Cary High School - YRAC Yearbook (Cary, NC)

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Benefactors Render Multiple Services ON THE GO. Mr. D. G. Langdon and Mr. G. E. Kirk keep the Junior High School home fires burning. MRS. EDNA C. LORENZ Women’s College of tho University of North Carolina, A.B. University of North Carolina, M.Ed. Librarian Sponsor: YRAC Library Club; Service Club MRS. SARA RIGDON Appalachian State Teacher’s College B.S. Science Guidance Counselor Sponsor: Beta Club MRS. BARBARA BUNCH Meredith College, A.B. University of North Carolina, M.Ed. Guidance Counselor Sponsor: Student Council Intcrclub Council HOW DO I FOOTNOTE THAT? Puzzled by his research paper, Johnny Brady seeks the helpful advice of Mrs. Lorenz. THERE IS NOTHING like a shining floor to brighten the halls. Mr. Ross, head custodian, Pervis Denning, and Clyde Barbee keep everything ship-shape. 6

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Quality Education—the phrase that has re- sounded from Manteo to Murphy—is now echoing within the halls of Cary. Several coun- ty-wide innovations, including uniform grading, extracurricular, graduation, and curricular strat- egies, mold Cary into a stronger institution. In May, an additional wing to a year-old school brings the luxuries of an adequate music de- partment, auditorium, and student lounge. During the halftime ceremonies of the first home football game, the school boards dedicate the Paul W. Cooper Athletic Field, honoring the district principal. A fifth classroom wing on the drawing board bolsters hope for alleviating crowded conditions of the Junior High School. Quality Education MR. FRED SMITH Superintendent Wake County Schools MRS. JANE INCOLD Senior High School Secretary MRS. JANE BAXTER Junior High School Secretary CARY SCHOOL BOARD MR. COOPER explains the lighting panel of the new auditorium to Cary School Board members, W. A. Green; Clyde A. Keisler, Chairman; W. Lee Patrick; A. C. Racklcy; and Walter E. Thomas. 5

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MRS. RUTH JACKSON Gardncr-Wcbb Junior College Meredith College, A.B. Social Studies Librarian Sponsor: Library Club, Junior High YRAC AS SHE SURROUNDS herself with scores of new books, Carol Mizelle discovers reading is contagious. After a year of setting-up house- - keeping, the services of the school have cozier surroundings and more time to project and diversify their capacities. The library is magnified with a 400 volume increase; references are expand- ing with a new set of encyclopedias and a Readers’ Guide coupled with the back stock of magazines. The guidance office works more closely with the Seniors to enhance their chances for success, in conjunction with routine functions. More students mean a split lunch period for cafeteria workers, and additional floor space adds to custodial tasks. SO THAT'S WHAT IT IS FORI Mrs. Jackson explains the card catalogue to Billy Creel and Lewis Clark. SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL CAFETERIA WORKERS Mrs. Thelma Hilliard, Manager; Mrs. Rentha Clayton; Mrs. Virginia Oak- ley; Inez Sanders; Mildred Bullock. 7