Cary High School - YRAC Yearbook (Cary, NC)

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 I Ci.ydb (J. Hanks Ago 20 Years Go yut your erred in your deed, Sor aiirn}: with double tongue. Vico-President Senior ('lass, ’15; President Calhoun Literary Society. ’15; Critic Cal- houn Literary Society, ’ll; Commence- ment Debater: Commencement Orator; Business Manager Annual. Clyde is thoroughly harmless, studious, and a hard worker a man of calm habits and quiet disposition. During his stay among us lie has made good in his class work and won the r s|ieot of his fellow students. Lam. C. Brady Age 20 Years “.I tilth body doth often harbor a great soul. Critic Calhoun Society: Vice-President Col- luam Society; Secretary Calhoun Society: Annual ICditor Calhoun Society; Com- mencement I Jecla imer: Commencement Orator. “Senior has a very striking personality. He is not a star athlete, but is ever ready to join in various sjHU-ts and is a very studious Ik .v. We expect to see him the first orator of the State. Ills oratory not lieing of a com- mon type. He has many peculiarities, but they only tend to jnake him a more interest- ing character. I age E Ie v e n

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The Seniors at the Gate You have taught us how to strogglu With tin forces «rim of fate: You liave urged us on to liattlc With the mighty and the great: So olteying your instructions. We must leave you at the gate. We recall the splendid lessons You have urged us each to learn; You have taught us by example Mid-night oil is good to burn: You have tilled us with ambition And with throbbing hearts that yearn. We appreciate your teachings. And your good examples prize: We shall think of you in future As we onward march and rise: K'en the thought of going from you nils witli tears, dear friends, our t.ves. But we hear a voice that's calling. t'rgiug ns no longer wait: Ah. we feel a force impelling. And we cannot hesitate: So. with love and kindest wishes. Now we leave you at the gate. —Ickltin lcr hlinin'.

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Maky !•:. l)rxN Aw 17 Years a siyh for I hone t rho love me. A untile for those tcho hole, Ami whatever sky's above me, Here's a heart for any fate. Memlior lx wt ll Society; Prophetess Class ' 1 5. Fun-loving. ambitions, impulsive—all these «pullities make us love her. Mary Is very original: and although she has high ideals, we expect her to reali m them all some time. and we shall then boast of the fact that we knew her in high school. Harry W. Harois, Jit. Age IS Years ‘Ttul tel my due feet never fait To walk the studious eloister'x yule. President Senior Class. '15; Associate Kdltor CitstTK. 15: President Clay Society. 13- •14: Critic Clay Society, ,13.’14-’1B: Class Poet, ’15: Secretary Clay Society, T3-T4; Secretary Cary De elopmeut Chile Com- mencement Debater. '15: Commencement Dccluimcr. 15; Annual Kdltor for Clay Society. Harry is an excellent student ami a gentle- man. He is more interested in literature than lie Is in anything else, and you’re an old hook worm, if you can mention anything he hasn't read: and Ids masterpiece being The Daisy.” he may some day rival Hums. T a y e T w e I V c