Mauldin High School - Reflections Yearbook (Mauldin, SC)

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'Tough Season Stiff Competition Discourages JV Players I believe that our team was better than our record showed , said Raymond Whittney, a junior varsity linebacker. The JV team finished up their season with a 2-8 record. The two teams that the JV Mavericks defeated were Eastside and Pickens. Most any JV football player will agree that their first victory against Eastside was by far their best game. They started off the game with a good attitude which was difficult since their starting quarterback had been replaced by Reggie Goldsmith. Another thing the Mavericks had going against them was their three game losing streak. Once the JV team took control, they managed to pull away from Eastside and led at halftime 17-3. The second half did not involve any scoring, but they held their lead for a dominating win over Eastside. Although their record didn't show it, the JV Mavericks worked long hard hours to pull together as a team. Gary Arnold Go! Johnny Go! John Garlington makes a Smash! John Gafllngion gains a few Yards gain against thc Gaffney defense. iPhoto by against the Gaffney defense- ipnnto by Vardrey Freemanj Vafdfey Freemanl ll4jJV Football

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' f f HW t ZH, .. ., .,,, X ,V an-. . - ,yr 'lr Bump, Set, Spike, Players Finish Power serves, good setters, and good hitters, were the major strengths of the 1984 Girls' Volleyball Team, said Coach Carolyn Clayton. Susan Schmid who was All-Region for two years, Sandra Cox, Shayna Ferguson, Robin Dunlap, Christa Miller, Tabetha Stephens, Nancy Schmid, Mary Jones, Lauren Fisher, Dawn Oliver, Shon King, Michele Fowler, and Susan McKinney made up this team. Excellency in skills, team defense With A 10-6 Record for power serve and spike, team offense, and team movement to cover the miss hits, were Coach Clayton's principal items emphasized in practice. These tedious, rigid practices proved to be rewarding in the team's 10-6 season finish. Exceptional players were named as Susan Schmid, Tabetha Stephens, and Shayna Ferguson for being team- players, for having good serves, for giving 1002, plus, and for having the desire to win. Dianne Farrington ll6fSports ln your face! Tabetha Stephens prepares to rapidly return the ball onto the opponents side. iPhoto by Robert Freemanl Excited by the total domination, the girls congratulate each other before returning to the bench. CPhoto by Robert Freemanj . if 3.1 f.