Mauldin High School - Reflections Yearbook (Mauldin, SC)

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Layla DeStaffany awaits another pitch anxiously. Layla continued the year to go on to the All-Region team. iPhoto by Steve Nettj The fastest pitcher in the east is at it again. Elisa Miller warms up before a game in Mauldin City Park. iPhoto by John Vigilj I ali 4 Softball '83-'84 MHS-Boiling Springs W MHS-Travelers Rest L MHS-Wade Hampton W MHS-Boiling Springs l. MHS-Eastside W MHS-Hillcrest W MHS-Easley W MHS-Pickens W MHS'Greenwood W MHS-Travelers Rest W MHS-Wade Hampton W MHS-J.L. Mann W MHS-Eastside W MHS-Hillcrest W MHS-Greenwood W MHS-Easley W MHS-Pickens W st, ss at sf. MHS-U state Pla offs 'ff: 1f3N' ' MHS-Brookland-Cayce W MHS-Boiling Springs l. MHS-Union I. .-.Q Ax A SQ, 4,1 KI '!gigL'g i.Nt' ,hd-yi msn- at Je . 4 4 i rn-:v...t -W., . . Softball Team: tTop Rowj Lisa Cobb, tBottom Rowj Coach Brannon. Mary Layla DeStaffany. Tiffany Edwards, Beth Timmons. Michelle Fowler, Lora Alicia Brown, Shannon Fisher, Robin Spooner. Shayna Ferguson, Sandra Cox, Dunlap, Christa Miller. Heather Lynch, Kathryn Parish. Sandra Bowling Mary Jones, Elisa Miller, Tabcthgi Assistant Coach Beth Timmons. Stephens, manager - Nancy Schmid fPh0l0 by Mike Ffylll Softball me

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Great Steal . . . V' What A Catch! Girls' Softball Team Goes For Winning 16-4 Season The route to success was down the road of hard work and team cooperation, commented Coach Karen Brannen as she led the girls softball team to a 16-4 year. The players dedicated their hard work to the winning season. It was a pretty good year considering the inexperience of the team. Miss Brannon was a great Two down! First baseman, Layla DeStal'f'any signals teammates that one out remains. The Mavericks continued the game to another vic- tory. iPhoto by Steve Brelandj Here, l'll help you . . . Coach Karen Brannon assists Shayna Ferguson in getting her calcher's equipment on. iPhoto by Nancy Smithj osfsonbiii coach. She was always giving us encouragement at times we needed it most, felt Mary Beth Timmons and Layla DeStaffany. The team won the region tournament and had seven people make the All-Region Team. Miss Brannon remarked, It was a surprising but good experience, as she ended the year. Erik Busby

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