Cary High School - YRAC Yearbook (Cary, NC)

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 ■ Klva Templeton Is a sweet-nutured little music teacher In Cary High School; espodlally do her pupils love her. Roselle Sears Is a public sjieaker. Her main subject Is woman suffrage. She is a very conscientious young lady and very determined. So much so no man can Turn’er, not even David. Cuma Yates is an excellent trained nurse at Richmond, Virginia. She can't very well get along without r(‘adiug Austin’s letters in “Hariier’s Weekly Maga .iue. Kstlier Buchanan is a happy. Jolly. good-natured woman, now married. living near Asbury. William Towe Is a professor at A. M. College. He teaches Science and is very suc- cessful. J«asl year Ills favorite gem was Pearls, this year it seems to he Rubies. Cert rude Reams Is a Red Cross nurse. She Is an excellent nurse, and a good Christian woman. 1 have never heard her say any little by-word except My-att.” Miss l.ukle Nichols is now the wife of the President of the I'ldtcd States. She Is happy and content and has many pleasant thoughts of her past work In Cary over Algebra and History. I .eon Nil-hols has a store in Durham. He has many customers, and he always tells them the leading color is Alice Rlue. Ruby (iarner Is married and living near her own home. She has a large new house, which she planned herself and the bill almost exceeded the Bill” that lives in It. Bryce Little is one of the greatest men in North Carolina. He works hard and accomplishes wonders. He has never lost his ambition and love for nature. Ills favorite sport Is to Hunt'er.” and gather Daisies. of the rare kind, even though they l e hard to keep. Thelma Jewel Is leading the American styles. She has devoted her life to this busi- ness and is making a great success. Brantley Woinble never go«»s to the shop, but he has hits of business with the “Smiths. Whitson Benton is a foreign missionary. He has just sailed for Japan. He probably thinks in this new occupation lie won't lie troubled with the luring smiles and fashions of the fair sex. Rodney Stephens Is a great |Millticlau. His big mind is never tin» busy to gather Jewels, es|Ns-ially Rubles” each Day.” Margaret Strayhorne is one of the most |K»pular and best loved girls of Durham. She does very Karnest” work as stenographer for Stephens and Markham.” And Klsic Yuris» rough Is just living in Cary taking advantage of all her opiwrtunltles. She thinks she may Need'cm when she lieglns work for Woodllef and Company. —Propubtkss. ’ n u r T It i r I • o n c

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 Sophomore Class Officers I’ICKSIDKNT.. Vice-President.. Secretary.. Treasurer.. ..John T. Maynarii .Richard IIaroih ..Hannah Ivey ..J. T. ItAII.KY Motto: H7? live to nerve Color: 1‘ink mill White Flower: Sireet-peiix Tin- Sophomore Class was orgiinlRiil the llrst wwk after Christinas, for tin pur] oso of lielpln the iIlKnified Seniors with their Animal. We are plenty able to «lo this, as far as expense is concerned. having «me of the wealthiest pupils In selionl: for, although lie is worth only a Penny.” Itraxton is sullicleiitly able to hear it all. Some of the tneinliers have weak eyes. That doesn't hinder us any. for w« have two members who can see more (Seymore) than any one else. John Ime, Carland. and Durward. belug strh-t meinhers «»f an up-to-date “church, will not allow any disorder in our meetings. « lli« Iteln;» a 1'Canmilter,” has promised to erect a hulUiin hoard next year for the exclusive use «if tin Juniors of HUH. At onr sodul functions we always repeat. A dainty plant is the Ivy (Ivey) tireeii. after which we are served with Parker-house rolls. n n e T h i r I it • t h r v I