Cary High School - YRAC Yearbook (Cary, NC)

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! k;k 2 III K 1!) 17 (’I IS IT K VOL. •' BERTHA DORA ALLEN Cakv, N. ('. Modest is the race of tin• soul. From Rayleaf Bertha joined us in Jan- uary. and lu»r work has been hijihly grati- fying to the teachers, and her addition valuable to the class. She is kind, mod- est. reserved and a smile is seldom absent from her face. These characteristics have won for her the resi»ect and confi- dence of all the students. Always on time. Age. IS: Lowell Society.

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! u;k 2s T11K 1917 CIISITK VOL. -I BERTIE BELLE HU VAN Gakxek, X. C. Garnished and decked iritli modes! compliments'' Although Bertie has been with us but eight short months, we have all learned to love her: and if you want to feel the value of true friendship from an acquaint- anee with her. She is slow to criticise and never makes the faults of others a subject of conversation. With this she is studious, and never believes in shirking a duty because it may require extra work. Age IT: Irving Society: Vice-president society spring term '17. EXPLANATION Due to two reasons a kodak picture does not appear here. In the first place we did not wish any of our books to be ruthlessly destroyed or cut up: and we knew that if the picture was printed that “Sweet Potato Satterwhite would cut out every picture that he came across. The other reason is that the picture was lost at the engraver's office before a cut was made and time would not permit a duplicate one to be made. However, you may be sure that Bertie was extremely cute, dressed in her bask- etball bloomers, just on the ix int of throwing a goal. Take our word for it that it was pretty. and thus we let you draw your own imaginary picture.