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

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m.f1Ns, ,.., --..J -,-Jig., . 17? - 7 qffn-xxx.:-aug ., NORMAN W. RIGGINS Norman Making Music Tar-Hi Tattler staff '30. Norman is a new addition to our class within the last year: he couid not have received a heartier welcome anywhere! The saxophone is this boy's victimg his doings on this instrument are unex- celled, and no program is complete without a solo by Norman. JOANNA RUFFIN Jo Flirting She is jolly, she's sweet, Just the kind of girl you'd like to meet Literary Society '27, '28 and '30. Joanna is one of the musical mem- bers of our class. She has lots of friends and is one of the popular girls in our class. She is rather quiet but makes her presence felt. EDITH THORNBERG Edith Quietness Peace has her victories no less renowned than war. Edith has been with us for three years and in that time we have come to know what a fine, sweet girl she is. Docsn't nroclaim her virtues from the house- tops, but they must be drawn out by degrees. Edith is fond of music and is an excellent pianist. EMMA WOOD Emma Tolerance Pretty and sweet, A friend to those she meets. Literary Society '27 and '28. Emma is our modern flapper. Her radiant smile and vivacious personality add spirit to any occasion. Emma is one of the reasons why gentlemen prefer blondes. We wish you all the luck, Emma, and may you and Mary Mitchell forever be friends. Y V 1.7 ,eq -.- 7 1 - N . ,W pv: mb..-...1.L1.., - - --1-.v.u.- ...fra

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-.,n.-..,.,....-,.,.9:.- . -- 1-lf. -. 4--is-...... .,.. .. . .. ----A --H... M. ln CATHERINE M. MARROW Cat Cooperative If it's bossing a man, it's 'Cat,' But she's a good fellow for all that. Literary Society '27, '28 and '30. Of all true loyal classmates Catherine is certainly at the top. She stands back of what she says and thinks and does not mind voicing her opinion. EDWARD WATTS MARTIN Hobo Bluffing There's no bluff like a good bluff Football '29, '30, marshal '26g Tar-Hi Tattler staff '29, '30, debating team '30. Ed has a marvelous facility in bluff- ing. He is quite handsome, a fastidi- ous dresser and a most interesting con- versationalist, as well as a super-good tennis player. MARY FRANCES McDOWELL Fannie Laughing Laugh and win Literary Society '27, '28 and '30. Mary Frances-the name calls up vis- ions of red hair, quick temper and Jolly good nature. What better combination? She likes a good time, friends and l's on her report. LILLIAN DELL IVIOYE Dell Night Riding A friend loveth at all times Literary Society '50, Dell has only been with us the last two years, but everyone has come to love her. She is rather small in stature but has a big heart and is always ready to lend a helping hand. IRVING PILLOW Pillar Forgetfulness He laughs and continues calmly on his way. Literary Society '27, '28 and '30. Irving is the kind of boy who is out for a good timeg studies are the least of his worries. We all envy Irving for his ability to see the funny side of a French lesson. .T-Q, , ,,,, WY, .W A

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