Cary High School - YRAC Yearbook (Cary, NC)

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Vol. 3 ('ARV II Kill SCIIOOI Paok 23 “Oh! isn't that a class to he proud of! Your history of them brings the past hack fresh in my mind. “I do wish that I could have been there with you all. I know that I would have been overjoyed to see so many members of the class again. Having finished our conversation, we hurriedly got up and winded our way to our destination, two happy schoolmates buried in reminiscence of the past. A «LANCE IN THE IK ROOM

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Pauk 22 THE II» 17 CIISITE VOL. 3 “Well. Daniels, after finishing at Cary, had just got up speed for college where he rushed through hurriedly and is now one of the truly great young orators of the land. 11 is room-mate. Willie Satterwhite, has made a big haul in the real estate business, and will soon begin a sight-seeing tour of the world. Burnell Woodward has just learned what the work of the V. W. C. A. means, and has now become president of the State ITiion in South Carolina. John Buffaloe, why that old boy is now America's young promising poetry writer. IIis poems go like wild fire. And just now let me tell you about Ruth Howie. You know how wo used to worry her about playing the piano for us at receptions. Well, her recitals often knock down five thousand dollars in gold. “Oh! isn't it strange how this life will develop! What can you say about Joe Johnson, Lee Jacobs, and Ollie Carpenter “All three of these boys entered a mission school here in New York soon after leaving Cary. Year before last they sailed for Africa to establish mission fields for the Christian churches. They did great work at first, but soon got discouraged and returned to their native land. Fred Wilkinson is the greatest lumberman of the land. lie is preparing himself for the big scope that lies open to men who are efficient in this line of work. Bertha Allen has become the supervisor of the Wake County schools, but she does not like the work very well. She is now looking for a spokeman's JOB. “lias Clarence Beddingficld ever been convinced that woman is equal to man ?” “I can not tell you about that, but he has studied law and now is a lawyer of no mean ability. He also continues to make speeches against woman suffrage, and so by that he still thinks that woman is not equal to man. “You have not mentioned Garland Cpchurch or ‘Doc Bedford. What has become of them ?” “What became of them? Why Garland has finished in voice and music. He is one of America’s most famous composers. At his last attraction in this city, people bad to get reserved scats a month in advance. ‘Doc', his school pal, has equalled him. He has always had a way of getting along well with every- body. He has started out in diplomatic work, and is now the famous ambassa- dor to England. Through bis influence the great European war was brought to a close. Alice Coley after searching around for a boy always just a little better than the one she was with, finally decided to elope with a fellow Powell. They are living happily on a farm in Kentucky at the present....... Well. I believe that is all of the class.”

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