Cary High School - YRAC Yearbook (Cary, NC)

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Mary Katik Blanchard Kitty” Cary, North Carolina She has a natural wise sincerity. -4 simple truthfulness. Katie has shown her worth by the faithful dis- charge of every duty. She is quiet, honest, and studious, and never believes in shirking a duty because it may require extra work. Katie is kind, good-natured, and thoroughly equipped for all mirthful occasions. Her record here assures us that her future will be a success. Scholarship Modal '20: Editor-in Chief Chsitk '26-27; Marcus Dry Home Economics Club '26 27. Frank Monroe Fktnkk Runt Raleigh, North Carolina lie's little, hut he's wise; He's a corker for his size. Frank is very sincere in work as well as in play. If he says “yes you can depend on him. Frank has artistic ability, and if current reports are true he is able to draw something or some IhkIv besides caricatures. We don't know what his life work will be, but such a personality foretells success. Clay Society '25-26-27; Boys' (ilee Club '25-26 27; Hi Y ’25-26; Art Editor ('. II. S. Erhorx '26- 27: Art Editor Chsitk '26-27; Football Team '25-26; Captain Football Team '26-27; Basketball '26-27; Track Team '26-27; President Athletic Association '26-27. Una Mae Davis Cutle” Varina, Norlh Carolina Most fair of face, Most winsome in her grace. Una Mae is attractive, friendly and conscien- tious; she works at all tasks cheerfully and willing- ly. Her eager enthusiasm and cheerful disposi- tion have made her a welcome addition to the class of '27. Irving Society '26-27; Science Club '26-27; Girls' Glee Club '26-27; Commercial Class '26-27. NI0, » %

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mmm Belvin Nathan Blai.ock “Belvin” McCullers, North Carolina “What I am, to that let me he true. During the four years that Belvin has been with us, he has proved his true worth as a student and as a society worker. He has held many offices in both his society and in his classes. These have proved his sincerity and dependability for he has performed every duty with the great- est loyalty. Although Belvin leads a very busy life, he always finds time for his love affairs. In the years that he has been in school here, he has become very popular among the student body and the faculty. We do not know what Belvin intends to do in future life, hut we know that with his sterling qualities he can but succeed. Calhoun Society: Hi-Y '23-24; Secretary So- ciety '25; Chief Marshal 20; Science Club '2 3-24; President of Junior Class; Triangular Debater ’26: Commencement Debater 2«; Secretary of Science Club 26; Treasurer Society ’2.»; Treas- urer Society '26; President Society '23; Circula- tion Manager C. . .s'. Echom ’25-26: Declaimer's Medal '24; President Boys' (Slee Club ’26-27; Business Manager Chsitk '26-27; President So ciety '26: Senior Play '24: Dramatic Club '26 27: Thanksgiving Debater '25-26; President Senior Class '26-27. Emogknk Baucom “Gene” Cary, North Carolina “Quiet and unobtrusive yet winsome all the while.” “Gene” has a quiet and winsome way. as she goes about her work, that holds you spellbound. When she is your friend, you may count on find- ing her one of the truest of all. She has always wished for an opportunity to develop her musical talent and has been able to see this wish materialize in spite of other demands for the future, Lowell Society: Dramatic Club '26-27; Track Team ’25. Frank Wilson Fakrkll “Woody” Cary, North Carolina It isn't so much what a fellow stands for as what he falls for. It is not when one laughs that one is really happy. “Woody” is always happy. That same bright, cheerful disposition is ever present. It has made for him numerous friends, both among his classmates and the faculty. Four years of high school work together with many honors have proved his ability. Time will pass and success will crown his efforts, but when we look back into yesterdays spent on tin- Cary High School Campus we shall still see Wilson, the boy; and c can say as we do today—Our Friend. Calhoun Society; Vice President Society '26: Censor of Society '26; President of Society '27: Secretary Society ’25; Critic '26; Science Club '23-24-25; Boys’ Glee Club '26-27; Football Team '25-26; Baseball '26 27; Track '25 26-27; Drama tic Club '26 27: Commencement Marshal. Chief '27; Basketball '26-27. Sixteen

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Hai.i.ik Virginia Dry “Hallle” Cary, North Carolina “Fair dainty, and petite. Hallie may be little, but she is large enough to possess a high degree of quality in sincerity, friendliness, unselfishness and dependability. Sin- is very studious and makes high marks on all of her subjects, which is more than most of us are capable of doing. She possesses the rare com- bination of study and attractiveness. For her we predict a life of usefulness and joyous service. Lowell Society; Vice President Society ’26-27; Science Club ’23-24-25-26: Campus News Editor C. . .S'. Echoes '26-27; Society Editor CltslTK '26-27; Commencement Marshal ’26. John Lkk Hester John Lee Neuse, North Carolina Success is sure to be. To one so faithful as he. “Johnnie” is a good-natured fellow who makes us feel good when we meet him. He has qualities which make him a man. We all feel that some day he will do a great deal of good in the world. As a student, debater, and active member of both class and society he stands among the first. Calhoun Society: Improvement Medal '24; Treas- urer '25; Vice President ’26: Baseball ’25-26-27; Science Club '26-27; Vice President ’27; Boys' Glee Club '26-27: President Ili-Y ’25; Vice President '26; Track ’24-25; Commencement De- bater '25-27: Deelaimer '26; Manager Cary Poul- try Plant ’26 27. Iaiis Roanne Ellington Lois Raleigh. North Carolina “Dignity is the sweetness of womanhood.” Lois is dignified and reserved; but she is an all- round good s|K)rt. In the three years that she has been with us we have found no kinder friend than she. Her highest ambition is to be an art student, and wc wish her much success in this work. Irving Society: Girls’ Glee Club ’26-27; Girls’ Reserve ’25-26; Girls’ Basketball Team ’25-26.