Cary High School - YRAC Yearbook (Cary, NC)

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Il.A K. IIOl'SK Ago IS Years r if mi. then. be what ire are, and apeak what we think.” Critic Irving Society, ’13: President Irving Society, ’l l: Treasurer srvsng Society, T5; Treasurer Senior Class, To. I In is one of our Cary girls ami has a variety of accomplishments. She can lioost a tomato dub. play many tunes, and make herself generally useful every where. All tilings considered, the Class could not do without her: her thoughtful ways and cheerful countenance will ever remain in our memory. I . ISY V. Ilc.NTKK Age 17 Years A child no more—it maiden now. a graceful maiden with a gentle brow. Secretary Cowell Society, ’ll: Treasurer Lowell Society. T3; Assistant Itusiuess Manager for Ciisitk; Secretary-Treas- urer Drowning Hall Atliletic Association. Daisy is Interesting and attractive. These traits, together with her frankness, have won her many friends. She is cs| eclnily talented in music and very fond of athletics—an Ideal school girl.

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I CrJKO Y. Hoi.i.kman Age 21 Years “ »» warn rank grant or .small 'lix iiuluxtrg ftiiftiiorlx ax all.” Member Lowell Society; Member of Brown- ing. C’leo has a very admirable character. She is kind-hearted, quiet, studious, uusellish, and unassuming. Her talents seem |H dagogie as site is a most excellent disciplinarian. Tkkrknk Hoi.i.kman Age is Years “Haltar not ha at all Ilian not ha nohla.” Vice-President Irving Literary Society, 'll: Assistant Secretary Irving Literary Society. ’14; Member Browning Society. Terrene not being satisfied with a certifi- cate which she received last year, comes again this term to claim her diploma. She evidently believes in looking up and laughing, for smiles seem to come naturally. Quiet, unassuming, pleasant a loyal friend and an enemy to no one—all these things make it worth while to know her. Vage Thirtccn

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M. Kaciiki. Ivky Age 17 Years “A rare combination—a trill that does and a soul that understands.” Member of Browning Society: President l «vell Society. 15: Secretary Lowell Society, ’ll: Vice-President Lowell Society, 13: Associate Kdltor Ciisitk, 15. ltacliel Is one of the strongest and most attractive girls in school: her ability to do things wins our admiration, and her uncon- scious personal magnetism ap|»cnls to the liest there is in us. Carvin L. Massky Age 10 Years “Scholars arc men of peace.” Associate Kditor Cary High School Republic: MemlH'r Calhoun Society. Carvin came to us from Holly Springs, entered Cary High School in the Fall of 1914. and at once lienuuc a member of the Class of '15. He is bright in his studies and «luito a thinker in Ids classes, often giving the class a good joke with his witty ideas. He is clean, honest, and upright in his dealings with every one. I a g c Fifteen