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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1968 volume:

PRESENTED BY THE STUDENT BODY OF MAYO HIGH SCHOOL DARLINGTON, SOUTH CAROLINA UJie o c en C Sears DaSfe of Contents PART I PAGE NUMBER Theme Page 3 The Editor Speaks 4 The Golden Bear Staff 5 The Principal’s Photograph 6 Remarks from the Principal 7 � Dedication 8 PART 11 Faculty Division Page 9 Office Staff 10 Departments _ 11 Faculty • 12—16 Cafeteria and Janitorial Staff 17 Candid Shots 18 PART 111 Classes Division Page _ 19 Senior Class Officers 20 Senior Class 21—37 Senior Class History 38—39 Junior Class Officers 40 Junior Class 41-48 Sophomore Class 49-55 Freshman Class 56-60 Candid Shots 61-62 PART IV ’ Organization Division Page 63 Organizations 64-71 V _ ' . _ Queens 72—78 Athletics 79-85 N 3 ► ' 7fe C fit or fpeafs The Golden Bear Staff of 1968 has attempted, and, we believe, succeeded in making the year- book Mayo’s finest yet. Our ultimate purpose was to make this yearbook “of Mayo’s students,” “for Mayo’s students,” and “by Mayo’s students.” With this utmost in mind we endeavored to put every student, faculty member, and the admin- istration in the proper perspective. With a yearbook so arranged, each individual is given the op- portunity to see himself as an integral part of the total school environment; because, as our theme states: “All the world is a stage and everybody plays a part.” I have thoroughly enjoyed being editor of the “Golden Bear 1968” and 1 hope you will receive as much pleasure and enjoyment from reading the yearbook as the staff and I received from making this yearbook possible. Robert N. Taylor Editor-in-Chief 5 Jofden 33ear Linda M. Allston Associate Editor LEFT TO RIGHT: Marilyn Coe, Vivian Wiley, Roberta Wingate, copy editors. LEFT TO RIGHT: Marshall E. Davis, business mana- ger; Perry Simon, assistant editor-in-chief. LEFT TO RIGHT: Virgil G. Wells, III and Calvin L. Green, Jr., sports editors. ADVERTISING STAFF SEATED: LEFT TO RIGHT: Allen Thompson, James Bradley, and Moses Muldrow. STANDING: LEFT TO RIGHT: Robert Taylor and Malon Yarborough. 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 I am gratified to extend my warm greetings to the students of Mayo High School and also the staff members of the “Bear” 1968 for a job completed in grand style. A greater portion of the Americans now enjoy the fruits of a high school education than ever before in the history of not only South Carolina, but also the entire nation. This is a symbol that indicates self-denial and hard work. But it is also a red light to remind us that the great battle against ignorance, poverty and prejudice, are yet to be won. This victory lies not in our financial strength, but in our will power. Never have students and parents been so deeply dedicated to eradicating the evils of ignorance, poverty and bigotry from the people of our state and nation. To the graduating class of 1968, I wish for you brighter goals in education, and a new resolve to achieve them are finding local and national expression. The faculty of Mayo High School shares your will to victory. I know you will extend a helping hand to the future generations in their struggle to make our state and nation a place where all men are brothers in Christ and where peace, goodwill and respect for the dignity of all mankind will prevail. Bennie Amos Gary 7 Dedication MISS CAROLYN C. MACK MRS. JOSIE H. SAMUEL Because of their loyalty, service, and devotion to our school, we would like to dedicate the 1968 Golden Bear Yearbook to Miss Carolyn C. Mack and Mrs. Josie H. Samuel. They are true examples of faithful leaders who have the ability to capture ones interest in their field of work. May their beams of knowledge forever glow over the campus of Mayo High to encour- age each student to strive for the best. “Our purses sfaff fie proud, Our garments poor: Jor ’ is I fie mind(fat mafes 0. fe Sody n'cf ” Our Office Sicff Cftt l$)or£ MISS CLARA M. YOUMANS LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. C. Green, Mary Davis, and Miss Secretary C. Youmans. The office of Mayo is a focal point and an integral part of our high school environment. Here is where all the school’s business is carried on with speed and efficiency. 10 departments JKatfie mattes department Dfome Economics department Science department Guidance department Sociaf Studies department ouooeooooo ooooooooooo 000000000(1� oooooooooeoe Office Occupations foreign Sanguage department 11 'T'cicu iy Mr. John Alsbrooks, Jr. American History Mrs. Gussella Anderson English II Social Studies Mr. James K. Davis Economics Mrs. Celestine Edwards Study Hall Supervisor Mr. Calvin Emanuel Beginner’s Band Advanced Band 12 Vacuity Mrs. Creola Green Guidance Counselor Mr. Italy Greene Agriculture Science I Production Agriculture 1 Miss Doris J. George English II, III, and IV Mrs. Mary Hammonds Substitute teacher 13 faculty Mr. Lionel Johnson Industrial Arts Algebra I General Math 11 Mr. Handy C. McLendon Math I and II Physics Chemistry Miss Carolyn Mack Music Appreciation Music Theory Beginner’s Choir Senior Choir Mrs. Viola Martin General Math 1 Mrs. Aizenia Miles English I and II General Science 14 Mrs. Katherine Parrott Homemaking I Biology Mrs. Mable Samuel Physical Science Biology Mrs. Josie Samuel Algebra I and II General Math II Plane Geometry Mr. Ralph Sligh Civics World History Mrs. Carolyn Thomas Art Mrs. Dorothy Wearring General Business Business Math Bookkeeping Personal Typing Typing I Miss Gardenia Smiling Shorthand 1 and II Typewriting I and II Business Law 15 Business English Jacufti Economics Mr. Virgil Wells Physical Science Biology Physical Education Mr. Freddie Williams World History U. S. History Miss Theola Wilson English 111 and IV German I French I, II, III Mrs. Vivian Wright English I 16 Ciajeteria Jlncf ani toriaf c3ta f Mrs. Thelma Brown (Jai 2ueen ° . Mrs V. Lighty Mr. M. Slater Yolanda Jett and DeQuincey Davis CXifeteria C71ssis an s LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss Graham, Miss F. Samuel, Mrs. B. Poole, and Mrs. T. Brown. 17 ()ancfief SAo s Lavonnie Jett — just doing what comes naturally: looking beautiful. Alma Bell — No, she’s not Miss America, she’s just another one of those lovely senior girls. Longenia Hammonds — We have a beau- tiful potential scientist in our midst. Vivian Wiley — Speaking of lovely girls, look at what we have in the junior class! 18 Wow! Seniors — Gfass Of 1968 (liass (iffl 7cers OFFICERS: Left to Right: James McDaniel, president; Allen Bacote, vice president; Carolyn Simon, secretary; Cecil Hankins, treasurer; James Samuel, reporter; Robert Robinson, chaplain; Sandra White, assistant secretary. 20 ALLEN J. BACOTE “Crip” Air Force Aviator LARRY BACOTE “Fee Baby” Mechanic RONNIE L. BACOTE “Red” Military Service ROCEDA E. BACOTE “Ceda” Dental Assistant ALMA LEE BELL “Tuddy” Secretary RONALD BLACK “Huckleberry” Phys. Ed. Teacher DWIGHT BLAKNEY ALBERT BONAPARTE COKER BONAPARTE “Jack, Jr.” “Jerome” “Bunch” Air Force Pilot Carpenter Air Force 21 ROBERT BOSEMAN “Drac” Projection Operator JULIA BOSTON “Shirley” Secretary MARGARET BOSTON “Betty Jean” IBM Programmer JAMES M. BRADLEY “Teet” Basketball Coach EARNEST1NE BROWN “Tina” Military Service FRANCES I. BROWN “Cat Eye” Teacher RALPH BROWN ROBERT BROWN, JR. ROWENA BROWN “Buddy” “Big Bear” “Bit” Aviator Salesman Practical Nurse 22 CAROLYN BRUCE “Carolyn” Undecided AARON BYRD Byrd” Electronics Engineer MOSES BYRD “Moses” Military Service WESCOTT CANNON “Scottie” Auto Mechanic JIMMY CAPERS “Jimmy” Carpenter GLORIA CHEESEBORO “Little Cheese” Home Economics Instr. MARILYN COE “Lyn” Social Worker BETTY DAMON “Betty” Practical Nurse JAMES DANIELS “Pee Wee” Lawyer 23 ALBERT DAVIS “Moon” Auto Mechanic GEORGE DAVIS “Duke” Mechanic LEVERN DAVIS “Galbaby” Mechanic MARSHALL E. DAVIS “Roschell” Business Education MARY E. DAVIS “Mary” Secretary LEATHA M. DOUGLAS “Subay” Practical Nurse LINDA A. DOUGLAS “Linda” Business Education KENNETH DUBOSE “Kenneth” Barber LEONARD DUPREE “Bill” Air Force 24 JOSEPH EPPS CHARLES EVANS “Hunch” “Super Charles” Military Service Undecided HAZEL FLEMING “Pot” Pro. Musician HEYWARD FLEMING “Little Baby” U. S. Navy GLORIA J. FLYNN “Glory” IBM Operator SHEDRICK C. FLYNN “Love” Pro. Football Player NATHANIEL FORD MARGIE FRAZIER LARRY GANDY “Ditibop” “Margie” “El Gee” Welder Practical Nurse Writer 25 FRANCES GARNER “Sister” Reg. Nurse ALPHONSO GOODSON “A1 Phonso” Auto Mechanic ARGIE GOODSON “Mae” IBM Technician MODESTINE GRAHAM “Mort” Cosmetologist MARY A. GRAY “Pie” Pro. Singer CALVIN L. GREEN, JR. “June Bug” Dentist DELORES GREEN REGINALD GREEN EZEKIEL GREGG “Lois” “Riff’ “Nose” Business Education Saxophonist Brick Mason 26 GEORGE GREGG CALVIN HAM “George” “Ham” Mechanic Pro. Singer JOHNNY HAM “Moot” Mechanic JUDY MAE HAM “Judy Mae” Secretary WILLIE L. HAM ALLIE MAE HAMLIN “Bill” “Bay” Brick Mason Stenographer CECIL HANKINS LOUISE HENDERSON LEVI HICKMAN “Daktari” “Lu Lu” “Vi” Dentist Reg. Nurse Mechanic 27 ROSETTA HUDSON “Rosetta” Secretary ERNESTINE HUNTER “Stine” Cosmetologist GEORGE JACKSON “George” Auto Mechanic LEROY JACKSON “Po Papa” Electrician HELEN JAMES “Troiee” Airline Hostess ROSA LEE JAMES “Rosa Lee” Cosmetologist ROBERT JEFFERY “Bonnie” U. S. Army ALVIN JENKINS “Jinx” Commercial Artist HEZEKIAH JERRY “Hezekiah” Teacher 28 LAVONNIE B. JETT “Vonnie” Sociologist LONNIE JETT “Sattle Head” Pro. Football ROSA LEE JOE “Judy” Military Service SAMMIE LEE JOHNSON “Jamo” Sportswriter QUEEN ESTHER JOHNSON “Queen” Secretary ALLEN K. JONES “Barney Fife” Electronics Engineer NATHANIEL JORDAN WENDELL JOSEPH “Bill” “Pete” Machinist Automotive Engineer 29 ROBERT KENNEDY “Bobby Monster” Barber OLLIE BELL LEE “Little Lee” Cosmetologist JAMES LEONARD “Romeo” Chemist MARY FRANCES LUNN “Mary” Pro. Singer EDITH V. LYDE “Edith” IBM Operator VIVIAN LYDE “Viv” Seamstress ELIJAH MACK “Sweet Mack” Trade School JAMES MARCH “Little Baye” Trade School CEC1LE P. MARTIN “Queenie” IBM Programmer 30 GWENDOLYN MARTIN “Charlie” Nursing Education LINDA LEE MARTIN “Penda” IBM Technician DANNY MILES “Big Bubber” Mechanics Instructor ALBERT MULDROW “Tookey” Barber MOSES MULDROW “Stack” History Teacher WALLACE MULDROW JR. “Big Fats” Mortician WALTER MULDROW RUFUS MURRY “Nut” “Rufus” Chef U.S. Marines julius McAllister “Groza” Missionary 31 LORENZO McCLAIN “El Cee” Architectural Engineer CAROLYN McCRAY “Lily” Interior Decorator james McDaniel “Hun” Barber BERNARD McDOWELL “Bernard” Brick Mason LINDA McELVEEN “Lin” Nurse JAMES McLEOD “James” Barber SYLVIA McNEIL RONNIE NETTLES RICHARD OLDS “Sylvia” “Sugg Bear” “Captain Oldsby” Seamstress Business Administrator Physical Ed. Instructor 32 CARRIGAN O’NEAL CHARLES PHILLIPS MARY PHILLIPS “Bobby” Pro. Singer “Bear” Mechanic “Shorty” WAC BETTY PIERCE “Slim” Seamstress ROBERT PINCKNEY “Bunny” Air Force JOSEPH PLAYER “Baby Ray” Hwy. Patrolman CARNELL POMPEY BARBARA ROBINSON “Carnell” “Barbara” Brick Mason Elementary Education 33 EMMA JEAN ROBINSON “Emma” Phys. Ed. Teacher ROBERT ROBINSON “Red Rooster” Air Force CHARLIE D. ROSS “Tuna” Barber MARGARET E. ROSS “Lacy” Cosmetologist MEREDITH ROSS “Gwen” IBM Programer ROBERT D. ROSS “Sug” Machinist Engineer JAMES J. SAMUEL “Buddy” Disc Jockey ROBERT L. ROSS “Banner” Military Service SANDRA ROSS “Tutsie” Military Service 34 MAMIE SAMUEL RONNIE B. SAWYER ROOSEVELT SCIPIO “Mamie” “Beany” “Roosevelt” Business Education Dentist Brick Mason NORA SHEPPARD “Nora” Cosmetologist CAROLYN L. SIMON “Carolyn” Foreign Language Instr. TOLAN SIMS “Frog” Air Force IRA SLATER “Pete” Electrician NYOKA MARIE SLATER VANDER LEE SLATER “Okie” “Jim” IBM Operator Mechanic 35 JAMESIE STINSON “Jinx” Library Science ROBERT STUCKS “Uncle Monk” Race Car Driver ROBERT N. TAYLOR “Professor” Journalist FLORENCE B. THOMAS BERNARD TRAVIS “Lulu” “Bernard” Airline Hostess Interior Decorator JOANNE WARSAW “Jo” Policewoman AUDREY WASHINGTON SANDRA LEE WHITE ELLA MAE WILLIAMS “Audrey” “Sandy” “Honey” IBM Operator Home Economics Instr. Accountant 36 HENRY WILLIAMS “Henry Lee” Machinist JOHN C. WILLIAMS “Pill” U. S. Army THOMAS WILLIAMS “Thomas” Truck Driver ELIZABETH WILLIAMSON “Liz” Mathematician ANNIE MAE WILSON “Mae” Secretary CHARLES M. WINGATE “Starfire” Phys. Ed. Instructor JULIUS W. WINGATE MALON R. YARBOROUGH PATRICIA YARBOROUGH “Walter” “Wolf’ “Pat” Electronics Technician Electrician Model 37 Gfass Ghfistory We began our first year as students of Mayo High. We began to strive to excel in our studies. We were well represented in many school organizations. Cecile Martin was selected as Miss “Block M”. Carolyn Simon won recognition as the 8th grader with the highest scholastic average. The highlight of our 8th grade year was our party entitled “The Bunny Hop.” WE ARE FRESHMEN As freshmen we were determined to succeed in all our academic and extra-curricular endeavors. Sandra White began her reign as queen of our class. We were represented in football, basketball, band, choral groups and various other organizations. Carolyn Simon and Marshall Davis were recognized as the students who achieved the highest scholastic ratings. WE ARE SOPHOMORES As we matured, we began to take on more responsibilities and prove ourselves able leaders. We had fourteen students to be inducted as members in the Bennie Amos Gary Chapter of the National Honor Society. They were: Allen Bacote, Alma Bell, Marilyn Coe, Marshall Davis, Cecil Hankins, Cecile Martin, Gwendolyn Martin, Lorenzo McClain, Richard Olds, Carolyn Simon, Florence Thomas, Elizabeth Williamson, Alvin Jenkins, and Malon Yarborough. We were fortunate to have key members on the 1965 Lower State Championship Football Team. Helen James represented us as Miss Sophomore and Carolyn Simon was again selected as the stu- dent with the highest scholastic rating. We all enjoyed the “Spring Discotheque,” our social event of the year. WE ARE JUNIORS Under the leadership of our Junior Class Officers, Marshall Davis, President; James Bradley, Vice- President; Carolyn Simon, Secretary; Elizabeth Williamson, Assistant Secretary; James McDaniel, Treasurer; Allen K. Jones, Chaplain, we had a successful year. Cj ass Dftstory Julius Wingate and Danny Miles made great achievements in agriculture. They received blue rib- bons at the District Agricultural Fair. Elizabeth Williamson was awarded the Geometry and Algebra II awards and Carolyn Simon re- ceived the French II award. James McDaniel succeeded in setting a record for making the most tackles in one football game. Again, we chose the lovely Miss Sandra White as our queen. Our social-educational project this year was a tour of Charleston, S. C. We had an addition of three members to the Honor Society. They were: Frances Brown, Calvin Green, and Robert Taylor. WE ARE SENIORS AT LAST As a result of our preparation through the years, we have reached our final year at Mayo. Sandra White was elected Miss Mayo by the student body. Misses Margaret Boston and Carolyn Simon were her attendants. Bringing their basketball careers at Mayo to a close are two outstanding Bearettes, Meredith Ross and Audrey Washington. Some of our outstanding Bears in basketball were: James Bradley, captain; Leroy Jackson, Charles Wingate, James Daniels, Julius McAllister, and Dwight Blakney. On the football team we were represented by such greats as: Allen Bacote, Joseph Epps, Ronald Black, Shedrick Flynn, Ezekiel Gregg, Lonnie Jett, James Leonard, James McDaniel, Tolan Sims, Ronnie Nettles, Richard Olds, Robert Robinson, Ronnie Sawyer, Joseph Player, and Bernard Travis. Our five years at Mayo have given us the ability and confidence to strive to do our best in life. We, the Senior Class of 1968, would like to extend to Mayo a grateful and warm-hearted THANKS. [Juniors—G ass OJ1969 C ' ass Officers quiet SEATED: Left to Right: Hazeline Mance, secretary; John Kelly, president; Richard Holloman, vice president. STANDING: Left to Right: Frank Coefield, assistant secretary; Cecil Williamson, treas- urer; DeQuincey Davis, chaplain. 40 Ofe fjuniors— Cifass Of 1969 Henry Alford Linda Allston Elbert Backus Claudia Bacote Edith Bacote Handy Bacote Shirley Baker Chris Black Catherine Boatwright Mary Bonaparte Mary Boston Wallace Brockington Mae Frances Brown Lucille Brown Claudia Byrd Oscar Byrd Robert Campbell Linda Cannon Frank Coefield Blondell Cooper 41 Moses Curtis DeQuincy Davis Gloria Davis Roosevelt Davis Samuel Davis Bert Dixon Joe Dixon Lorestine Dubose Nathaniel Dubose Maxie Dunham Marsha Earle Lonnie Eldridge Freddie Ervin Seroy Evans Deloris Gardner JoAnn Gardner Mary Gardner Pamela Goins Eliza Goodson Mitchell Goodson 42 Bobbie Green Daisy Gregg Sam Gregg Charles Ham Lavern Ham Marshall Ham Patricia Ham George Hamlin Richard Holloman Josephine Hooks Gwendolyn Hudson Isaiah Hudson Mary Hudson Mary Issac Benjamin Jackson James Jackson Lawrence Jackson Eva Mae Jacobs Janet Jacobs Cora James 4 43 Charles Jerry Willie Jerry Raleigh Jett Yolanda Jett Frances Joe Ella Johnson William Johnson Daniel Jones David Jones Jr. Robert Jones Kenneth Jordan Raymond Jordan Eugene Josey Marcella Josey Elizabeth Kelly John Kelly Jr. Elouise Kirven Sandra Kirven Catherine Lee Connie Leonard 44 Willistine Lowery Joan Lunn Ada Mack Hazeline Mance Katherine Marcus Arthur Millings Louis McCall Leon McCray Linda McDonald Naomi McKenzie Ruth McKenzie Mary McLeod Barbara Muldrow Jacqueline Muldrow James Mumford James Myers Margie O’Neal Charlotte Osterman Jerome Parrott Johnny Parker 45 Randolph Parrott Barbara Pauley Mae F. Pauley William Pauley Bobbie Pierce Dennis Peterson Lucius Player Vivian Poole Thelma Richardson Harry Robinson Leroy Robinson James L. Ross Robert E. Ross Rickey Samuel Winston Sawyer Vivian Sawyer Carolyn Scipio Essie Scott Willard Shannon Alberta Simon 46 Donnie Simon Elizabeth Simon Abbrigail Sims Albert Sparks Leverne Williams Lizzie Stevenson Betty Swinton Andrew Thomas Jettie Thomas Allen Thompson Jr. Randolph Walker Paul Warren Ervin Warsaw Virgil Wells III Perry Wilds Vivian Wiley Fletcher Williams Lawrence Williams Pecola Williams Theodore Williams 47 Cecil Williamson Jr. Idella Willoughby Andrena Willoughby Lawrence Wingate Roberta Wingate Alberta Wright Jacqueline Wright John Wright Melvin Yarborough Eula English Josie Gardner Betty Shannon Miss Junior Class Linda Allston The Driver Of Car Cecil Williamson “Hey Cecil, keep your eyes on the steering wheel.” 48 fJhe Sophomores — CJ ass ()f 1970 Darrell Abraham Troy Abraham Levance Addison Freddie Alford Gloria Alford Ralph Arthur James Bacote Junious Bell David Black Roosevelt Bonaparte Mary Boseman Rena Mae Boston Georgia Brown Alexander Byrd Richard Campbell Victor Carroway Cynthia Coe William Coe Carthy Cosom Tommy Cotton Mae Frances Damon Herbert Daniels Margaret Daniels Dorothy Dargan 49 Edward Dargan Dorothy Davis Gertie Davis Ravenell Davis Freddie Dixion Annie Douglas Lawrence Dubose Doris Dupree Letha Dupree Rotha Dupree Vicki Earle Lois Ervin Bernell Evans Patricia Evans Gracine Fields Danny Foster Elaine Foxe Forrester Foxe Willie Foxe Ernestine Franklin Francena Gee Hayward Goodson Delores Graham Roosevelt Graham 50 Thomas Green Juanita Gregg Willie Gregg Elijah Ham Frank Ham Mary Ham Nathan Ham Longenia Hammonds Charles Hankins Gerald Harrison Linda Hayes Bertia Hendrix Francena Hines Shirley Hooks Sharon Howard Margie Hudson Sally Issac Betty Jackson Evelyn Jackson Gwendolyn Jackson Stanley Jackson Dewey Jacobs Bertha James Bessie Jerry 51 Ralph Jerry Edell Jett Nathaniel Joe Sarah Joe Russell Johnson Harold Jordan Michael Jordan Jasper Joseph Doretha Keith Bobby Leonard Mary Lucas Betty Lunn Linda Lunn Patricia Lunn Johnnie Mack Margaree Mack Jerry March Lila Marcus Benjamin Martin Betty McCall Jessie McCall Cynthia McCray Berkeley McDaniel Martha McDonald 52 Charles McDowell Deborah Miles Cleveland Mosby Calvin Muldrow Celestine Parrott James Parrott Elijah Pearson Eula Peterson Allen Pierce Levan Player Elijah Prince Nathaniel Richardson Ella Mae Robinson Sarah Robinson Samuel Robinson Sandy Ross Gloria Rouse Nathaniel Samuel Carlton Sawyer Jimmie Scipio Eddie Scott Denise Sandsbury Sandra Samuel Edward Scott 53 Perry Simon Yvonne Simom Clarence Sims Mary Sims Christina Smith Clemmie Smith Howard Smith Deborah Taylor John Thomas Willie Mae Thomas Patricia Wallace Donald Williams Frank Williams Leon Williams Willie Williams Angela Williamson Joseph Williamson Deborah Wilson Thelma Wilson Charles Wingate Clarence Wingate Cornelius Wingate Gladys Wingate Susan Wingate 54 Betty Wright Deborah Wynn Reese Brown Vivian Brown Joseph Carrington Patricia Pinckney Thomasina Robinson Mary Williams Johnny Frazier Johnny Scott Robert Scott Nathan Scott Herlina Simmons Nathaniel Sheppard Miss Celestine Parrott and Miss Cynthia Coe. Here we have two lovely examples of a typical sophomore girl. Darrell Abraham Cool, calm, and collective 55 jffie Jreshmen — ( ass Of 1971 Joyce Ann Alford Gale Alsbrooks Brenda Arthur Calperta Bacote Edith L. Bacote Grace Baker Patricia A. Baker Matthew Bell Ronnie Benson Nathaniel Bess Mary E. Boston Renee Bristow James Brockington Sherrel Brockington Anthony Brown Curtis Brown Lucy Brown Andrew Bynum Ronald Byrd Brenda Campbell Delores Cannon Leverne Coe James Coefield Fredricka Collins Rentha Cooper Lee Crawford Bradley Curtis Celister Damon Curtis Damon Eugene Davis Sammy Davis Barbara Delaine Delores Dials Willie Dewitt Janice Dubose Johnny Dubose Robert Dubose Charlena Dukes Dorothy Durant Catherine Edwards 56 Clara Ezekiel Anderson Flynn Barbara Flynn Elijah Flynn Jeremiah Flynn Johnny B. Flynn Billy Fox Odell Foxe Ronald Foxe Willie Foxe Susie Frazier Evandy Gandy Theodore Gandy Mary Goodson Rosa M. Goodson Richard Gerald Andrew Green Mack Green Cheryl Green Larry Greene Brodus Gregg David Gregg Nathaniel Gregg Henry Grooms Lorine Ham Louis Ham Theron Ham Yvonne Hammonds Ronnie Harkless Helen Harrell Charles Hines Alphonso Hough Dennis Hudson Evelyn Hudson Morris Hudson Stephen Hunter Yvonne Hunter Alphonza Jackson Betty Jackson James Jackson 57 Janice Jackson Patricia Jackson Ronnie Jackson Francine Jacobs Wilbert Jacobs Ethel Mae James Evelyn Jenkins Albert Jett Gwendolyn Jett Mary K. Jett Queen E. Jett Willie B. Jett Marion Joe David Johnson Doris Johnson Earl Johnson Myrtyle Johnson Wilson Johnson Joyce Jones Rosemary Jones Shirley Jones Eunice Jordan Spencer Joseph Dorothy Josey Joyce Josey Ethel M. Kelly Betty Kirven Theodore Lang Howard Lide Harriett Lindsey Ola Mae Littles Bobby Lunn Patricia Lunn James Lyde Annie Mack Cleveland Mack Drosella Mack Willie Mack Delores Martin John Mazon 58 Melvin McAllister Vivis McDowell Mary McElveen Sturvine McElveen Viola McElveen Ronnie McLeod George McNeil Jacqueline Miles Robert Miles Don Mitchell Rebecca Morrison Randolph Muldrow Adeline Myers Jessie Nettles Allan Parrott Ernestine Parrott Tanya Parrott Jimmie Peterson Freddie Pugh Arnette Reed Calvin Reynolds Charles Richardson Harry Robinson Annie Robinson Lonzena Rogers Hubert Ross James Ross Nancy Ross Beulah Rouse Georgia Rouse Ella Samuel Willie Samuel Andrew Sansbury Marie Sansbury Frank Sawyer Annie Simon Bertha Simon Frances Simon Melvin Simon Philip Simon 59 Ralph Simon Alphonso Sims Julia Sims Sallie Sims Shirley Sims Gwendolyn Sligh Linda Smith Lena Scott Wilhemena Shannon Mary Taylor William Taylor Ernestine Thomas Fredericka Thomas JoAnn Thomas Julia Thomas Gladys Thompson Brenda Warren Essie Washington Tanya Washington Deborah White Rosa White Mary Wilds Barbara Williams Eugene Williams Henry Williams Henry J. Williams Jimmy Williams Linda Williams Luther Williams Margaret Williams Marshall Williamson Osteen Wingate Nellie Wright Robert Wright Alphonso Edwards Gerald Edwards Eugene Parnell Willie Goodson Dorothy Jeffery 60 Cancficf SAo s Don’t hurt him Tilly! What’s wrong Alvin, did they run out of sodas? I don’t know what it was, but it sure surprised Buddy. Helen must have done something; she’s looking innocent. Curl free Groza kicks another fifty yarder Hey, Taylor get off the field. pok - o - dots Don’t get angry, ‘De’. Goosie shoots two?. . .too bad he missed. C)a nc icf o)Ao s “That looks like traveling to me.' Not so high girls, you could fall.” Hazel sure knows how to make a fox fur “You should go into movies, Cora, look good. 62 l ma JKater For memories that never fade, For hopes and dreams that never die, For friendship that these days are making, We’ll love you Mayo High. There’s a place in our hearts. That will never grow old Tho’ times depart. For the treasures you are giving us are like gold; We’re putting them away in our hearts forever, Alma Mater Dear, In homage and loyalty due. And when all life’s victories at last we’ve won. We’ll pay tribute to you. (Student Co unci' The Student Council is the main organ of the student body. It is made up of representatives from each homeroom and organization around the school. This year for the first time the officers of this important governing body was elec- ted by the student body. The Student Council has as one of its objectives the creating of a sense of responsibility. In addition programs and projects are initiated by the council to help bring forth student participation, therefore, in- suring both excellence and com- petence. Honor Societ This organization was established to honor the students who have ex- celled academically and possess the four characteristics of the Society, Scholarship, Leadership, Character, and Service. Each member must maintain a “B” or above average. 64 7uture ffoinemafers The Future Homemakers Associ- ation is one of the largest organiza- tions on campus. It is composed of students who are interested in be- coming more intelligent and ef- ficient homemakers. The directors are Mrs. R. House and Mrs. K. Par- rott. ff'rencfi () if The French Club is a relatively new organization on Mayo’s cam- pus. It was organized, under the direction of Miss T. Wilson, by some of our advanced French speak- ing students this year. Parley—Vous Francais? 65 Science ( u6 The purpose of the Science Club is to encourage interested students to further their knowledge in science. BACK ROW: Andrew Green, Sharon Howard, Robert Taylor, Calvin Green, Margaree Mack. FRONT ROW: Deborah Miles, Vivis McDowell, Raymond Jor- dan, Lougenia Hammonds, and Bernell Evans. 1Dramatics ( u6 4-3 ( u6 Officers LEFT TO RIGHT: Ronnie Sawyer, secretary; Roosevelt Bonaparte, assistant secretary; Darrell Abraham, re- porter; Julius Wingate, president; Ronnie Nettles, vice- president; Troy Abraham, treasurer. The Dramatics Club is composed of students who have the ability to act. STANDING: Elizabrth William- son, Melvin Yarborough, Claudia Byrd, Robert Ross, Vivian Wiley, Hazeline Mance, Lavonnie Jett, Larry Gandy, Alvin Jenkins, Leon McCray. SEATED: Linda Allston, Gwendolyn Martin, Lawrence Wingate, Ray- mond Jordan, and Marilyn Coe. LEFT TO RIGHT: Lougenia Hammonds, treasurer; Eloise Kervin, reporter; Alberta Simon, assistant secre- tary. Daisy Gregg, secretary; Gladys Wingate, president; Carolyn Simon, vice-president; Alma Bell, reporter; Mary Boston, reporter. 66 'rary ylss s an s lijpm cj I Cj ass LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Ernestine Brown, Celestine Parrott. SECOND ROW: Rena Boston, Juan- ita Gregg, Nyoka Slater. THIRD ROW: Frances Brown, Deborah Wilson, Rosa Joe. FOURTH ROW: Claudia Byrd, Mary McLeod, Mamie Samuel. FIFTH ROW: Miss Smiling, Daisy Gregg, Marsha Earle, James Samuel, and Mary Hudson. Uyping I Oiass FIRST ROW: Margaret Boston, Sherrel Brockington. SECOND ROW: Marilyn Coe, Elaine Fox, Gloria Cheeseboro, Lucille Brown. THIRD ROW: Rosa Joe, Edith Lyde, Julia Boston, Josie Gardner. FOURTH ROW: Naomie McKenzie, Pamela Goins, Gwen Martin, Vivian Lyde. LAST ROW: Nathan Scott, Carolyn Simon, Moses Muldrow, Jamesie Stinson, Alberta Wright and Mrs. Wearring. LEFT TO RIGHT: Alma Bell, Margaret Boston, Mrs. Johnson, Librarian, Robert Brown, Gloria Cheeseboro, and Margaret Ross. OJjfice Occupation LEFT TO RIGHT, TOP ROW: Mary Lunn, Sylvia McNeil, Vivian Sawyer, Ella Johnson, Cecile Martin, James Daniels. SECOND ROW: Deborah Wynn, Ruth McKenzie, Gwendolyn Hudson, Mary Davis, Willestine Lowery, Mary Bonaparte, James Samuel, Audrey Washington. THIRD ROW: Daisy Gregg, Alma Bell, Mamie Samuel, Queen Johnson, Allie Hamlin, Joann Lunn, Margie Frazier, Linda Douglas, Alberta Simon, and Miss G. Smiling. 67 Here we have a group of our better typists, some of whom are typing from dictation, while others are dictating. In this course, under the direction of Miss G. Smiling, students are given excellent lessons in office practice. This class, which has just been added to the curricu- lum of Mayo, is. for those students with some degree of artistic ability. Who knows there may be another Picasso in this picture. Mrs. Thomas is the instructor of this class. 'Uyping II ( ass Iri ( ass CBooA eepiny ersona ypiny This personal typing class is basically for those in- dividuals who are not interested in typing as a profes- sion but for their own personal use. Mrs. Wearring smiles with pride as her class becomes more efficient. ■II © This bookkeeping class, under the expert direction of Mrs. D. Wearring, learns the basic fundamentals of keeping systematic records of business transactions and the art of accounting. 68 ndustriaf dirts The Industrial Arts class under the observant eye of Mr. L. Johnson prepares students to perform manual skills and to develop these skills through observation and participation. jus drivers These students, our bus drivers, are responsible for transporting nearly 50% of Mayo’s students to and from school. cSubstitute 7) us drivers These Farm Mechanic students are reassembling the engine of a tractor as their instructor Mr. Italy Green looks on with pride. The Future Farmers of America is a National Organi- zation for boys studying vocational Agriculture in public secondary schools under the supervision of qual- ified teachers in Agricultural Education. FFA is an integral part of the total instructional program in vo- cational Agriculture in our schools. Motto: “Learning to do, doing to learn, earning to live, living to earn.” LEFT TO RIGHT: Arthur, Williams, Miles, Philips, O’Neal, Ham, Carraway, Hamlin, Holloman, Green, Davis. 69 m US1C These students are our Marching Golden Bears, who under the direc- tion of our new band director, Mr. Calvin Emanuel, have marched to new heights this year in field performances during the half-time of our football games. Concert Jjancf Here we have our concert band, a group of students who enjoy play- ing the more refined music. They are shown here, playing “Latina” as band director, Calvin Emanuel, directs. Cifth Certocf Joancf C c ass The fifth period band class is com- posed of our more experienced student musicians. Some of these students are both members of the concert band and marching band. During this year they have performed for several occasions, most notedly tire Band and Choir Christ- mas Concert. TIC us ic JlCixecf Choir Under the direction of Miss Carolyn Mack the Mixed Chorus gave an excel- lent performance at their annual Christ- mas Concert. Now they are looking for- ward to the District Festival which will be held in March. If they receive a grade of “A” or “B” they will go to the State Festival in Columbia, S. C. Temafe CnsernCfe The Female Ensemble gave an out- standing performance at the County Teachers Meeting in September. For this occasion they sang “At the Gate of Heaven.” They also received compliments for their performance at the Christmas Con- cert. JKafe I nseinC e These are the male voices of the Male Ensemble and Mixed Choir. They have participated in the Christ- mas Concert and are now preparing for the annual Spring Concert. They are pictured here singing “Sun- rise, Sunset” as Miss Mack directs. “The goodness of a pure heart has but one equal on this earth: the lovliness of a beautiful woman. ” 72 — Robert N. Taylor Wss VKayo s Villencfanls JlCaiyare! Boston cS e c o n cf 9? U n n e r u p Cjaro yn Simon Angelic beauty in its rarest form; so rare that it leaves one speechless with adoration. ” — Larry Gandy 2 1 r s 9? U n n e r u p h ALMA LEE BELL Queens LINDA ALLSTON EULA PETERSON DORIS JOHNSON “A radiant smile is truly a crowning talent, which can only be surpassed by uncanny loveliness. ” 74 -Larry Gandy CECILE MARTIN Queens HAZELINE MANCE TIC JK X o c J7f o n o r “XT” cS o c e y jit i s s cS u cf e n c 0 u n c 1 JIC 1 s s 2) r a m a i c s c u s GLADYS WINGATE LAVONNIE JETT “Beautifully clad in such fine raiment of satin and lace, can only mean one of royal birth. ” 75 KiiuuttHOUl —Larry Gandy L0UGEN1A HAMMONDS Queens CORA LEE JAMES VIVIAN WILEY MARY BOSTON “Elegance and grace are truly impressive marks of such lovely queens. ” 76 — Larry Gandy JOHNNIE FAYE MACK Queens ROBERTA WINGATE CYNTHIA COE CELESTINE PARROTT “Cool are the smiles of the young maidens... as cool as dew lightly resting on crimson rose petals. ” 77 — Larry Gandy DEBORAH WHITE “Like a diamond, rareness is what makes true beauty so precious. ” - Robert N. Taylor 7h ifetics Boys’ Coaches: Girls’ Coaches: Virgil Wells and Lionel Johnson Mrs. J. Samuel and Mrs. B. Emanuel The accomplishments of athletes are due to the effort, interest and training provided by the coaches. We at Mayo are proud of our coaching staff. THE PROOF IS THE PRIZE. Former Golden Bear Halfback, 1965- AAA Lower State Champions, 1965— All State Halfback. S.C. State Fullback, Most Valuable Player Carolina Classic, Annual S. C. State (Bulldogs), Johnson C. Smith (Bulls) Thanksgiving Day Classic. 79 WALLACE RICHARDSON Number Name 88 Bacote, Allen 66 Black, Ronald 40 Brown, Reese 50 Byrd, Alexander 33 Campbell, Robert 31 Cotton, Tommy 74 Davis, DeQuincy 71 Edwards, Alphonse 70 Epps, Joseph 76 Flynn, Shedrick 55 Gregg, Ezekiel 67 Gregg, Sam 52 Harrison, Gerald 65 Hudson, Isaish 23 Jett, Lonnie 84 Johnson, Jr. Earl 10 Jones, Robert 22 Leonard, James 41 McAllister, Julius 9 McDaniels, Berkeley 60 McDaniels, James 32 Miles, Robert 75 Nettles, Ronnie 89 «■ Olds, Richard 30 Parrott, James 87 Pearson, Elijah 42 Player, Joseph 85 Robinson, Leroy 77 Robinson, Robert 61 Ross, James 86 Sawyer, Ronnie 25 Simon, Jr. Perry 51 Sims, Tolan 68 Travis, Bernard 11 Wells, 111 Virgil 67 Williamson, Cecil Uarsi y JooiSaff Nickname Ht. Crip 5’9” Hulk 5’11” Choo Choo 5’9” Byrd 6’ Crack 5’n” llli-form 5’9” Dynamite 6’2” Nut 5’11” Hunch 5’11” Love 6T’ Zeke 5’ir Cocky 5’ 10” Gee 5’10” Jelly 5’9” Saddle-head 5’9” Earl, Jr. 5’10” Junior 5’11” Romeo 5’10” Toe Groza 5’11” Wine 5’10” Tillie 5’ii” Nose 5’9” Sugar Bear 5’9” Rich 5’11” Bobie 5’ 10” Blue 6’1” Baby Ray 5’8” Pee Wee 6’2” Red 6’2” Jimmy 5’11” Saint John 5’n” Perry 5’9” Frog 5’10” Bernie 6’ Namath 5’ii” Too Coo 5’n” 80 hosier 1967 Wt. Position Class Years 153 Flanker back Senior 3 166 Guard Senior 3 165 Halfback Sophomore 2 154 Center Sophomore 1 155 Halfback Junior 2 140 Guard Freshman 1 200 Tackle Junior 4 160 Tackle Freshman 1 171 Guard Senior 4 185 Tackle Senior 3 168 Center Senior 1 163 Guard Junior 2 162 Guard Sophomore 1 160 Guard Junior 3 170 Halfback Senior 4 162 End Freshman 1 148 Quarterback Junior 2 162 Halfback Senior 1 142 Kicking Specialist Senior 2 148 Quarterback Sophomore 1 170 Guard Senior 3 150 Guard Freshman 1 178 Tackle Senior 2 175 End Senior 2 140 Flanker back Sophomore 1 185 End Sophomore 1 153 Halfback Senior 2 182 End Junior 2 185 Tackle Senior 4 153 Guard Junior 1 182 End Senior 3 148 Flanker back Sophomore 1 155 Cornerback Senior 3 170 Guard Senior 3 145 Quarterback Junior 2 158 Guard g1 Junior 2 Otf A e ics James McDaniel, DeQuincey Davis, Bernard Travis. TOP, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jones, Travis, Edwards, Flynn, Wells, Brown, Epps. BOTTOM, LEFT TO RIGHT: Olds, Bacote, Black, Player, Sims, Jett, McDaniel. 82 SEATED: Sharon Howard, Gladys Wingate, Eula English, Roberta Wingate, and Audrey Washing- ton. STANDING: Alberta Wright, Lavonnie Jett, Deborah Miles, Alberta Simon, Linda McDonald, Martha McDonald, Daisy Gregg, GloriaCheeseboro, Alma Bell, Linda Hayes, Lougenia Hammonds, Cynthia Coe, and Patricia Ham. LEFT TO RIGHT: Moses Muldrow, Joseph Player, Isaiah Hudson, Ronald Black, James McDaniel, James Bradley, DeQuincey Davis, Robert Robinson, Shedrick Flynn, Cecile Martin, Miss Block “M”; Ronnie Sawyer, Joseph Epps, Bernard Travis, Robert Jones, Reese Brown, Tolan Sims, Allen Bacote, Lonnie Jett, and Ervin Warsaw. 83 Athfetics Qfaerfeac C. Boatwright R. Wingate TOP LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Wack, A. Hammonds, C. Edwards, L. Dupree. BOTTOM LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Damon, C. Smith, F. Brown, A. Wright, N. Wright, J. Mack, C. Ham. M. Ross A. Washington 5Mrfs yjasJtet6af Jeam 84 Atfifeiics 85 PATRON LIST I. PARK FLORIST II. JOHN ROBERTS MANUFACTURING CO. III. MRS. HELEN HYMAN IV. THE FRIENDLY GROCERY Compliments of HYMAN CADILLAC-OLDSMOBILE, INC. 131 E. Cheves St. Florence, S. C. 29501 Phone 662-3296 THE EMPLOYEES AND MANAGEMENT OF NYTRONICS, INC., CAPACITOR DIVISION, SINCERELY CONGRATULATE THE 1968 GRADUATING CLASS. GODSPEED ON THE ROAD AHEAD THE C AND S NATIONAL BANK OF SOUTH CAROLINA “See The Action Bank” With the location in Darlington for your Convenience Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Branch Office Main Office Telephone: 393-1812 Telephone: 393-3891 Of neon witW c° A Growing Business in a Growing Community Darlington, S. C. Compliments of Compliments of ARTHUR'S BARBER SERVICE HOME SERVICE FINANCE South Public Square “Service is our middle Name” CITY BARBER SHOP Loans Personal — Furniture 143 South Main Street Auto Arthur L. Hammonds proprietor Phone: 393-2871 59 Public Square Darlington, South Carolina Compliments of Compliments of CENTRAL DRUG STORE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SOUTH CAROLINA E. A. Capers — Owner Bank with the Friendly Folks at Public Square at Cashua First National Bank Member F.D.I.C. Darlington, South Carolina Darlington, South Carolina DAVID G. PUGH COMPANY Conn—Selmar—Bundy-Band Instruments—Shingerland Drums-Music-Oils-Reeds V-M—Tape Recorders-Symphonic Record Players Phone: 399-4632 696 South Main St. Darlington, S. C. Compliments of THE NEWS AND PRESS Pearl Street Darlington, S. C. Best Wishes From W. D. COGGESHALL Darlington, S. C. Compliments of ONE HOUR “MARTINIZING” the most in Dry Cleaning Pearl Street Darlington, South Carolina Best Wishes Compliments of COMMUNITY SHOE SHOP COOPER BARBER SHOP Expert Shoe Repairing 105 Jessamine St. 427 W. Broad St. Perry Simon - Prop. Telephone 393-4511 Compliments of Compliments of BRADLEY'S GROCERIES Meat and Vegetables WOODS 5 AND 10 STORE Telephone 393-3661 Pearl Street Express money orders on hand Compliments of Compliments of WATSON'S CHEVROLET DARLINGTON OUTLET INC. STORE Sales and Service “The Friendly Store” 995 Pearl St. Pearl St. Darlington, S. C. Darlington, S. C. MULDROW'S GROCERY Compliments of THE LUNCH BOX North Main St. EDWARDS AND DARGAN INSURANCE AGENCY 114 Cashua St. Darlington, S. C. QUALITY FLOWER SHOP Ben W. Holmes. Prop. Phone: 393-3818 122 Dargan St. Darlington, S. C. “Our Aim is to Please” 20 years of Service Phone: 393-3386 113 Ave. “C” McCOY'S SERVICE STATION South Main Darlington, S. C. DARLINGTON DRY CLEANERS The Best in Dry Cleaning Phone: 393-3251 117 Dargan St. CORDER S SUPERETTE Telephone: 393-9264 1266 S. Main Street STANLEY'S SERVICE STATION Pure Oil Products Phone: 393-9177 Darlington, S. C. BELKS- SIMPSON BARRINGER-McKELL HDW. “For Better Values” Hardware — Houseware Paint — Sporting Goods Darlington, S. C. Phone: 393-3371 Public Square Darlington, S. C. DARLINGTON OFFICE SUPPLY CAROLINA DRUG One Stop Office Clean and Modem Shopping Center Free City Wide Delivery Phone: 393-4871 Phone: 393-2865 DUBOSE JEWELERS Compliments of Phone: 393-4431 SAMUEL'S TAILOR SHOP 50 Public Square Public Square Darlington, South Carolina Phone: 393-9279 DARLINGTON SHOE SHOP BELL LOAN SERVICE James Hinson, Manager Phone: 393-1411 Phone: 393-1161 145 South Main St. 123 South Main St. Darlington, South Carolina DAVID'S MENS WEAR INC. Exclusive Men’s Apparel Post Office Box 175 Darlington, South Carolina DARLINGTON HARDWARE CO. On the Square Your friendly helpful hardware store. Quality Paints Home Supplies Let Us Help You Compliments of THE CHILDREN'S SHOP Infants Teens Apparel Wearing Compliments of B. C. MOORE AND SONS Darlington, S. C. CASHUA STREET SERVICE STATION Hugh Sprott, Prop. Vulcanizing-Recapping Phone: 393-1391 Cashua Street Darlington, South Carolina Compliments of BROWN'S DRYCLEANERS Darlington’s First and Finest Clothes cleaned.......Pressed Phone 393-3591 125 Cashua DARLINGTON AUTO PARTS La BELLE SALON AND SPEED QUEEN Auto Parts and Supplies Manager Frazier Sprawls Phone: 393-9121 Phone: 393-1001 141 Exchange St. South Main Street CHAMPION ESSO SERVICE It’s not just the TIGER it’s the TIGER TEAM. Pearl Street “If it’s Insurance” See MORREL-ANDREWS AGENCY, INC. Fire-Auto-Casualty-Life P. 0. Box 566 Dovesville Rd. Darlington, S. C. Phone: 393-1042 Phone: 393-1921 DARLINGTON MONUMENT WORKS Best Wishes Remember Your Friends DEWITT'S GROCERY Phone: 393-1294 Phone: 393-9269 Florence-Darlington Hwy. Darlington, South Carolina TIMMONS AND WHITE SPIVEY'S T.V. AND APPLIANCES Developers and Builders Sales and Service “We will build on your lot or we will sell you a lot and build.” Best Brand Names in Appliances Dovesville Road Darlington, South Carolina Phone: 393-3843 or 393-2331 Compliments of Compliments of WELL'S JEWELERS • Home of fine: • Jewelry W. H. BRISTOW INC. • Diamond • Benrus Watches • Shaefer Pens Distributor • Gorham Sterling Gulf Oil Products • Watch Repairing • Engraving Darlington, South Carolina Public Square Darlington, South Carolina Best Wishes Best Wishes DAVIS DRUG STORE WILCOX DRUG STORE Public Square Darlington, S. C. Public Square Darlington, S. C. Best Wishes Compliments ROSES 5 AND 10 STORE McClellan'S variety STORE Darlington, S. C. Darlington, S. C. HARRISON SPECIALTY CO., INC. Darlington, S. C. N. Hoyt Harrison, Pres. Wholesale Keep-Sweet With Candy Phone: 393-3592 Compliments W. H. BRISTOW, INC. Gulf Oil and Products P. O. Box 158 Darlington, S. C. Congratulations to the Class of 1968 NATIONAL ACADEMIC CAP AND GOWN CO. Academic Caps, Gowns, and Hoods for College and Schools 821-823 Arch Street Philadelphia, Pennsylvania DAVIS ELECTRONICS RCA Factory Authorized Service —Communications— Home— Radio—Auto TV Electronic Organs Service is our Business Phone: 393-4561 103 East Broad Street LEILA'S HOUSE OF BEAUTY First Street Darlington, South Carolina MIKES CLOTHING CENTER 135 Pearl Street Darlington, South Carolina DARLINGTON CHAIN SAW COMPANY Sales and Service Homelite, McCulloch and Poulan Saws Phone: 393-1641 1529 South Main St. Darlington, South Carolina v v , -- Ml •. ■- x O ;i . v. r v '' M’ v',S4V'S - vV_ • - A v, ' ...I BIMI v V. ’•21; ”' 'i -w r-w .-£ Kvoi- ■• s = -v- SS SXs. « 55 41 V� vJ X 1 - -W. '•s •. v.vVv - ' 4 -v V -. V - r Vu ' ' � . 'o V. � i - BvWl .n v . r V V rSV,M% w • oTvT • v f v. V N'crv. V - . i- ■ . . or� p vJrv- j •C Iv S -« '.y-.vOtf-J W t ,V - r V. - X SSK ’ .-oV. I N� wi - V -VtWwV« « jv «. •..-. 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