Cary High School - YRAC Yearbook (Cary, NC)

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C H S I T E MARY Ll’KIi: NICIIOLS Gorman, N. C. Age IS Speech is { rente hut silence is { renter. The subject of tliis is a lady of gentle disposition. Her silent |K rsonalit.v ap- l eals to us as a striking cliaracterlstie. The more we see of her the greater is our admiration of her. She is always cheer- ful. and we part with her finding that we have been benefited by our acquaintance. Irving: Vice-President Society ’15; President Society ’15. .1AMKS CORDON OLIVK Apkx, X. C. Age IS .•lu honest mnn he is. und hates the slime. That sticks on filthy deeds. Cordon is a quiet, studious boy, an ex- cellent student, and a gentleman. If you think you know more about farm- ing and the dairy business than he does, just discuss it with him. He also takes part in athletics, and is ever ready to join in the various sjwrts. (May: Secretary Society ’1 . : 24

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C H S I T E BKYCK LITTLK Kai.kigh, N. C. Age 20 Kim 110 LOIJISK MAYNAKI) Apkx, X. C. Age IS Reason inn, and temperate wilt Of manners gentle, of affections mild. Endurance, foresight, strength and skill. In wit a ladg, simplicity a child. As his quotation implies. Bryce is a very strong character. Ile is a good, all- round fellow. Wherever you find him. the place is well tilled, whether it he Secre- tary of the school, basketball manager, or a student. He is greatly admired for his sunny disposition, and you never meet him with- out being greeted with a smile. Calhoun: Secretary Society ’ll; Presi- dent. Society T4-T5; Commencement I)e- claimer T5: Commencement Debater '15- ’16: Triangular Debater T5-T0; Manager and Coach Basketball Team TO: President Athletic Association TO: President Class TO: Business Manager Chsitk TO. Louise is a happy, eare-free girl, yet sin comes and goes in a way that is quiet and restful. She is attentive to her studies, but not so much that they burden her. During her school days she has won many friends among both sexes, and we exjMH't. to hear of her continued success in the future. Lowell: Critic Society TO. %

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C H S I T E NELLIE IRENE OLIVE Apkx, X. C. Age 15 Her face so fair Stirr'd with her dream, .1« rose leaves with the air. Here is a girl who is no tardy loiterer along the flowery paths of knowledge. Deeming two years too long to spend in (’ary High School, she has applied her heart unto wisdom, and as a result she is the youngest graduate of the Class of 1916. Whatever she may decide to do, with her winning ways, she will meet that same success that attended her here. LILLIAN REBECCA PEEBLES Rai.kigii, X. ('. Age IS And her modest manner and graceful air, Showed' her as good as she teas fair. We are very glad that Lillian decided to leave Bay leaf and spend her Senior Year with us. Although she has been with us a short time, she has proven her- self to be a girl of splendid qualities. Her appreciation for different phases of life makes her a very congenial classmate, ever ready to enjoy a joke on one hand, or to extend her sympathy to a home-sick girl on the other. 25 Irving: Secretary Society '16. Lowell: President Society '16.