Mauldin High School - Reflections Yearbook (Mauldin, SC)

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Service Projects Boosted Leadership Best Yet! With more work, involvement, and definitely more time, Mrs. Eloise Alexander helped the Student Council reach many of its goals. Mrs. Alexander stated This Council was better than last years' council because of its participation. The Council provided some new activities. Teachers received candy in their boxes Halloween, and food items went to the needy at Thanksgiving. Spring Induction emphasized leadership for the 25 new officers. In all, 82 members participated in Student Council. it For Christmas the Council sponsored Mr. and Miss Merry f Christmas, and the Goodwill Tree, and a competition between me homerooms. Extra clothes, wash cloths, soap and other small articles donated by homerooms to area hospitals. The Student Council accomplished many goals, and began setting new ones for next year. Larry Walden 4+-df: A maxi ' .wiv Hu, xg V. . . I . X 7 .. Student Council fSophomoresJ: Front Student Council qFreshmenJ: Front Kirk Deweil, Melonie Burrgl, row - Lori Ray, Kristina Shaleuly. row - Kelli McGlade, Rhonda Andrea Knight. iPhoto by David Corellia MCEIVHUT- Middle VOWT Gray, Shaun Pope, Lynn Cox. Back Berggenj Laura Caldwell, Cathy Gryzbowski, row: Alison Crouch, Lora Workman, Greg Wyatt, Ashley Watson, Jenny l44fStudent Council Stitt, Tracy Ware. Back row: Stacy Teague, Tania Martin, Suzanne Reeves, Duane Orr, Robin Dunlap, Susan Jarvis, Darryl Robinson. iPhoto by David Berggrenj

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A crowd pleaser. The Phantom Brigade performs at football games during half- time to entertain the audience. iPhoto by Robert Freeman! Competition Highlights Band, Chorus Performances Music, as defined in Webster's Dictionary is the art and science of combining vocal or instrumental sounds in varying melody, harmony, rhythm and timbre, and that is exactly what the MHS band and chorus did. The band, under the direction of Mr. Conrad Leo, had a successful year. They played in Forest City, North Carolina where they won first place drumline and guard and they also won third place for drum major. Another competition took place at Landrum, where they won third place overall and second place band front and horn line. Although competitions were important, the closeness of the band members was also important. Jimmy Wallace said, The band members are like one large family, especially on our trips to competitions. The Chorus, directed by Mr. Thom Wood, also had a successful year. Through auditions five students participated in All-State Chorus and sixteen students were in The Singing Christmas Tree. Mr. Wood helped the students audition for these groups. Mr. Leo and Mr. Wood helped the musically talented students to express their love for music, some performed, some watched and some listened. Ellen Stevens t ln perfect.harmony, Ginger Cogburn C - ' f.-4 and Tia Kgbler, along with classmates, ,A . sing in harmony. iPhoto by Nancy l . Smith! f t , K- f Lam -. 4 . , 5 i ..L.',l f'f il X... lib. L- i ,W b 1 X n l ' I .1 .' .x.f-YQXXBVL V4 x VVX4 i, ' 'X zltltfxf fa fl' f i ' Chorusfl43 . tg.. F 1

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Speaking to the Student Council, 5 4 ,. . ,jg -f. f Mayor Wayne Crick stresses the importance of government and leadership in high school. iPhoto by Vardry Frceman.J All smiles! Keith Johnson, Jenny Jones, Keen Duke, Laura Darien, and David Schmid swear to uphold the Constitution of Student Council. iPhoto by Vardry Freemanj smwmmw. - at 1.3 Council Uuniorsl: Front row Russ Crow, Gary Floyd, Jill Middle row: Michelle Kristi Alexander, Tracy Kim Hodge, Fiona orton, Laura Darien, Angela Strawder. Back row: Jeff Cravens, Mike Mcllinger, Scott Munns, Kevin Ross, Quinones Irby, Charles Thompson, David Schmid. iPhoto by David Berggrenj I Student Council tSeniorsJ: Front row MHCDODIIIG. Dilvid Hood. LCC - Gina Shropshire, Susan Schmid, Lester, Keith Johnson, Steve Wilson, shannon McGladc, Elizabeth Finger, Kim Baker- ChfiS Bwfd. iPh010 by Beth Balcombe. Back row: Leslie David Bcfgllfcnl I Student Councilfl45