Mayo High School - Golden Bear Yearbook (Darlington, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1967 volume:

CONTENTS Classes Faculty DARLINGTON, BODY OF MAYO HIGH SCHOOL SOUTH CAROLINA Editor’s Note As we look back on Mayo's history, we see evidence of vast im- provement through the years. They are improvements we would like to tell our children about ten-even twenty years from now. The staff and I have attempted to preserve Mayo’s history in the least possible pages-a history that will go down through the years as a monument. We want to look back and be proud of all that Mayo stood for and, we hope, will continue to stand for as long as it continues to mold the lives of the many students who will pass through its doors. Into our second yearbook, many hours of devoted work have gone into making it one that would appeal to faculty, students, alumni, and the general public. As a group of amateurs working together, we hope that The Golden Bear 1967 will meet with your ut- most approval. 5 Mr. Bennie Amos Gary Principal of Mayo High School B.A., Allen University M. Ed., Boston University Honorary Doctor of Humanities, Allen University 6 Because 1966-'67 is an unusually significant year at Mayo High School, this brief report is being shared with the alumni and student body. An extra- ordinary focus on improvements marked 1966-'67 as a special year in the life of Mayo High School. For the first time, the facts of a Band, Choir and Cafeteria Complex have become a reality and these facilities will give poise and direction to the students, as well as others concerned with school improvement in our community. A new eight-room complex has been completed at Pine Junior High School to house all eighth grade students, leaving grades nine through twelve at Mayo. All of these accomplishments were elements of two unique and significant factors: CHANGE and ENRICHMENT. We accept change as a characteristic of all life; the force of individual growth and change is guarded and directed by public institutions of learning. Today the capacious change beats faster and stronger than ever before. Every facit of our national life feels its power - most of all, and of utter importance to all others, education. In the secondary schools, perhaps, the most spectacular manifestation of change is the increased enrollment. Schools must concentrate on qualitative improvement, on enriching program and plants, and faculty and students' capa- bilities. It is our desire at Mayo to place ourselves in a position so that WE and the students who we endeavor to educate will be able to influence change for a better world in the future. In the year 1966-'67, Mayo addressed itself to these problems: 1. In- creased enrollment, 2. Qualitative improvement of our students, 3. Pro- gram enrichment, and 4. Quantitative improvements. 7 Bennie Amos Gary DEDICATION MR. JOHN ALSBROOKS, JR. MR. ALSBROOKS, BECAUSE OF YOUR LOYALTY, SERVICE, AND DEDICATION TO OUR SCHOOL, WE WOULD LIKE TO DEDICATE THE 1967 GOLDEN BEAR YEARBOOK TO YOU. YOU HAVE REPRESENTED OUR SCHOOL WELL, YOU HAVE WORKED FOR THE HIGHEST GOALS, YOU HAVE INFLUENCED OUR STUDENT BODY, AND YOU HAVE MADE SCHOOL LIFE ONE IN WHICH ACADEMIC ABILITY AND AMUSEMENT ARE INTEGRATED. WE ARE PROUD OF YOU, MR. ALSBROOKS, AND TODAY AS A SYMBOL OF OUR PRIDE AND GRATITUDE, WE HONOR YOU WITH THIS DEDICATION. Mr. G. C. Mangum Superintendent of Darlington Area Schools B. A., Wofford College M. Ed., University of South Carolina Additional Work, University of Maine 9 Mayo’s Office Staff. . . These persons are the mainstream of Mayo's everyday life. They see that the offical business of the school is carried out. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. E. D. Smoot, secretary; Ernestine Moses and Mary Davis, clerical aides; Helen James, office page; and Mrs. D. Thomas, assistant to Mrs. Smoot. 10 At Work MRS. PHYLLIS KIRKLAND GUIDANCE COUNSELOR Claflin College University of Indiana University of Pennsylvania University of South Carolina MRS. CELESTINE EDWARDS STUDY HALL SUPERVISOR S. C. State College MR. VIRGIL G. WELLS PHYSICAL EDUCATION Allen University Indiana University A T College J. C. Smith University MRS. HILDA JOHNSON LIBRARIAN S. C. State College MRS. HENRIETTA PAULEY PHYSICAL EDUCATION Harbison Jr. College Hampton Institute MRS. JOSIE H. SAMUEL MATHEMATICS Bennett College S. C. State College Atlanta University A. T. College University of South Carolina MR. CAPERS G. ROBINSON MATHEMATICS Claflin College S. C. State College Mathematics Department MRS. EMMA ODOM MODERN MATHEMATICS Benedict College S. C. State College Industrial Arts Department MR. LIONEL JOHNSON MATHEMATICS S. C. State College Benedict College MR. JOSEPH BROWN INDUSTRIAL ARTS S. C. State College 13 MRS. ALZENIA G. MILES ENGLISH Benedict College Morris College Albany State College MISS DORIS J. GEORGE ENGLISH North Carolina College English Department MR. LEVY BAKER ENGLISH Oakwood College American University S. C. State College Temple University Claflin MISS THEOLA M. WILSON LANGUAGES S. C. State College Atlanta University North Carolina College MRS. BERTHA A. COOPER ENGLISH Hampton Institute Allen University M MR. FREDDIE WILLIAMS HISTORY Morris College University of South Carolina Columbia University REV. JAMES K. DAVIS, SR. ECONOMICS Claflin College S. C. State College Brooklyn College Citadel College Social Science Department MR. JOHN ALSBROOKS HISTORY Morris College Atlanta University Howard University New York University Wesleyan University S. C. State College Gammon Theological Seminary MR. RALPH H. SLIGH HISTORY Allen University MISS CORRIE RICH History Claflin College MR. EDWARD J. McIVER SCIENCE S. C. State College University of South Carolina MR. HANDY C. McLENDON SCIENCE Science Department MRS. KATHERINE PARROTT SCIENCE Paine College North Carolina College S. C. State College 16 MRS. MABLE G. SAMUEL SCIENCE Morris College Paine College Claflin College MRS. MINNIE JACKSON SCIENCE Benedict College University of North Carolina Music and Home Ec Departments MISS CAROLYN C. MACK MUSIC Claflin College Indiana University Business MRS. THELMA BROWN MRS. CREOLA D. GREEN N. C. College at Durham MRS. ROSA B. HOUSE HOME ECONOMICS S. C. State College Morris College New York University Department S. C. State College Allen University University of S. C. Cafeteria and Janitorial Staff MR. SAM JAMES MRS. VICTORIA LIGHTY MR. MURRAY SLATER 17 In Memoriam “What is the secret of your life?’’ asked Mrs. Browning of Charles Kingsley. “Tell me, that I may make mine beautiful, too.’’ He replied, “I Had A Friend.’’ — Related by William Gannett All our little stores of wit and wisdom, our maxims, our mottos, accumulated from daily experience, evapor- ate and are of no avail when we attempt to describe the coming of death into an intimate circle of friends. Alan Reese was a friend in the truest sense, and cliches do not seem to touch or illuminate, in any effective way, that strange, vast presence whose wings darken the world for us. Alan Reese died in his sleep on August 11, 1966. Alan's death was unexpected and ill-timed for he was just beginning to explore, with a bizarre accuracy of perception, the chasm between education and knowledge; between law and social practices; between the world of ideals and the world of realities. Alan saw through the pretense, hypocrisy and paradoxes of our society. With uncommon sincerity, he insisted that we confront these ills and not cop out or lie about them. Was Alan a mere naive idealist? - I do not think so. The epitaph of Alan Reese is one of charity and understanding, not of hate; of mutual respect, not of prejud- ice; and of progress, not of complacency. I often wonder what my epitaph or yours will be. Allard A. Allston Class of 1963 Yale University, '67 18 Seniors s e n • i 0 r O f f 1 c e r s LEFT TO RIGHT: Willie Lee Josey, Vice-President; Rose Marie Jones, Secretary; Frank Mance, President; Brenda Richardson, Asst. Sec.; Robert Smith, Treasurer; and Claudia Bowens, Reporter. SENIORS BACOTE, Jacquelyn A. Aim: Anesthetist BLACKMON, George E. Aim: Pro. Basketball BOSTIC, Ellen Aim: Secretary 20 BOSTON, Gertrude Aim: Priv. Secretary BOWENS, Claudia Y. Aim: Accountant, C. P. A. BRISTOW, Harry Aim: Draftsman BROWN, Georgia M. Aim: Priv. Secretary BROWN, Virginia Aim: Reg. Nurse BULL, Mary Aim: WAC Class of 1 967 BRUCE, Abraham Aim: Politician BYRD. Charles Aim: P. E. Instr. CAMPBELL, Frances M. Aim: Speech Therapist 21 CAMPBELL, ROBERT P. Aim: Bus. Adm. CANNON, ADDIE M. Aim: Priv. Secretary COE, ERNEST Aim: Nuc. Physicist SENIORS COE, JOHN W. Aim: House Painter COKER, JUDITH A. Aim: Librarian COTTON, VIRGINIA Aim: Nurse DABREU, MARTIN Aim: Lab. Technician DAMON, ALICE J. Aim: Secretary DAVIS, ARCHIE Aim: Pro. Barber 22 DAVIS, EMMA L. Aim: Barber DAVIS, JESSIE M. Aim: Tel. Operator DAVIS, MARY L. Aim: Cosmetologist Class of 1967 DUBOSE, JANNIE M. Aim: Stewardess DUBOSE, WILLIE L. Aim: Salesman EARLE, LYDIA V. Aim: Mission Nurse EDWARDS, ERNEST Aim: Trade School ERVIN, WOODROW Aim: Electronic FOXE, BOBBY Aim: Mechanic 23 FRAZIER, WILLIS Aim: Engineer GERALD, MELVIN Aim: Mechanic GILBERT, ROBERT Aim: Military Service GILMORE, DAISY Aim: Cosmetologist GOODSON, DIANE Aim: Air Force HAM, MARY Aim: Beautician SENIORS HAMLIN. RUFUS Aim: Welder HARKLESS, MAUDIE M. Aim: Secretary HERBERT, PATRICIA Aim: Reg. Nurse 24 JACKSON, EVELYN D. Aim: Beautician JACKSON, JAMES Aim: Brick Mason JAMES, CAROLYN Aim: Cosmetologist HOUGH, CLEO Aim: Seamstress HOUGH, JULIA Aim: Secretary HUDSON, AZALEE Aim: Secretary HUDSON, DELORIS Aim: Accountant HUDSON, JAMES R. Aim: Gen. Worker HUDSON, WILLIAM Aim: Pro. Baseball Class of 1 967 JAMES, DELORIS Aim: Secretary JAMES, DWIGHT I. Aim: Pro. Musician JEFFERY, BETTY Aim: W. A. F. JOHNSON, CHARLES Aim: Military Career JOHNSON, JAMES Aim: Teacher JONES, ROSE M. Aim: Psychologist SENIORS JORDAN, JOYCE E. Aim: Exec. Secretary JOSEY, WILLIE L. Aim: Psycho-Analyst KEITH, JAMES Aim: Pro. Football 26 KELLY, LOUIZA Aim: Accountant KELLY, LULA M. Aim: Techn. Secretary KINNEY, TOM Aim: Mechanic Class of 1 967 LAMB, PATRICIA Aim: Cosmetologist LANG, ELIZABETH L. Aim: Librarian LEE, JAMES Aim: Brick Mason LIGHTY, SARAH Aim: Priv. Secretary MACK, FREDDIE Aim: Machinist MANCE, FRANK H. Aim: Philosopher 27 MARCH, ERVIN Aim: Mechanic McCALL, LILLIAN B. Aim: Music Teacher McCRAY, SULIE M. Aim: Cosmetologist McDaniel, clayton Aim: Electronic MILLS, LEO L. Aim: Auto Mechanic MURRAY, CHRISTINE Aim: Air Force SENIORS MURRAY, EVELYN B. Aim: Secretary MURRAY, THOMASINA Aim: Cosmetologist MYERS, CATHERINE Aim: Biologist 28 NETTLES, FLORA L. Aim: Psychiatrist OLIVER, DOROTHY Aim: Secretary PARNELL, SHERBIE J. Aim: Home Economist PARROTT, RONALD Aim: Machinist PEARSON, JOSEPH Aim: Lawyer PETERSON, BENNIE Aim: Sociologist Class of 1 967 PETERSON, LEVERN Aim: Baseball Player PIERCE, CHERRY A. Aim: Cosmetologist PRATT, BENZINA Aim: Tel. Operator PUGH, DOROTHY Aim: Secretary REASON, JOHNNIE P. Aim: Cosmetologist ROBINSON, ANNETTE Aim: Librarian SENIORS SAMUEL, BETTY J. Aim: Soc. Psychologist SAMUEL, FRANCENA Aim: Cosmetologist SAMUEL, PATRICIA Aim: Seamstress SAMUEL, ROOSEVELT Aim: Mechanic SAMUEL, STANLEY Aim: Scientist SANDSBURY, LEVERN Aim: Architect 30 SAWYER, ARGIE M. Aim: Elem. Ed. SCIPIO, BESSIE M. Aim: Priv. Secretary SCIPIO, JOHN Aim: Diesel Mechanic Class of 1 967 SCOTT, DORIS Aim: A Stewardess SCOTT, JOSEPH Aim: Engineer SELLERS, KATRINIA Aim: Secretary SHEPPARD, WILLIE Aim: Mechanic SIMON, DOZIER Aim: Constr. Engineer SIMON. PATRICIA A. Aim: Model 31 SENIORS 32 SIMS, KENNETH Aim: Social Worker SLATER, EVA M. Aim: A Stewardess SMALLS, CHARLOTTE A. Aim: Social Worker SMITH, ROBERT L. Aim: Photographer TROTTER, EVELYN L, Aim: Reg. Nurse WARSAW, BETTY J. Aim: Secretary WHITE, CATHLEEN Aim: Beautician WHITE, MARION Aim: Armed Forces WILLIAMS, DOROTHY Aim: Cosmetologist WILLIAMS, JULIUS Aim: Machinist WILLIAMSON, BILLIE A. Aim: Music Teacher WINGATE, BETTY J. Aim: Secretary Class of 1967 WINGATE, DOCK Aim: Brick Mason WINGATE, RANDOLPH Aim: Mechanic WRIGHT, LONNIE J. Aim: Jet Mechanic WRIGHT, PATRICIA Aim: Secretary BROWN. BETTY J. Aim: Reg. Nurse McLEOD, ALBERTA Aim: A Stewardess 33 RICHARDSON. Brenda Aim: Mathematician WHITE, Renee Aim: Mathematician JORDAN, Joanne T, Aim: Bus. Adm. SAMUEL, Mary R. Aim: Secretary MARKS, Ruby Aim: Secretary MOSES, Ernestine Aim: Secretary SCOTT, Carrie M. Aim: Cosmetologist SHANNON, Ethel SENIORS Class of 1967 34 SENIOR CLASS HISTORY YEAR OF ADAPTATION Coming to Mayo was a too long awaited experience” for any overly- anxious eighth grader. We were eager to meet the new challenges and adjust to a different sort of academic life. Members from our class participated in all of the activities offered. Several students were even placed on the accel- erated program. At the end of the term we felt enthusiastically ready for our first year of high school. YEAR OF EARNESTNESS Our first year of high school finally arrived and how elated we were! Settling down to more serious studying was one of our main objectives this year. We realized that being a little more mature and perhaps a little less frightened and anxious, we could really make this year count. We strove to achieve the best in our classes and to meet the long-feared challenges with more poise. We were always willing to represent ourselves in extra-curricular activi- ties: Dramatics Club, 4-H Club, Band, FHA, NHA, Science Club, Girls' and Mixed Choruses, the basketball and football teams. On achievement night several of our students received awards. They ranged from the highest scholastic average to that of punctuality and atten- dance. YEAR OF EXPECTANCY As sophomores we returned to school excited and full of curiosity from our summer vacation. The excessive laughing and talking soon faded into the past, however, as we crossed the horizon into a school term of hard work and a new sort of studying. This marked a turning point for us, and reflected the seriousness of our being ushered into the more adult phase of our education. Several of our students were inducted into the National Honor Society anc others were working hard so as to be admitted the following year. Lydia Earle won first place recognition in the Science Fair for her re- sourceful project on embryonic development. YEAR OF ACCOMPLISHMENT Frank Mance, president of our junior class, organized us well and followed through with wise and prudent leadership. A goodly number of our students were inducted into the Honor Society. On Achievement Night Renee White was awarded the highest Scholastic Average Award and the Mathematics award. Robert Gilbert received the Geometry Award. Lydia Earle and Billie Williamson won first place in the Science Fair. Willie Josey was recommended for the National Achievement Scholarship Program. Renee White was our class queen. The biggest event of this year was the Junior-Senior Prom with its theme: A Shower of Stars. We worked hard at this and took great pride in its production. YEAR OF EXALTATION Finally we are seniors! This is the year 1966-67 and we are eagerly awaiting graduation. Six seniors were inducted into the Honor Society and seven were honored at the Science Fair. They were: Deloris Hudson, Patricia Samuel, Johnnie Reason, Catherine Myers, James Johnson, and Patricia Lamb. The Science Fair: Flora Nettles and Robert Smith, first place in Physics; Billie Williamson, second place irr Physics; Sherbie Parnell, first place in Chemistry; Honorable Mention for Willie Josey in Biology and Leroy Mills and Dwight James in Physics. Renee White was Star Student for SAT. Robert Campbell, Ernest Coe, and Martin Dabreu were awarded the distinguished honor of being All-Star players. Frank Mance is our president and our queens are: Deloris Hudson Patricia Simon Brenda Richardson Judith Coker Cleo Hough Rose Marie Jones Claudia Bowens Diane Good son Alice Damon Patricia Lamb May we continue and complete the work begun with insight, grace, and 36 Junior Officers LEFT TO RIGHT: Marshall Davis, President; James Bradley. Vice-President; Carolyn Simon, Secretary; Elizabeth Williamson, Ass't. Secretary; James McDaniel, Treasurer; and Allen K. Jones, Chaplain. JUNIORS Class of 1 968 Allen Bacote Larry Bacote Ronald Bacote Roceda Bacote Alma Bell Ronald Black Albert Bonaparte Coker Bonaparte Robert Boseman Julia Boston Margaret Boston James Bradley Ernestine Brown Frances Brown Ralph Brown Carolyn Bruce Aaron Byrd Moses Byrd Wescott Cannon Jimmie Capers Gloria Cheeseborc Marilyn Coe Betty Damon Phillip Daniels 39 Calvin Davis Marshall Davis Mary Davis Odetta Davis Leatha Douglas Linda Douglas Kenneth Dubose Joseph Epps Hazel Fleming Heyward Fleming Gloria Flynn Shedrick Flynn Margie Frazier Larry Gandy Frances Garner Alphonso Goodson Argie Goodson Shirley Goodson Modestine Graham Calvin L. Green 40 Delores Green Reginald Green Ezekial Gregg George Gregg Mary Grey Calvin Ham Judy Ham Rufus Ham Willie Ham Allie Hamlin Cecil Hankins Louise Henderson Levy Hickman Rosetta Hudson Welton Hudson Early Hunter Ernestine Hunter Benjamin Jackson Christine Jackson George Jackson 41 Leroy Jackson Helen James Rosa Lee James Alvin Jenkins Hezekial Jerry Lavonnie Jett Lonnie Jett Robert Joe Rosa Joe Sammie Johnson Queen E. Johnson Allen K. Jones Nathaniel Jordan Wendell Joseph Robert Kennedy Ollie Bell Lee Mary Lunn Edith Lyde Vivian Lyde Elijah Mack 42 James March Cecile Martin Gwendolyn Martin Linda Martin Danny Miles Albert Muldrow Moses Muldrow Wallace Muldrow Walter Muldrow Rufus Murray Julius McAllister Lorenzo McClain Carolyn McCray James McDaniel Linda McElveen James McLeod Sylvia McNeil Tolan McQueen Ronnie Nettles Richard Olds 43 Carrigan O'Neal Charles Phillips Mary Phillips Betty Pierce Robert Pinckney Mischelline Pinson Cornel Pompey Louis Pugh Barbara Robinson Emma Robinson Robert Robinson Charlie Ross Margaret Ross Meredith Ross Robert D. Ross Robert L. Ross James Samuel Mamie Samuel Ronnie Sawyer Roosevelt Scipio 44 Willard Shannon Nora Sheppard Carolyn Simon Ira Slater Nyoka Slater Vander Slater Jamesie Stinson Robert Stucks Robert Taylor Florence Thomas Bernard Travis Joann Warsaw Audrey Washington Sandra White Ella M. Williams Henry Williams Thomas Williams Elizabeth Williamson Annie Wilson Charles Wingate 45 Julius Wingate Malon Yarborough Patricia Yarborough Albert Davis Levern Davis Joseph Keith Joseph Player Sandra Ross 46 Henry Alford Linda M. Allston Elbert Baccus Claudia Bacote Edith Bacote Handy Bacote Chris Black Catherine Boatwright Mary Ann Bonaparte Mary Boston Wallace Brockington Frances Brown James Brown Lucille Brown Claudia Byrd SOPHOMORES- Class of 1969 Oscar Byrd Eloise Campbell Robert Campbell Linda Cannon Stella Carraway William Coe Josephine Coker Blondell Cooper Moses Curtis DeQuincey Davis Roosevelt Davis Samuel Davis Burt Dixon Joe Dixon Lorestine Dubose Nathaniel Dubose Marsha Earle Lonnie Eldridge Eula English Freddie Ervin Seeroy Evans Barbara Fox Deloris Gardner Josie Gardner Mary Gardner Pamela Goins Eliza Goodson Mitchell Goodson Bobbie Green Mary A. Green Daisy Gregg Magaline Grooms Charles Ham Levern Ham Marshall Ham 49 Martha Ham Patricia Ham George Hamlin Richard Holloman Josephine Hooks Gwendolyn Hudson Isaiah Hudson Margie Hudson Mary Hudson Mary A. Isaac Ann Jackson James Jackson Lawrence Jackson Janet Jacobs Cora James Charles Jerry Willie Jerry Raleigh Jett Yolanda Jett Frances Joe Eddie Johnson Ella Johnson William Johnson William C. Johnson Daniel Jones 50 David Jones Robert Jones Kenneth Jordan Henry Joseph Eugene Josey Elizabeth Kelly John Kelly Eloise Kirven Sandra Kirven Catherine Lee Willistine Lowery Joan Lunn Ada Mack Hazaline Mance Robert McAllister I Louis McCall Leon McCray Linda McDonald Naomi McKenzie Ruth McKenzie Mary McLeod Catherine Marcus Barbara Muldrow Jacqueline Muldrow James Mumford 51 Margie O'Neal Charlotte Osterman Jerome Parrott Barbara Pauley Mae Frances Pauley William Pauley Dennis Peterson Barbara J. Pierce Giselle Pinson Lucius Player Vivian Poole Deborah Richardson Linda Richardson Daisy Robinson Harry Robinson James Ross Robert Ross Ricky Samuel Vivian Sawyer Winston Sawyer Carolyn Scipio Rosa Scott Rosa Lee Scott Donnie Simon Elizabeth Simon 52 Abbragail Sims Albert Sparks Lizzie Stevenson Claretta Sumter Betty Swinton Andrew Thomas Jacqueline Thomas Jettie Thomas John Thomas Sadie Thomas Allen Thompson Linda Tyler Ervin Warsaw Virgil Wells Vivian Wiley Donald Williams Fletcher Williams Lawrence Williams Levern Williams Mary Williams Pecola Williams Theodore Williams Cecil Williamson Andrena Willoughby Idella Willoughby 53 Lawrence Wingate Roberta Wingate Willis Wingate Jacqueline Wright John Wright Alberta Wright Melvin Yarborough James Branham Frank Coefield Sam Gregg Queen For A Night F r e s h m ◦ n 1970 Troy Abraham Levance Addison Gloria Alford Ralph Arthur James Bacote Junious Bell Roosevelt Bonaparte Rena Boston Georgia M. Brown Vivian Brown Alexander Byrd Frank Campbell Richard Campbell Victor Carraway Carthy Cosom Tommie Cotton Mae Frances Damon Herbert Daniels Margaret Daniels Edward Dargan Dorothy Davis Gertie Davis Stanley Dewitt Annie Douglas Doris Dupree Lois Ervin Bernell Evans Patricia Evans Gracine Fields Barbara Flynn c I a s s 0 f 1 9 7 0 56 Danny Foster Elaine Foxe Forrester Foxe Willie Foxe Ernestine Franklin Margaret Garrick Francena Gee Heyward Goodson Deloris Graham Harold Greene Harold Green Thomas Green Earl Gregg Juanita Gregg Nathine Gurley Charles Ham Frank Ham Mary Ham Nathan Ham Lougenia Hammonds Charles Hawkins Linda Hayes Bertia Hendrix Francena Hines Cynthia Hood Shirley Hooks Margaret Hunter Sallie Isaac Betty Jackson Evelyn Jackson Lawrence Jackson Bertha James Bessie Jerry Ralph Jerry Nathaniel Joe Fannie Johnson Russell Johnson Wade Jones Michael Jordan Raymond Jordan Jasper Joseph Doretha Keith Theodore Lang Mary Lucas Bettie Lunn 57 Linda Lunn Patricia Lunn Elijah Mack Jay Dee Mack Johnnie F. Mack Margaree Mack Lila Marcus Benjamin Martin Deborah Miles Heyward Mills Cleveland Mosby Rudolph Murray Charles McAllister Betty J. McCall Cynthia McCray Berkely McDaniel Celestine Parrott James Parrott Eula Peterson Patricia Pinckney Levan Player Nathaniel Richardson Ella Robinson Sarah Robinson Sandy Ross Georgia Rouse Gloria Rouse Sandra Samuel Ternita Samuel Denise Sansbury Carlton Sawyer Edward Scott Ernest Scott Johnny Scott Nathan Scott Robert Scott Nathaniel Sheppard Herline Simmons Perry Simon Yvonne Simon Clarence Sims Christina Smith Clemmie Smith Howard Smith Deborah Taylor 58 Willie Mae Thomas Willie Mae Wallace Alphonso Williams Frank Williams Leon Williams Willie Williams Deborah Wilson Henry Wilson Thelma Wilson Charles Wingate Clarence Wingate Gladys Wingate Susan Wingate Betty J. Wright Deborah Wynn William Yarborough Darrell Abraham Leila Alford Mary M. Boseman Cynthia Coe Dorothy Dargan Freddie Dixon Vicki Earle Douglas Flynn Johnny Frazier Lawrence Gregg Elijah Ham Gerald Harrison Sharon Howard Gwendolyn Jackson Edell Jett Harold Jordan Jessie McCall Martha McDonald Jerry March Albert Moses Samuel Robinson Nathaniel Samuel Eddie Scott Mary Sims Patricia Wallace Angela Williamson Joseph Williamson Cornelius Wingate 59 Eighth Grade Henry Alford Joyce Alford Leila Alford Mary Alford Gail Alsbrooks Brenda Arthur Calperta Bacote Edith Bacote Grace Baker Patricia Baker Matthew Bell Nathaniel Bess Patricia Bess Renee Bristow Cheryl Brockington James Brockington Anthony Brown Lucy Brown Mary Brown Andrew Bynum Ronnie Byrd Bernard Campbell Brenda Campbell Evangeline Campbell Sandra Campbell Deloris Cannon Patricia Carter Levem Coe Sylvester Coe James Coefield Frederika Collins Rentha Cooper Bealey Curtis Celester Damon Curtis Damon Eugene Davis Sammie Davis Willie DeWitt Barbara Delaine Janice Dubose Judy Dubose Johnnie Dubose Charlena Dukes Dorothy Durant Alphonso Edwards Cathy Edwards Gerald Edwards Billy Foxe Willie H. Foxe Odell Foxe Ronald Foxe Clara Ezekiel Anderson Flynn Johnny Flynn Theodore Gandy 60 Eighth Grade Susie Frazier Evander Gandy Richard Gerald Mary Goodson Rosa Mae Goodson Willie Goodson Andrew D. Green Cheryl Greene Larry Green Mack Green Brodus Gregg David Gregg Nathaniel Gregg Henry L. Grooms Avon Hammonds Ronnie Harkless Helen Harrell Theron Ham Charles Hines Patricia Hines Alphonso Hough Dennis Hudson Evelyn Hudson Morris Hudson Stephen Hunter Yvonne Hunter Alphonso Jackson Betty Jackson Charles Jackson Janice Jackson Patricia Jackson Ronnie Jackson Francina Jacobs Ethel Mae James Dorothy Jeffrey Evelyn Jenkins Abert Jett Edell Jett Gwendolyn Jett Mary K. Jett Willie B. Jett Marion Joe Doris Johnson Myrtle Johnson Wilson Johnson Joyce Jones Rosemary Jones Shirley Jones Eunice Jordan Spencer Joseph Dorothy Josey Joyce Josey Ethel Kelly Betty Kirven Oda Mae Littles 61 Eighth Grade Harriet Lindsey Bobby Lunn Patricia Lunn James Lyde Jerry Lyde Annie Mack Cleveland Mack Brusella Mack Willie Mack Delores Martin Melvin McAllister Mary McElveen Stuvine McElveen Viola McElveen Ronnie McLeod George McNeil Jackie Miles Robert Miles Don Mitchell Rebecca Morrison Dorothy Murray Jessie Nettles Allen Parrott Ernestine Parrott Tanya Parrott Eugene Parnell Jimmie Peterson Freddie Pugh Arnette Reed Calvin Reynolds Charlie Richardson Thomasina Robinson Lonzena Rogers Herbert Ross James C. Ross Nancy Ross Ella Samuel Lillie Samuel Andrew Sansbury Marie Sansbury Frank Sawyer Azalee Scipio Lena Scott Wilhelmina Shannon Annie Simon Bertha Simon Frances Simon Judy Simon Melvin Simon Phillip Simon Alphonso Sims Leo Sims Sally Sims Shirley Sims Gwendolyn Sligh 62 Eighth Grade Linda Smith Mary Taylor Darrell Thomas Eddie Thomas Ernestine Thomas Frederika Thomas Jo Ann Thomas Vermel Thomas Brenda Warren Essie Washington Debra White Rosa White Alice Wilds Mary Wilds Anna B. Williams Barbara Williams Eugene Williams Harrison Williams Henry Williams Henry J. Williams Jimmy Williams Luther Williamson Margret Williamson Marshall Williamson Osteen Wingate Robert Wright Nellie Wright Donnie Zimmerman 63 Home Economics Mrs. House instructs a student on the correct way to pin a pattern to the material. Farm Mechanics Mr. Greene advises a group of interested boys about assembling the parts of a tractor. A Day Around Mayo 64 Organizations and Activities Deloris Hudson Second Runner-Up Brenda L. Richardson Patricia A. Simon First Runner-Up Miss Ju Sandra White Eula Peterson Miss Betty Kirven Judith Coker CLASSES Miss Ei '3 Linda Richardson Queens of Organizations Claudia Bowens Miss Choir Rose Marie Jones Cecile Martin Vivian Wiley Queens O f Cleo Hough 0 r 9 a n • 1 z a t • i o n s Patricia Lamb Miss 4-H Linda Allston Queens Diane Goodson o f 0 r 9 a n 1 z a t • i o n s Sharon Howard Miss FFA Eloise Kirven Science Club S t u d e n t C 0 u n c • 1 ■ The purpose of the Student Council is to improve student-faculty relationships. Each class and club is represented in the organiza- tion. Under the supervision of Mr. John Als- brooks, Jr., we are eagerly looking forward to our yearly project--Student Day. Dorothy Dandridge Dramatics Club The School Science Club is made up of those stu- dents that are interested in science and want to further their knowledge by belonging to such an organization. We meet twice a month after the regular school hours. The Dorothy Dandridge Dramatics Club, nam ed for a talented performer of stage and screen, is under the direction of Mrs. B. Cooper, Mrs. Y. Pin' son, and Miss D. George. It consists of students who have the ability and courage to perform be- fore an audience. The club has annually presented one or more plays and some outstanding assembly programs. This year it examined for production, WEST SIDE STORY, which is an American tragedy. Bus Drivers and Safety Patrols Left to Right, TOP ROW: John Sci- pio, Dwight James, Calvin Ham, Ervin March, Levi Hickman, Ran- dolph Wingate, Lucius Player, Bob- by Foxe, Roberta Wingate, Frank Coefield, Woodrow Ervin, Ronnie Bacote, George Gregg, Joseph Scott, Julius Wingate, John Wright, Ronnie Sawyer, Charles Johnson, and Danny Miles. SECOND ROW: James Jack- son, Linda McElveen. Shirley Goodson, Alberta McLeod, Patricia Herbert, Rosa Lee Joe, Cora James, Eloise Kirven, Thelma Richardson, Ernestine Hunter, Andrena Willoughby, Rosetta Hudson, Diane Goodson, Evelyn Murray, Patricia Lamb, James Lee, and Levern Stevenson. BOTTOM ROW: Mr. John A. Alsbrooks, Advisor: James Hudson, Albert Sparks, James Johnson, Al- phonso Goodson, Jimmy Capers, Nathaniel Dubose, Johnnie Ham, Mar- shall Ham, Handy Bacote, Charles Phillips, James Jackson, and Robert Lee Smith. Library Assistants These girls are Big Sisters in assisting stu- dents in the library. Their jobs range from stamping books to putting cards in the card catalog. Honor Society LEFT TO RIGHT: Judith Coker, Daisy Gilmore, Elizabeth Lang, Argie Sawyer, Margaret Boston, Diane Goodson, and Betty Samuel. 72 Left to Right, SEATED: Richardson, Jones, Williamson, Parnell, Coe, Simon, White, Wiley, Mance, Green. STANDING: Tay- lor, Bowens, Pinson, Lamb, Brown, Thomas, G. Pinson, E. Williamson, Davis, Allston, Hudson, Nettles, Johnson, McCall, Earle, Samuel, Reason, Myers, Kirven, Bacote, McClain, A. Thomas, Thompson, E. John- son, and R. Davis. Miss T. M. Wilson, Advisor and Willie L. Josey, President. The four ideals of the organization are: Character, Scholarship, Leadership, and Service. Male Ensemble Left to right, FRONT ROW: M. Davis, R. Nettles, D. Simon, Wallace Muldrow, D. Jones, Walter Muldrow, and W. Jerry. Left to right, BACK ROW: D. Davis, D. James, W. Josey, D. Abraham, R. Smith, K. Jones, and R. Arthur. FFA Club The Future Farmers of America is the National Organization for boys studying vocational Agri- culture in public secondary schools under the supervision of the National Vocational Edu- cation Acts. FFA is an integral part of the total instructional program in vocational Agricul- ture in our schools. Motto: Learning to do, doing to learn, earning to live, living to serve. Mayo Works 74 TYPING I SHORTHAND II and TYPING II INDUSTRIAL ARTS The overall aim of the Industrial Arts program is to MECHANICAL DRAWING introduce students to forms of manual skills and help de- velop those who are interested in industry or some other related field. Industrial Arts help develop skills through observation and planning. In this, we plan to show techniques that re- . suit in pride for our profession. CARPENTRY These persons are taught the fundamentals of construction and carpentry. LEFT TO RIGHT: Albert Muldrow, Melvin Gerald, Roosevelt Scipio, Levem Sandsbury, Dock Wingate, Leroy Robinson, Robert Pinckney, Harold Pinckney, John W. Coe, Randolph Parrott, Lorenza McClain, and Reginald Greene. FARM MECHANICS These students are assembling an in- ternal combustion engine. LEFT TO RIGHT: Edwards, Davis, Coe, Foxe, Scipio, Kinney, and Sheppard. 75 Music Dept. Social Science Dept. Driver Education Dept Industrial Arts Dept. Physical Ed. Dept. Vocational Ag. Dept. Language Dept. Commerce Dept. Mathematics Dept. Guidance Dept. Science Dept. English Dept. OFFICE OCCUPATIONS OFFICE PRACTICE mi TYPING I PERSONAL TYPING Left to right, FIRST ROW: Mary Bull, Deloris James, and Maudie Harkless. SECOND ROW: Charles Byrd, Georgia Brown, and Ruby Marks. THIRD ROW: Louiza Kelly, and Dorothy Pugh. LAST ROW: Claudia Bowens and Julia Hough. BUSINESS ENGUSH 77 4-H Club 78 Varsity Foot N umber Age Ht. Wt, 88 Bacote, Allen 5' 9 148 55 Black, Ronald 5' 10 165 22 Campbell, Robert 6’ 1 187 31 Campbell, Robert P 5' 10 1 2 150 42 Campbell, Frank 5' 11 171 79 Coe, Ernest 6’2 192 76 Coe, John 6' 1 200 56 Dabreu, Martin 5' 10 172 78 Davis, DeQuincy 6’ 2” 196 70 Epps, Joseph 5’ 10 175 50 Flynn, Shedrick 6’ 0 170 60 Gregg, Sam 5' 9 155 54 Hudson, Isaiah 5’ 9 168 20 Hudson, William 5’ 11 151 23 Jett, Lonnie 5 9 161 9 Jones, Robert 5’ 9 160 41 Johnson, William 5’ 8 168 32 Keith, James 6' 0 192 61 McDaniel, James 5’ 10 1 2 162 84 Mack, Freddie 6' 2 178 33 Olds, Richard 5’ 9 150 89 Parrott, Ronald 6’ 0 189 10 Peterson, Bennie 5’ 10 160 40 Player, Joseph 5’ 7 150 77 Robinson, Robert 6’ 0 180 85 Robinson, Leroy 6' 3 175 80 Sawyer, Ronnie 5’ 10 170 75 Scott, Joseph 5' 11 187 69 Sims, Clarence 5' 10 163 68 Travis, Bernard 5' 11” 159 86 Taylor, Harry 5' 11 195 11 Wells, Virgil 5' 8 125 66 Williamson, Cecil 5’ 9 165 54 McQueen, Tolan 5’ 9 147 87 Taylor, Robert 5’ 11 150 80 3qII Roster!966 Position Flanker LB. HB. HB. HB. T. T. C. T. T. C. G. G. Flanker HB. QB. HB. HB. LB. End Flanker End QB. HB. End End End T. LB. G. End QB. LB. C. End Class Years Junior 2 Junior 2 Senior 5 Sophomore 1 Freshman 2 Senior 5 Senior 1 Senior 5 Sophomore 3 Junior 3 Junior 3 Junior 1 Sophomore 3 Senior 2 Junior 4 Sophomore 1 Sophomore 1 Senior 5 Junior 2 Senior 2 Junior 1 Senior 4 Senior 5 Junior 3 Junior 4 Sophomore 1 Junior 3 Senior 1 Freshman 1 Junior 2 Freshman 1 Sophomore 1 Sophomore 1 Junior 2 Junior 1 LEFT TO RIGHT: Joel Warsaw, Dozier Simon, Moses Muldrow, Joseph Player, Charlie Ross, Lonnie Jett, Allen Bacote, James McDaniel, William Hudson, Bennie Peterson, Robert Jones, Ronnie Sawyer, James Bradley, Bern- ard Travis, Robert Robinson, Joseph Scott, Shedrick Flynn, Ronald Parrott, Charles Wingate, George Blackmon, Robert Campbell, John Wesley Coe, Willis Frazier, and DeC iincey Davis. CENTER: Freddie Mack and MISS BLOCK M -- CECILE MARTIN 82 c h e e r I e a d e r s TOP to BOTTOM: Patri- cia Ham, Deborah Wynn, Brenda Thomas, Mary Ham, Frances Brown, Al- berta Wright, Catherine Boatwright, and Frances I. Brown. Girls’ Basketball Team Left to Right, STANDING: Cyn- thia Coe, Rose Jones, Captain: Brenda Richardson, Co-captain; and Gloria Cheesebord. SEAT- ED: Coaches Henrietta J. Paul- ey and Josie H. Samuel. TEAM: Left to Right, Gladys Wingate, Catherine Boatwright, Linda Mc- Donald, Linda McDaniel, Martha McDonald, Daisy Gregg, Linda Tyler, Roberta Wingate, Audrey Washington, and Lavonnie Jett. NOT SHOWN: Jacquelyn Miles, Gail Alsbrooks, and Meredith Ross. 83 The Lady Bearettes KNEELING: Brenda Richardson, Gladys Wingate, Debra Miles, Audrey Washington, Sharon Howard, Linda Hayes, Lougenia Hammonds, Roberta Wingate, Alberta Simon, Daisy Gregg, Eula English, Cynthia Coe, Rose Jones, Alma Bell. STANDING: Patricia Ham, Martha McDan- iels, Linda McDonald, Linda Tyler, Catherine Boatwright, Lavonnie Jett, Martha McDon- ald, Alberta Wright. Rose Marie Jones CAPTAIN Brenda Richardson CO-CAPTAIN 84 THE GOLDEN BEARS Coach giving his boys a few pointers before the game. Talk it off. Coach!!! First String—Fabulous Few!!! LEFT TO RIGHT: Willis Frazier, (Skeeter); James Poteet Bradley, Charles Ween Wingate, George Booteye Blackmon, and Freddie Spider Mack. 85 DARLINGTON OUTLET STORE M AND B FOOD STORE William A. Mack, Owner Pearl Street Phone: 393-3875 336 Avenue E Darlington, South Carolina FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SOUTH CAROLINA Bank Of The Friendly Folks ARTHUR’S BARBER SHOP South Public Square CITY BARBER SHOP 143 South Main Street Arthur L. Hammonds - Prop. Compliments of CITIZENS AND SOUTHERN NATIONAL BANK OF SOUTH CAROLINA MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Featuring two locations in Darlington for your Convenience DAVIS ELECTRONICS RCA Factory Authorized Service - Communicati ons- HOME--RADIO—AUTO TV Electronics Organs Service is our Business Dial 393-4561 103 East Broad Street Compliments of CAROLINA DRUG STORE ODOM’S OIL COMPANY Clean Modern Phone: 393-2596 Lamar Highway Free City Wide Delivery Phone: 393-2865 THE PARK FLORIST DAVID’S MENS WEAR INC. Complete Floral Service Pennie M. Fleming Exclusive Men's App. Phone: 393-3865 400 McCall St. P. O. Box 175 Darlington, South Carolina FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS BOWEN S GROCERY AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 120 Ward Street Darlington, South Carolina 66 Public Square Darlington, South Carolina GARLAND S GARAGE DARLINGTON AUTO PARTS Auto Parts and Supplies Phone: 393-4451 - 393-1921 Russel Siskron St's. Darlington, South Carolina Manager: Frazier Sprawls Phone: 393-1001 141 Exchange St. Compliments of PERFECTION AMERICAN GEAR, INC. Highway 52 Darlington, South Carolina Compliments of R. B. POND CONSTRUCTION CO. Route 5 Mineral Springs Road Darlington, South Carolina PEE DEE TAXI Compliments of Willard Sawyer, Owner Call us about our school group plan. We will do your Shopping Package Delivery Open 24 Hours OTTO AND LINDA WINGATE 141 Exchange Street EVERETTE L. WALLACE BUILDING CONTRACTOR Our aim is to satisfy the Customer. Compliments of DAVIS TRACTOR CO. Phone: 393-4544 1191 South Main St. Darlington, South Carolina Phone: 393-4073 Florence-Darlington Hwy. DARLINGTON OFFICE SUPPLY ROGER’S TOP SHOP Complete upholstering of furniture, custom seat covering Compliments of Compliments of THE DAIRY DINER SAMUEL'S TAILOR SHOP Phone: 393-1941 Lee Street Phone: 393-9279 Best Wishes from Best Wishes From W. D. COGGESHALL CO. DAVIS DRUG STORE Darlington, South Carolina Congratulations BROWN’S DRY CLEANERS and Best Wishes Darlington's First Finest from Clothes Cleaned Pressed ROSE’S 5 STORE Phone 393-3591 125 Cashua St. BELKS-SIMPSON COMPANY Good Luck and For Better Values Best Wishes Darlington, South Carolina from WILCOX DRUG STORE EDWARDS DARGAN INSURANCE B. C. MOORE SONS 114 Cashua Street Darlington, South Carolina Darlington, South Carolina BARRINGER-McKEEL HDW CO. Compliments of Hardware-Houseware Paints-Sporting Goods Phone: 393-3371 Public Square Darlington, South Carolina THE LUNCH BOX Compliments of CAROLINA FURNITURE CO. DARLINGTON Furniture-Appliances-TV MONUMENT WORKS Easy Terms Phone: 393-2291 North Side of Public Sq. Phone: 393-1294 Florence Darlington Hwy. H H THRIFTWAY SUPERMARKET Compliments of BECKHAM DIST. CO. Your Neighborhood Store Sealtest Dairy Products Phone: 393-4711 Dovesville Highway Darlington, South Carolina Compliments of DeWITTS GROCERY McLELLAN’S VARIETY STORE Phone: 393-9269 Darlington, South Carolina Compliments of Compliments of NATIONAL ACADEMIC DARLINGTON INSURANCE COMPANY CAP AND GOWN COMPANY Rental of caps and Gowns for Graduations, sale of choir gowns and girls' gym suits. Insurance For All Needs With kind personal regards. Phone: 393-2331 821-823 Arch Street Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Compliments of DAVIS FLOWER SHOP THE METAL ARTS COMPANY Flowers For All Occasions Our Pride is in Service” 742 Portland Avenue Rochester, New York Mrs. C. B. Davis, Prop. Class rings, announcements, yearbooks, caps and gowns Phone: 393-4232 535 West Broad Street Mr. A. J. Turner, Representative Post Office Box 292 Raleigh, North Carolina Compliments of Compliments of WASHINGTON DRUG CO. KILGO OIL COMPANY Mrs. Gross Mrs. Griggs Phone: 393-3312 311 North Main St. Darlington, South Carolina Compliments of PEARCE-YOUNG-ANGEL COM. CHAMPION’S ESSO SERVICE Service Food Distributors Compliments of SPIVEYS THE CHILDRENS SHOP T. V. APPLIANCES Darlington, South Carolina Sales Service CASHUA STREET SERVICE STATION Compliments of Hugh Sprott, Prop. Vulcanizing - Recapping THE NEWS PRESS Phone: 393-1391 Cashua St. Darlington, South Carolina HODGES PIANO AND ORGAN CO. DANIEL LUMBER CO. SALES-SERVICE PLANOS-ORGANS BUILT BY BALDWIN BILLY S. HODGES Complete line of Building Materials, Hardware and Paints Office 662-1865 130 North Coit Street Florence, South Carolina Phone 393-1591 DAVID G. PUGH THINGS GO BETTER WITH COKE COMPANY COCA COLA BOTTLING CO. OF DARLINGTON CONN-SELMER-BUNDY-BAND INSTRUMENTS-SLINGERLAND DRU MS- MU SIC- OILS- REEDS V - M- TA PERECORDERS- SY M- PHONIC RECORD PLAYERS Phone 393-4632 696 So. Main St. Darlington. South Carolina Compliments of WELL'S JEWELERS HOME OF FINE W. H. BRISTOW INC. • Jewelry •Diamond Rings •Benrus Watches Distributor •Shaefer Pens Gulf Oil Products •Gorham Sterling •Watch Repairing •Engraving Darlington, South Carolina Public Square Darlington, South Carolina CENTRAL DRUG STORE E. A. Capers - Owner Public at Cashua McCOY’S SERVICE STATION G. P. GANDY SON’S Auto Supply Service South Main Street Darlington, South Carolina Phone: 393-4641 543 South Main St. Darlington, South Carolina WILLIS BODY SHOP MOTOROLA MODERN TV APPL. SERVICE Expert Wreck Repairs Painting Glass James Tyner, Owner 1505 South Main Street Phone: 393-3031 Darlington, South Carolina Phone: 393-2351 125 East Broad Street Darlington, South Carolina MULDROW'S GROCERY BONNOITT'S FEED SEED INC. Our aim is to Please Phone: 393-3386 113 Ave C Box 198 Darlington, South Carolina DARLINGTON HARDWARE CO. EDNA’S GROCERY On the Square Your Friendly Dealer Phone 393-9160 1137 South Main St. Darlington, South Carolina Duaiite Paints Hardware Home Supplies Let Us Help You Compliments of THE CITIZENS AND SOUTHERN NATIONAL BANK OF SOUTH CAROLINA Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Featuring two locations in Darlington for your convenience. Compliments of DARLINGTON SHOE SHOP TIMMON S GROCERY James Hinson, Manager Phone: 393-1161 123 South Main St. Phone: 393-2843 Compliments of DUBOSE JEWELER’S DUAL MOTORS Phone: 393-4431 50 Public Square Darlington, South Carolina Used Cars Compliments of BELL LOAN SERVICE HARRISON SPECIALTY CO. Phone: 393-1411 145 South Main St. Darlington, South Carolina N. Hoyt Harrison, Owner Darlington, South Carolina Compliments of SPEED QUEEN Washerette And Coin Dry Cleaning CAROLINA PAD PAPER CO. Phone: 393-9121 South Main Street Compliments of BRADLEY S GROCERY COMMUNITY SHOE SHOP Expert Shoe Repairing 105 Jessamine Street STANLEY’S SERVICE STATION Pure Oil Products Phone: 393-9177 Darlington, South Carolina DARLINGTON FUEL CO. Coal-Fuel Oil-Farm Products Furnaces Cleaned and Repaired Phone: 393-1231 MIKE’S USED CLOTHES Pearl Street ONE HOUR MARTINIZING The most in Dry Cleaning Fresh as a Flower. in just 1 Hour Phone: 393-1261 515 Pearl Street Darlington, South Carolina BOYD JOHNSON’S BARBER GROCERY Compliments of MR. T. C. KISTLER DARLINGTON DRY CLEANERS The Best in Dry Cleaning Phone 393-3251 117 Dargan Street Compliments of COOPER’S BARBER SHOP Telephone 393-1451 427 W. Broad Stteet Compliments of QUALITY FLOWER SHOP Ben W. Holmes, Prop. CORDER’S SUPERETTE Phone 393-3818 Telephone 393-9264 122 Dargan Street 1266 S. Main Street Darlington, South Carolina Compliments of WOODS 5 ]0t STORE Pearl Street Darlington, South Carolina Compliments to all the graduates of the year SHAW’S ROADSIDE GRILL Phone 393-2602 PIGGLY WIGGLY Largest most complete supermarket in the PEE DEE AREA Corner Pearl Edwards, Ave. Darlington, South Carolina TIMMONS WHITE HOME SERVICE FINANCE DEVELOPERS BUILDERS Service is our Middle Name We will build on your lot or sell you a lot and build for you. LOANS Personal - Furniture - Auto Phone: 393-2843 or 393-2331 58 Public Square Phone: 393-2871 Darlington, South Carolina DARLINGTON Compliments of CHAIN SAW CO. HYMAN CADILLAC-OLDSMOBILE Sales and Service New Used Cars Homelite and Poolan Saws Phone: 393-1641 1539 South Main Street Darlington, South Carolina 131 E. Cheves St. Florence, South Carolina C V� ) '.•, y - stxVv i js, ; AjtXk. X. } MSK£| r ■ w' ‘75 A i a 1— r tA w 4A.A i .� 4 « . a,i ‘ wCr � . O-'n - •_. - • sT kW, % - 1 w • '.• • ►- ■Rv V- _ s. . 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