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

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CURRICULUM The course of study offered at Tarboro is varied and inclusive. It attempts to meet the needs of the individual student in his preparation for the future. 5

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Through an exciting subject, an outstanding faculty member has shown us how our civilization may continue to move forward. He has taught us that with mathematics, man ' s possibilities are unlimited. In his four years at Tarboro High School, he has given un- selfishly of his time and energy to this school and its students. This fact is clearly illustrated each year during the preparation for the Junior -Senior Prom, when he often works with the Juniors far into the night and has never failed to help them transform the gymnasium into a veritable wonderland. It is in appreciation of his hard work and sac - rifice on behalf of the entire student body that we dedicate our 1963 Tar- Bo-Rah to Mr. Bryant Tripp. MR. BRYANT TRIPP l DEDICATION Mr. Tripp imparts more than a knowledge of Another symbol of this year ' s progress has been mathematics to students who enjoy his classes. Mr. Tripp and his new truck. 4

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ENGLISH HELPS US A broad vocabulary is essential to success in school, at work, and in our social life. Betsy Harrison challenges her classmates with the use of vocabulary cards. Writing a research theme requires a great deal of time and thought. Mrs. Ruffin explains the organization of note cards to Borden Hooks, Bar- bara Fields and James Ray Parker. Ability to express oneself clearly is a priceless asset in business and in private life. Johnny Purvis will be able to achieve more poise and self- confidence in public -speaking.