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

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LAST YEAR ' S DEDICATION Our last year ' s dedication to- -Mr. Brent Bras- well pauses with last year ' s co-editors of the Tar- Bo-Rah, Barbara Check and Carla Wea ver, after hav- ing been given our highest honor, our dedication. When Mr. Braswell ' s name was announced, the entire student body rose in appreciation for the se- lection. This honor was well deserved as Mr. Bras- well is a leader both in the classroom and on the athletic field. Old Stewball was a racehorse. Arabella Nash, Isabel Roberson, and Judy Dunn comprise the folk-singing group that took last year ' s talent show by storm. Since this show, several groups have been or- ganized. We are proud that many first prizes have been awarded to them. All the endeavors in this field of music have helped to create a more cultural aspect at Tarboro High School. We hope that this year ' s talent show will be just as rewarding. It won ' t be long un- til these members of our J. V. football team are on the field fighting their way to another vic- tory. Riding on the school ' s activity bus is part of the fun of playing footbalTT Ha! Ha! The bus has become a traditional part of the THS Athletic Department.

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Mr. Bobby Cooley awards the school letter to Lee Con- yers for his work on the varsity ten- nis team. Also receiving letters are H. Boney, B. Barnhill, D. Creech, M. Smith, and G. Gammons. Fourscore and seven years ago . student body at a special assembly. Howard Hussey delivers his campaign speech for the presidency of the 1 : f 1 Led by Howard Hussey, these nine young men take the solemn pledge of the Key Club International as part of their initiation into the coveted ranks of the Key Club, a school service organization. 8

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Students anticipate a good hot lunch prepared by our capable lunchroom staff. The nutritious food helps us survive the re- mainder of the day. Al- though it sometimes gets too noisy in the cafeteria, the lunch period gives the students a welcomed break in the busy schedule that they follow. Students look on eagerly as Martha Milliard attempts tumbling. Tum- bling is fun and helps keep one physically fit. The ever attentive safety-guards watch closely in order to prevent any acci- dent. Many hours of practice go into the numerous cheers for our games. The J. V. Cheerleaders, un- der Nancy Smoot ' s leadership, work out their routines at their favorite place between the gym and the audi- torium.