Mauldin High School - Reflections Yearbook (Mauldin, SC)

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ml' Coach Clayton's advice receives full attention from the volleyball team, listening intently. iPhoto by Robert Freemtinj .x A X x XX Z' f X. Sandra Cox answers the serve of the Rvbin ready 10 Sci and Spike- lPh0l0 opponent with Shuyna, Lauren, and by Robert Ffccmllnl Girls' Volleyball I984f85 Won Lost MHS lfustsidc l I MHS Laurens 0 2 MHS Hillcrest 2 0 MHS Union 0 l MHS Westside 2 0 MHS Pickens 0 2 MHS Wade llnnipton 2 0 MHS Easley 2 0 MHS Union l 0 Record: I0-6 mouthed Lauren Fisher. iPhoto by Robert Frecmunj Water does wonders for the cotton- Sportsfl I7

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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.

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Too Close For Comfort! Nlauldin Defeated Hanna In A Game That Lasted 4 Overtimes! The Boys' Soccer Team competed well this season in a conference that was as tough as any. One of the few teams to defeat the Mavericks in their conference was Eastside who had several state runner-up soccer teams in the previous years. This year's team had many individual talents which helped to build a strong team. A few of the major talents were Keen Duke, Geoff Glibbery, Derick Chandler, and David Berregan. Three members of this year's starting line-up were returning players. The highlight of the season was when the Mavericks played the T.L. Hanna Yellow Jackets in Anderson in a grueling overtime game. The game was a perfect match up of equal teams. The score remained tied from the first half until the end of the second half at 2-2, those goals scored by Scott Evans and Jeff Helvy. The score stayed tied up through three overtimes and Rory Osborne broke the tie with a penalty kick. The Maverick soccer players enjoyed a well-rounded season with many victories. Gary Arnold ., Take a breather! Senior Lee Lester Defensive attack! Mid-fielders Rory takes a rest after playing thc first half 0550110 and David Berggren h0ld batik of the Greenville match. iPhoto by Greenvillc's offense. iPhoto by Shannon Shannon McGladeJ l l8fBoys Soccer McGladcJ