Cary High School - YRAC Yearbook (Cary, NC)

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Paul Livingston Smith “Paul” Morrisville, North Carolina ’’Silence is { olden. Paul is another good student from Morrisville. Among the things he is famous for is his work in agriculture, lie is one of Mr Mcekins’ star pupils in vocational work. Paul has those charac- teristics of steadiness, honesty and good disposition which lead to success in life. What more does any fellow need? Stock Judging Team ’25-26; Stock Judging Team ’26 27. Raciiaki. Ci.arkknk Murray “Midget” Apex. North Carolina She is a winsome wee thing. “Midget” may l e small in stature and in avoirdupois, but her ambition and determination are by no means little. Hooks are her greatest pleasures. Some day. perhaps, she will make a splendid librarian. The most valuable things are sometimes found in the smallest packages. Irving Society; Marshal '25-26; Kditor of Junior Class for C. II. S. tU'hotx '25; Science Club ’25- 26 27; («iris’ Reserve ’25-26; Girls’ Glee Club ’25-26; Marcus Dry Home Economics Club 26-27; Dramatic Club '26 27; Kditor in-Chief of C. II. S. Echorx; Assistant Secretary of Society ’26-27; Costume Director for Dramatic Club ’26-27. William Dkburnia Smith “Bill” Cary. North Carolina Glee Club is his stud} . His singing is divine: And some day in the halls of fame. His name—and eyes—will shine. As a member of the Hoys’ Glee Club for the past two years “Hill has had a chance to develop and exhibit his excellent talent as a vocal soloist. Resides being a lending member of the Hoys’ Glee Club, “Bill” is an excellent student and athlete. He has many friends in Cary and is liked by all. Our expectations of “Hill” arc indeed high; for we know that he can succeed in whatever course he takes in life. Clay Society; ’23-24-26-27; Hoys’ Glee Club '23-24-26 27; Baseball '25-27; Reclaimer ”25.

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 The gladness of her gladness and the sadness of her sadness. Are nothing to the badness of her bad- ness when she's bad. Not only is “Addie” game for anything, but she is good in everything. She is jolly and always your friend at work or at play. Her chief pastime is playing jokes. Irving Society; Girls’ Glee Club ’26-27; Science Club ’25-26; Girls’ Reserve ”24-25-26-27; Treas- urer Girls’ Reserve; Dramatic Club ’26-27. William Walton Pleasants “Bill” Cary, North Carolina If you can't slick don't begin it. Hill lias won where work would win it. Rill is closely connected with all of the C. II. S activities, and has grown along with the school, for we have had him from an “ABC” boy to a high school graduate. He has confidence in him- self and is dependable at all times. We under- stand that he is to study dentistry and we are confident of his success. Clay Society; Baseball Team '25 26; Commercial (’lass 26-27. Elizabeth Pansy Moore Pat” Cary, North Carolina Rare compound of guality, noble and true. With plenty of sense and good humor too. Pansy has been a member of our class since the Freshman days, and -a loyal friend who sympathizes with one’s joys and sorrows. If you want anything done well, call on her and you will get results. She has chosen the career of a trained nurse, so we are all wishing her much success in this field, and expecting great things from her in the future. To summarize her in two words is to call her true blue. Lowell Society; Pianist of Society ’25; President Society ’26; Chorister '26; Triangular Debater ”24; Marcus Dry Home Economics Club ’26-27; Track Team ”24. pm? bj Twenty one

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 1 “Not only to know her is to love her, but the more you know her, the more you will love her.” In Hazel we find a personality that is sure to make and hold for her a host of friends where’er she may go. Serious? Yes. when the occasion demands it. Reudy for a good time' Yes! Studious? Yes. if need hi-. Always ready to help? Yes. What more could one wish to have than the combination of these qualities, which make for the best kind of a friend. Irving Society; Secretary ’25-26; President ’26; Secretary Junior Class ’25-26; Secretary Senior Class ’26-27; Dramatic Club Business Manager ‘26 27; Science Club ’26-27; Scholarship Medal ’24-25; Latin Medal ”25-26; Irving Societv Mar- shal ”26-27. William Walter Stevens “Boss” Raleigh. North Carolina “If talking will do it he’ll win.” Walter has been with us during the four years of our high school career and has shown himself to lie a good sport. Me is a good student and worker. He may not make the highest grades on his subjects, but he makes enough to pass his work. Few desire to do more than this. Walter is jovial and optimistic, and does not find many things that are worth worrying over. He has won many honors in the department of agriculture, and we are counting on him to win many more in future life. Seed Judging Team ’24-25; Cattle Judging Team ”26-27 ; Dramatic Club ”26 27 ; Baseball Team ”25-26-27. Pansy Mae Rockks “Baby” Cary, North Carolina A soul of joy, A heart of song.” Pansy has been with us through our four years of high school life, and in all our responsi- bilities and undertakings she has shown the true spirit of sportsmanship. She believes in prepar- ing her school work, but she also believes in taking an active part in social activities. When she decides to do a thing no power on earth can stop her. She is jovial and good-natured; a sincere friend of all who know and understand her disposition. Pansy, we predict great success for you in the business world. Lowell Society; Tennis Team ’23-24; Track ”24-25; Science Club ”23 24; «iris’ «lee Club ”25-26-27; Dramatic Club '26-27. IKSSl Twenty-three