Cary High School - YRAC Yearbook (Cary, NC)

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Patterns for COME AND GET IT! Student Council members need no second invitation. Time,” said the Greek philosopher Theophrastus, is the most valuable thing a man can spend.” Because of our improved standard of living, we Americans have more leisure time to spend than ever before. With boundless energy and unlimited capacity for giving, we Cary students learn to spend our leisure time income wisely in a varied and constructive program of activities. We are members of groups that give service to others, that have common hobby interests, of sports groups and vocational interests groups. We serve on committees, on club projects, on program and party planning groups. By participation in a well-balanced program of activities, we are learning to be- come well rounded individuals. By samp- ling various ways of spending our leisure time we are learning more about ourselves and enjoyable activities that can mean a life- time of pleasure. By mingling, conversing, planning and working together, we form wide friendships and catch contagious school spirit that comes from many work- ing for a common cause. Such is our con- structive use of our leisure time income that we reap rich dividends in happiness which come from a purposeful and abun- dant life. 24 Melodic troubadours gather around the piano for a tune-fest,1

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Holiday high fashions modeled by Sue Swindell. Nancy Harrington, Elaine Masscngill, Becky Mills, and Ruth Blaylock. DESIGNING THE HOME GROUNDS Mr. Dunham demonstrates propagation of plants to Roscoc McDaniel. Ted Carter, Jack Raynor, Fred Stephenson. David Tant, Sherwood Kelbaugh, Michael Young, and Billy Ross. Family Living ETCHING Community homemakers learn to make lovely metal trays. 23

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Airmindcd Fred Stephenson and Jerry Dickinson prepare for the big model airplane contest. ACTIVE RECREATION REFRESHES Sandra Stephens and Marsha Pate practice basket- Dates and Dances 25