Mauldin High School - Reflections Yearbook (Mauldin, SC)

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Fast Times At IVIauIdin High Lady CC Runners Dominate Dual And Invitational Meets Mile repeats, 800's, 400's, 200's, hills, intense long distance, and fast short distance dominated the workouts for the Girls' Cross-Country Team. Coach Mike Frye, in commenting, said that each of his girls liked to win and had the desire to work for it. The one major disappointment of the season was the lack of support for the team by the student body. As Coach Frye put it, Support'? What's that? 75-90921 of our students don't know about CC. The record of the girls' team was 8-0-0 in dual meets, undefeated by any South Carolina team in 3 Invitationalsg first in Greenville Countyg first in Region, and second in the State behind Summerville. The letdown of the year was losing the top three runners, Cean Dziedzic, Jan lngold, and Debbie Krejci, all seniors. Jenny Jones and Kristin Bergstrom graduate this year also. The remaining five, Dana Purser, Dianne Farrington, Nancy Cason, Shawn Pope, and Nicole Priestly, each urged those girls with the desire to compete athletically and a well- disciplined body to go out for CC next season. Dianne Farrington ...Q- Easing the nerves before the race, Coach Frye, This is a look of determination by Kristen Ccan, Nancy, Nicole, and Shawn shoot the Bergstrom, passing the l.l mile mark of the bull for a whilc. iPhoto by Johnny Vigilj l0ofSports Mauldin coursc. iPhoto by Johnny Vigilj

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We Were Swarigin' .. The Lady Netters Soar With A 9-1 Record Technically, my forehand is better, but I have more confidence in my backhand, states Layla Destaffany of the Lady Netters. Layla, along with six other players including Nichee Goodwin, MaryBeth Timmons, Chris Allen, Gisela Veltman, Maureen Pao, and Karen Wais made up the Girls' Varsity Tennis Team of 1984. Controlling the ball, getting first serves in, and running sprints were three major factors of an average practice as listed by Ms. Shirley Jameson. Practice and intensity were the foundations of the success Layla Destaffany achieved. Another basis of Layla's achievements was her dedication. Layla, a co-team captain, has worked so hard her senior year and Xw.,,,K ..,,.,,. , ,.. . wi an The look of ultimate concentration is upon Layla's face as she reaches for the stars in preparation for a smashing return. iPhoto by Mike Fryej Heather displays yet another look of extreme concentration in her battle with her opponent. is a motivating factor for team spirit. She cheers everyone else on to victory. Layla's dedication to improving has kept her winning, stated Ms. Jameson. Three outstanding singles players - Layla, Marybeth, and Nichee - all played girls from Spartanburg for the Upperstate Championship and a chance to play at State. Nichee battled it out with Leigh Cubitt and with a few breaks for Leigh, Nichee was defeated. The same story holds true for MaryBeth who played Anna Martin and for Layla who played Grace Huntly. All three girls gave it their best shot but learned from Spartanburg, it isn't an easy road to State. Dianne Farrington t J Sportsf l O5

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