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

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Back in the groove ... Do you know how to get back into the Bear groove? The Bear groove was something that was very important to Mayo students. It took a while for the incoming freshmen to get into the groove. However, it didn’t take them long to adjust and make themselves a part of Mayo’s Bear Society. Mayo might be one of the oldest schools around, yet it was, and is, one of the best. Our students have much to celebrate; where else could one find such spirit and to- getherness? Mayo also had something else to celebrate. We finally became up-to-date with the instal- lation of air-conditioning units. Many were thrilled about this new project. DESHEILA SAMUEL, Kendra Taylor, Tre- SCOTT BERRY awaits his “do not ad- mayne Graham work hard to start off the year. mit” slip from Mr. Boyd. 4 Opening

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BALLOONS FILL the air at Mayo’s outdoor assembly for the Constitution’s 200th birthday. YEARBOOK STAFF celebrates with a party of their own.

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MR. BOYD debates what punishment to inflict on Bernard Travis, Cisco Reed. MRS. SCOTT seems to be happy to get back to work. ALBERTINE WILLIAMS, Nacho Jeffery, Kevin Alford, Maurice Cole- man, and classmates get involved in the books. Opening 5