Cary High School - YRAC Yearbook (Cary, NC)

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WILLIE BURT FULLER Wake Forest, N. C. “Turn your face to the sun. And the shadows will fall behind you.' A charming personality has our “Bill.” She is kind-hearted, friendly, and a favorite among her classmates. Although care-free and happy, she is a girl of true worth. NINA HARTSFIELD Wake Forest, N. C., R. 2 “True as a needle to the pole. And as a dial to the sun. Here is one of the “hest old girls” that ever came to Cary. “Nine is a girl who makes friends with every one. and has that enviable quality of being able to keep them. She is hound to succeed, for she does thoroughly everything that comes to her hand. LOUSE MACON HARTSFIELD Wake Forest. N. C, R. 2 “And her modest manner and graceful air. Shows her to be as good as she is fair. Here's to one of our best students! She is quiet and unassuming unless crossed by others. She pos- sesses a rare mind. There is enough fire and deter- mination in her makeup to secure her success. Page Twenty-five

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I CLEON CLIVE EATMAN Car . N. C. If lio deserves well needs not another's praise. Clive is a conscientious student. He has won sev- eral medals since he has been in the high school. He is not a slacker, but always ready to do his part in everything. We shall expect great things of him. Jl LI AN CARR ELLIOTT Nelson, Va.. R. 1 “Few tilings are impossible to diligence and study. Julian believes what is worth doing is worth doing well, and for this reason he is one of our best stu- dents. He has shown his true worth and ability by doing work that produces enviable results. Taken all in all. In is one of the best fellows in the world. HELEN G. ELLIOTT Nelson, Va., R. 1 To those who know thee not, no words can paint: And to those who know thee, all words are faint During her high school life Helen has shown us her true value. She is a bright and energetic girl. We feel safe in prophesying for her a happy home in the future, since her talent lies in the field of Domestic Arts. Page Twenty-four

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CHARLES HAILEY HONEYCUTT Raleigh, N. C., R. 1 “Trip lightly over trouble, pass lightly over wrong; We only make grief double by duelling on it so long'' Charles is as loyal and true to his friends as the days are long. 11«' is happy when he is asking ques- tions. hut his happiness reaches a climax when he has an opportunity of arguing against woman suffrage. He is also fond of Latin? RUBY LEE HONEYCUTT Raleigh. N. C, R. 2 “An artist has the universe as her pedestal. Ruby is a quiet girl, doing all the good she can in every way she can. If every member of our class had her disposition, we feel we would have an ideal class, with Ruby's ability to master four years id Music and Latin. ALMA LOVE JONES Raleigh. N. C.. R. 4 Richer than rubies, dearer than gold. Woman, true woman, glad we behold. Alma is a girl who is quiet in school. Her sweet, lovable disposition has won many friends. She knows there is a time to talk and a time to keep silent. Page Twenty-six