Cary High School - YRAC Yearbook (Cary, NC)

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THE CROWNING TOUCH Bonnie Jeffreys makes a last minute check before facing her subjects as Basketball Homecoming Queen. Cary Salutes TEMPTING TORO, Cary is tingling with spring—all of a sudden the air is sweet—the breeze is gentle and the warm days have a way of bringing joy back into living that had once been suppressed by cold, dreary, wintry days. The tempo increases—new endeavors are undertaken with a fervor known only to this season. From the fanfaronade of queens to the grimaces of frog dissection—life at Cary High goes on. With enlightening and enjoyable assembly programs and fun-filled initiations, days filled with ac- tivities speed by. matador Doug Humphreys is showered with “ole's” from onlookers at the Pan American Day assembly. 16

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When is a picture not worth a thousand words? Now, because no snapshot can capture the spirit of Cary; --- you can’t film a school’s heart. Our high school is the hub of our life. There are --- those who say school is a preparation for living, but we know Cary High School is life. Against a backdrop of studies, sports and fun, we each live our own story. Days at Cary color our personalities and form the spark that makes CIIS come alive. Through this realm of books and learning, move the hustlers, the meek, the --- capable, teeming with youth’s promise. --- Cary is many things to many people. To each stu- --- dent, Cary is different—to each student Cary has a special meaning.

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ORIGINALITY AND HARD WORK mark the efforts of FHA members Jean Rollins and Dianne Lloyd. INITIATEE JOHNNY BRADY takes an after-lunch break to repair his lipstick during Beta Club initiation. Spring with Tingling Tempo BE STILL, murmurs Mary Spain as the frog is prepared for biological dissection by David Bailey and Deryl Howard.