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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1974 volume:

THE STUDENT BODY OF MAYO HIGH SCHOOL “Golden Bear” 1973-74 Darlington, South Carolina Volume IX Dedication Mr. Renny E. Johnson To show our gratitude for your accomplishments and service, we dedicate the 1973-74 Golden Bear to you, Mr. Renny Johnson. All during the years that you have been teaching at Mayo, you have participated in many of the school’s activities. Your duties have been performed exceptionally well. Be it concerned with lecturing to your students in your history classes, or giving advice as guidance counselor, or exercising your newly appointed positions as co-ordinator of student affairs and assistant to the principal, you have gained the friendship and trust of many students on campus. Each page of this volume expresses a deep and affectionate warmth for your services to us and others. Mr. Johnson, as the years pass we hope that you will look back in this volume and feel some of the gratitude we tried to express to you. We also hope you realize that we are not thanking you for one year of service, but for all of your accomplishments in the past and for all those we know that you will perform in the coming years. Remember how well you have stated, “students are human beings, handle with care. The main thing in life is not to be afraid to be human.” With these thoughts underlined, we, the members of the yearbook staff and the advisor dedicate this Annual to you. 2 Mr. Renny Johnson going through the trial of grading report cards. Dedication Janice Bacote being sworn in by Mr. Renny Johnson during the installation of the new Student Council Officers and Members. 3 Mr. Renny Johnson conversing with some students. TABLE OF CONTENT ATHLETICS PEOPLE ADVERTISEMENT SENIOR DIRECTORY ALMA MATER For memories that never fade. For hopes and dreams that never die, For friendships 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 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 Frederick Handel. Avis Wingate, adult school secretary performing her regular duties. People and Activities A group of sophomores getting together during their spare time. It seems as though they are enjoying themselves very much. Mr. Greene. Mrs. Greene, and more distinguished guests shown during a banquet. 6 Colon Abraham and Gregory Arceaneux present Rev. Money as an honorary Block-M member. During the same of doughnuts for the band, Rudell Evans tries to persuade Mrs. Jackson. A routine change of classes involving many Mayoi tes. A preview of the excitement which leads the Bears to determination and final victory. Cheese and Pistol Pete profiling at a football game. Junior R.O.T.C. Cadet Officers. Top Ten Seniors Honor Students 1972-73 Tena Ledford 1st Honor Robin Seay 3rd Honor Curtis B. Odom 2nd Honor Toney Williams 4 th Honor Rudell Evans 5 th Honor Rannie Douglas 7th Honor Faye Bristow 8th Honor Top Ten Juniors 1972-1973 Mamie A. Poole 1st Honor Donna Sherrill 2nd Honor Marlene Sims Iretta Jordan Amos Myers Sherri Tyler 3rd Honor 4th Honor 7th Honor 8th Honor Henrietta Lunn 5 th Honor Marilyn Williams 10th Honor Athletic Banquet D 1 n n e r Athletic members getting ready for dinner at the Athletic Banquet. After dinner, athletic members look carefully over the program. Mr. Henry Peterson delivers the speech at the Athletic Banquet. Members attending listen directly to what is being said. 10 Mayo 1973 Trophies observed before being issued. Sister Green pictured receiving an award. Coach Virgil Wells awards Larry Rouse with a trophy. Mr. Willie Pearson, Master of Ceremonies, gives a small speech. Mr. Otto Wingate makes a speech also at the Athletic Banquet. Coach WeUs being presented a plaque by Shernard Barnes, from members of the Block-M Club, for his many years of outstanding j service. The Beginning Of Freshmen sitting in the cafeteria to find out the do’s and don’ts around Mayo. A new school year begins, old faces become familiar again with talks of the different summer events that happened. Old and new friends get together to laugh and experience the joy of being involved around Mayo Cam- pus. Seniors both white and black appear once again to begin another school term. Another School Year Fellow Mayoites with the spirit of starting school again. A new beginning! Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors compromising together. Evidently they knew that this picture was going to be taken. They weren’t taken by surprise. Miss Mayo Contestants Making Their Speeches Audrey Dubose presenting her speech also, during the Miss Mayo contest. mm Fellow Mayoites Making Their Selections Marlene Sims, Pamela Odom, and Reginald Green calling voters to the poles to vote. Sophomore voting section. Iretta Jordan, Gregory Arceneaux, and Marilyn Williams waiting on Senior voters. 15 I hope he’s not trying to turn the voters away. Renny Johnson holding the senior pole down. But is still waiting on more voters. A D a y 0 f E 1 e c t i o n s Lunch Time and Students going through the lunch line to get their nutritious meal. It seems as though they arc tired waiting. MENU Monday Pizza Slaw Roll8 butter Gingerbread orange scuce Milk Tuesday Fried chicken Rice giblet gravy Green bear.; Rolls Amt ter Fruit cup Milk Wednesday Macaroni cheese Grilled frank Steamed cabbage RollsAmtter Applesauce Milk Thursday Fish sticks tartar sauce Creamed potatoes Garden peas RollsAmtter Peanut butter cookie Milk Friday Spaghetti meat aauce Tossed salad Rolls butter Ice cream Milk Break Time at Mayo In the lunch room at Mayo, when something is about to happen it seems as though everyone is aware of it. Richard Johnson and Tirrell Ezekiel having a splendid time during their break period. Terry Ledford waiting on someone in the halls of the big campus, MAYO! 17 s t u d e Debra Jeffery of all people around Mayo during break had to gel caught getting something out of her eye. One of Mayo’s monitor on duty trying to catch someone doing wrong. n t L i f e Carnclia James and Clcmctinc Williams, office aids, working very steadily in the office on some important material. 18 On a rainy day at Mayo, most students don’t want to get wet, so why not stand under the ramp? A freshman watches carefully her instructor. Maybe if someone opened the door it would be better for her don’t you think? I can’t imagine what they’re looking at but it’s got to be interesting! 19 Members of The Two dignified seniors messing around during break. 20 Cheese, why did you upset Debbie so bad! It seems as though she is startled. Mayo Family in Action RudeU Evans, President of the Student Council 1972-73, speaks during an assembly. Mayo’s choir singing a beautiful song during an assembly. They are very talented. Good Times are Cheerleaders getting ready to do their thing during an assembly. Andrew Scott, a maharajah, plays Mr. Renny Johnson making announcements at the end of an assembly, an exciting role. Shirley Stevenson being awarded a medal from the R.O.T.C. Sgt. Jones. After receiving their awards, the R.O.T.C. cadets are congratulated by Mr. Greene. had in Assemblies Mr. Handy McLendon presents Sandra Gee an award. KB Another award being presented during Honors and Awards Day Cere- mony. The president of the Student Council, James Patterson, makes Seniors very amused during an assembly program, his speech. Mr. Kenny Johnson initiates the Student Council Members into office. During the week of Witnesses The Soul Liberation Band performed at Mayo. The group was very enjoyable and interesting. T ahitian Senior Prom The Junior T ahitian and Senior Prom Holiday The Concert Begins 29 The Song Has Just Ended Happiness for some, sadness over the thought of parting for others. Graduation marks the close of another school year. Q U e s t V a 1 e d i c t 0 r • i a n Commencement Ceremonies Administrators, students and special guests seated platform for commencement exercises. Tina Lcdoford valedictorian of the class of 1973 delivering her speech Curtis Odom, salutatorian of the class of 1973 delivering his address. Marching, Caps and Gowns, during the 1972-73 school year Mr. Greene and Mr. Baylor awarding High School diplomas to graduating seniors. Mr. Greene and Mr. Baylor awarding High School diplomas to gradu ating seniors. Relatives and friends of graduating seniors taking pictures of the exercises. Phyllis McCullough presenting the senior class gift to Principal I. A. Greene. and Awarding of Diplomas !!! Classroom Scenes Art students enjoy a variety of artistic media as they experiment with torn paper texture collages. Each project in art class at Mayo is an adventure in free expression and aesthetics. 36 Foreign Languages Schreiben Sie Deutsche? The class is writing original conversations using idioms in Vocabulary drills. 37 Learning T y p i n g H o m e Students in Mr. Baker’s typing I class arc trying to improve their typing skills. E c o n 0 m • 1 f These-Home Kconomic students are demonstrating how to set a table properly under the direction of Mrs. Rosa B. House. Class Birthday Party Natalie Taylor and George Ervin seem to be taking a break from classwork and seem to enjoy posing for the photographer One of Mrs. Blanton’s English III classes giving her a surprise birthday party. R.O.T.C. students under the supervision of Sgt. Jones getting instructions on how to properly handle and care for weapons. 39 Teacher Mrs. Lydia Goodwin, making daily lesson plans. Student Mamie Poole, an honor student at Mayo studying as usual. Driver Education P h y s 1 c a 1 These Driver Education students taking time to pose for the photographer along with their instructor, Mr. Emanuel, before beginning to drive. Mr. Ray Graham, Science Teacher, giving instructions to a 9th grade Physical Science class. SPORTS Varsity Football Boys Varsity Basketball Girls Varsity Basketball J. V. Basketball J. V. Football 43 FOOTBALL • '- ; .,r' It was a season ... a season of enthusiasm and apathy, tears and smiles, despair and happiness, mistakes and new records. It was football at MHS. 47 Senior Football Players Charlie Preston Cal Robinson Harvey Williams -‘-•v r . a - V-_ V,— 1' -i;' • • -. . - . • - Mi; ,-v -j:.-. •• . v.-- 'i •'- SL.y ftf u'rt r.f; MHS42 MHS-12 MHS-34 MHS-68 MHS- 7 MHS- 8 MHS- 0 MHS-16 MHS-20 VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM FRONT ROW LFFT TO RIGHT Franklin Dolford, Michael Mack, James Patterson, Steven Bacote, Cal Robinson, Harvey Williams, Harry Dubose, I rnest Russell, Joseph Murry, Gilbert Boston, James Maich, SECOND ROW LEFT TO RIGHT; Larry Rouse, W. J. Martin, Anthony Brown, Marshall Sawyer. George Ervin,Shernard Barnes. Leroy Samuels, Michael Jett, Charlie Preston, Brooks Williamson, WiUie Thompson. Varsity Football 1973-74 Results Furman Wilson Butler T’ville Cheraw Pageland A. Jackson Chesterfield Bennettsville 6 6 6 8 7 42 29 14 12 BASKETBALL COLON ABRAHAM SOUTH CAROLINA’S “PISTOL PETE” IV AAA All Conference Player 1971-72 1972-73 1973-74 Most Valuable Player in IV AAA Conference 1972-73 1973-74 Most Valuable Player in the Cheraw Invitational Tournament 1972 National AAU Allstar Indianapolis, Indiana Summer 1973 Mayo High School Most Valuable Player 1971- 72 1972-73 Mayo High School Moses Charles Award 1972- 73 Records Set at Mayo High School by Colon Abraham Most points scored in one game — 46 Most free throws made in one game — 16 Most field goals made in one season - 302 Most rebounds made in one season — 338 Most free throws made in one season — 141 Most total points scored in one season - 694 Best scoring average for one season — 28.1 Most points scored in high school career — 2288 Best scoring average for high school career - 25.4 Points scored per game Freshman year 1970-71 18 points per game Sophomore year 1971-72 27 points per game Junior year 1972-73 27 points per game Senior year 1973-74 28 points per game NO. 1 57 The Lady Bears Warm Ups and In Action Game Time Activities 59 GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM 4-AAA Conference Champions Upper State Runner-Up FRONT ROW-LEFT TO RIGHT Roscna Ross, Lucinda Green, Sadie Sellers. SECOND ROW-Jackie Moses, Mamie Poole, Janice Bacote, Denise Ross, Bertie Sawyer, Winona Flynn, Ethel Good son, Coach-Peggy “Pop” Cook Gregory Arceneaux, Colon Abraham VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM FRONT ROW KNEELING: Shcrnard Barnes, Richard Johnson, Harry Dubose, Gregory Jett. SECOND ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Gregory Sawyer, Kenneth McAllister, Alphonso Arthur, Gerald Mingo, Colon Abraham, Louis Wingate, Gregory Arceneaux, Leroy Samuel, and George Ervin. Captain C 0 1 o n A b r a h a m 62 Coach - Virgil Wells Colon Abraham - Captain Gregory Arceneaux - Co-Captain Not pictured - Mr. Hughie Peterson - Assistant Coach Senior Basketball Players Receive Awards For Outstanding Services LEFT TO RIGHT-Janice Bacote, Rosena Ross, Mamie Poole, and Lucinda Green. LEFT TO RIGHT-Louis Wingate, Kenneth McAllister. Shernard Barnes, Gregory Jett, Gregory Arceneaux,and Colon Abraham, 63 AR POWER Mayo Cheerleaders Are All Together THEME: A STAIRWAY TO THE STARS Miss Mayo 1973-74 Miss Annie Scott Our Queen in Action Miss Janice Bacote Escort, Leroy Samuel Second Attendant Miss Audrey Dubose Escort, Micheal Mack Third Attendant Miss Yvonne Myers Escort, Harvey Williams Third Attendant Miss Althea Wright Escort, Cornelius James Miss Block “M” Miss Debra Simon Escort, Gregory Jett Miss Homecoming Miss Marilyn Williams Royalty MISS SENIOR Yolanda Ezekiel Escort-Joseph Murray MISS FHA Ruby Lowery Escort-Ronald Wilds MISS ROTC Shirley Stevenson Escort-Ronald Samuel 74 MISS STUDENT COUNCIL Pamela Odom Escort—James Patterson Royalty MISS CHEERLEADER Faye Thomas Escort-Maxie Hunter MISS FRESHMAN Janice Gandy Escort—Reginald Greene MISS ANNUAL STAFF Vanessa Taylor Escort Gregory Mingo MISS LIBRARY CLUB Helen Owens Escort—Melvin Pierce Royalty MISS SCIENCE CLUB Denise Ross Escort-Louis Wingate MISS FFA Susan Gee Escort-Clinton Simon MISS ATHLETICS Lucinda Green Escort-Richard Flynn 76 MISS CHOIR Carolyn Richardson Escort—Levon Jones Royalty MISS STUDENT AIDE Shelby Jett Escort-Charlie Preston MISS JUNIOR Corine White Escort-Levelle Jeffery Q u e e n s a n d E s c 0 r t s MISS DRAMATICS CLUB Lynn Howard Escort—Lloyd Mitchell 77 MISS HONOR SOCIETY Marlene Sims Escort—Brooks Williamson Royalty MISS ART Geneva James Escort — Louis Jeffery MISS BAND Patricia Bacote Escort — Theodore Gandy MISS SOPHOMORE Barbara White Escort — Theodore Gandy 78 MISS J. V. CHEERLEADER Doris Green Escort — William Arthur Royalty Not Pictured The theme of the Coronation was “A Stairway to the Stars.” As the young ladies and gentlemen took their flight to the stars, they were serenaded by the lovely voices of the choir ensemble. MISS FTA Dianne Lunn Escort — Colon Abraham 79 A t T h e C o r 0 n a t 1 o n Miss Gail Gee, former Miss Mayo, awards Annie Scott, Miss Mayo 1973-74, a gift and some flowers. Hannah Jackson with her beautiful talent, sings during coronation activities. 81 The Principal of Mayo High School Mr. I. A. Greene PRINCIPAL Our principal, Mr. Greene, doing his school day duties as usual. 82 A S S Willie E. Boyd ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Mrs. Clara Peters SECRETARY Mrs. Gloria Dargan ASSISTANT SECRETARY Renny E. Johnson ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Faculty ■ i Mr. John Alsbrooks, Jr. Social Studies Mr. Levy J. Baker Business Education Mrs. Wilson A. Barnes Reading Miss Nancy C. Blanton Language Arts Lt. Col. George Burch ROTC Mr. Ernest B. Burroughs Mathematics Mrs. Karen Calfee Social Studies Miss Patricia A. Cook Language Arts Girl’s Basketball Coach Mrs. Wilhelminia Davis Language Arts Mrs. Celestine B. Edwards Study Hall Supervisor Mr. Calvin Emanuel Band Director Mrs. Lydia B. Goodwin Language Arts 84 Faculty Mr. Ray J. Graham Science Mrs. Creola D. Green Guidance Counselor Mr. Theodore Green Football Track Coach Mrs. Mary H. Hammonds Study Hall Supervisor Mrs. Ailene Henson Librarian Mrs. Rosa B. House Home Economics Mrs. Yolanda J. Jackson Physical Education Mr. Lionel A. Johnson Industrial Arts Mr. Renny E. Johnson Psychology Social Studies Sgt. Louis C. Jones ROTC Miss Carolyn C. Mack Choral Music Mr. G. Davis McClam Social Studies 85 Faculty Mrs. Alzenia G. Miles Language Arts Mr. Daniel Morelli Mathematics Mr. William L. Myrick Social Studies Mrs. Katherine F. Parrott Science Mr. Willie L. Pearson Agriculture Mr. Hugie Peterson Asst. Football Coach Head Baseball Coach Mrs. Josie H. Samuel Mathematics Mrs. Vickie Slavens Art Mr. Virgil Wells Physical Education Head Football Basketball Coach Miss Theola Wilson Foreign Language Miss Linda L. Winecoff Science Mr. Otto Wingate Boys JV Basketball Coach 86 CAFETERIA and CUSTODIAL Maid and Janitor Mrs. Candis Pooler and Mr. Murray Slater Absent from picture, Mr. Edmund Bailey CAFETERIA STAFF SEATED: Mrs. Mattie Goodson, Mrs. Gladys Clarkson, Mrs. Roberta Rubin, Mrs. Jessie Carraway. STANDING: Mrs. Thelma Brown, Miss Rosa M. Graham, Mrs. Annie R. Pearce. 87 Senior Class Advisors i Mr. Rcnny Johnson Officers FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Rosa House, Mr. John Alsbrooks, and Miss Theola Wilson. Colon Abraham - President Janice Bacote - Vice-President Marilyn Williams - Secretary Marlene Sims - Asst. Secretary Mamie Poole - Student Council Representative Lillian Mack Reporter Shernard Barnes - Chaplain 88 Colon Abraham SUPERLATIVE Seniors 1973-74 Larry Abraham Gregory Arceneaux Gloria Austin Janice Bacote Alice Baker Bernard Barcus Shernard Barnes MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Mamie Poola and Kenneth Jordan Leroy Bess Fran Bramham Gloria Bruce Mary Bull 89 Seniors 1973-74 Phyllis Bull Willie Mae Cannon Riley Carter Ruth Ann Damon Pamela Delaine Audrey Dubose Yolanda Ezekiel SUPERLATIVE Not Pictured MOST DEPENDABLE Annie Scott and Kenneth Jordan Richard Flynn Hattie Gandy Susan Gee Deborah Gilmore 90 Seniors 1973-74 Robert Goodson Lucinda Green SUPERLATIVE Belinda Gregg David Ham McCormie Harkless Ronnie Hodges Ethel Hunter David Jackson BEST ALL-AROUND Janice Bacote and Colon Abraham Gussie Jackson Katherine Jacobs Geneva James Mae Elizabeth James 91 SUPERLATIVE Danny Jett Seniors 1973-74 Carolyn Richardson and Colon Abraham Louis Jeffrey Gregory Jett Michael Jett Shelby Jett Willie Jett Iretta Jordan Kenneth Jordan Rodney Jordan Henrietta D. Lunn Albertha Lyde Ernestine Lyde 92 Seniors 1973-74 Lillian Mack Robert Mack Kenneth McAllister Amos Myers Shirley McDaniel Yvonne Myers Pamela Odom Helen Owens Thelma Miles Marion Mullins Elouise Mumford Joseph Murray SUPERLATIVE TALLEST GIRL; SHORTEST BOY Yvonne Myers and Vincent Sawyer 93 Seniors 1973-74 James Patterson Melvin Pearce Not Pictured James Peterson Mamie Poole Sheila Poston Charlie Preston Bessie Reaves Carnell Rhodes SUPERLATIVE BEST SCHOOL SPIRIT Lucinda Green and Willie Thompson Carolyn Richardson Robert Roberson Betty Robinson Cal Robinson 94 Seniors 1973-74 Lurelia Robinson Rosena Ross Robyn Samuel Raeford Sawyer Vincent Sawyer Barbara Scipio Annie Scott Donna Sherrill SUPERLATIVE Debra Simon Marlene Sims FRIENDLIEST Lillian Mack and Willie Jett Patricia Sparks Brenda Spears 95 Seniors 1973-74 Natalie Taylor Willie Thompson Ricardo Timmons Terry Tindal Sherri Tyler Mclva Ward SUPERLATIVE BEST LOOKING Marilyn Williams and Melvin Pearce Leroy Williams Less Williams 96 Barbara Williams Harvey Williams Linda Williams Marilyn Williams Seniors 1973-74 MOST ARTISTIC Henrietta Lunn and Robert Mack WITTIEST Thelma Miles and Cal Robinson Allean Wingate Louis Wingate SUPERLATIVE Eula Woods Althea Wright SUPERLATIVE MOST COURTEOUS Debra Simon and James Peterson SUPERLATIVE Not Pictured Senior Superlatives 1973-74 SUPERLATIVE MOST TALENTED Eula Woods and Robert Mack SUPERLATIVE MOST ATHLETIC Shernard Barnes and Lucinda Green SUPERLATIVE MOST POPULAR Janice Bacote and Colon Abraham SUPERLATIVE MOST STUDIOUS Mamie Poole and Kenneth Jordan Senior Superlatives 1973-74 SUPERLATIVE MOST TALKATIVE Thelma Miles and Carnell Rhodes SUPERLATIVE ■ � : ? v'- MOST CONCERNED Belinda Gregg and Rodney Jordan SUPERLATIVE MOST AMBITIOUS Iretta Jordan and Kenneth Jordan SUPERLATIVE BEST DRESSED Audrey Dubose and Charlie Preston 99 Senior Activities SUPERLATIVES Cal Robinson tells Harvey Williams and James Peterson of the strategies a baseball team must have in order to become a winner. 100 MOST VERSATILE Janice Bacote - Colon Abraham Senior R.O.T.C. Cadet Officers The Bear’s Growl Henrietta Dianne Lunn “Columnist” The Bear’s Growl by HENRIETTA LUNN II appears as though things are not going to slow down « ) campus, at least not yet The executive officers of the junior class met to discuss plans foe the prom They decided to participate in the magazine sale The junior class president, Ernestine Russell, sold the most magazines for the first reporting period She received a stuffed bear as a prize The seniors met and ihscussed their activities for the year Colon Abraham, senior class president, presided over the meeting The senior privilege committee reported the new privileges they hope to get passed Uui year These privileges will be submitted to the Student Council, who in turn will present them to Mr Greene The activity committee reported on the decision to take a trip to Georgia The seniors discussed the possibilities of the trip and the ways they could raise money The Fashion-Talent Show committee met to discuss the plans for the show Many other small committees were chosen (or publicity and talent The show is one of the ways the seniors decided to raise rneney Some strange things went on during the week The Future Homemakers of America initiated the new member� The initiates had to carry a boiled egg. thimbles of water, wear our pants leg rolled up with one sock and one day they couldn't talk The new officers of the FHA are president. Ethel Goodson. vice-president. I.nidi Williams, secretary, Janice Graham; assistant secretary. Rosetta Thomas. treasurer. Ruby Lowery, and Student Council represen- tative, WUlisttne James The Drama class is rather active for its first year The Drama students preseottd scenes from different plays to their clase Costumes and props were used Additional students from study hall at- tended the presentation Misa Blanton oians to orrscnl the scenes to the Student Body in an assembly. On Wednesday. October 3. the Honor Society met for the first time this year They chose new officers for the year They are president. Henrietta Lunn; vice-president, Cathy White, secretary, Majnie Poole, assistant secretary. Lynn Howard: treasurer. George Ervin; reporter Ronald Jett; Mid chaplain. Marlene Sima Marlene Sims was chosen ss Miss Honor Society The members discussed (hr plans for the assembly to induct the new members On Wednesday. October 2. the Army KOTC held Its annual assembly The folio wing ajx point menu were made Cadet Unite runt, Cameron Floyd; Cadet Majors. Jesse James and Robert DuBose. Cadet Captains. Albert Williams. James Peterson. Gilbert Boston. Stephen Bacote. and Larry Abraham, and Cadet Urn tenants. Robert Goodson. David Howard. Michael Mack. Ernest Russell. Marlon Mullins, and Tyronne Mickcns The ROTC has great leaders for the 197374 school year The Science Club has already started its activities for the year Some of the members visited the Medical University tn Charleston. S C. an Saturday The Student Coiatctl met on Friday The new president, James Patterson, read the ceeistitution to the members A legislative committee was formed, the vice-president. Brooks Wllbamsea, is chair- man of the committee The Council discussed the Homecoming Activities On Wednesday, the in- tramural game of the week took place It resulted in the seniors defeating the jumcn � 8. and the faculty defeating the sophomores 20-8 After their game gainst Cher aw on Thursday night, the juntor-vanuty record is 2-X The Braves defeated the Bears with a score of � 8 The winning times seemed endless to the Bears as they carried a 4-0 record until The column entitled “The Bear’s Growl” is written by Henrietta Dianne Lunn. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lunn and a senior at Mayo. She is active in many school affairs. Henrietta is the President of the National Honor Society and the Future Teachers of America and a member of the Student Council, Student Aides, The Yearbook Staff and Editor-in-Chief of the Newspaper Staff. The £SZt Bear’s The Bear’s Growl j Growl J by HENRIETTA LUNN by HENRIETTA LUNN Activities on campi� are still roiling os the school year progresses The yearbook staff has already opened a mbsenp (ion campaign representative from Del mar Studios, speke to the staff on certain aspects to consider while planning for a successful yearbook He demonstrated the use of a fantastic camera to the photographers This year fifth and sixth periods are designated for the staff to meet Rev E B Burroughs, advisor, admits that this will fiie the staff time to do a lot toward the comple- tion of the yearbook. On September 26 the Yearbook Staff met to discuss finances On Monday. Janet Seay. Ralph Jordan. Mary Poston. Willie Shaw. Deborah Mack and Terry Ledford went to the downtow n area to collect money for ads Fot� additional students went on Thursday These students were Gregory Mingo. Barbara Pickett. Marlene Sims, and Lynn Howard The yearbook officers far the year 1973 74 are editor. Katherine Jacobs, associate editor. Louis Wingate, index editor, Ethel Goochon. copy «ditor. Gloria Poole, sports editor Bobby Fields; fashion editor. Deborah Mack, ad vertising manager. Willie Shaw and Ted Gandy; cir dilation manager, Ernestine Russell; photographers. Hezekiah Davis, Kenneth Jordan, Marlene Sims, typists, Joann Timmons. Lynn Howard and Donna Shenll, and artists. Henrietta Lunn, Less Williams, and Wes lev Alford Ms Lydia Goodwin, an active teacher on campi� , has begun getting a newspaper started Henrietta Lunn was chosen as editor inchtcf and other students have been asked to help in the production of the paper Ms Goodwin and Mr W E Boyd, assistant principal, look some of the students to the fourth annual Newberry College High School Press Day The students had the honor of listening to such pr«as people as Stanley Shelley. Greenville News; Fletcher Ferguson, sports and news editor Of AbbevHle Press and Banner. Aubrey Hall, associate editor of Greenville News; and other distinguished speakers They spoke on such topics os editorial writing, sports writing, page layout, headline writing and cepy- rditing and many other sub- jects Bailors was mixed wHA pleasure when the stndrnU were nturd compbmenUry tickets It the Newberry College-Calawba fastball gam Students participating an the newspaper staff are Marlene Sims. Janece Bacote. Marilyn Williams. Cathy White Jesse James. Ronald Wilds Euls Woods. Belinda Gregg Iretta Jordan. Gloria Bruce and UUian Mack On September 2S Mr Peterson, representative from the Perfect School Plan spoke to 11 the Student Council representatives about par- ticipating in a magazine sale Mr Peterson returned on Friday to talk to the interested students dosses, clubi and organization will be par- ticipating Last week (he greatest, mast talented young men in the game of football got together to play the first intramural game of the year The seniors defeated the faculty on this occasion and the sophomore defeated the juniors On September It the faculty defeated the Juniors. 42-8 Mr Renny Johnson set a new intra mural record with four touch downs and one extra point The seniors, behind the passing of Gregory Arcrneaux. beat the sophomore led by Robert Jordan 14-8 Once again the Bears were vtetartae� as they detested Ttmmonsville • . making M our fourth victory. The next game is sgatost Chersw an Friday. The Junior varsity team it on the move also With a rccerd of 2-1 things look incredibly bright In the first game against Butler, they won 73-0. the second win was over the Boys School of Florence. SM. and their first and hopefully last loos was to McColl 22« The Science Club met to dscuss its plans for the year They tried to work out a new constitution The Dramatic Club met Thursday during the sixth period Quite a few new faces showed up for the meeting Mis Nancy Blanton advnor. was happy to see them because most of the old members are seniors The old member discussed the election of new officers and the initiation of the new members Everything Is going beautifully, and it appears os though things will continue in this trend WUUjtr.i. w With all the activities; that vent on during the week, oesuty was stressed the most Five senior girls were chosen to be contestants (or Miss Mayo 1973 74 These girls are Janice Bacote. Althea Wright. Annie Scott. Yvonne Meyers, and Audrey Dubose On Tuesday, the girls made their speeches ■nil year, for the first time. Homeccmmg queen will be rhocevi Sixteen of the foochal! players chose girls to sponsor them The girls were in tradured to the student body on TUeusley They are Marilyn WiUtori' for Shernard Barnes •Owe U Regers for Cornelius tomes: Ronnie Lunn for Michael Jett. Henrietta l.unn far Richard Johnson Barbara Da iron for W J Martin Janice Jett for Joseph Murray. Robyn Samuel for James Patterson Sandra Mack for Charlie Preston. Hattie Simgipfn for Cal Robinson. Ki4y Dupree for Marshall Smy«v Tirrell Ezekiel for w'Uiie Thompson, Hermma SB mom for Harvey Mary Bull for Williamson; Sherlene Stevenson for Gilbert Boston avt Deborah Mack for Nelson Jeff I . Th« students voted on Wed no� I' for both Mil� Mayo sod Mitt Homecoming 'Everyone � over anxious to blow the reaults of the elec- tion Vet they will be held in suspenu- until Coronation to know who Miss Mayo Is She wilT be announced at the Coronation, which Is November t Miss Horae coming will be announced -turi ng the halftime of the toin romirg game. November I TT.w theme for the Coronation is Stairway to the Stars Mapy Bull is the mistress of ceremony and Kenneth Me Allitier Is master of oeimtiony M« the clubs have chosen !prhilo represent them in the Comal lion T1.6� queens and escorts are Mis Block M — Debra Simon. 'Gregory Je fc Miss Freshman — Janice Gandy. Reginald Greene. Mis Sophomore - Barbara White. George Ervin Miss Junior - Corine White. Levelle Jeffrey; Miss Senior — Yolanda Kiekial. Joseph Mixray Miss Annual Staff - Vanessa Taylor. Gregory Mingo. Miss Art Geneva James, t-ouis Jeffrey. Mis Cheerleader - Faye Thomas. Maxir Hunter. Miss J V Cheerleader — Lee Dons Green. William Arthur Mis ROTC — Shirley Stevenson. Ronald Samuel, Miss FHA - Ruby Lowery, Ronald Wild ; Mis Band Patricia Bacote. Ted Gandy. Mi Chorus — Carolyn Richarifeon. Robert Mock. Mbs Student Aide — Shelby Jett. Charlie Preston; Mis Honor Society - Marlene Sim . Brooks Williamton. Mist FTA Henrietta Lunn, Colon Abraham Miss Student Council Pamela Odom, James Patterson. Mist Science Club — Denise Russ, loam Wingate. Miss FFA - Susan Gee. Clinton Simon. Mist Library Chib - Helen Owens Melvin Poore In addition to beauty at the Coronation, there will also be talent The students hope that the public will support them and come see just what we can do The Soul Liberation II en- tertained the students during an assembly on Tuesday The Band is from Bronx. New York They travel around talking and entertaining junior high and high school students Many Maycites went to the Week of Witness at the Macedonia Bapeist Church to hear the group Same of the students even attended the rap session at the Armory The Dramatic Chib had a meeting to select officer for the year The new officers are President, Colon Abraham. Vice President. Janice Bacote. Secretary. Christine Robinson. Treasurer. Cathy White, and Chaplain. Wesley Alford On Friday, the Future Teachers of America held an assembly in the recognition df American Education Week Theme for the week was “Got Involved The FTA «entered their assembly around Whfr Get tmolved Each student spoke on the different view- points Public Support. Janice Bacote. Student Participation. Mamie Poole. School Responsibility, Marilyn Williams, Future. Marlene Sims, and School Community Partnership. Belinda Gregg The choir, led by Mist Carolyn Mack, presented two lovely selection dueing the astern bly The Junior-Varsity team played Chesterfield on The Bear’s Growl by HENRIETTA LUNN The Bear are always anxious for excitement This was proven by the array Of activities that took place during the last two weak Mar i students were ploaaed M pse Coach Wells return to ■dual looking well and healthy after Ms illness The Dramati s Club initiated thaar new member during the Vk It � rather exciting to seethe students dreaoed up os characters and hilarious to tee their face made up llke downs After school, on Friday. the members celebrated by having a party The Homecoming Cora mittee hat already started getting their plan organized for the Homecoming actrvttto . which takes place on November 2 On Thursday. October 9. tom of the ROTC codeto went to HartaviUc Junior High and Butler High far drill exercise The Future Firmer of America met during the week to diarusa the Initiation of their new members (to Thursday. October It. seniors met for the third time due year They discussed the Fashion Talent Show The show was approved by Mr Croene and the various commute� � were advised to go an with their plans The senior chose Yolanda Ezektal to represent them as “Miss Senior.'■ The Student aide and monitor met October 18 and oho Shelby Jed to represent them as Miss Student Aide “ The new officers are president. Charlie Prosto� ; vice president Racford Sawyer. secretary. Fay Thom ; assistant secretary, iretta Jordan; treasurer. Lillian Mack, reporter. Henrietta Lunn and chaplain. RichpH Flynn The Student Council in- stallation program took place October l The new ofllcor and representatives took thoir oath , given by Mr Renny Johnson The new president. James Patter sen gave htofirot speech this year. Rudell Evan , last year's prenadtoit, spoke at the assembly Pamela Odom was chosen os Mis Student Council. Other queens were chooeei during the week also Vane Taylor was chooen as • Mias Annual Staff and Ruby Lowery. 'Mi Future Home maker of Amenta.'1 The undefeated senior met with the faculty on Wednesday for another exciting In- tremurtl game It resulted toe lie game, 6« The sophomore shut out the juniors. I (HI The jwtar vanity mad s great show when they drfostod Pageland lost Thursday raghl. 14-4 On Thursday. October 16. they fell to Andrew Jeckson. � This leave their season s record. 4-1 The varsity team lost to Pageland. 42« On Friday. October I� . the Bears played Andrew Jackson It resulted in Andrew Jeckson winning, 290. leaving their season'• record 4- 3. Excitement hasn't settled down on campus and I don't know if anyone would want it to What would it be like if the excitement slowed down? Mayo Juat wouldn't be Mayo”! Junior Class Officers and Advisors 1973-74 Officers FIRST ROW; LEFT TO RIGHT: Carolyn Barcus-Asst. Secretary, Ernestine Russell-President, Cynthia McDanicl-Vicc-Prcsident. 2ND ROW: Ethel Goodson-Secretary, Sadie Sellers-Treasurer, Ronald Wilds-Chaplain. Mrs. Wilhelmenia Davis Mrs. Lydia Goodwin Mr. Ray Graham Miss Linda Winecoff Advisors 102 Juniors 1973-74 Elma Alston Michelle Alston Steve Bacote Herbert Baker Hallistine Brown Joyce Brown Kathy Bruce Johnny Bynum Anna Damon Barbara Damon Mary Damon Joanne Davis Not Pictured Carolyn Barcus Charles Berry David Bonaparte Gilbert Boston Catherine Byrd Sharon Cleveland Hazel Cooper Elijah Curtis Mazie Delaine Abraham Dolford Connie Douglas Cynthia Douglas 103 Juniors Karen Gardner Harold Gamer Stephen Gilmore Ethel Goodson Fannie Goodson Janice Graham Katherine Graham Kenneth Green 104 Lynn Howard Brenda Huggins Hannah Jackson Cornelius James Nathaniel Fox - � Not Pictured Howard Hall John Herbert Wayne Herring David Howard Juniors Kenneth Johnson Richard Johnson Rosa Joe Wilma Keith Levelle Jeffery Evelena Jett Janice Jett Ronald Jett Ruby Lowery Ethen Lyde Francina Mack Michael Mack 105 Barbara Richardson Mary Robinson Denise Ross Levem Ross Juniors 106 Ernestine Russell Gregory Sawyer Marshall Sawyer Leroy Samuel Not Pictured Tyrone Mickcns Bernard Miles Gerald Mingo Lloyd Mitchell Linda Pauley Robert Peterson Charles Pickney Gloria Poole Edward Muldrow Jayne Owens Develyn Parrott Charles Pauley Not Pictured Larry Rouse Ronald Rouse Ernest Russell Archie Rouse Juniors Shirley Scipio Theron Scipio Willette Scott Sadie Sellers Sherlcne Stevenson Ricky Summerline Juanita Tarver Barry Taylor v_J Donald Sherrill Willie Mae Simon Ella Mae Sparks Betty Stevenson mm Not Pictured Silola Taylor Rose Ella Thomas Theron Thomas Wilbert Thomas Patricia Thompson Roland Warren Cathy White Corine White 107 Avis Wingate Sophomores Windell Abraham Wesley Alford Mack Andrews Diane Austin Carolyn Bacote Patricia Bacote Edmund Baker Howie Baker Deatrice Barrett Paul Blakney Sara Bonaparte Diane Bostic Catherine Branham Anthony Brown Gwendolyn Brown 108 Sophomores Archie Bull Betty Carroway Shelia Carter Gloria Charles Bobby Church i-'rancena Coe Mamie Coe Lcmanucl Cosom Edward Damon Harvey Davis Thelma Davis Roosevelt Davis Janice Delaine John Delaine Franklin Dolford Michael Drew Ronnie Dubose Ethel Dunham Bessie Edwards Charles Edwards Randolph Edwards George Ervin Jr. Tirrell Ezekiel Christine Flynn Isaac Flynn Mitchell Flynn Neoma Flynn Winona Flynn David Gainey Theodore Gandy 109 Sophomores Ronald Garrett Michael Gee Roderick Gilmore David Green Frank Green Freddie Green Jennie Green Cheryl Gregg Paul Gregg Gloria Grooms Beverly Hales Jeanie Halloway Audrey Ham Wilson Ham Gary Harkless Dianne Harrell Gregory Harris Mary Hendrix James Hodges Maxie Hunter Debra Jackson Velveteen Jackson Kathleen Jacobs Margaret James Willistine James Nelson Jeffery Archie Jett Debra Johnson Jackie Johnson Margaret Johnson 110 Sophomores Levon Jones Ralph Jordan Robert Jordan Douglas Josey Barbara Knight Terri Ledford Ronnie Lunn Christine Lyde Deborah Lyde Shirley Lynch Anthony McCants Carolyn McDaniel LaTanya McFarland Curtis McNeal Gloria McNeal Betty Mack Deborah Mack Sandra Mack Weldon Miles Gregory Mingo Teresa Montgomery Jacqueline Moses Evelyn Mumford Charles Oliver Joseph Owens Terry Parrott Vemessia Patterson Diane Pearce William Pearce Patricia Peterson 111 Sophomores Barbara Pickett Kenneth Pickett Mary Poston Leroy Preston Linda Redden Betsy Robinson Shirley Robinson Mary Rogers Alvin Ross Clara Ross Debra Ross Lee Bell Ross Barbara Rouse Ronald Samuel Ronald Sansbury Bertie Sawyer Dennis Sawyer Kathy Sawyer Patricia Sawyer Janet Seay Lonnie Scott Willie Shaw Richard Sherrill Hermenia Simmons Clinton Simon Robert Singleton Mitchell Steen Fawn Stevenson Shirley Stevenson Oscar Taylor 112 Sophomores Vanessa Taylor Richard Thomas David Thomas Faye J. Thomas Robert Tilton Joanne Timmons Jerry Tindal Eric Tony Alvin Weatherford Barbara White Jerome Wilson Deborah Williams Mary Williams Lillian Williams Russell Williams Sophomore Power Mrs. Vickie Slavens Mr. Daniel Morelli Not Pictured Not Pictured Mr. Levy J. Baker Advisors FRESHMAN ADVISORS LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. William L. Myrick, Mrs. Josic H. Samuel, Mrs. Karen Calfcc, and Mrs. Yolanda J. Jackson. William Arthur Jr. Glenda Austin Johnny Austin Danny Avant Tcressa Backus Ruby Mae Bacote Deloris Baker Richard James Bass Otis Beaty Sammic Beaty Peggy Bell Joyce Ann Bostic Micheal Brantley Dorothy Bristow Hilary Brown Larry Bruce Marshall Brunson Joanne Bull Freshmen 1973-74 Bernard Byrd Alphonso Cannon Willie Charles Bennie Coe Berkeley Coe Frank Coe Marion Coe Lanina Collins Anthony Cooper Kevin Cox Abraham Damon Sidney Damon David Drew Barbara Dubose Carolyn Dubose Maycc Dubose Leslie Ezekiel June Floyd Willie A. Foster Earl Franklin Janice Gandy Bernice Garrison Wilma Gee Carolyn Goodson David Goodson Fclecia Goodson Vincent Goodson Casey Graham Ernest Green Reginald Greene Leana Gurley Janice Hamlin Calvin Harkless James Herbert Marilyn Hodges Patricia Halloway 115 Freshmen Leon Hunter Gladys Jackson Harold Jackson Jimmy Jackson Johnny Jackson Alvin Jacobs Sandra Jacobs Carnclia James Loretta James Ronnie James Andre Jett Janise Jett Lcnora Jett Ansonia Johnakin Carole Johnson Eugene Johnson Isaac Johnson Lionel Johnson Leonard Jordan Patricia Jordan Brenda Kelly Terry Kelly Emma Knight Carolyn Lighty Delores Lucas Donald Lucas Lillie Lyde James Mack James March Vanessa Martin Arthur McCall Sandra McDaniel Lucile McNeil Raymond McNeil Sherry McRae Lamias Muldrow 116 Freshmen Hattie Mutnford Billy Mum Andrena Myers Joseph Myers Robert Oliver Larry Owens Lauren Parrott Rita Parrott Linda Pierce Jennier Pinckey Reginald Ray Pamela Reynolds Chester Rhodes Dcloris Richardson Addie Robinson Christina Robinson Robin Robinson Rosena Robinson Sheila Rogers Beverly Ross Jimmy Ross Patricia Ross Phyllistine Ross Betty Rouse Lyndon Rouse Angela Samuel Edward Samuel Jr. Andrea Sawyer Curtis Sawyer Janice Scott Shirley Sellers Hattie J. Simmons Emanuel Simon Marian Simon Samuel Smith Christine Stevenson Not Pictured 117 Freshmen Evclcna Stevenson Matthew Suber Cathy Sutton Donna Terry Bcmctha Thomas Leroy Thomas Barbara Washington Evalina Washington Bernard Williams Clementine Williams Cleveland Williams Cynthia Williams Freshman’s well attentive during assembly activities. 118 ORGANIZATIONS Golden Bear Staff 1974 LEFT TO RIGHT AR1:. FIRST ROW-Vanessa Taylor, Faye Thomas, Ernestine Russell, Deborah Mack, Vernessia Patterson, Marlene Sims, Katherine Jacobs, Mary Poston, SECOND ROW Janet Seay, Terri Lediford, Gregory Mingo, Bobby Fields, Ethel Goodson. Kathy Sawyer, Carolyn McDaniel, Joanne Timmons, THIRD ROW-Brooks Williamson, Theodore Gandy, Willie Shaw, Lynn Howard, Ralph Jordan. Lloyd Mitchell, NOT PRESENT-Louis Wingate, Howie Baker, Kenneth Jordan, Henrietta Lunn, and Gloria Poole. 119 s t u d e n t G Till-STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS AND ADVISORS LEFT TO RIGHT Mrs. K. F. Parrot Advisor, Janice Bacotc-Secretary, Barbara Damon-Assistant Secretary, Ms. Lydia Goodwin Advisor. SECOND ROW George Ervin Jr. Treasurer, Wesley Alford Chaplin. Brooks Williamson Vice-President. NOT PRESENT James Patterson- President. THE STUDENT COUNCIL LEFT TO RIGHT; FIRST ROW Deatrice Barrett. Marlene Sims, Debra Simon, Harry DuBose, Carolyn McDaniel, Vanessa Taylor, Vincent Goodson. SECOND ROW Jesse James, Carole Johnson, Pamela Odom, Sammie Smith, Lillian Mack, Reginald Greene, Belinda Gregg. THIRD ROW Yolanda Ezekiel, James Patterson, Lynn Howard, Lionel Johnson, Wesley Alford, Brooks Williamson. Billy Munn, Earl Franklin. FOURTH ROW Mamie Poole, Barbara Damon, George Ervin Jr., Dianne Lunn, Gregory Arceneaux, Janice Bacote, Theodore Gandy, Maxie Hunter, and Shernard Barnes. James Patterson BETTY CROCKER FAMILY LEADER OF TOMORROW Miss Rosena E. Ross was named the 1974 “Betty Crocker Family Leader of Tomorrow” at Mayo High School. She won this honor by scoring the highest at Mayo in a written know- ledge and attitude examination administered throughout the country December 4, 1974. She will receive a specially de- signed award from General Mills, sponsor of the annual Betty Crocker Search for Leadership in Family Living, and remains eligible for state and national honors. James Patterson President Mayo High School Student Council 1973-74 121 Rosena E. Ross L i b r a r y Aides LIBRARY AIDES LEFT TO RIGHT: Janice Hamlin, Helen Owens, Faye Thomas, Ruby Lawrey. Sharon Cleveland, Lucille McNeil, Allean Wingate, and Patricia Peterson. s t u d e n t Aides STUDENT AIDES BOTTOM ROW-LEFT TO RIGHT: Lillian Mack, V. Taylor. M. Sims, Natalie Taylor. Althea W'right, Cynthia Douglas, Jackie Moses, Mazie Delaine, Deborah McNeil, Hatic Munforn. STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT: Riley Carter, Robert Jordan, Micheal Gee, Gloria Bruce, Vincent Sawyer, Marilyn Williams, Mamie Poole, Iretta Jordan, Raeford Sawyer, Henrietta Lunn. Yvonne Myers, Belinda Gregg, Pamela Odom, Janice Bacote. Advisor: Mrs. Hammonds, Sara Bonaparte, Charlie Preston, Willistine James, Micheal Jett, Ruby Dupree, Mamie Coe, Evelyn Mumford, Louis Jeffrey, Marion Mullins. 122 N H S THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY KNEELING: LEFT TO RIGHT-Dea trice Barrett, Allean Wingate, Marlene Sims, Audrey DuBose, Pamela Odom. Terri Lediford, Cathy White, Cynthia McDaniel. STANDING: SECOND ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Racford Sawyer, Louis Jeffery , Lurclia Robinson, Mamie Poole, Irreta Jordan, Gregory Mingo, Miss Theola Wilson-Advisor. Lillian Mack. STANDING: THIRD ROW-LEFT TO RIGHT-Diane Lunn, Jesse James, Ronald Jett, Gloria Poole. Brooks William- son, George Ervin Jr., Lynn Howard. STANDING: FOURTH ROW-LEFT TO RIGHT Michael Jett . Janice Bacote, Gregory Arcencaux, Marilyn Williams, Theodore Gandy, Eula Woods . -NOT A MEMBER. THE FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA FIRST ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT Marlene Sims, Pamela Odom, Mary Bull. Belinda Gregg, NOT PICTURF.D Colon Abraham. SECOND ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT-Marilyn Williams, Henrietta Lunn, Janice Bacote, Gregory Arcencaux, Iretta Jordan. Mamie Poole, Mrs. Miles Advisor, Shernard Barnes . NOT A MEMBER 123 r a m a t i c s C 1 DRAMATICS CLUB FR?M L PT TO RIGHT-FIRST ROW: Gwendylon Brown. Belinda Gregg, Marlene Sims, Natalie Taylor, Devlyn Parrott, Christina Robinson U MrUi?rty Dn 0S?’ and '- SECOND ROW-Hattie Jean Simmons, Lillian Mack. Joann Timmons, Lcnora Jett, Robert Mack, Marilyn williams, Pamela Odom, Eula Woods, Robert Goodison, Miss Blanton (Instructor). THIRD ROW Gregory Mingo. Henrietta Lunn Janice Bacote, Gregory Arceneaux, and Wesley Alford. b SCIENCE CLUB STANDING: LEI-T TO RIGHT Wesley Alford, Linda Pierce, Carnella James, Carolyn McDaniel. Patricia Mack, Lynn Howard, Janice Bacote, Marilyn Williams, Gregory Arceneaux, Denise Ross, Theodore Gandy.Bobby Fields, Lloyd Mitchell, Barry Taylor, TircII Ezckial, Pamela Odom, Audrey DuBosc. SEATED: LEFT TO RIGHT Marlene Sims, Cynthia McDaniel, Janice Gandy, Marolyn Hodges, Belinda Gregg. s c i e n c e C 1 u b BUS DRIVERS FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Lloyd Mitchell, Raeford Sawyer, Brooks Williamson, Robert Robertson. Ethen Lyde, Rosena Ross. Louis Wingate, Brenda Huggins, Johnny Jackson, Amos Myers, Willie Jett, and John Alsbrooks-Advisor. (NOT PICTURED) James Patterson, Louis Jeffery, Leroy Bess, Richard Ham, Richard Johnson, Willie Mack, and Harry DuBose. 4-H FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Reginal Greene. Theron Thomas, Denice Ross, Alphonso Arthur, Brooks Williamson, and Donald Lucas. BACK ROW: Curtis Sawyer, Levon Jones, Maxie Hunter, Charlie Preston, Darrell Arthur, and Devin Cos. 125 I LEFT TO RIGHT: Willistine James, Carolyn Richardson, Linda Williams, Ethel Goodson, Patricia Mack. Mrs. House-Advisor, Barbara Damon, and Janice Graham. F. H. A. C h a P t e r F.H.A. MEMBERS FIRST ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT-Carolyn Richardson. Marilyn Hodges, Helen Owens, Willistine James, Patricia Mack, Barbara Damon, Ethel (Joodson, Ruby Lowery, Janice Graham, Willette Scott, Mazie Delaine, Brenda Huggins, and Cynthia Douglas. SECOND ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT Lurelia Robinson, Janice Jett, Linda Pearce, Patricia Ross, Melva Ward, Annie Scott, Debra Simon, Mamie Coe. Betty Mack, Carrie Alford, Robin Robinson, Roberta Grooms, Barbara Pickett. THIRD ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT-Ruby Dupree, Shirley Sellers, Roscna Ross, Donna Faye Williams, Christine Stevenson, Silola Taylor, Shelia Wright, Jane Owens, Sara Bonapart, Lucile McNeil, and Mrs. House Advisor. FFA CHAPTER FIRST ROW - From Left to Right: Timothy Dubose, James Herbet, Clinton Simon, Nathaniel Fox, Robert Dubose, Sam Carter, Marvin Sin and Mr W L. Pearson - Advisor. SECOND ROW: Herbert Baker, Douglas Hosey, Jessie James, Johnny McNeal, A phonso C.nnon Terry Sutton, William Pearce, Paul Gregg, Cornelius James. THIRD ROW: Ronald Rouse, Theron Scipio. Ronald Wilds, Davis Bonapart, Charles Pauley, James Hodges, Edward Samuel and Howard Hall. F. F. A. C h a P t e r N e w s P a P e r Staff NEWSPAPER STAFF FIRST ROW - LEFT TO RIGHT: Marlene Sims. Cathy White, Jessie James, Janice Bacote and Lillian Mack. SECOND ROW: Iheodorc Gandy, Bobby Fields, Lloyd Mitchell, Marilyn Williams. Not pictured - Henrietta D. Lunn, Ms. Lydia Goodwin, Advisor. The purpose of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes is to “Confront athletes and coaches, and through them the youth nation, with the challenge and adventure of following Christ in fellowship of the church and serving Him through our voca- tions’’. Fellowship of Christian Athletes Students Who Have Attended A National Fellowship of Christian Athlete’s Summer Conference. FIRST ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT Brooks Williamson, Gregory Jett, Ken- neth McAllister. SECOND ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT- Grcgory Arceneaux, Colon Abraham, and George Ervin. FELLOWSHIP OF CHRISTIAN ATHLETES . FIRST ROW: FROM LEFT TO RIGHT-Harry DuBosc, Shernard Barnes, Leroy Samuel, Bobby Fields, Joseph Murray James Patterson, and Renny Johnson Advisor. SECOND ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT-George Ervin, Gregory Arceneaux. Colon Abraham. Maxie Hunter, Willie Mack, and Louis Wingate. THIRD ROW Brooks Williamson, Gregory Jett, Kenneth McAllister, Corneilus James, Richard Johnson, Benny Bess. F. C. A. 129 J.V. CHEERLEADERS LEFT TO RIGHT-Janice Gandy, Marilyn Hodges, Doris Green, Camelia James, Linda Pearce, and Sheila Wright. CHEERLEADERS BOTTOM ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT-Co-Captain-Faye J. Thomas, Captain-Cynthia Douglas. MIDDLE ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT Hattie Simmons, Sheila Rogers. TOP ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT-Cathcrine Byrd, Vanessa Taylor. Barbara DuBose. and Shirley Stevenson. ALL STATE CHORUS The All-State Chorus was organized an opportunity for superior choral students in South Carolina to sing together, some of the finest choral literature ever writ- ten, and to represent the state in state-wide events. Members of the chorus for the 1973-74 school year from Mayo are: Hannah Jackson, Soprano 1, Robert Mack, Tenor I; and Alphonso Arthur. Bass I. ALL-STATE CHORUS LEFT TO RIGHT: Robert Mack, Hanna Jackson, Alphonso Arthur High School C h 0 1 r CONCERT CHOIR BOTTOM ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT Gloria Bruce, Hanna Jackson, Hallcstine Brown, Iretta Jordan. Debra Simon, Carolyn Richardson, Jennie Green, Kathc Sawyer, Sanra Ross, Audrey DuBose, Sara Bonaparte. SECOND ROW-Marilyn Williams, Janice Bacote, Lillian Mack, Annie Scott, Patricia Sparks, Catherine Branham, Hermenia Simmons, Marlene Sims, Natalie Taylor, Betty Mack, Diane Pierce, Shirley McDaniel. TOP ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT- Robert Mack, Shernard Barnes, Louis Wingate, Alphonso Arthur, and Racford Sawyer. 130 BEGINNER’S CHORUS FIRST ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT-Barbara DuBose, Carolyn DuBose. Marion Simon, Dorothy Bristow, Mary Boston, Yvette Stevenson, Deloris Baker, Margaret Wilson. SECOND ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT Vickie Pickney, Patricia Jordan. Clemctinc Williams. Sandra Jacobs, Joann Bull, Teresa Bacus, Carolyn Johnson, and Ruby Bacote. THIRD ROW-Larry Bruce, George Rouse, Issac Joe, Henry Brown, Lamus Muldrow, Hilary Brown. The Mixed Chorus performing during Commencement exercises. 131 MAJORETTES - LEFT TO RIGHT Beverly Mitchell, Janice Bacote, Rita Parrott, Cathy Branham, Barbara Damon, Katherine Jacobs, and (NOT PICTURED) Marilyn Williams. BAND MEMBERS: FIRST ROW FRONT TO BACK Mary Bull, Sharon Cleveland. Reginald Greene, Curtis Sawyer, Gregory Mingo, Cathy White. SECOND ROW Denise Ross, Cynthia Williams, Pamela Odom, Leslie Ezekial, Winona Flynn, JoAnn Davis. THIRD ROW-Deatricc Barrett, Marlene Sims, Carolyn Bacote, Patricia Bacote, Ronnie DuBose. FOURTH ROW Carole Johnson, Christine Robinson, Angela Samuel, Vernessia Patterson, Theodore Gandy. FIFTH ROW -Debra Jackson, Jackie Moses, Joanne Timmons, Lynn Howard, and Lloyd Mitchell. c CONCERT BAND LEFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW-Cynthia McDaniel, Deatricc Barrett, Cathy White, Mary Bull, and Carole Johnson. SECOND ROW-Sharon Cleveland, Lenina Collins, Joanne Davis, Angela Samuel, Christine Robinson, Cynthia Williams, Debra Jackson, Jackie Moses, Reginald Greene, Marlene Sims, Joanne Timmons, Vernessia Patterson. THIRD ROW Lloyd Mitchell, Ronnie DuBose, Lynn Howard, Carolyn Bacote, Denise Ross, Pamela Odom, Gregory Mingo, Winona Flynn, Willie Shaw. Patricia Bacote, Theodore Gandy. BACK ROW Marion Coe, Leslie Ezekial. Vanessa Martin, and Curtis Sawyer. 132 Drum Major a n d Majorettes DRUM MAJOR Janice Bacotc MAJORETTES FIRST ROW: FROM LEFT TO RIGHT-Cathy Branham, Beverly Mitchell, and Rita Parrott. SECOND ROW: FROM LEFT TO RIGHT-Barbara Damon, Janice Bacotc, and Katherine Jacobs. NOT PICTURED-Marilyn Williams. 133 Block M Club Activities Miss Debra Simon Block-M Queen 1971-74 BLOCK-M MEMBERS 1ST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Brooks Williamson, James Patterson, Willie Thompson, Debra Simon, Miss Block-M; Mr. Virgil Wells: Advisor, James Peterson, Richard Johnson, and Leroy Bess. 2ND ROW: Michael Gee, Lloyd Mitchell, Joseph Murray, Gregory Jett, Charlie Preston, and Bobby Fields. 3RD ROW: Marion Mullins, Willie Jett, Shernard Barnes, Leroy Samuel, Michael Jett, Richard Flynn, and Abraham Dolford. 4TH ROW: W. J. Martin, Louis Wingate, Colon Abraham, and Gregory Arcencaux. 134 Five winners of sports awards arc being presented trophies. 135 EDITOR KATHERINE JACOBS We’ve had good and bad times, but such is the work of life. The school year 1973-74 was the beginning of a great school term. This year we, the yearbook staff, have tried to the greatest depths of our ability to publish a yearbook that would please both the faculty and the student body. The yearbook staff tried to make this year’s book as fascinating and as large as the one we had last year. This task took a lot of work and willingness, but it was achieved. The definition of team work should be well-known by those of us who have been involved in an all-night effort to complete deadlines. It was our determination, however, to fill the 1973-74 Golden Bear with photographs of all the poeple and all the activities that are a part of the entire school. Hopefully, we succeeded in our goal. We believed that “If at first you don t succeed, try, try, again.’ This is what we have done. We didn’t say that we couldn’t make it and just stopped trying; we continued with greater effort. My appreciation, moreover, goes to Mr. E. B. Burroughs, our advisor, for his successful planning, organizing, and publicating. It was his patience and continuous guidance that made this year’s book a success. Mere words are not sufficient enough to thank him. It has been more than a pleasure being Editor-in-Chief; it has been an exciting experience full of determined effort. I would like to thank everyone who made this opportunity possible. Io all my lellow Mayoites, “Strive for the best and don’t stop trying until you have achieved your aim in life.’’ My lasting words I leave to you are, “RIGHT-ON!’’ 136 Katherine Jacobs, Editor-in-Chief Not Pictured ASSOCIATE EDITOR Louis Wingate INDEX EDITOR Ethel Goodson COPY EDITOR Gloria Poole 137 SPORT EDITOR Bobby Fields Y e a r b o o k S t a f f FASHION EDITORS LEFT TO RIGHT: Deborah Mack and Vanessa Taylor BUSINESS MANAGER AND ASSISTANT SEATED: BUSINESS MANAGER-Willie Shaw ASSISTANT-Theodore Gandy ADVERTISING MANAGER Gregory Mingo CIRCULATION MANAGER Ernestine Russell BUSINESS AND CIRCULATION MANAGERS STAFF FIRST ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT-Mary Poston, Faye Thomas, Kathy Sawyer, Terri Lediford, Ethel Goodson, Janet Seay. SECOND ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT-Ralph Jordan, Debra Mack, Vernessia Patterson, Theodore Gandy, Willie Shaw, and Gregory Mingo. B u s • 1 n e s s S t a f f TYPISTS SEATED: LEFT TO RIGHT-Joanne Timmons, Faye Thomas. STANDING: LEFT TO RIGHT-Lynn Howard, Marlene Sims, and Catherine Jacobs. 139 Know Your Staff Katherine Jacobs, typist for the Golden Bear last year, typing pages for the yearbook. Lloyd Mitchell, a yearbook staff member hard at work and enjoying it. 140 Mary Bull and Richard Johnson studying material for a difficult examinatioa Members of the Annual Staff and their advisor during a break irom a long day’s work. 141 The Advertising Staff 1973-1974 Willie M. Shaw 111 Theodore F. Gandy Business Manager Asst. Business Manager DeNeice Patterson Gregory Mingo Debra Mack Ralph Jordan Marlene Sims Howie Baker Terri Ledford Mary Poston We would like to thank the many persons and business’ that participated in our ad and patron drive. It was you that made the 1974 Golden Bear possible. 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C. 29532 We can’t please everybody, but we try 154 Senior Statistics COLON PISTOL PETE” ABRAHAM Ambition: Basketball Player Organizations: Block “M , F.C.A., Dramatics Club, Science Club, Boys’ Varsity Team LARRY“DENO”ABRAHAM Ambition: Mechanic Organizations: None GREGORY “CHEESE” ARCENEAUX Ambition: Business Education Organizations: 4-H, Science Club, FTA, Block “M”, F.C.A., Dramatics Club, Student Council, Boys’ Varsity Team GLORIA ANN AUSTIN Ambition: Bookkeeper Organizations: Future Teachers of America JANICE BO DILLY BACOTE Ambition: Clinical Psychologist Organizations: Student Council, Dramatics Club, Science Club, Choir, Band, FTA, Honor Society, Girls’ Varsity Team ALICE “NECK” BAKER Ambition: Business Teacher Organizations: 4-H, Science Club, FTA, Student Council, FHA BERNARD “POY PETE”BARCUS Ambition: Mechanic Organizations: None SHERNARD “T-HOOT” BARNES Ambition: Dentist Oiganizations: Block “M”, Football Team, Baseball Team, 4-H, Student Council, Boys’ Varsity Team LEROY “CATLOW” BESS Ambition: Undecided Organizations: Block M”, Bus Driver, Football Team, 4-H Club, Track FRAN CHOOCHOO”BRANHAM Ambition: Airline Stewardess Organizations: Pep Club, 4-H, Choir, Dramatics Club GLORIA GLO” BRUCE Ambition: Secretary Organizations: Dramatics Club, 4-H, Cheerleader, Choir MARY “LITTLE WOMAN” BULL Ambition: Journalist Organizations: Student Council, Band, Student Aides, Dramatics Club, FTA PHYLLIS MAE BULL Ambition: Secretary Organizations: Student Aides WILLIE “MAE-G” CANNON Ambition: Nurse Organizations: 4-H, FHA RILEY “KENNY” CARTER Ambition: Air Force Organizations: 4-H, Student Aides RUTH DAMON Ambition: Secretary Organizations: Dramatics Club, FHA PALMA “PAM” DeLAlNE Ambition: Airline Stewardess Organizations: FHA, Pep Club AUDREY “CLEOPATRA JONES” DUBOSE Ambition: English Professor Organizations: Science Club, Dramatics Club, Student Council, Pep Club, FTA, Choir, Honor Society YOLANDA MAUDEAN EZEKIAL Ambition: Paralegal Assistant Organizations: Student Council, FTA, Science Club LEMUAL CAMERON FLOYD Ambition: Make best of life; Created Equal Organizations: Officers Club (ROTC) RICHARD “PO MAN” FLYNN Ambition: Undecided Organizations: Block ”M”, Student Aides RUTH“RUFUS” GANDY Ambition: Nurse Organizations: None SUSAN “SUE” GEE Ambition: Undecided Organizations: FHA, FTA, Pep Club, Dramatics Club, Cheerleader, Student Council DEBORAH “P.L. GILMORE Ambition: Nurse Organizations: None ROBERT “DEATH” GOODSON Ambition: Soldier (Army) Organizations: Dramatics Club, 4-H Club, Science Club, Student Aides LUCINDA “LU” GREEN Ambition: Airline Stewardess Organizations: Pep Club, 4-H Club, Science Club, Girls’ Varsity Team BELINDA “BUG’’GREGG Ambition: Public Rclationer Organizations: Dramatics Club, Science Club, Pep Club, FTA, FHA, Newspaper Staff, 4-H Club DAVID “BUDDY” HAM Ambition: Carpenter Organizations: None McCORMIE “HEAD” HARKLESS Ambition: Contractor Organizations: None RONNIE “FAT” HODGES Ambition: Lawyer Organizations: None ETHEL MAE HUNTER Ambition: Cosmetology Organizations: FHA, Commercial Club, Student Aides DAVID JACK” JACKSON Ambition: Welder Organizations: None GUSS1E “PRINCESS JACKSON Ambition: Model Organizations: FTA, 4-H KATHERINE “KAT”JACOBS Ambition: Executive Secretary Organizations: Student Council, Girls’ Varsity Team, Majorette, Year- book Staff GENEVA “GIN” JAMES Ambition: Model Organizations: Student Aides, 4-H, Dramatics Club, Pep Club, Library Club LOUIS “JEFFROW” JEFFREY Ambition: Guitarist Organizations: Bus Drivers. FFA GREGORY “BREEZE” JETT Ambition: P.E. Instructor Organizations: Block “M”, F.C.A., Boys’ Varsity Team MICHAEL TAB” JETr Ambition: Undecided Organizations: Block M”, Football Team, Baseball Team SHELBY “SHEBBY”JETT Ambition: Nurse Organizations: 4-H, FHA, Dramatics Club, Student Aides WILLIE “MAN JETT Ambition: Race Car Driver Organizations: Bus Drivers, FFA, Block “M”, Football Team KENNETH JORDAN Ambition: Aviator Organizations: Dramatics Club, Yearbook Staff IRETTA JORDAN Ambition: Librarian Organizations: Honor Society, FTA, Choir HENRIETTA SASSY LUNN Ambition: Journalist Organizations: 4-H, Student Aides, Student Council, Honor Society, Newspaper Staff, FTA, Dramatics Club, Yearbook Staff ALBERTA “BERTIE” LYDE Ambition: Business Secretary Organizations: Library Club ERNESTINE “STINE” LYDE Ambition: Fashion Model Organizations: None LILLIAN “LIL” MACK Ambition: Social Worker Organizations: Choir, 4-H, Student Aides, Student Council, Dramatics Club, Newspaper Staff, Honor Society ROBERT BOBBY MACK Ambition: Singer 155 Senior Statistics Organizations: Dramatics Club, Choir KENNETH “KENNY MAC” McALLISTER Ambition: Commentator Organizations: Choir, Science Club, F.C.A., Boys’ Varsity Team SHIRLEY SLICK” McDANIEL Ambition: Cosmetology Organizations: Choir, 4-H Club THELMA “TELLA MILES Ambition: Medical Doctor Organizations: Dramatics Club, 4-H Club, Science Club MARION “IKE” MULLINS Ambition: Navy Organizations: Block “M”, Track Team ELOUISE “BILLY” MUMFORD Ambition: Airline Stewardess Organizations: FHA JOSEPH “SLEEPY” MURRAY Ambition: Engineer Organizations: Block ”M”, Football Team AMOS “MICHEAL” MYERS Ambition: Mechanic Organizations: None YVONNE “VERN” MYERS Ambition: Secretary Organizations: Student Council, FHA PAMELA “PAM” ODOM Ambition: Registered Nurse Organizations: Science Club, FTA, Dramatics Club, Student Council, Honor Society HELEN “NETTE” OWENS Ambition: Nurse Organizations: 4-H, FHA JAMES PATT” PATTERSON, JR. Ambition: Race Driver Organizations: Block “M”, Student Council, Football Team MELVIN “WEED” PIERCE Ambition: Body Repairman Organizations: None JAMES “PETE” PETERSON Ambition: History Teacher Organizations: Block ”M”, Student Council, Baseball Team MAMIE ALICE POOLE Ambition: Mathematician Organizations: Student Council, FHA, Honor Society, FTA SHEILA APRIL” POSTON Ambition: Secretary Organizations: Pep Club, FHA, Science Club, Student Aides, Commer- cial Club CHARLIE “GREEDY MAN” PRESTON Ambition: P. E. Instructor Organizations: Student Aides, Block “M”, Football Team BESSIE BETSY” REAVES Ambition: Engineer Organizations: FHA CARNELL “JR. RHODES” RHODES, JR. Ambition: Truck Driver Organizations: None CAROLYN SHOO SHOO” RICHARDSON Ambition: Airline Stewardess Organizations: Student Council, FHA, Dramatics Club, Choir ROBERT“CROAK”ROBERSON Ambition: Machinist Organizations: None BETTY JEAN ROBINSON Ambition: Mathematician Organizations: None CAL “CHARLIE B” ROBINSON Ambition: Machine Engineer Organizations: Block M”, Football Team ROSENA “DIANE” ROSS Ambition: Nurse Organizations: FHA, Student Council, Student Aides, Bus Drivers, Pep Club ROBYN“ROCK”SAMUELS Ambition: Fashion Coordinator Organizations: 4-H, Commercial Club, FTA, Library Club, Science Club RAEFORD FOOTSTEPS” SAWYER Ambition: Jet Pilot Organizations: Choir, Student Aides, FTA, Bus Drivers VINCENT SAWYER Ambition: Electrician Organizations: 4-H Club BARBARA KEEBY” SCIPIO Ambition: Nurse Organizations: 4-H, Choir, Dramatics Club, Student Aides, Library Club, FHA ANNIE “SCOTTY SCOTT Ambition: Undecided Organizations: FHA, Choir DONNA RAE SHERRILL Ambition: Nurse Organizations: FHA, Dramatics Club DEBRA “DEBBIE SIMON Ambition: Interior Designer Organizations: Block “M”, Choir. FHA, Science Club, Student Council MARLENE EVITA SIMS Ambition: Journalist Organizations: Science Club, FTA, Student Council, Honor Society, Choir, Band, Dramatics Club. Yearbook Staff PATRICIA PAT SPARKS Ambition: Elementary Teacher Organizations: FHA, Student Council, Dramatics Club, Pep Club, Sci- ence Club BRENDA SPEARS Ambition: Secretary Organizations: Science Club, FHA, Commercial Club NATALIE SEE-LOW” TAYLOR Ambition: Telephone Operator Organizations: Dramatics Club, Student Council, Choir, Yearbook Staff WILLIE “LUMP-LUMP” THOMPSON Ambition: Electrician Organizations: Block M”. 4-H, Football Team, Baseball Team RICARDO “JAKE” TIMMONS Ambition: Bus Driver Organizations: None TERRY “TU TU” TINDAL Ambition: Army Organizations: None SHERRI “DAFFODIL” TYLER Ambition: Piano Player Organizations: Spanish Club MELVA “NESSIE” WARD Ambition: Model Organizations: 4-H, Science Club, Commercial Club, FHA BARBARA “BARB WILLIAMS Ambition: P. E. Teacher Organizations: None HARVEY WILLIAMS Ambition: Mechanical Engincecr Organizations: Block “M , Football Team LEROY “SPOOK” WILLIAMS Ambition: Foreman on a Job Organizations: None LINDA WILLIAMS Ambition: Cosmetology Organizations: FHA MARILYN KIM” WILLIAMS Ambition: Model Organizations: Science Club, FTA, Dramatics Club, Student Council, Honor Society, 4-H, FHA, Commercial Club, Choir, Majorettes, Pep Club ALLEAN WINGATE Ambition: Secretary Organizations: Dramatics Club, Library Club LOUIS “FIBER LEE WINGATE Ambition: Professional Disc Jockey Organizations: Block M”, Science Club, Dramatics Club, Yearbook Staff, Student Council, Boys’ Varsity Team EULA COOKIE” WOODS Ambition: Actress Organizations: Commercial Club, Dramatics Club, Honor Society, FTA ALTHEA TRIX” WRIGHT Ambition: Model Organizations: Student Aides. Pep Club, Student Council 156