Cary High School - YRAC Yearbook (Cary, NC)

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Vol 4. GARY IIIGII SCHOOL Rack 2-4 Homo Economics “Turn your face always toward the sun, and the shadows will fall behind you” Kittle is a girl we all like. She. by her earnestness and faithfulness, has won for herself a great host of friends, in- cluding both faculty and students. In her chosen vocation in life as a teacher, we wish her every success. Age 15: Irving Society. T. J. PKXXIXOTOX. Penn” Cary, N. C., R. 1 Agriculture “He. has a finger in erery yie and an oar in every boat.” Tillman is the “handy man” in tin Senior Class. lie can do anything that has to he done. .Wither teacher nor situation cm harasses him at any time. His self-possession and enthusiasm will insure his success in life. Age 20: Clay Society: Secretary So- ciety '17: Vice-President and Critic So- ciety '17: President Society ’17: Presi- dent Society ’IS: Commencement Orator ’IS; Commencement Debator ’IS; Tri- angular Debator ’IS: President Athletic Association ’17-1S: Baseball Team ’17: Captain Baseball Team ‘IS: Business Manager Clisite ’IS: President of Class of ’18.

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Pack 22 I'll p: 1918 CIISITE Vol. 4 S. It MURRAY “Billy” Apex, N. C., R. 2 Agriculture It is well for one to know more than he says. Shop is the only member of our class that we think will have a I). I)-, at- tached to his name when he finishes col- lege. He has already gained the title “Billy Sunday” from his fellow students. There is no doubt that he will hold up this title and several more. Shop is very fond of the fairer sex. When we look into the future we know that there will he a Rev. Mrs- S. R. Murray to help him in his beneficent work. Age 10; Calhoun Society: Treasurer Society ’17: Censor Society ’18; Treas- urer Class of T8. Agriculture If am your friend there is nothiny tot much for me to do. Windy” is a hit breezy with the lan- guage. but is an excellent student. This is shown by his being able to complete his course after losing six weeks on ac- count of sickness. He has a bright fu- ture in store for him, and we all feel sure he will take advantage of all the op]K rtunities that present themselves- Age 18: Calhoun Society: Critic So- ciety ’16; President Sophomore Class T6: Critic Society ‘17: President So- cie y '17: Calhoun Orator ’IS.

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Pace 24 THE 1018 CHSITE Vol. 4 J. W. PRINCE, “Slag” Fuquay Springs, N. C. Literary Here's a ( iff beyond the reach of art, of being eloquently .silent.” Walter is a quiet, modest and unas- suming boy. His favorite diversion is in mastering some hard lesson, in which he nearly always succeeds. He has won the esteem and love of all his classmates. He will always be remembered by all who know him as a perfect gentleman. Age 16: Calhoun Society: Critic So- ciety ’IS; President Society ’IS: Asso- nate Editor Chsite ’IS: Chief Marshal Calhoun Society Commencement ’IS. hate to see things done by halves: if it be right, do it boldly, if it be wrong, leave it alone.” Mac is a strong, reliable girl. If there is work to be done in society or class. Mae is always one of the first to he called upon. If she says she will do a thing, it will surely be done. She is very fond of athletics, and always takes an active part. Age IS: Irving Society. MAE PLEASANTS Cary, N. C. Home Economics