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

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ANGELA BONAPARTE, Ellison Hudson, Scott Berry, Anthony Samuel, Albert Sanders, Howard Yarborough show their enthusiasm about returning to school. ROSALIND MULDROW lends a helping hand. Mayo ... A place unlike any other Mayo High School was more than your typical high school. Our students were blessed with many unique and spe- cial talents. Sure, you could find stu- dents rushing to classes and studying in the library, but their enthusiasm, dedi- cation, and diversity made our school special. Because of this diverse mixture, Mayo was a great place to be. Students partici- pated in various activities concerning school. They showed their Bear spirit at pep rallies. Not only did they cheer for our great school, but they supported their classes with high-spirited chants. Students also took part in football games. If students weren’t playing foot- ball or marching with the band, they supported the Bears by cheering the team on. Academics also made Mayo a place unlike any other. Students seemed to en- joy the challenge that they had with oth- er students. They always strove for the very best. We, the students, never settled for less. Mayo was full of fun, excitement, and electricity. Mayo was definitely a place unlike any other. BRENDOLYN JETT, Daphne Jordna, Genevive Jeffery, Juliet Thomas, LaTanya Flynn, Nick Lunn, Sara Jeffery, Vertell Brown, Elaine Good- son, Derek Cooper, Elaine Sansbury, Bertrina Coe show their school spirit during lunch. 10 Student Life