Cary High School - YRAC Yearbook (Cary, NC)

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ADMINISTRATION BUILDING Erected in 1938, this building is an impressive setting for the drama of our high school life. Page Seven

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r Setting One of the most outstanding features of the community of Cary is its high school. The imposing administration building, the modern cafeteria, the gymnasium, and the other familiar buildings provide the setting for this institu- tion of learning. These buildings and the campus about them are the temporary residences of over 1,200 persons for seven hours each day. They have stood quietly, uncomplain- ing while the busy students hurried back and forth within their walls. The structures have witnessed the joys and sor- rows of hundreds of boys and girls. If they could talk, what interesting tales they could relate. Tales of both comedy and tragedy have been played here. As the memory of the little red schoolhouse had remained in the minds of those of a few generations before ours, the memory of these buildings will stand out in our minds; symbols of the intellectual liberties we, as Americans, enjoy. Page Six

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MR. P. W. COOPER District Principal Mr. Paul W. Cooper, our principal at Cary, is an energetic and hardworking man. He leads a very active work-day life, for he is also the district principal of four other schools in our area. Long known for his work in the educational field, Mr. Cooper is to be highly com- mended for his outstanding leadership and especially so in our own school. We all join in giving him a hearty Thank CARY SCHOOL BOARD Mr. J. W. Lewis, Mr. Raymond W. Bagwell, Chairman; Mr. T. A. Watkins, Mr. C. A. Keisler. Not Pictured: Mr. H. C. Sears. Page Eight