Cary High School - YRAC Yearbook (Cary, NC)

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C H S I T E MATTII-: KIT.Y (IARXHR Kalkicm, X. C. Age 18 Much Inis she learnt in little time. Here is a school girl that we might call ideal. On every occasion you will find Ruby always ready to take a part. She is an enthusiastic athletic worker, and very interested in her music and home ecoiiom ics. Lowell: Assistant Secretary Society 1(1. O.MLR KORB COODWIN Apbx. X. C. Age 11) Rich in saviny common sense. Diner is the Jeff of our class. But don't think that this is any handicap to him. 11 is policy is the Holden Rule, and he clings strongly to its teachings. He is a favorite with the faculty as well as with the students. He is an honest and upright lad. He likes agriculture, and will likely be a great farmer some day. Clay: Critic Society T6: Secretary So- ciety '10. 11)

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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

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C H S I T E FAXXIK IIKATKIt Cary, N. C. Age 17 AXXIK CRACK IIOLLEMAX Cary. X. C. Age 17 Let us then he what ire are, and speak what ire think. Fannie is a true-blue girl. Her work during her school career has been of a superior t.v|»e. She is an enthusiastic Senior, and has been untiring in her efforts in the promotion of the class’s wel- fare. She is frank, honest, and an all- round studious school girl. Lowell. She is prettp to walk with And iritti to talk with. And pleasant, too, to think on. (i race is one of the first members of our class, having begun her school work at Car.v. She is sympathetic, studious, and has been an interested worker in the Lowell Society. In her plans for the future she will have success, as she con- quers whatever she undertakes to win. Lowell: Treasurer ’14: Secretary of So- ciety To; President Society To; Winner Society Improvement Medal To; Treas- urer Class TO. 20