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

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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.

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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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FLAG-RAISING CEREMONY The love of patriotism and democracy is part of each of our lives at T. H. S. Here, in the annual ceremony, the members of the American Legion and the Rev. J. B. Parvin direct the raising of the stars and. stripes as the students watch with reverence. BEFORE THE RUSH Grrrr! Nancy Holderness and Gail Ward hold our ferocious paper tiger, only moments before it is to be demolished by the onrush of Tarboro High ' s real Tigers -- our fighting football players. BONFIRE ! A floating Tiger head watches the scene as T. H. S. students gather around ' the siz- zling flames of Red Devils being burned at the stake. Bonfires before football games were a new part of the T. H. S. program to encourage school spirit.