Cary High School - YRAC Yearbook (Cary, NC)

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C H S I T E WHITSON I.KtJKANDK HKXTON Cary, X. C. Age 21 . . . common face of nature spake to him Remem bent btc th inys. Whit’s school career has been an event- ful one, tilled with many duties, and through all he has acquitted himself well, lie is beloved of all. and by his quiet, pleasant demeanor he has acquired a host of friends in school. We predict for him a happy future, and we are sure In will mount high the ladder of success. Clay: Secretary Society T3-T4; Vice- President Society T5; Treasurer Society T5-TG; Critic Society '1”»:: President So- ciety TO; Commencement Debater TO. H CRT IS HKXTON Cary, N. C. Age 10 Title.v ant! honor add not !•» his worth, who is himself tin honor tti his title. P.urtis is one of Cary boys who is a good, honest worker. He is bright in his studies, and is a man of calm habits. He likes oratory, and is one of the leading members in society work. If he continues to apply his ambition this way. we expect t » see him among the lirst orators of our country. lie makes good in anything he under- takes. and is admired by all. Clay: Secretary Society T5-TG: Presi- dent. Society Tti: Vice-President Society T(J: Commencement Declaimer T5: Repre- sentative 1)011) Contest Trinity T5: Com- mencement Debater TO; Class Histo- rian TO. 17

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C H S I T E THOMAS WILLIAM ATKINS Cary, X. C. Age ill His name shall ye behold in history. Torn is quiet, studious, and a hat'd worker- a man of calm habits and a pleasant disposition, and who is liked by all his fellow students. Me is interested in literature and poli- tics. and some day wo expect to see him among the first orators of the country. Calhoun: President Society T5: Critic Society '15; Triangular Debater TO; Com- mencement Debater TO. I ALMA PICAKL BARBEL Apkx. N. C. Age 17 .1 truer, nobler, trustier heart; More loyal or more loriny Xever beat within a human breast. Alma has been with us several years, and during her stay here she has won many friends. She has ever been loyal to the school, the class, and to the Lowell Society. She is fond of expression and athletics, but her skill lies in her art of music. She is warm hearted, kind and affec- tionate. We can see a bright future ahead of her. and many sad hearts glad- dened by her gentle strains of music. Lowell: Critic Society T4: Secretary and Treasurer Ciris' Athletic Association T4: Secretary (flee Club To: Secretary Class TO. 10

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C II S I T E SAM I'LL I.KSUK BOBBITT, JK. IIk.ndkhso.n, N. C. Age 20 Honesty is his best guide. Sam is a jolly, good fellow. I It is sin- cere. frank, outspoken. He is a good student, and has many talents, hut for all these he has never overworked himself. He likes athletics, and hut for him as center our basketball team would be in- complete. He is very popular with the girls, and they all admire him. t'alhoun: Censor Society 15: Basket- ball Team TO; Vice-President Athletic As- sociation TO. ANNII! LILLIAN DUDLEY Cab?, N. C. Age 17 She needs no eulogy: She speaks for herself. Lillian came to us from Virginia, and she has lx en a faithful member of our class. She is a studious girl, and is very fond of mathematics. During her short stay here she has impressed us as being a girl of high ideals, and we expect to hear of her attaining these ideals in the future. Lowell. IS