Cary High School - YRAC Yearbook (Cary, NC)

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Does he still like baseball? Vol. 4 CARY IIIGII SCHOOL Page 20 GLAUDA ALLEN HALCA DAVIS Allen’s New Dictionary of 1940 has become the standard. But in spite of his command of language, the learned Professor has not been able to make his words persuasive enough to win the heart of the young lady. a a V) C 5 •o O 3 a VI 3 a 3 • When away from his mon- ster engine he fills in his time performing champion athletic stunts. As handsome as ever. happy hours Digging it out. Performing a stunt. making love to Tessie.

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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.

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Writes books, pets cats. Page .‘50 THE 1018 CHSITE Vol. 4 LUCY HUNTER 1926 Still home, sweet home, at Turkey, her beaux all marched away but Lucy still waits hopeful to see her wedding day. talks diet, digs 4 s: ANNIE HALL 1931 Art and politics combined in one famous individual. Miss Hall has won first prize in the Orndorf Contest, at the same time introducing into Congress a resolution to place a marble bust of Mrs. Anne Howard Shaw in the Statue Hall at the Capitol.