Cary High School - YRAC Yearbook (Cary, NC)

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Vol. 3 GARY HIGH SCHOOL Page 15 Editorial Ladies and Gentlemen : After doing and misdoing for seven months we are glad to relieve our minds of a heavy burden and present to you the result of our labors. There have been times when we were tempted to throw up tin whole business of editing this Annual, but yet the still small voice kept speaking to us and so we have hung on to the job. The undertaking has caused us worry, and we have been haunted even in our sleep by the ghost of anxiety and fear lest when the time for weighing came we would be found wanting. N ight- mares have not been rare at all. and we owe a|Kilogies to our kind bed-fellows for the kicks and trouble we have given them. One of our regrets is that we did not have our pictures made at the opening of school, for then, possibly. Tyree's camera would not have been completely wrecked. Now, however, we find wrinkles in our faces and feel the first effects of old age. If you should ever come across us before a mirror picking the white hairs, please look on us in tenderness. Nevertheless, we take pleasure in presenting to you for your perusal, this third edition of the “Ohsite’ and relieving ourselves of tin responsibility (though the trouble may have just begun). This edition, as you will see, is similar to the preceding volumes, for no matter what one may do all annuals must to a certain degree he alike. Neither is it perfect—far from it—and yet we have absolutely no apologies to offer. We have done our best and if it is not what you expect attribute it to our inability and not to our negligence. We have been seriously handicapped bv a lack of space, and a lack of cooperation on the part of some students. No annual can he truly representative of all phaess of school life without the loyal aid and support of all the students, and in this, as a whole, they have failed. On the other hand, we desire to thank those who have been so ready and willing to aid in any way possible, in the publication of this book. Especially are our thanks due to K. L. Thompson, a student during the fall, and his sister, for the cartoons; and to our good friends, the business men, who have given us the practical aid which has made this publication possible. And so, fellow- students, remember them whenever you have a “jit to spend and give them the preference always; they are the best in their respective lines. We sometimes wonder if an annual is not a useless burden anyway, hut