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

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As our lives are founded on tradition, so do we constantly strive to grow, always look- ing forward but always remembering the past and its contributions, contributions made through both successes and failures. Our school years are spent, it seems looking for- ward, but as we grow, we realize that only by understanding those successes and failures of the past, shall we be able to see the future with a vision of maturity and understanding. And so, in the years to come, when these pa- ges bring back memories of bygone days, this Tar-bo-rah will serve as a reminder of our successes and failures, the glory of a well- planned Jr. -Sr., the football game we almost won. Thus as surely as night follows day, today will become yesterday and then slip from our memories. We, the 1964 Tar-bo-rah staff, sincerely hope that we have captured in these pages, moments which might otherwise have been lost in the gray obscurity of the past. 9t orewor

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From behind a map of the ancient Persian empire comes one who serves to inspire and build all whom he encounters. In the classroom his ancient worlds and their prehistoric men come alive. On the football field and basketball court, his exhibition of sportsman- ship and sense of competition help instill in his play- ers and their fans these same qualities. His friendli- ness and sense of humor make him ever popular with the students. And so, to him who has done so much to make so many wonderful and exciting memories, we give our greatest honor. We dedicate our 1964 Tar- bo-rah to Mr. Brent Braswell.

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Gurricufum In order to face tomorrow with confidence and understanding, each student must be ready to meet and take advantage of all opportunities offered to him. The va- riety and quality of the curriculum offered at Tarboro enable the student to obtain invaluable preparation for career, college, or the home.