Cary High School - YRAC Yearbook (Cary, NC)

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OL 4. CARY HIGH SCIIOOI 1 jk 27 HANNAH IVEY “Shaw” Cary, N. C. Duty before pleasure.” Hannah is the English scholar of our class- It is to her we turn when we want a well written paper, whether it be a yell or a reply to a Prussian school girl’s letter. She entertains us with beau- tiful composition and charms us with her merry laugh and innocent fun. Age 17; Lowell Society: Secretary So- ciety ’1(5: Treasurer Society ’1(5: Presi- dent Society ’17: Critic Society ’18: Commencement Reciter ’17: Poetess Class of ’18; Chief Marshall Lowell Society Commencement ’18.

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Page 26 THE 1018 CHS ITE Vol. 4 AUGUSTA WOODWARD. “Slow Poke’ Raleigh, N. C., R. 4 Homo Economics ADA YARBOROUGH Oaky, N. C. Home Economics • .l noble I ape of good heroic woman- hood.” believe care is an enema °f life.” Our class would have boon incomplete without possessing a member with gen- tleness. Augusta is very gentle, in her manners and dealings. Rut with her gentleness she does not fail to express her noble opinion on every matter per- taining to tin class, and always on the alert to help with every problem that confronts the class- Age ID: Lowell Society: Critic Society '17: President Society ’IS: Commence- ment Reciter ’17: School Representative to Elon College Reciter’s Contest '17: Secretary Y. W. C. A. ’17- 18. Ada is known by students and teach- ers by her cheery laugh. Her calm op- timism has driven away many dark clouds and has shown us the sun was still shining. But there is a serious side to her nature. When work is to be done she is always ready to lend a helping hand. We predict for her a very happy future, for her disposition and cookery art is a straight road to a man’s heart. Age 17: Lowell Society: Secretary Tea Room '18; Treasurer Tea Room ’17; Associate Editor Chsite ’18.

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Page 28 THE 1918 CHS ITE Vol. 4 Senior Class Prophecy This world is a funny proposition after all. When we look back at the days gone, we often wonder what has happened to all the old friends and where they have wandered since we last met to receive our diplomas, which our esteemed and honored faculty was so gracious to grant us in four payments for the four years we toiled and worked at our dear Alma Mater. But cheer up, the worst is passed and we all have received our sheep- skins which have long hung on the walls, and now tell stories of things we did while at Cary. I can look back and see our class in ’18 when we were all in school pretending to be dignified Seniors, but really as mischievous as Freshies. However, we are glad that the faculty did not catch up with us in so much of our mischief. If we had put this time on our books and not been doing somehting that was not beneficial to anyone, we would have been able to have made better grades. Notwithstanding the fact that this has happened we are going out into life expecting every member to succeed. On the following pages I have given a brief prophecy of each member of the class.