Cary High School - YRAC Yearbook (Cary, NC)

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A SHORT PAUSE IN PERFORMANCE while Dr. Bland reinforces lineman Larry Hamilton during game. Hue SENATOR JOHN JORDAN awards Arlene Miller Citizcn- of-Month for September. Hot reds, spicy oranges, Flashing yellows and deep browns, Whistling wind, rustling leaves, Crying flocks flying south. Brisk, restless moving From the quiet dreams of summer To the busy activities of winter. Converging from our different directions, We, also, migrate Back from summers Pleasures To winters obligations, Slowly settling down With the memories of the glorious summer Still ringing in our minds. A new year, a new beginning, A new yet familiar way of life. Is this the solution to our quest? CO-CAPTAINS, Bobby Brannon and Richard Austin, present Coach Lane with a “Gee, Thanks” package. •

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AN OPTIMISTIC ADIOS sends the football team against Ahoskie for district championship. THE SMELL OF COTTON CANDY and the cry of the barkers pose a new Shangri-La for Sandy Gilmore at the State Fair. Bright Spirits Color Cary with Autumn ACHING ARCHES after a two-and-one-half-milc hike evoke groans from Majorette Lynn Brown. 20

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Tension Mounts as Exam Time Spirals UMMMM, A HOT DOG certainly docs taste grand after a t vo-hour-exam,” opines Willard Jones, Clyde Keisler, Phil Senger, and Bobby Ward. 12:30 A.M.: MACBETH'S sleep- walking scene gives way to peaceful dreams for exam-ridden Frank Holding. 9:30 A.M.: As zero hour nears, Bogie Winstead crams. Half to come—half has gone Now at Christmas, a time for rest A preparation period— Slowly, surely, nerves are tightened Cramming, last minute dreads .... Snow intervenes—a soft, silent savior. Still the tension mounts— The worst is expected .... and then Exams! Whew! At last, time to plan for Spring. 12:30 A.M.: “Grade sheets due, groans Mrs. Marley. 11:11 A.M.: Gail Fowler ponders over a question as the minutes tick by. 3:00 P.M.: “Yippee, last one's over!” beams Rena Cosimini. 22