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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1970 volume:

3 CONTENTS Organizations Darlington, South Carolina Hot Buttered Soul Look at the mad young scientist A Dull Day at Mayo So ends another peaceful day at Mayo Troy at the wrong end. A Ima Mater 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. In 1952, the words of the Alma Mater were written by Alice Jean Mack, who was then an eighth grader at Mayo. The tune of the Alma Mater is “Largo” by George Frederick Handel. MR. ITALY A. GREENE Principal A MESSAGE TO THE 1970 GRADUATING CLASS On behalf of the faculty and student body of our institution, 1 wish to congratulate you on your first noble achievement in your pursuit of an education — The earning of a high school diploma. I will not bore you with statistics which so emphatically prove that a high school diploma can mean dollars and cents in your budget as you live and work in our capitalistic society. Instead, 1 wish to use this opportunity to encourage you to continue your quest for an education for more intrinsic reasons. A trade certificate or a college diploma is truly a passport to the realm of service to mankind. The world is not only looking for men and women whose earning power is high, but whose brain power is equally as mighty; men and women who can think logically, whose ideals and attitudes are lofty and congenial. Remember that you are approaching your first true commencement, which in itself means beginning. Don’t stop now! Dig this thought, the content of a book is not determined by the color of its binder, nor by the number of its pages, but rather by the skill and quality of the author’s writing. We hope that these years you have spent at your alma mater have provided you with the maturity as well as the knowledge you need to really chart your educational careers. May all of you become happy, productive and worthy citizens in the communities you shall inhabit. May God bless all of you. 8 J?'. Qj ■ Jtyst , MISSC. J. YOUMANS Secretary mr. j. h. McMahon Assistant Principal MRS. G. B. DARGAN Assistant Secretary Mr. John Alsbrooks, Jr. U.S. History Economics Mr. Levy J. Baker English - Shorthand Typing General Business Mrs. Gussela G. Anderson English - Guidance Not Pictured Mr. Vandroth Backus U.S. History - World History Mrs. Thcola Baylor Math Typing - Shorthand Mr. William Baylor Chemistry - Driver Education Track Mr. Willie E. Boyd Civics - U.S. History World History Not Pictured Mrs. Jane Dennis Art Mrs. Celestine Edwards Study Hall Supervisor Mrs. Wilhelmenia J. Edwards English Mrs. Beverly Emanuel Physical Education Mr. Calvin Emanuel Band 11 Mrs. Creola D. Green Guidance Mrs. Mary Hammonds Study Hall Supervisor Miss Jannie M. Harriot Mathematics Mrs. Rosa B. House Home Economics - Family Living £.0 Not Pictured Mrs. Hilda G. Johnson Librarian Mr. Lionel Johnson Industrial Art Mr. Ranney E. Johnson Sociology - Civics - World Mrs. Wilhelmenia Johnson Home Economics - General Science Miss Carolyn C. Mack Music Appreciation Mrs. Viola B. Martin Mathematics fthhu. t .Hr Mrs. Alzenia G. Miles English Mr. Glenn Milhouse, Jr. English Mrs. Katherine F. Parrott Biology Mrs. Brenda C. Peterson Western Civilization World History - Economics Mrs. Josie H. Samuel Algebra - Mathematics I ' Mrs. Mabel G. Samuel Biology Physical Science ■cefLQ. jL 14 Mr. Ralph H. Sligh World History - Economics Not Pictured Mr. James Stanley Agriculture Mechanics Miss Catherine Thomas English Mrs. Dorothy J. Wearring Typing - Business Law - Bookkeeping - Salesmanship Mr. Virgil G. Wells II Physical Education Miss Theola Wilson German - French - English 15 Miss Linda L. Winecoff General Science Biology Mrs. Doris G. Woods English 16 Teachers take a break from work. CUSTODIANS L-R: Murray Slater, Dorothy Murray, Edmond Bailey CAFETERIA STAFF L-R: Rosa Graham, Gladys Clarkson, Dorothy Mae Graham, Thelma Brown, Betty Shannon 17 DEDICA TION Yes, you are the individual who possesses those qualities that are the essence of diligence, time and concern for educa- tional dignity. You have, through long hours of service, contributed great- ly to our student body as well as our faculty. For these reasons we deem it an extreme privilege to dedicate the 1970 edition of the “Golden Bear” to you. 18 Fashions Compliments of “J. J.’S MOD SHOP” 19 CANDID SHOTS 20 Just getting a little sun Queens MISS MA YO Deloris Graham Attendants: Rena Mae Boston, HerlineSimmons FIRST ATTENDANT Rena Boston SECOND A TTENDA NT Herlina Simmons MISS SOPHOMORE Annette Williams MISS FRESHMAN Barbara Dargan MISS BUS DRIVER Patricia Pinkney MISS 4-H Bobbie Evans MISS EH A Maxine Jacobs MISS CHEERLEADER 25 Dorothy Wright MISS HONOR SOCIETY Linda Hayes MISS STUDENT CO UNCIL Cheryl Stanley MISS BLOCK M MISS CA FETERI A Fredericka Thomas Yvonne Simon MISS SCIENCE CL UB MISS COMMERCIA L CL UB Debra Boatwright Lonzena Rogers The Coronation of Miss Mayo 28 Message From The Student Body President Loyalty plans an integral part in any institution. To the student body of Mayo, this is no obstacle. We take great pride and honor in all the fine qualities that our school has exemplified in the past. Togetherness is a word which describes our student body. In the words of the renowned patriot Benjamin Franklin, “We must all hang together, or assuredly we shall all hang separately.” United for a common cause, Mayo has produced outstanding scholar- ship, leadership, and character. Education is our objective and success is our goal. We owe a debt of gratitude to our principal and faculty for their encouragement, interest and guidance of the students in their endeavors. The combination of these forces plus the aid of our parents and the community have established Mayo as a great institution of learning. As president of the Student Council this year, my insights have been opened to new phases of life. It was very interesting to have the privilege to work with the administra- tion, faculty, and my fellow students. Sherrel Brockington, Student Council President. 29 Senior Class VICE PRESIDENT Troy Abraham ASST. SECRETARY Deborah Wynn PRESIDENT Roosevelt Bonaparte SECRETARY Cynthia Coe TREASURER Rena Boston CHAPLAIN Nathaniel Joe 30 A time for us is now as we step out into the world. Darrell Abraham Troy Abraham Gloria Alford Ralph Authur Jiimous Bell Roosevelt Bonaparte Mary Boseman Rena Boston Ueorgia Brown Alexander Byrd Cynthia Coe Carthy L. Cosom Tommie Lee Cotton Mae Frances Damon Margaret Daniels Dorothy Dargan Class of 1970 Seniors Class 1970 Richard Days Doris Dupree Lois Ervin Willie Lee Foxe Freddie Dixon Leatha Dupree 32 Bernell Evans Bennette Franklin Annie Lee Douglas Rotha Dupree Barbara A. Flynn Francina Gee Class of 1970 Seniors Class of 1970 Deloris Graham Juanita Gregg Charles Ham Roosevelt Graham Willie E. Gregg Elijah Ham Andrew Green Heyward Goodson 33 Frank Ham Harold Greene Nathine Gurley Mary L. Ham Lougenia Hammonds Gerald Harrison Linda Hayes Bertia Hendrik Class of 1970 Seniors Class of 1970 Francena Hines Shirley Hooks Sharon Howard Margie Hudson Bertha M. James Betty L. Jackson Evelina Jackson Gwendolyn Jackson Dewey Jacobs Bessie L. Jerry 34 Ralph Jerry Nathaniel Joe Sarah Mae Joe Russell Johnson Harold M. Jordan Micheal Jordan Class of 1970 Seniors Class of 1970 Jasper Joseph Doretha Keith Bobby Lenard Linda Lunn Patricia Lunn Johnnie Faye Mack Jerry March Lila Marcus Margarce Mack Benjamin Martin Robert McAllister Betty Jo McCall Jessie Mae McCall Cynthia McCray Berkley McDaniels Charles McDowell Class of 1970 Seniors Class of 1970 Deborah Miles Emma C. Parrott Patricia Pinkney Sarah Robinson Cleveland Mosby James Parrott Elijah Prince Sandy Ross Randolph Murray Elijah Pearson 36 Ella Mae Robinson Georgia Rouse James Myers Eula Peterson Damuel Robinson Gloria J. Rouse Class of 1970 Seniors Class of 1970 Sandra Lee Samuel Carlton Sawyer Eddie Scott Johnny Scott Marion Scott Herlina E. Simmons Perry Simon Yvonne Simon Mary Sims Christina Smith Clemmie Smith Deborah Taylor Patrica Wallace Frank Williams Leon Williams Angela Williamson Joseph Williamson Deborah Wilson Cornelious Wingate Gladys Wingate 38 Fashions Compliments of J. J.’s MOD SHOP 39 Junior Class Officers PRESIDENT Luther Williamson VICE-PRESIDENT Allan Parrott Not Pictured SECRETARY Ernestine Parrott TREASURER Frank Sawyer CHAPLAIN Calvin Muldrow Not Pictured ASSISTANT SECRETARY Yvonne Hammonds 40 CLASS REPORTER Johnny Dubose Class of 1971 Juniors Class of 1971 Levance Addison Joyce Alford Freddie Alford Mary Arthur Gale Alsbrooks Calperta Bacote Barbara Bacote Edith Bacote Grace Baker Patricia Baker Matthew Bell Nathaniel M. Bens Ronnie Benson David Black Renee Bristow Sherell Brockington Anthony J. Brown Levcrn Brown Gwynctta Bruce Ronald Byrd Rcntha Cooper Morris Cotton Richard Campbell Margaret D. Cannon Bradley Curtis Curtis Damon Saminie Davis Janice Dubose Charlena Dukes Clara Ezekiel Anderson Flynn Elijah Flynn Johnny B. Flynn Ronald Foxe Willie Foxe Johnny Fraizer Evander Gandy Lawrence Gregg Mary Goodson Willie Goodson Brodus Gregg David Gregg Loranc Ham Theron Ham Yvonne Hammonds 41 The windmills of our minds are circled around our future. Ronnie i larkless Helen Harrell Charle V Hines Alph so Hough Den s Hudson Evelyn Hudson Yvonne Hunter Alphonso Jackson Eugene Jackson James Jackson Janice M. Jackson Ronnie Jackson Wilbert Jacobs Dorothy Jeffery Evelyn Jenkins Albert Jett Mary K. Jett Marion Joe Doris Johnson Earl Johnson Myrtle Johnson Wilson Johnson Joyce Jones Rosemary Jones Eunice Jordan Betty D.Jackson Spencer Joseph Dourthy Josey Joyce S. Josey Harriet Lindsey Ola M. Littles Edna Louis Mary Louise Luckey Patricia Lunn James Lyde Margaret Keith Ethel Kelly Annie R. Mack Cleveland Mack Willie Lee Mack John Mazon Vivis McDowell Mary Ann McElveen Sturvine McElveen Viola McElveen 42 Class of 1971 Juniors Class of 1971 Ronnie McLeod Claudia McPhail Robert Miles Don L. Mitchell Rebecca Morrison Roudolph Muldrow Earl Murray Thelma Murry Adline Myers Eugene Parnell Allen W. Parrott Ernestine Parrott Tanya Parrott Jimmie Peterson Shirley Player Calvin Reynolds Annie L. Robinson Thomasenia Robinson Lonzena Rogers Hubert Ross James Ross Beulah Rouse Ella Mae Samuel Willie Samuel Andrew Sansbury Marie Sansbury Frank Sawyer Robert Scott Annie D. Simon Melvin Simon Phillip Simon Frances Simon Ralph Simon Alphonso Sims Clearance Sims Julia Mae Sims Shirley Sims Gwendolyn Sligh Fredericka Thomas Gladys Thompson Joann Thomas Essie Mae Washington Tanya Washington Brenda Warren Deborah White 43 Class of 1971 Juniors Class of 1971 Donald Williams Eugene Williams Henry Williams Henry Williams Jimmy Williams Linda Williams Taylor Williams Luther Williamson Margaret J. Williamson Nellie Mae Wright The junior girls have charms that the boys cannot overlook. 44 Candid Shots 45 The good, the bad, the ugly! Lady Beaiettes invade Tiger territory! 'ii Once in the morning does it. What’s over there? I’m right here. Earl tries to get Gwendolyn to vote for his favorite candidate. That must be a fine chick they’re looking at. Class of 1972 Sophomores Class of 1972 Lizzie Abraham Gwendolyn Alsbrooks Argic Bacote Brenda Bacote Delores Bacote Linda Bacote Sandra Bacote Sherren Bacote Larry Barcus Ernestine Benton James Blackmon Michael Blackmon Debra Boatwright Dianne Boatwright Charles Bonaparte Susie Bonaparte Earnest Boston Patricia Boston Floris Branhan Brenda Brown George Brown Whitley Brown Howard Bruce Juanite Bruce Linda Bruce Rex Bruce Cheryl Bull Lula Byrd John Cannon Shirley Capers Annetta Carolina Annie Coe Barbara Coe Gladys Coe Levern Coe Lillie Coe Vera Coe Joshua Cosom Georgia Cotton Lizzie Coward Jerry Curtis Mae Ann Damon Mae Edith Damon Julius Daniels Andrew Davis 47 There is a plaee for us in the years to eome. Renetha Davis Jimmie Dubose Minnie DuBose Patricia DuBose Keith Dabreu Dorothy Evans Victoria Flynn Judy Ann Foster Gloria A. Fox Gloria Fox Barbara Gee Mattie Gilbert Gerald Gilliard Carl Goodson Roosevelt Goodson Jasper Gray Roderick Green William Green Tryonne Gregg Alphonzo Gurley William Ham Ruby Ham Dorothy Hayes Levcrn Hickman Barbara Hicks Ella Mae Hooks Mary Hough Joshua Herbert Francena Hudson Rosa Hudson Annie Bell Issac Mary Jackson Randy Jackson Dorothy Jacobs Maxine Jacobs Charlena Jett Kenneth Jett Willie Blanche Jett Treasie Mae Joe Eleanor Jackson David Johnson Frankie Jones Richard Jones Eleanor Josey Alfred Kelly 48 Class of 1972 Sophomores Class of 1972 Nathaniel Kennedy Gcrneice King Gloria King Brenda Lee Marvin Lide Mary Ruth Lide Leroy Lighty Christine Lunn Linda Lunn Charlie Mack Gwendolyn Mack James Mack Eugene March Mary Martin Patricia Martin William McCall Pamela McDaniels Preston McLeod Helen Miles Antoinette Muldrow Cornelius Murray Joseph Murray Novel Nettles Leroy Norwood Elias O’Neil Alexine Osterman Cheryl Parrott Arletha Patterson Rowena Phillips Fred Pierce Sarah Pierce Johnnie Mae Player Betty Joan Prince Edward Prince Larry Ratliff Julia Reynolds Jerome Richardson Nathaniel Richardson Calvin Robinson Isaiah Robinson Levern Robinson Roberta Robertson Rosa Lee Robinson Almeta Ross Charlie Ross 49 Class of 1972 Sophomores Class of 1972 Toney Rouse Carl Samuel, Jr. Heyward Samuel Carol Sansbury Linda Sawyer Ettaphine Scipio Mary Rebecca Sellers Mary L. Sheppard Catherine Sims Sallie Sims Betty Ann Smith Ronald Smith Rosemary Smoot Cheryl Stanley Linda G. Swinton Eugene Sutton Sheryl Taylor Gloria Thomas Leatha Thomas Lorraine Thomas Bessie Thompson Ronald Travis Charlie Wallace William Wallace Nathaniel White Thomas H. White Annette Williams Barbara Williams Patricia Williams Annie Lee Williamson Julia M. Williamson Dennis Willoughby Blance Wilson Wanda Wingate Dorothy Wright Edwina Wright Geraldine Wright Eula Lee Woods Vernie Mae Yarborough 50 Candid Shots For days!!!! 51 The Supremes . . . maybe? Boo!! Mercy! Mercy! M ercy! Fashions Compliments of “J. 52 Up the ladder to the roof is where we are headed. Bobby Abraham George Adams Jesse M. Alexander David Alston Michael Alston Andrew Arthur Carolyn Bacote Mary L. Bacote Cleo Baker Janie Baker Jimmy Baker Brendolyn Barnes Howard Benjamin Cornelia Benton Brenda D. Berry John Bess Danny Boseman Levern Boseman Richard Bonaparte Naomi Boston Faye R. Bristow George Bright Hansor Brown James Brown Linda Brown Sammie Lee Brown Barbara Bruce Calvin Bruce Joseph Bruce Henry Byrd Roland Byrd Demitri Campbell Joseph Campbell Josephine Campbell Shirley Campbell Jannie Cannon Charlie Mae Capers Harry Carolina Mary Linda Carolina Moses Carolina Matthew Carroll Sandra Carroll Patricia Carrter Rozine Carter Billy Coe 53 Class of 1973 Freshmen Class of 1973 Cleola Coe Hermenia Cosom Patricia Coe Cynthia Damon Ollie Lee Damon Doris A. Daniels Bobbie Jean Dargan Eugene Dargan David Gregg Elizabeth Davis Ida Mae Dewitt May Linda Dixion Edna Dolford Rannie B. Douglas Clarence Dubose Alfred Dunham Ella Dunham Johnny Dunham Robert Edwards Laura Mae English Bobbie Jean Evans Nigel Flynn Judy Ann Flynn Vermelle Flynn Harvey Franklin Rosemary Gandy Ethclyn Garner Sandra Gee Bernard Gilmore Bonncttc Goodson Robert Goodson Shirley Goodson Ronnie Graham Selma Grahm Anita Green Nacy Greene Etta Gregg David Ham Joseph Ham Mary Ann Ham Odell Ham Richard Ham Dallas Hamlin Barbara Harkles Desiree Harper 54 Class of 1973 Freshmen Class of Jacobs Hare Collins Harrell Violet Harrison David Herbert George Hickman Joseph Hodges Carlotha Holloway Betty Hooks Patricia Hough Angelo Hudson Roosevelt Hudson Waddell Hudson Willie Hudson Donna Faye Hunter Bertha Jackson Easter Mae Jackson Edward H. Jackson Emanuel Jackson Freddie Jackson Judy Faye Jackson Mitchell Jackson Levern Jackson Willie Jackson Barbara Jacobs Charles Jacobs Mildred Jacobs Allean James Mary James Carrie L. Jeffery Evelyn Jeffery Danny Jett Sadie Mae Jett Edith Johnson Jimmy Johnson Jimmy Johnson Linda Jones Linda G. Johnson Minnie Johnson Kenneth Jones Charles Jordan Rodney A. Jordan Jo Anne Keith Barbara Kennedy William Kennedy Wilmetta King 55 Class of 1973 Freshmen Class of 1973 Willie Lee Robbie Lee Alice Lighty Pauline Littles Marguretter Lunn Shirley Lunn Carolyn Lide Fammie Mae Mack Lawrence Mack Shirley March Charles Martin Felix Martin Roger Mickens Chucky Miles Marcia Miles Christine Moses Nathaniel Moses Catherine Muldrow Chester Mullins Annie Murray Georgia Murray L. C. Murray Harry Myers, Jr. Robert Myers Sarah Myers Barbara McAllister Mildred McCall Betty McDonald Steve McQueen James McFaddcn Geraldine McKay Hugh McPhail Lillie Mae McWhite Gilda Nettles James Nettles Jessie Nettles Curtis Odem Gervinc Oliver Peralinc Oliver Willistine Oliver James Parnell Kenneth Parrott Charles Pauley Linda Pauley Louise Perkins 56 Class of 1973 Freshmen Class of 1973 Alice C. Peterson Berneatha Poole Clarence Preston Hattie Mae Redden Jerome Richardson Lucretia Richardson Hercules Richardson James Robinson Lugner Robinson Windell Robinson John Allen Ross Thomasena Rouse Betty Jean Russell Daniel Samuel David Samuel Maybclline Samuel Raymond Samuel Barbara Sansbury Pamela Sandsbury Ernest Sellers Lorenzo Sellers Allen Scipio Lorraine Scipio Andrew Scott Joan Scott Parricia Scott Donna Faye Shannon Marlena Shaw Rosalind Simon Lcvcrn Simmons Corey Sims Norris Sims Thomasina Sims Linda Smalls Roberta Smith Rosetta Sparks Opal Taylor Pamela Taylor Beverly Thomas Charles Thomas Ethel Thomas Wilbert Thomas Wilhelmenia Wallace Ernest Ward Torrie Washington 57 Class of 1973 Freshmen Class of 1973 William Washington Joe Louis Wheeler Joe Louis Wheeler Hester White Fannie Mae Williams Delores Williams Bernard Williams Isaac Williams Leon Williams Lula Williams Mallie Williams Randolph Williams Shirley Williams Bertha Wingate Toney Williams The freshmen girls have hooked their guys . . . 58 Grand Feature Southern 500 Parade Here comes the band down Pearl Street. Mayo High School Marching Band Looks like its too hot for Mr. Emanuel. 59 Hey Tony and Brenda, I don’t hear a thing coming out of those horns. Brenda and Gale just blowing air. Together We Fasfawns Complime ' J. J.'S MOD SHOP Organizations 61 62 The Student Council of Mayo High School represents the interest of the entire school. It’s program reflects the interest and needs of all the students. The purpose of this organization is to provide learning experiences for students in a democratic government and to provide within the school a climate conductive to the intellectual, physical, social, and moral development of every member of the student body. 63 President: SherreU Brockington FUTURE TEACHERS Future Teachers The Future Teachers of America is an organization which offers training and experience in related techniques of teaching; to familiarize students with the terminology and vocabulary of the teaching profession, and to form a working relationship between the school and local agencies that may be interested in young future workers. One of the projects this year is tutoring Junior High School students, working in the area of Reading and Mathematics. FT A OFFICERS Miss Joyce Linda Anderson Directed Teacher (Social Studies) I Jerome Spearman Directed Teacher (Mathematics) 64 Dorothy Dandrige Dramatics Club PURPOSE a. To offer opportunities for the members to develop their dramatic ability through participation in worthy undertakings for the improvement of better actresses or actors. b. To give members the opportunity to acquire artistic appreciation for good drama. c. To give members the opportunity to express them- selves creatively. d. To encourage members to participate in cooperative effort. DDDC - Officers Gerald Harrison, President Shirley Player, Vice President Antoinette Muldrow, Secretary Gwendolyn Alsbrooks, Treasurer 65 The National Honor Society This organization’s membership consists of students who have Waiting to be delivered excelled academically. These students have also shown evi- dence of leadership and character. Each member must maintain an average of A or B. Cutweed got some toys Physical Education This class is designed to provide systematic instructions in sports, exercises, and hygiene as a part of the schools program. 67 Future Homemakers of America The main purpose of this organization is to train girls of our school to become good homemakers. The Future Homemakers helps girls to become better adjusted for the future when many of them will take on the busy role of a housewife or mother. 68 Future Farmers of America FRONT ROW: Henry Williams, Elijah Ham, Spencer Joseph, Eugene Williams, and Wilbert Jacobs BACK ROW: Harold Green, Ronnie Harkless, Jimmy Williams, and Rudolph Murray. The Future Farmers of America is the National Organization for boys studying vocational agriculture in public secondary schools under the supervision of the National Vocational Education Acts. FFA is an integral part of the total instructional program in vocational agriculture in our schools. 69 4-H Clubs Gwendolyn Mack Elenor Johnson . Julia Reynolds . Mary Ham Sharon Howard . Burnell Evans . . Barbara Bell . . . Asst. Secretary Vice President . . . President Secretary . . . Treasurer . . . Reporter . . . Chaplain Roosevelt Bonaparte Darrell Abraham . . Whitney Brown . . . Troy Abraham . . . Curtis Damon . . . . Freddie Dixon . . . Joseph Williamson . Vice President . . . President . . . Secretary . . . Treasurer . . . Chaplain . . . Reporter Asst. Secretary 70 Science Club The Mayo High School Science Club is certainly one of the most essential clubs of this school. It is designed to stimulate research and experimentation in science; and to view vocational opportunities of science with students who would like to advance in the field of science. Commercial Club This organization is prepared for the business inclined student to step confidently into the secretarial or clerical field. 71 A Library Assistants These young ladys have the great responsibility of keeping books in order, tracking down magazines and reference materials. Driver Education Class Check the oil. Mr. Baylor looks frighten. The students in this class are taught theory and behind the wheel instruction. 72 EUGENE PARNELL Bus Drivers VICKI P. EARLE JOHNNIE F. MACK RALPH ARTHUR DEBORAH MILES ANDREW BYNUM JERRY C. MARCH GLAYDS WINGATE NATHANIEL JOE PATRICIA PINCKNEY NOT PICTURED Johnny Scott Rudolph Murray Roosevelt Graham Leroy Lighty 73 CANDID SHOTS 74 Mr. Livingston standing between two giants. He sure is an ugly boy. Fine Arts Instrumental Mr. Calvin Emanuel Vocal Miss Carolyn Mack Art Mrs. Jane Dennis “There is no limit to the contribution of an art, when one puts his time and effort into developing it.” 75 The Mayo Chorus BOTTOM ROW: Wingate, Jackson, Jerry, McCray, White, Cannon, Miss Mack, McCall, Parrott, Graham, Taylor, and Smith. MIDDLE ROW: Daniels, Damon, Jones, Alsbrooks, Williams, Smoot, Evans, Ham, Hayes, Earle, Coe, Miles, Jones. TOP ROW: Williams, Scott, Jordan, Dixon, Simon, Bess, Sandsbury, McDowell, Abraham, Richardson, Simon. Female Ensemble Male Ensemble 76 Mayo High's Art Class Artist These artists provided their masterpieces for our Homecoming activities, meeting the approval of all viewers. 78 KNEELING: David Johnson, Perry Simon, Brodus Gregg, Carlton Sawyer Ralph Simon, James Simon, Tommy Cotton, Andrew Green, Jerome Richardson, Elisha O Neal, STANDING: Melvin Simon, Sammie Davis, Earl Johnson, Clarence Samuel, Robert Miles, Earl Gregg, Frank Sawyer, Elijah Pearson, Eugene Williams, Alexander Byrd, Allen Parrott, Gerald Harrison, Leveme Robinson] Darrell Abraham. MOST VALUABLE PLAYERS: Alexander Byrd, James COACHES: Virgil Wells, Lionel Johnson, William L. Baylor. Parrott, L. Johnson (Coach) Tommy Cotton, Frank Sawyer. 80 The Golden Bears In Action 81 No matter how hard you try, you can’t stop me now!!! Mayo High Alumni Team 82 TOP ROW: Left-Right: Brenda Brown, Renetha Davis, Frankie Jones, Doris Daniels, Lorraine Thomas, Barbara Bell, Nellie Wright, Margaret Daniels, Marsha Miles, Cynthia Coe. BOTTOM ROW: Nova Nettles, Ethelyn Garner, Lula Byrd, Eunice Jordan, Sandra Gee, Geraldine Wright, Anita Green. CAPTAIN: Margaret Daniels Captain in action 83 CO-CAPTAIN: Nellie Wright LEFT TO RIGHT: Sammie Davis, Melvin Simon, Melvin McAllister, Allen Parrott, Brodus Gregg, Micheal Blackmon, Joseph Williamson, Richard Campbell, Luther Williamson, Troy Abraham, Danny Foster, Elijah Pearson, Colen Abraham, Comegys Murry, Anthony Brown, Darrell Abraham. Boys Basketball In A ciion Snow, stop standing on your toes, and jump LEFT TO RIGHT: Joseph (Country) Williamson, Troy (Cap’n) Abraham, Melvin (Boo) McAllister, Luther (Snow) Williamson, Danny (Goosey) Foster. Danny Foster goes up for another two points, too bad he missed. Richard Campbell tries hard enough to scare the ball in the basket. Watch out, Troy!! Don’t hit the ceiling! 85 This year has not only been a busy and exciting one, but for me being the first junior to be Editor of the Yearbook was an honor. The cooperation of my staff along with the student body and faculty were very essential in helping to make this yearbook what we hope is the finest Golden Bear Annual yet. My thanks go especially to the staff advisors, who were so interested in seeing that the work we did was efficient. When we put our minds together, fascinating ideas arise, and using good intelligence we, make decisions. It has been said, that no man is born into the world whose work is not born with him. From this, my staff and 1 have built a platform on which stands the everyday life of a Mayoite at school. 1 only hope that the Look of 70 has given you a moment of joy that will linger with you everytime you open the pages of this book. Editor-In-Chief 86 Gale Yvette Alsbrooks Yearbook Staff Associate Editor Earl Johnson, Jr. Typist and Copy Editor Cynthia Coe K Feature Editor Richard Days 87 Fashion Editor Sharon Howard Sports Editor - ZhoJlcLMU Troy Abraham Business Manager Gwendolyn Alsbrooks Working Day For The Staff Advisors: Mrs. H. Johnson, Mr. J. Alsbrooks and Mr. G. Milhouse 89 People In The Aet Of Being Themselves Hey Gladys, you’re stopping traffic. Burnell doing her thing. Don’t turn around Mrs. Green. Do you think you can spell it Mr. Boyd? I f Keep blowing. 90 A quiet place to study in. A growing business in a growing Community Darlington, S. C. One hour mminirn' CERTIFIES the most in DRY CLEAtllPG Pearl Street Darlington, S. C. 91 COMPLIMENTS OF TIMMONS MAC'S SUPPLY and WHITE COMPANY City, County, and Municipal Supplies Developers and Builders P. 0. Box 184 Darlington, S. C. “We will build on your lot Or we will sell you a lot And build on it. J. Frank Macaulay President Phone: 393-2843 92 Compliments of WOODS 5 and 10 Store Pearl St. Darlington, S. C. Compliments of BUCHANAN JEWELERS 393-4521 P. 0. Box 58 Darlington, S. C. Best Wishes From W. D. COGGESHALL Darlington, S. C. FLOWERS Say it with Flowers HUNTER S FLORIST 116 Reid St. - Darlington, S. C. “Exclusive but not Expensive” Owner: Virginia S. Hunter 393-2678 393-2698 Business Residence QUALITY FLOWER SHOP Ben W. Holmes, Proprietor 393-3818 122 Dargan St. Darlington, S. C. Compliments of HUNTER'S FOODERAMS “Home of Good Foods” 671 South Main Street Darlington, S. C. The Darlington Cinema DARLINGTON DRY CLEANERS “The Best in Dry Cleaning” 393-3251 117 Dargan Street Darlington, S. C. 93 LARRY'S Compliments of DEPARTMENT STORE SAMUEL'S Main TAYLOR SHOP Store of Many Values Public Square Public Square 393-9279 CAROLINA FURNITURE Compliments of COMPANY DARLINGTON Cor. Pearl and Groves St. MUSIC COMPANY New and Used Furniture and Appliances 393-4861 Cash or Terms 393-2291 “Where the Hit Records Are!” DARLING CUT-RATE MIKES CLOTHING FURNITURE COMPANY CENTER New and Used 135 Pearl Street 139 Pearl Street Darlington, S. C. Compliments of GATES MITCHELL-JOSEY ESSO SERVICE FUNERAL HOME 716 South Main Street “Service is our Business” Darlington, South Carolina Minor Repairs 393-9277 R. Gates, Manager DUBOSE JEWELRY Gifts for Every Occasion 393-4431 50 Public Square Men and Ladies Hair Trim JOHNSONS BARBER SHOP CAROLINA FINANCE COMPANY, INC. 106 Ward Street 393-2336 Compliments of THE CHILDRENS SHOP 117 Cashua Street “Everything from Infants to Teens” BELK SIMPSON “For Better Values” Darlington, S. C. CURL AND STYLE BEAUTY SALON Mrs. Eva Pinckney, Owner 393-1957 95 Compliments of OUR SINCERE BEST WISHES CENTRAL DRUG STORE WILCOX DRUG STORE E. A. Capers, Owner Public Square Public Square and Cashua Street Darlington, S. C. Darlington, S. C. Call 393-9163 BEST WISHES PEE DEE TAXI H S FURNITURE Willard Sawyer, Owner COMPANY Equipped with 2-way radio for quicker and better service. We will do your shopping. Package delivery. Household Furnishings and Open 24 hours. Electrical Appliances If we please you, tell other, If we don’t, tell us. Phone: 393-2571 141 Exchange St. Darlington, S. C. Darlington, S. C. 96 Compliments Of WELLS JEWELERS Home of Fine: DAVID G. PUGH COMPANY Jewelry Diamonds Benrus Watches Shafer Pens Gorham Sterling Watch Repairing Engraving Conn — Selma - Bundy - Band Instruments — Shinger and Drums Music — Oils - Reeds — Tape Recorders Symphonic Record Players Phone: 393-4632 Public Square 696 South Main St. Darlington, S. C. Darlington, S. C. Compliments of TIMMONS MAC'S SUPPLY COMPANY AND WHITE City, County, and Municipal Developer and Builders Supplies P. 0. Box 184 “We will build on your lot or we will sell you a lot and build on it. Darlington, S. C. Phone: 393-2843 J. Frank Macaulay, President Darlington, S. C. 97 Collector’s Items THE PLUNDER SHOP Robert W. Tyrrell, Owner 753 Pearl St. - Darlington, S. C. Phone: 393-3151 ANTIQUES Bought Sold Glass — Furniture — China ROGERS TOP SHOP 120 West Hampton St. Darlington, S. C. Floor Mats — Truck Cushions Rebuilt Convertible Tops Custom Seat Covers Head Lining Compliments of FRANKLIN'S CAFE Darlington, S. C. BROWN'S DRY CLEANERS Darlington’s First and Finest CLOTHES CLEANED - PRESSED Phone: 393-3591 — Darlington, S. C. 98 HOME SERVICE Compliments Of FINANCE ARTHUR'S 58 Public Square BARBER SHOP Phone: 393-2871 South Public Square Darlington, S. C. CITY Service is our Middle Name! BARBER SHOP Money for all Financial Needs! 143 South Main Street W. A. Kelly, Manager Authur L. Hammonds Proprietor Compliments Compliments of of JORDAN CAROLINA POWER FUNERAL HOME AND LIGHT COMPANY 108 Lee Street Darlington, South Carolina Cashua Street Phone: 393-1865 Darlington, S. C. “Dedicated to Give a Better Phone: 393-351 1 Service” 99 Consult Us for your Wedding and Party Needs METROPOL BAKERY THE NEWS AND PRESS, INC.