Cary High School - YRAC Yearbook (Cary, NC)

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‘Classrooms’ Cearthing is a siren word Beckoning the questing YRAC: With senses on tiptoe Through many doors To see heads bent in concentratio histoiy on a screen. To sniff the aroma of new-baked 'bread the reek of formaldehyde. To hear the lilting harmony of ch the vibrant tones of trur debaters voices with mi staccato barrage of did the raucous rasp of a p hiss of a Bunsen burner, the liquid sounds of a forei jam. silence — silence alive with sibilant rustling of pi minds, hall clocks ticking away the maturity. A school awake and live to the We pause to take the long- is this the answer to our “What shall the YRAC th by four, 11 age traffic exploring ard 27

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;lish-Required High HORACE BURLESON, Billy Creel, Freddie Perkins, and Lynn Himes probe for information for theme writing. SEARCHING for punctuation errors, Curtis Finch discovers English is not all play and no work. MRS. CLARE J. MARLEY University of North Carolina, A.B., M.A. English, Dramatics, Forensics SponsorSenior Class, Creative Writing Club, Dramatics Club, Forensics Club MISS ALICE ANNE HORNE East Carolina College, B.S English Sponsor: Cheerleaders LOOK at the interesting books we can read,” admire Betty Green and Wanda Watkins while they develop an attractive bulletin board for English. GET INTO THE READING 28