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IONA AILES gives the photographer a star- tled look. WAKE UP! John Crowley is caught taking a “cat nap” in study hall. “UMM! THIS is good,” says Brendolyn Jett, Vertell Brown as they eat refreshments from the Family Life wedding. HOLD IT! Brian Hodges is “caught” by sur- prise as he walks out of the restroom. Student Life 13
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Caught in the act Mayo High was definitely a place unlike any other. Thanks to its stu- dents, which made the school year the success it was, Mayo was always full of things to do, and you could always find someone busy doing something. But that’s what made Mayo special! The students made the school. Be- cause of each unique talent of each individual student, Mayo High School was full of zest and spirit. Even if it was catching up on the lat- est gossip between classes or fixing a “boo-boo” in computer literacy, Mayo students made it fun. Just look at us! STEVIE DUBOSE is disturbed momentarily from his work while he poses for the camera.
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Only the good times Mayo was definitely a place for only the good times. There were many events that made this so. First there was the celebra- tion of the two hundredth birth- day of the Constitution. There was an assembly celebrating the Constitution. Mary Deme- trious, a staff member from Congressman Robin Tallon’s office shared a telegram from Tallon to us. Our new superin- tendent, Robert Lewis, was also there to share this special event. The releasing of red, white, and blue helium balloons made the whole event a special one. Then there was the dedica- tion for our new wing. Over five hundred guests were invited for a short program, a tour of the school, and refreshments. Students also helped to make Mayo a place for only the good times. They showed lots of spirit at the games and pep rallies. Last, but not least, the teach- ers made most of this possible. They worked together so that we had this year of good times. SHARETTA PAULEY grins happily after a yearbook celebration. TAMMY NOLAN, Mindy Moran, David Bostic prepare an experiment in chemistry. 14 Student Life
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