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

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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 ► '

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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