Cary High School - YRAC Yearbook (Cary, NC)

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Successful Band Qright clouds of -•-'Swirling lace and frill, Blaring bands, cheering crowds Happy faces, sweating officials, and Merriment — Parade delights — Excitement - These moments of festivity — then Day ends — evening is nigh. Light, fluffy flapjacks Heaped generously on platters Before popping eyes and watering mouths. Our beings are filled and satiated. With sunset — eventide— Evening melodies, Swinging rhapsodies, Rhythmic, pulsating jazz tunes Float on soft breezes at the end of Another wonderful, successful Band Day for the band and Band Boosters. MAN IN A HURRY, Mr. Jack O. White, utilizes his motor scooter to eliminate the complexities of directing three bands. INTRIGUING the audience at Jazz Concert, Mr. White is Cary’s man with a horn. WHAT A MESS , sighs Neal Lanning as he cuts up sausago for the Pancake Supper. 16

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SHARING kids’ summer joys, London Ivey pilots the park train. Sunstruck Summer ARLENE MILLER PLAYS HOST to Jackie Dartigucs and Chantal Leforte, French visitors, while Billy Ellcdgc enjoys Chantal’s talent. WARM AND HONEY-COLORED DAYS find Bob Sandford faithful to the job, even with distractions. ADVANCED BIOLOGICAL STUDIES at N. C. State fill Laura Milner’s summer. A FUN FILLED WEEK lies ahead for Brenda Kcislcr and Helen Doggett at State 4-H Club Week. 15

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Day Paves Way for Regional Festival THE SPIRIT OF SOUTHERN REBELS is illustrative of YRACstcrs school spirit as they support the band. PRETTY PLUSH SMILES of Mary Rcca Moore and Di- anc Matthews spread the buoyancy of YRAC. HOMETOWN BELLES grace Chatham .Street and the hearts of its inhabitants. A DOUBLE AWARD, Elizabeth City Maj- orette receives a trophy and smile from Miss North Carolina. 17