Cary High School - YRAC Yearbook (Cary, NC)

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 M. Cay.nki.i.k Y A Thus Age 20 Years To hide true worth from public view In burning diamonds ill their mine. All in not i old that shines is true; Hut all tlmt in gold might to shine Hditor-in-Chief of Tiik Ciisitk. 1! : Presi- dent Lowell Literary Society, 12; Critic Lowell Literary Society. ’13; Vice-Presi- dent Lowell Literary Society. ’12: Treasurer Ijowell Literary Society. '14: Critic Lowell Literary Society. 12; Meni- l:er of Itrownlng Society. Caynellc. our etticient Kdltor. is a real Cary High School student, having Itegun and llnished her education here. She Is a splendid student, leading her class in scholarship. She is talented, ambitious, persevering, and gives great promise of a brilliant future. I’ a g .V i n ei evil

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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

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Senior Class Officers PRESIDENT.................................................................................. IlAllltV 'W. II.VIKilH, JK. Tkstkatwx Omik 1). Prince Flow Mi: Xarviimux CoiXHis: Hed and Mack Motto: Where ire fix our heart ire net our hand Class Poem Our tusks of life tire not f.-ir off. For Seniors' ea| s we soon must doff: So ore we leave our people here And go to seek a great career. That we may shun the seornor's sneer. SupiHise we take some hints from you-— The ones we love, who love us t«s Just how to make our records true: “Procrastination we despise. Put concentration we advise. And urge you jierseveraiue prize.” As now we part, please understand, Although we roam to every land. We’ll ever lx- a loyal band. Our souls are all aglow with flu me To conquer wealth, to capture fame. And thus do honor to your name. We plan no evil thought or deed. We have no feeling, base. of greed, Put for your sake we will succeed. We thank you for the things you give. And pledge for you always to live. —Poet. r a o e. T ir e a I