Cary High School - YRAC Yearbook (Cary, NC)

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Pane 6 III K l‘. l 7 CIIS ITK Vol. 3 School Committee F. R. CRAY (’. Y. Scott, ('hainnan Du. .1. M. 1 KM l’LETOX Standing back of the students in every clean and worthy enterprise is the school committee of Cary High School. Through their progressive spirit there stands in Cary to-day a school among schools, whose worth and standing is recognized throughout the State. Not being contented with a new thirty-three room brick school building, they have within tin last year erected a new modern brick dormitory for the girls and have plans for a similar one for the boys. Like wise when called on for support in other lines they have come to our aid as far as possible, equipping all three athletic teams with uniforms and providing an out- door playground apparatus. In appreciation for these services and their support we deem it a pleasure to here- with present their pictures.

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Paok s T1IK 1D17 CIISITF VOL. 3 Memorable Dates in the School Year September 1—Formal registration of students. September (5 V. ('. Smith receives his school name “Snipe” hv spending a night out hunting the poor innocent little fowls. September 7 That dreadful sounding song of the freshmen, “() Fresh, You Had Better Lie Low.” started. September 4-9—General salting of that freshmen bunch. Some spoil even after the salting. September 10- Honeycutt goes crazy over that little Campbell girl. September 5-30— The boys mutiny because the new dormitory was given to the girls. September (i—Carv decides for football. September 20—That spirit of mutiny breaks through when the boys form- ally declare war on the Matron of the old dormitory. The compliment is promptly returned. October 21 Cary wins a silver cup for the best appearance in the Wake County Day parade through the streets of Raleigh during Fair Week. October 22— All turned loose to go to the State Fair. November —That notable educated native of Abysinnia. Africa, ad- dresses the school (but, oh, be was black). November 7 Biddle on time for school. November— —Cary makes her first touchdown. November 1» Bovs celebrate Woodrow Wilson's election by parading through tin streets beating drums and pans, and building bonfires for a period of three hours. Thursday night. November 28—Molasses Bill Hughes and Sweet Potato Satterwhite are very ill as a result of that Thanksgiving dinner. December 8—Shaw makes a formal inspection of the Raleigh sewerage sys- tem. He is now prepared to do any work in that line. December 15—Clay and Calhoun’s annual society reception. Prof. Rhea at- tends in a full dress suit and only two boys step on bis spike-tail coat. December-— Prof. Rhea turns into an auctioneer and unwraps one bun- dle too many. Ask Garland V.