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

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Uhr lirart nf th? Gllzum nf 'BH Dear old abode of leaming, Dear old familiar place, You have made pothooks on many a book That time can never erase. We love your rooms and hallways, At least in retrospectg , We can't quite say we felt that way When answers weren't correct. Dear old deserving teachers, Each of a kind, warm heart, Forever thus you will be to us, Though time and distance part. We love your idiocrasies, Although we must admit, To strunts untamed your glances turned, Your comments fairly ate. Dear old adoring schoolmates, Friends of our yesterdays, VVe can truly add we're a bit sad At this parting of the ways. We loved your awed devotion, But oh, your childishness, For seniors to be seen with you Has caused us much distress. And so now that we're leaving This dear old school we love, We won't cry as we say good-bye As from this port we shove. Of course, we hate to leave you, But there are things ahead To which we'll rush and onward push, Forever in the lead. -Henrietta Baker, Poetess,

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, ,,n,,,,,.,......,....f--1...L- af V- r-X ..---if-f--VM -. A, -.f..,L:'- wr .----ww-1-. fe. 1- f .- -- ff 1-Q-,.c.fa. .- L,-f.-.aww ,- H' -.ff f- - . WILLIAM C. PITT --Billy Leadership He was a gentleman in whom I put absolute trust. Football '28 and '29-130, Literary Society '26 and '27g President Junior Class '29g Tar-Hi Tattler staff '29g editor-in-chief Tar-Hi Tattler '30g Senior Year Book staH '30: President Senior Class '30. Outstanding in leadership, splendid school spirit, interest in athletics, and ability as a good mixer. EDWARD LEWIS CLAYTON Buzzard Business Manager He was a man of affairs. Literary Society '27, '28, '30g manager football '29g business manager Tar-H1 Tattler '29g vice-president Senior Class '30g Class Grumbler '30. Ed is a perfect executive as a busi- ness manager. Managing a winning football team also is along Ed's line of activities. DOLORES COBB Dolores Financing One who says little but takes every- thing in. Literary Society '27, '28, '303 class sec- retary and treasurer '30g Tar-I-Ii Tat- tler staff '30. Her ability to handle our money is na greater than her ability to obtain high grades on her studies. A sweet and lovable girl, thoroughly admired by all the class. LAURA V. WHITLARK Laura Willing Ycu'll always find her true, just A girl whom all can love and trust. Literary Society '27, '28, '30g literary editor Annual '29, manager basketball '28: Tar-Hi Tattler staff '30, editor-in- chief The Carry-On '30, The pride of our class. Valedictorians come once in a lifetime and they can't receive too much praise. Avelaged 96.3 throughout her entire four years of high school. JUNE BOURNE June Being Sweet Lovable and sweet. June is cur beloved mascot, and her cute ways and pleasing disposition have won the admiration of the entire class. - --T -f, '..:,sn-sf. ---I..-,,,... .W ,1-g