Tarboro High School - Tar Bo Rah Yearbook (Tarboro, NC)

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1 9 2 2 TAR-BO-RAH 1921 Editorial Board ELMA BROWN Editor-in-Chief MAURICE LIGHT Assistant Editor JACK DENSON Business Manager RAYMOND COSBY Assistant Business Manager MARGARET BATTLE . Art Editor MISS CHANDLER Advisory Editor PAGE TEN ' ' iBn JPfc. 1, ■ a, Iv

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19 2 2 T AR-BO-R AH 19 2 1 CThe High School Council HENRY McNAIR, President BRUCE WILLIAMS, Secretary ELMA BROWN NASH JOHNSTON ANNIE GREY JOHNSTON ELSIE FOUNTAIN CLIFTON RUFFIN FRANK PULLEY ANNE JOHNSON The High School Council is composed of eleven members chosen as follows: The pupils of each room in the high school elect one boy and one girl to serve on the Council. In addition to these, the commercial class has one representative. The Council meets informally with the principal from time to time to discuss prospective improvements in the high school. Such matte rs as those of conduct, scholarship, school spirit, and care of rooms and grounds are considered. The mem- bers of the Council are qualified to speak from the standpoint of the pupils them- selves, therefore they often give suggestions that have not been thought of by the teachers. Several suggestions have been adopted and they have proved of real value. Probably the greatest single benefit derived from the Council is the sense of responsibility it tends to develop. The pupils composing this body not only come to feel more keenly their own personal accountability in a business about which they are consulted, but they gradually learn that they are in a measure, their brothers ' keepers. In proof of this statement is the fact that the Council is giving a silver loving cup to the school room showing the greatest improvement along various lines. PAGE TWELVE