Cary High School - YRAC Yearbook (Cary, NC)

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C H S I T E 11 ION It V SAN Fold IIONV IK Abbkvji.i.k. S. ’. Age IS The modest on his unembarrassed brow Sature hath written yentteman. From Sou Mi Carolina hails this gentle- man. Sanford is noted for his quiet and steady manner. To know him is to like him a more sincere fellow cannot he found. II« is very fond of athletics, and is one of the best players on the basketball team. Hut don’t think for one moment that lie does not care for social life, for he is always at the girls' dormitory when the rules are sus|K nded. Calhoun: President Society ’1 : Vice- President Society T4-T5; Secretary So- ciety T5; Treasurer Society '1 ; Com- mencement Declaimer Til: Baseball Team T3-T4-T5-T6; Basketball Team T5-TG; Vice-President Athletic Association T5; Secretary-Treasurer Athletic Association ’10: Associate Editor Chsitk ’16. THELMA MADELINE JEWELL i. K. i:n. N. ('. Age 16 Ye (tods! Here is a woman who thinks. Thelma is a jolly, good-natured girl, and sin always has her lessons well. Her thoughtful ways and cheerful countenance will ever remain in our memory. She came to us from (Jarner in 1!H 1. and by her efficient preparation has reached the dignity of Senior in two years. She is talented and ambitious, and gives great promise of a brilliant future. Ix)well: Secretary Society TO. 21

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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

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C H S I T E MARY PKAltL .IONIOS Wakk Forest, N. C. A «e 1!» “A noble type of yood Heroic womanhood. Wakelon High School was very unfor- tunate in losing Pearl from their Senior Class, while Cary was fortunate in gain- ing her. Iler personal characteristics are: mod- esty, tact, friendliness—and her laugh- one of the few that means anything. She is a friend of yours, even to the end: and whatever profession she may pursue, her success is a necessity. Irving: Critic Society '14. HI NA LAWRENCE Apkx. N. C. Age 17 As merry as the day is tony. Buna came to us from a prosperous rural community. She possesses many de- sirable characteristics, and her sunny dis- position brightens many dark hours. Her generous nature has won for her many friends. Sin heartily enjoys all the varied phases of school life. She has been an ctlicient student, and leaves Cary with a brilliant record. Lowell: Critic Society '10. •