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

Text from Pages 1 - 44 of the 1937 volume:

TAR- B®- RAH 1937 VOLUME ONE Published by The Senior Class OF TARBORO HIGH SCHOOL TARBORO. N. C. ir aV K - IB D - IC aV in I FOREWORD This 1937 edition of the Tar-Bo-Rah is the revival of a publication which made its last appearance in 1922. However, several Tarboro High School year books have ap- peared since that year, under other titles. The Class of 1937 presents this volume of the Tar-Bo-Rah to you with the sincere hope that succeeding classes will keep alive the customs and traditions of our high school through its annual publication. As you peruse the contents of the book, we hope that you will enjoy with us the school activities depicted on its pages. We here wish to thank the merchants of the town for their help in supporting us in this publication. Page Two Tarboro High School ir aV IC - IC €) - K A n Mrs. Forrest L. Sledge DEDICATION In sincere appreciation of the loyal services, un- bounded faith, and everlasting patience which has laid the foundation for our success as Seniors, and of the clearer and more beautiful conception of life that we have been enabled to glimpse by our daily association with her . . . We respectfully and affectionately dedicate this volume of Tar-Bo-Rah to Mrs. Forrest L. Sledge. Page Three Nineteen Thirty-Seven TAR. BORAH STAFF Willie Warren Editor-in-Chief Frances Killebrew Associate Editor Mattie Taylor Associate Editor Faith White ark Art Editor Dorothy Brown Art Editor Dorothy Pender . , , Art Editor Adelaide Price Advertising and Circulation Manager Mary Marshall Farrar , Advertising and Circulation Manager Dan Mizell ' Advertising and Circulation Manager Reba AdLER , Business Manager Raymond McDaniEL Associate Business Manager Mrs. F. L. Sledge Faculty Adviser Page Four Tarboro High School ¥ A IR - ID € IC A in FACULTY W. A. Mahler , . Superintendem: Audrey M. Sledge English LyNETTE Warren Mathematics Ruth D. Johnston Biology and French J. E. Merritt, Jr Science and History Sarah E. Jenkins English and Latin W. M. Gillette Civics and Geography Zelle Foley , English and Chemistry OCTAVIA Jeter History and Mathematics H. N. Marriott History and Science Elsie YarborouGH Home Economics Page Five Nineteen Thirty-Seven T A IC - IB € - IR A in PICTORIAL HISTORY OF AS THEY WERE At first the infant in his nurse ' s arms. 1. Karl Miller 2. Guilford Wilson 3. Lurline Clark 4. Noah Baker 5. Adelaide Price 6. Elizabeth Ruffin 7. Russell and Raymond Edmondson 8. Reba Adler 9. Margie Hagans 10. Robert Wilson 11. Martha Sexton 12. Frances Killebrew 13. Dan Mizell 14. Willie Parks 15. Edith Savage 16. Ralph Burnette 1 7. Raymond McDaniel 18. Irene Norris This jiictorial History and Prophecy form a preview to June Jingles of 1937, program for Class Night, June 3. Puge Six , • Tarboro High School ¥ A IC - ID © - 113 A in THE SENIOR CLASS AS THEY WERE And then the school boy with shining morning face. 1. Henry Keehin 2. Faith Whitlark o. Dorothy Pender 4. Mary Marshall Farrar 5. Marcia Warren 6. Dorothy Brown 7. Billie Bryant 8. Warren Taylor 9. W. C. Ranes 10. Willie Warren 1 ] . Elizabeth Hoard 12. Mattie Taylor l.S. Frances Long 14. Walter Hargrove 15. Elsilene Weeks 16. Bessie Jones 1 7. Olivia Ogburn 18. Eunice Keene 1 9. Daisy Morris Page Seven Nineteen Thirty-Seven ir aV K - ID © - IC A in SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Walter Hargrove President Warren 1 ' AYLOR Vice-President Russell EdmoNDSON Secretary and Treasurer Page Eight mm mmmm mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm m i mmam mmmm m mmmi mmmm mam Tarboro High School ir A IR IB ' C iC aV in AS thi:y are Rebecca Doris Adler •■Reba ' llappy J am, froiii carr J )u free: Why raii ' t tlie rest he cuiitciitcd like Class Presifleiit (2); Beta Cliih (3, 4); Debate (4): Business MaTia- ger, Tar-Bo-Rah (4). Dorothy May Brown A good disposition is the (ircatest of ail possessions. Marshal (3); Art Editor, Tar- Bo-Rah (4). Ralph Edward Burnette Not fearing toii, or length of weary days. ' Football (2, 3, 4) ; Basketball (2, 3, 4); Baseball (2, 3, 4). RAYMOND P. EDMONDSON Serine all, hut love only one. Baseball (1, 2. 3, 4); Football (4). Mary Marshall Farrar zt ' orry were tlie only cause of death, then she would live forever. Class Vice-President (3); Adver- tising Manager, Tar-Bo-Rah (4); voted best dressed girl in class. Noah Baker, Jr. IVorry hrinits a nan notliing. Basketball (2, 3, 4); Baseball (2, 3). Willie Elbert Bryant Billie ' Teach ine half the -gladness that thy hrain must knozv. AVIS Lurline Clark ' She is gentle, she is shy, but she has mischief in her eye. ' Russell B. Edmondson Men of etc wards arc the best men. ' ' Class President (1); President, Beta Club (3, 4); Class Secretary, Treasurer (4); Football (2, 3, 4), Captain (4); Basketball (2, 3, 4), Captain (4); Baseball (1, 2, 3, 4). Walter C. Hargrove, Jr. True originalitv cannot be copied. Class President (3. 4); High .School Band (3, 4) ; Cheer Leader (4); Football (2, 3, 4); Baseball (3): voted most popular Ijoy. Page Nine Nineteen Thirty-Seven ir aV c - IB © - IP aV in AS THEY ARE George Alton Grayiel Such labored learniiif s in so sfyant c a style Aiiiace tlie unlearned, and make the learned smile. Foofhall (1). Marjorie Louise Hagans ' ' Her joys are as deep as the ocean. Her troubles are as liiiht as the foam. Cheer Leader (4). Bessie Lou Jones Sweet, true, and always kind, A better pal no one can find. Class Historian f4). EUNICE ADELL KEENE A 7vitty w ' ay, a. mind so 7i ' ise, A perfect ' wonder for her sine. FRANCES ALDINE LONG It s not the noise that makes us notice people, but the deeds they do. I iberal Arts Award (3); Most Studious Girl (4). JOSEPH ALLISON GRAYIEL We .cirant, althouc h he had much wit, ' He was ' eery shy in usinci it. Football (1); George and Joe ; voted most original. Elizabeth Gordan Hoard Where there is a 7( ' ill, there is ' ivay, Akvays be jidly, happy, and iiay. Manager. Girls ' li.iskethall (4). Henry Eugene Keehln He is al ' ivays willing to ' ivork and do l ' hatceer you may ask him to. .Marshal (.1); Manager. Basketball voted best dre.ssetl boy (4). Emma Frances Killebrew The girl who zuins is the girl who works. The girl ' vho toils, ' vhile the ne.rt one shirks. Secretary and Treasurer (. ); Beta Club (3, 4); Literary Editor Tar- Ho-R. H (4). Raymond W. McDaniel Rightly to be iireat is not to stir ■cvithout great argument. Class President (1); Class Secre- tary (2); Marshal (2); Assistant Business Manager Tar-}3o-Rah (4) ; Football (2, 3, 4) ; Basketball (2. 3, 4); Baseball (2, 4). Page Ten Tarboro High School T A 113 - ID C - IP A in AS T H li Y ARE Karl Daniel Miller ' ■ (■ has a sliiic ami easy iVay. he is much admircii. Delegate. Engineers ' Fair, Stale College (4). Daisy Peoples Morris ' hate nobody: I ain In rharitv will} the zcorld. OLIVIA Belle Ogburn men- interfere witli zvorl;. quit work. Marshal (2); Most Popular Girl (4); Cheer Leader (4). Dorothy Adair Pender sunny disposition, with cverlast- iny yiee. Makes a jolly maiden just what she ought to be. Marshal (1); (Jreen Cup (2); Sec- retary and Treasurer, Beta Cluli 4); Debate (4); Art Editor Tak-Bo- Rah (4). Mary Ellen Price ' Blushes are the rainbows of modesty. ALONZO Daniel Mizelle CfOnd nnlured. jolly and elever, Ills tonyue. like a I ' ord, yocs for- ever. Marshal (1, ) Football (2, ) ; Baseball (2); Arlvertising Manager, Tak-BoT mi (4). BONNIE Irene Norris ■■She ' s jolly, she ' s .iweet. She ' s the kind of i irl you like to meet. Willie Bertram Parks, Jr. hai ' e time, I ' oill study. Co-Manager, Football (4). Adelaide Burroughs Price U ' -ifh i entle, yet prevailing forec, Intent upon tier destined course. Advertising Editor, Tar Bo-Rah (4). Wesse Carlisle Ranes, Jr. ■•w. C. .I busy man. he is, hut also seems busier llnin he really is. ' Delegate. Engineers ' Fair, State College (4). Page Eleven Nineteen Thirty-Seven T A C - IB € - IR A in AS THEY ARE Harriett Elizabeth Ruffin ' 4 siuilc will iviii- the -ivoi ' ld, hut a frmvn — ' vliat ivill it gain. Voted Prettiest Girl (4). MARTHA ISABELLE SEXTON ' Sccjj and heard only when ne.cessarv. ' WARREN WATSON TAYLOR I ' m wining to be eonvinecd , but I ' d like to see tlie person wlio can do it. Class Secretary (2): Debate (2. 4); Manager Football (3); Football (2) ; Class Vice-President (4) ; Vice President, Beta Club (3, 4); Dele gate Engineers ' Fair, State College (4); Voted Best Looking Boy (4) Class Prophet (4). Willie Joseph Warren Tlie keystone upon which is built all liking and loving — Dependablc- Editor-in-Cluef Tar-Bo-Rah (4) ; Delegate Engineers ' Fair, State Col- lege (4) ; Voted Most Studious Boy (4). Faith Elizabeth Whitlark She ' s not a ' Comedy of Errors ' Nor a ' Midsummer Night ' s Dream, ' But, take if ' As You Like It ' She ' s just what she seems. Art Editor Tar-Bo-Rah (4). Edith Priscilla Savage .- diller. a dollar, a ten o ' clock scholar. Mattie Bryant Taylor ' Quiet and concerned, always eager to learn. Literary Editor Tar-Bo-Rah (4). Marcia Thigpen Warren To hnczv her is to love her. Dorothy Elsilene Weeks And this maiden, she lived with no other thought tlian to love and to be loved. Class Vice-President (2). Robert Fletcher Wilson Good-natured and a good pal. Football {i, 4) ; Baseball (i, 4). Guilford Morring Wilson He has a quiet and easy manner, with motives unknown. Manager Football (4); Basketball (4) ; Baseball (.3, 4). No picture available. Page Twelve Tarboro High School T A IC ID © IP A m CALENDAR — HIGHLIGHTS OF ' 37 1936 Sept. 9 — School Opened. Nov. 6 — Tom 7 humb Wedding. Nov. 1 1 — Forget-Me-Not Day. Nov. 20 —Football— T. H. S. vs. Dunn— score, 0-0. Dec. 4 — Pageant, A Call to Action — in behalf of nine months school. Dec. 5 — Town goes over the top for extended school term. Dec. 1 8 — Christmas party by Grade Mothers. Dec. 1 8 — Senior Dance — Joe Davis ' Orchestra. Dec. 18 — Jan. 4, 193 7 — Christmas Holidays. 1937 Jan. 26 — Mid-Term Examinations. Mar. 5 — Junior Play, At the Sign of the Pewter Jug. Mar. 23 — Tribute to North Carolina read at Valley Forge, Pa. Mar. 26-30 — Easter Holidays. April 1 — Mr. Marriott left us — American History Class mourned. April 2-3 — Engineers ' Fair, State College. April 5 — Triangular Debates. April 14 — College Day. April 15 — High School Day at Eastern Carolina Teachers ' College. April 19 — Annual went to press. April 30 — Junior-Senior Banquet and Dance. May 25-28 — Senior Final Examinations. May 30 — Baccalaureate Sermon, Baptist Church. June 3 — Class Night — June Jmgles of 1 937. June 4 — Commencement Exercises — Diplomas! — Senior Dance. Page Thirteen Nineteen Thirty-Seven AS THEY WILL BE i T A IK - IB € - K A IH LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT NORTH Carolina, Edgecombe County, TARBORO High School. We, the Seniors of the Tarboro High School, being both mentally and physically sound, do hereby draw up and declare this our last will and testament. I, — We hereby bequeath to these named; Anne Fountain — Reba Adler ' s good disposition. Frank Arens — Elizabeth Hoard ' s sweetness. Dan Waters — Dan Mizell ' s personality. Frank Ballard — Raymond McDaniel ' s dancing ability. Helen Hall — Dorothy Pender ' s ability to gold-dig. Phoebe Jane Harris — Adelaide Price ' s attempt to boss. Herman Jenkins — Elsilene Weeks ' ability to drive a car. Julius Sadler — Warren Taylor ' s ability to truck. Lynn Williamson — Frances Long ' s grades. Mary E. Braswell — Billie Bryant ' s ability to talk on a date. Anne Parker — Mary Ellen Price ' s Giggle. Ruth Bond — Marcia Warren ' s scream. Dene Creech — Bro Hargrove ' s influence. Sally Powell — Faith Whitlark ' s figure. Dorothy Mobley — Mary Marshall Farrar ' s height. Joe Wagner — Dorothy Brown ' s quietness. M. P. Edwards — The Grayiel ' s wit. William Henderson — Eunice Keene ' s ability to tell jokes, n. — To Mr. Mahler, and the school faculty: We leave our appreciation and best wishes for your guiding hand and willing, helpfulness throughout our school years. III. — To the classes: To the Juniors, we leave them luck in obtaining an annual, our studious nature, and our dignified appearance. To the Sophomores, we leave our privilege of using the front door and our best wishes for the years to come. To the Freshmen, we leave our high standards of conduct and warn them to look around and prepare for the work ahead of them. IV. — We, the members of the Senior Class of Tarboro High School, have put our hands and seal on this, the nineteenth day of April, Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-seven, THE SENIOR CLASS OF TARBORO HIGH SCHOOL, (Signed) FAITH WHITLARK, Testator. Witnesses: ELSILENE Weeks Warren Taylor Dorothy Brown CLASS SONG Tune — So Do I The time is drawing near to tell you goodbye We ' ll miss you so very much. Old Tarboro High The teachers we love so, we think you are grand. For many a time you lent a helping hand. Days may come and days may go; we ' ll never forget Lessons we studied so and hardships we met Now for a fond adieu, we bid you at last; Best wishes and luck from the Senior Class. We hope some day we ' ll all assemble again We ' ll think of the good school days that we once spent. Football and basketball excited us so And never a game passed we didn ' t go. Readin ' and writin ' , and ' rithmetic seemed so hard to learn We ' ll miss them so much, we ' ll want to return. Now for a fond adieu, we bid you at last; Best wishes and luck from the Senior Class. — Dorothy Pender. Page Sixteen Tarboro High School ir A IC 113 «C - IC A in JUNIOR GLASS - - j Don Nicholson Preudent Clarence L. Rufein Vice-Pre,ident Helen Hall 5, , Mary Laughlin Treasurer t.--- X-= lf--- ' f .-y A jJ -y Page Seventeen Nineteen Thirty-Seven BETA CLUB OFFICERS Russell Edmondson ' Pr«,vy nf WARREN TAYLOR - . : v .ep::: ::; DOROTHY PENDER , Secretary and Treasurer DON NICHOLSON MISS JENKINS . . . p . ny j , MEMBERS Reba Adler c. S. Killebrew Clarence Ruffin Helen Hall Gladys Crisp Earl Alexander Frances Faucette - DEBATE TEAMS . - ' HHlflKe- f AFFIRMATIVE Walter Hargrove iHHIIIIILiMMH HI B « Warren Taylor NEGATIVE Dorothy Pender Don Nicholson ' 1 Mrs. F. L. Sledge Faculty Adviser Page Twenty MARSHALS Don Nicholson Winifred Rosenbaum Chief Marshal HENRY BoURNE Virginia Parker Daisy Bardin Robert Summerlin Julius Creech Page Twenty-one Nineteen Thirty-Seven ir aV IC - ID € - IR aV in , I I • ( I ' . i ! , w First ffOTti— Toby WEiin, Thurman Strickland. Bill Smith. RAvMONn Edmondson, Bob Wilson, William Pulley, Marvin ' arni;ll, Charles Fountain. Second i?o5u— Earl Purvis, Frank Ballard, Watson Smoot, Bill Webb, Frank Arens, Richard Thayer, Don Nicholson, Bill .Mewborn. Third Lyn Williamson, Bro Hargrove. Ralph Burnette, Russell Edmondson. Ray- mond McDaniel, Douglas Powell, Henry Slaughenhaupt. FOOTBALL William Gillette ■ Coach J. E. Merritt, Jr Assistant Coach Guilford Wilson Manager Willie Parks Assistant Manager Dan Mizell Sporis Edaor Page Twenty-two ' ir aV IR - ID € - C aV in Nineteen Thirty-Seven Page Tweniy-lhree T A 113 - IB C - IP A in Page Twenty-five Nineteen Thirty-Seven I ■ ' ¥ aV IR - 10 C - IR aV H . A TRIBUTE TO NORTH CAROLINA By the American History Class, Tarboro High School, Tarboro, North Carolina Beginning with the waters of the Atlantic and traveling westward with the sun through the fertile plains of a rich farming country, across the famous sand- hills of the Piedmont, and on to the lofty peaks of the great Appalachians, stretches a state, honestly proud, yet fully deserving the ambitious motto, Esse Quam Videri. Though North Carolina ' s economic life does not reveal magic, its abundant natural resources are now being developed to the greatest advantage by its plain, skillful and energetic people, just as in the past North Carolina worked out its salvation by utilizing the forces within itself. So broad and varied are these natural resources and so diligently have they been utilized that, if an impassable barrier were built around the state, we, the people, would suffer no inconvenience. For food, we are supplied with grain for bread, fruits and vegetables in abundance, and meats from cattle, hogs, poultry, and fisheries; for clothing, we are supplied with cotton and wool woven in our mills: for fuel, we have wood and coal from our western hills. These, the necessities and conveniences of a full life, are found within our very bound- aries. Added to this independence upon others for the comforts of life, we find a temperate climate providing both summer and winter resorts, unvisited by floods and dust storms, wind and earthquake. Truly North Carolina is amply blessed by Nature. This State has always been the home of democracy. One of the stripes of the American flag is evidence of the firm faith in true democracy shown by the plain people of North Carolina. Its citizens are 99 per cent native born Americans — descendants of Englishmen, Scotch Highlanders, Scotch-Irish, and Germans. With such a heritage how can they fail to look forward to a rich and prosperous future? Then let all who love us, love the land that we live in. (As happy a region as on this side of heaven) Where Plenty and Freedom, and Peace smile before us; Raise aloud, raise together, the heart thrilling chorus! COMMITTEE Willie Warren Dorothy Pender Faith Whitlark Warren Taylor Walter Hargrove Frances Long Read by Helen Slaughenhaupt, Class of ' 36, at the Fourteenth Annual North Carolina State Sunday, Washington Memorial Chapel, Valley Forge, Pennsylvania, March 23, 1937. Page Ttventy-six I I Tarboro High School T aV IC - IB € - 113 aV IH General Insurance We Insure Everything That is Insurable C. E. Pvitnam Office — Tarboro Building Loan Association TARBORO, N. C. Phone 85 SAVE FOR A HOME Our Long and Short term series shares are designed to meet the needs of every investor and every Home Builder. Tarboro Bviilding Loan Association The Home of Thrift W. G. Clark. Jr.. President V. H. CRnocil. Vuc-Prcs C, E. Putnam. Sec. and Treas. Member Federal Home Loan Bank System Phone 85 Established 1906 Tarboro, N. C. Page Twenty-seven Nineteen Thirty-Seven 1 T aV IC - ID «0 « iC aV in ' The First Thought in Drugs The Edgecombe Drug Co. The Prompt and Efficient Pharmacy (P-E-P) H. H. HICKS INSURANCE Consult a Specialist Automobile ■ Life Accident - Fire First National Bank Bldg. Telephone 162 Tarboro, N. C. When you think of . . . Millinery, Ready-to-Wear Clothing and Shoes Think of W. R. Worsley 201 Main St. Tarboro, N. C. Henderson Lumber Co. Inc, Lumber Building Material We Supply the Builder Phones 701-316 Page Twenty-eight Tarboro High School 1 Creech, The Florist Flowers for all Occasions Phones 75 and 410 Compliments of Colonial and Majestic Theatres Best in Sound Pictures TARBORO. N. C, Tarboro Laundry We Call for and Deliver H. L. McArthur and W. Cecil Hauss PHONE 45 Walnut St. 25 — 3 5 — 50c Lunches Best in Town FARRAR CAFE Mrs. Mary Lamb, Mgr. A IR - 10 € - IP aV in Carlisle Funeral Home — ♦ — Telephone 129 and 192 Tarboro. N. C. Rosenbaum ' s, Inc. TARBOROS LEADING STORE Where Quality Outlives Price Compliments of the Vanity Beauty Shoppe Located now. 2nd floor Rosenbaum ' s Dept. Store. Ruth Brown Landin. Prop. PHONE 3 65 BRASWELL BROTHERS, Inc. wholesale grocers TARBORO, N. C. Phone 521 Page Twenty-nine Nineteen Thirty-Seven T aV 115 - IB € - IC aV iH Hart Cotton Mills, Inc. Manufacturers of Convertible Cotton Cloths TARBORO, NORTH CAROLINA W. B. Henry C. S. Lippincott Red Gum Veneer Company Manufacturers of ROTARY VENEERS Cross-Bandinc — Center Stock TARBORO, N. C. Compliments of The Minnesota Mutual Liee Insurance Company W. J. Bateman District Agent 2 1 1 St. James Street ' TARBORO, N. C. Page Thirty ' ¥ aV IR - IE € - IK aV IH Edgecombe Homestead Loan Association Established 1889 Homes Savings Weeks ' Garage exide batteries battery charging H. A. WHHKS, Piopnctur PHONE 76 Tarboro. N. C. Nash Mizell o Insurance Rentals When Your Suit Isn ' t Becom- ing to You, It Should Be Coming To Us Star Gleaners phone 2 72 During the hot summer months seek sure comfort and entertainment in our modern swimming pool. We boast of the only cooling system in the world in connection with a swimming pool. Life guards on duty at all hours. The entire 260,000 gallons of water in the pool purified twice each day. A safe and attractive resort for you and your friends. Tarboro Swimming Pool Page Thicty- NiNETEEN Thirty-Seven ir aV K - ID € - IR aV H BELL ' S Cleaners and Dyers Good as any — Better than many PHONE 181 Compliments of MR. PEANUT REG. U. S P T OF Planters Nut Chocolate Co. L. P. HORNTHAL. Agenl 164— PHONES— 55 7 Compliments of Dixie Cafe 417 Main St. Phone 469 ' The Place with Service ' Compliments of W. S. Clark and Sons Everything for Everybody Tarboro, N. C. Page Thirty-two Tarboro High School t aV IR - IB € - IC aV in R. E. L. COOK 7 ? Druggist Prescriptions filled by Registered Pharmacists Only REXALL STORE Ready Willing Able To Use Your Head in Our Business La Varnold Beauty Clinic Virginia Arnold. Proprietress Compliments of The Soda Shoppe Jack Mobley, Proprietor Mrs. Martin ' s Secretarial School Established January : 0 3 0 Sborlhand Bookkeeping Typewriting General Office Work 2 1 3 Wilson Street TELEPHONE TARBORO 347 Compliments of THE THOMAS COMPANY Compliments of Tarboro Coca- Cola Bottling Co, Incorporated M. S. Brown Secretary -Treasurer I I. Page Thirty-three Nineteen Thirty-Seven 1 ¥ A 13 - ID C - C A fi A New Line of SILVER, GLASSWARE. CHINA AND NOVELTIES Arriving Daily M. HEILBRONER Jewelers Agent: KiRK SILVER L. J. MEWBORN MEAL, HOMINY and CEMENT BLOCKS Country Produce a Specialty Tarbcro, N. C. Phone 28 7 MARROW-PITT Hardware Company Wishes Success to Each Member of the Class of 1937 E. C. Winslow Mules and Horses ' Direct from Breeder to User ' Tarboro, N. C. Compliments of KOZY BEAUTY SHOPPE We appreciate your patronage Mrs. Mack ABRAMS, Proprietor Mrs. Laura ROUGHTON. Manager Compliments of W. G. CLARK Page Thirly-four T A IP - ID C IP A m Taylor Beverage Company TARBORO. N. C. PHONE 140 Page Thirty-five Nineteen Thirty-Seven T aV IC - ID C - K aV Hi All Photographs and Groups in this Annual were made by Wootten- Moulton Chapel Hill, N. G. Page Thirly-six Tarboro High School