Cary High School - YRAC Yearbook (Cary, NC)

Page 22 text:

George Felix Moore “Felix” Cary, North Carolina Agriculture Clay Society; V. T. F. Club '28. Friendly, Cheerful, Willing so— Felix is one of the few that have been with us during our entire high school career. lie is interested in Agri- culture anjd it has been said that he expects to be a farmer. Felix doesn't say much, but he means what he says. We hate to part from you. Felix. Felix if just another ‘aggie' hoy That deccires his look .” Mary Elizabeth Jones “Lib” Raleigh, North Carolina Lowell Society; Vice President Society '28; Dramatic Club '28; Vice President Dramatic Club '28; Cheer Leader '28; Glee Club '28. Attractive, Cute, Lovable but— Lib andherpcrpctualchewinggum has won a warm place in the hearts of all hei classmates. Lib is not very fond of studying, but she always likes to pass her work. One of her favorite duties is that of cheerleader. Every one enjoys hearing Lib giggle and wc feel sure her future life will be full of happiness. .She if not a ‘Comedy of Errors’ Xor a 'Midsummer Night's Dream' Hut lake ‘If M' You Like It,’ She is just what she seems. Raymond James Rogers “Raymond” Raleigh, North Carolina A cad cm ic Calhoun Society '28; Footha!lS |Uud '28; Baseball 28; Track '28. Tall, Easy-going. Handsome tho— Raymond came to us from Raleigh -nevertheless he is one of the best fellows in the class of '28. He is a quiet sort of chap, but only when the occasion requires such, because those who have been closely associated with him have learned that he is pretty apt to express himself, and they have learned to value highly whatever Raymond has to say on any matter. Raymond has made a mark for himself on the football field, being one of our best players. Raymond, here's to your success in whatever profes- sion you undertake. Sober, quitl, patient, and demure, .1 friend of whom you're always sure.

Page 24 text:

 WA3 | Cwj i Percy Graham Wilson “P. G.” Raleigh, North Carolina Academic Calhoun Society: Treasurer of Society '26; Vice President '26-27; Sccictary of Society '28; President Society '28; V. M. C. A. '26; Glee Club '26; Commence- ment Marshal '27; President Science Club '28; Vice President Sophmore Class; Cheer Leader '28; Tennis team '28; Vice Piesident Senior Class; Assistant Business Manager Ciimtb '28. Humorous, Studious. Gay so— If it wasn't foi Percy and his inquisitiveness, we would be lonesome quite often in our work. He is one who asks and finds out and then keeps his knowledge to himself. He is from Rhamkattc, but seems to have acquired very little of the art of the inhabitants. “Small in -tature, but large in ererything that makes a friend. Frances Omelia Sorrei.i. “Frances” Cary, North Carolina Academic Irving Society; President of Society '27; Critic of Society '26: Dramatic Club '27-28; President '28, Sec- retary-Treasurer-Librarian '27; Music Medal '27; Recitation Medal '27: Irving-Lowell Debate '25-27; Triangular Debate '27; Secretary Senior Class; Science Club '28; Recitation Contest '2.V26-27; Senior Play '27-28; Commencement Debate '27-28. Kind, Cheerful, Sincere tlicicf ore- in Frances we find a personality that is sure to make and hold for her hosts of friends where e'er she may go. She is a loyal friend and one who sympathizes with one's joys and sorrows. If you want anything done call on her and it will surely be done. She has great ambition and determination. Her steadfastness and sincerity assure us that her future will be a success. “Here's to a girl with a heart and smile That makes the bubble of life worth while. Paul William Tillman “Paul” Cary, North Carolina Agriculture Clay Society; President Society '27; Censor Society '28; President Senior Class; Dramatic Club '27-28; Agriculture Livestock Judging Team '27-28; Glee Club '27: Thanksgiving Debater '27; Commencement Debater '27; Society Marshal '28; Y. T. F. Club '28; Science Club '28. Industrious. Ambitious, Dependable so— Paul has won admiration among students and teach- ers as well. As Seniors we asked guidance, and on trial we found Paul capable and always ready. Holding this prominent office. President, and yet keeping all friends is remarkable—and we are grateful for such a friend. Here’s wishing him success and that four more years will find him guiding his college classmates. It's not so much what a man stands for as what he falls for m Twenty