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

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DEDICATION Mrs. Creola D. Green, Guidance Counselor As a gesture of gratitude and sincerity, we inscribe by way of dedication the leaves of this 1972-73 Golden Bear to one who has given faithfully, without reserve, her time and talent in pruning and preening for the success and satisfaction for the students in the Business Department, as well as for those, who now seek her expert guidance and direction from the Guidance Department. Since 1954 she has been sharing her knowledge with those who have entered these walls for the serious business of learning. Those enrolled in business courses knew that her aim for them was sound business practice; and now, those students who have had the opportunity of meeting her in her new capacity (Guidance Counselor) know that along with her ready smile and sweet disposition, she stimulates the best in them to get the most out of their high school education. The most eloquently formed phrases of our mother tongue could not adequately express our ever growing appreciation for her noble accomplishments, but we trust that this pictorial volume of life among the dens of the “Golden Bears” will remind her ever that we care. 4

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ALMA MATER For memories that never fade, For hopes and dreams that never die, For friendships that these days are making, We 11 love you Mayo High. There’s a place in our hearts, That will never grow old Tho times depart. For the treasurers 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 Fredrick Handel. 3

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Mrs. Green talks with two students in the hall. Mrs. Green helping parents and students during the graduation exercises. Mrs. Green and Brenda Spears pose for a picture The many moods of a Guidance Counselor Mrs. Green and her husband at a basketball game, other members of the f themselves also.