development Club. Carson is a serious, industrious, ami ambi- tious you11« man. lie prefers “The Intricate problems of meelutuism, to all other things. He is a good honest worker, orator, and athlete as you will see if you will look up his record, lie is a splendid student and likes geometry surprisingly well. n o e ; i ff u 111■ a