Cary High School - YRAC Yearbook (Cary, NC)

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Garland Floyd Poole “Professor” “Let jis go unto perfection. Norma Faye Preddy “Babydoll “To make the world a friendly place, she always wears a friendly face.” Max Benton Silvers “Benny “To make a jest, to cause a laugh, brings happiness to our lives.” Almond Ray Smith “Red” “By the work one knows the workman.” William Albert Ruth “Toolie” A personality that's a credit to any class.” Charles McCrary Shaw “Mac “Always laughing, never sad: some- times naughty, but never bad.”

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 Vann Cooper Newsome “Moss” His talents were more of the silent type. Virginia Ann Nine “Peanut Still and quiet, but deeper than you think. Lynn Arrington O’Neal “Lynn” “About the best and finest thing in world is laughter. Charles Ray Phillips “Eddie” Dark and friendly is he.” Betty Joanne Phipps “Jo” Sweet gentle ways of womanhood. James Thelbert Pollard “T-Jay” “Quietness and seriousness characterize this one.”

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 Thomas William Smith “Smitly Gentle in manner, strong in perform- ance. Graham Hinton Stokes Pelt True worth is being not seeing. Donald Marshall Taylor “Donnie Responsive of nature: a genius for athletics.” Mildred Lee Utley “Millie Modesty and calm content.” Nancy Leigh Spruill “Little Hit” “Small and heart.