Mauldin High School - Reflections Yearbook (Mauldin, SC)

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y Show us how to get LOUD! J.V. Cheerleaders boost the crowd's spirit at the Gaffney J.V. football game. Despite a disappointing season, the J.V. cheerleaders proudly supported their team through it ull. iPhoto by Vardry Freemunj Five minutes to showtime! Amy Jztrosick, Gina Shropshire, Kendra Knight, and Yolanda Kennedy psyche themselves out before Cheerwine. Varsity cheerleaders practiced diligently for weeks perfecting their performance. iPhoto by Steve Nettj 'M

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Concentrating on the big game. FCA membcr Shziy Muuldin thinks about thc upcoming Eastside game. iPhoto by Vardry Frccmunj Will soccer players ever need to know this? Carrie Glibbcry and Lori Ray suffer through English class. As members of FCA, both girls must show a good attitude both on und off thc playing field. iPhoto by Vurdry Frecmanj Wil

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Orange and White! Varsity cheerleaders strike a stunt at Haywood Mall's Cheerwine Cheer- Off. Maulding competed against fifteen other squads at the competition. iPhoto by Steve Nettl A Tower of Power! J.V. cheerleaders show their stuff at the Mauldin vs. Hillcrest wrestling match. iPhoto by Robert Freemanj Cheerleaders Promote Pride And Spirit Creating a spirited atmosphere around school takes hard work, sacrifice, enthusiasm, and pride. Twenty-two cheerleaders worked together to build an atmosphere of fun, while maintaining a tough schedule of practices, games, and competitions. People tend to lable cheerleaders. We are really a very under- estimated group. We do a lot more than people think! , stated varsity captain, Kendra Knight. Cheerleading camp, held in late summer, was a week long camp where squads from all over the state came to learn cheers and chants and share the experiences of being a cheerleader. It was really hard, said J.V. captain Jenny Stitt. I thought it went very well. We learned to work together much better! As school started, the cheerleaders looked forward to football season. Run-through signs, treats for the football players, and many other responsibilities rested with the cheerleaders. As well as keeping up with the season, cheerleaders had to contend with practices for upcoming competitions. Varsity competed at the Rock 101, Greenville Mall competition and placed handed Maul- din a third place. At the Junior Varsity Cheerwine Cheer-Off at McAlister Square, Mauldin J.V. placed first among eight squads. Shannon McGlade fBack rowj Linda Yokum, Kendra Junior Varsity cheerleaders lFronl Varsity cheerleaders fFront rowl Knight, Shannon McCulade, Elizabeth VOWJ MMC' Jennings Jenny Suu tB1Ck l'0Wl LOU Bfldgcb Carolyn Laura Darien, Amy Jarosick, Finger. Kristi Alexander iN0l Kristin Wolf Tdfl Hlll Wlddlc Nctt Teresa Cummmgs Shelly Shannon Batson, Vicki Taylor, Pictured M Rhyan Langley? CPh010 rowj Tonya Wilson Kellie McGlade Smith gphoio by Robert Freemanj Nicole Hill. by Vardry Freemanj Cheerleaders l Sl