Mauldin High School - Reflections Yearbook (Mauldin, SC)

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Kgnrucity -Sf: mpc chliken Go Gamecocks! Go Tigers! Carolina Gamccock fans surprise Ms. Marilyn Hendrix with a rubber chicken. iPhoto by Nancy Smithl Carolina, 30 - Clemson, I! Mr. Thom Wood and Mrs. Harriett Wells entertain at the faculty meeting. Carolina fans were determined their team would beat Clemson in '84, QPhoto by Nancy Smithj The Outsiders features the Soes and the Greasers. Mrs. Shirley Jamieson motivates her students to read. QPhoto by Nancy Smithl l -2' s s S 'ii 3 -L 'S-. .,,-.N li... HQ. l62f Faculty

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i Lead Guid and Direct. . . A clerk, an information giver, a would have enough time to meet al responsibilities. for the future on Career Day. Put on a happy face. Mrs. Jenny Ray starts everday with a cheerful smile. tPhoto by Vardry Frecmanj Ms. Ms. Ms. . Mr. Ms. ' Q, Mr. x Q I Mrs Mrs Mr. Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Qs Q 1 L Mr. QI? good listen er, and a mediator among students, teachers, and parents were just some of the tasks of being a counselor. Senior counselor, Mrs. Bobbie Burns had many responsibilities planning the Award's ceremony, ranking students, and sending college applications to colleges. Mrs. Jenny Ray, in her first year at Mauldin, felt that if the guidance office had four counselors, each counselor l guidance Mrs. Marty Oakhill, the junior counselor, was faced with the PSAT and the SAT. Mrs. Oakhill helped students plan Mrs. Burns commented, I want to teach students to be thinking, responsible young adults who will be prepared to become contributing citizens of our society. Denise Rains Mrs. Martha Armstrong - Spanish Mrs. Kaye Autrey - Algebra. Calculus Mrs. Sybil Babb - Secretary Ms. Angela Babson - Mainteancne Mrs. Martha Baker - linglish Ms. Angela Barnett - Resource Mrs. Ruth Beebe - Foods, Parenthood Mrs. Carol Bennett - General Math, Algebra Karen Brannon - Physical liducation Linda Burden - General Math, Algebra lane Burgess - English Marion Cantrell - Algebra, Geometry Carolyn Clayton - Physical liducation Ed Coles - Civics . Nancy Davis - . Teresa Davis - Brett DeYoung - Economies . Sally Douglas - . Susan Farrell - . James Fisher - . Thelma Fletcher Mr. LJ. Forrester - Special liducation Home liconomicx Clerk Special liducation Biology, Civics - Maintenance Chemistry Mrs. Kathaleen Fowler - Strings Mr. Mark Franks - linglish, Drama Mrs. Bobbi Burns - Guidance Mr. Larry Frost - Physical liducation Mr. Mike Frye - Physical Science, Biology Mrs. Rebecca Gaul! - English Mrs. Jamie Gestwieki - U.S. llislory Mrs. Marilyn Ilall - English Ms. Dottie Hicks - l.ibrarian Mrs. Lucy Hinson - Algebra, Pre-Calculus Stan Hopkins -- U.S. History, Drivers lid, Mrs. Cynthia Huggins - Math l.ab. Algebra Mrs. Shirley Jameson - English Faculty -- Staffflol

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You r UU i also Mr. Delmer Howell, industrial The F in faculty stands for family , said Mrs. Shirley Jameson, and I feel we have an outstanding faculty at M.H.S. Mrs. Jameson was voted Teacher-of-the-Year by her fellow teachers. This was an honor to be chosen as teacher of the year by our faculty who was behind me lO0'7b,,' replied Mrs. Jameson. Mrs. Jameson said she enjoyed the honor given by the faculty but didn't enjoy completing the scrapbook competition because the job was very time consuming. lt took her, Mrs. Virginia Wallace, Mrs. Eloise Alexander, and Mrs. Dottie Hicks three months of very hard work to complete the scrapbook. Mrs. Jameson attributed her teaching enthusiasm and dedication to her twelfth English teacher, Mrs. Hannah Lou Dargin whom she admired greatly. Other teachers received awards too. Mrs. Eloise Alexander, library clerk, received the Greenville County Human Relations Award. Mr. Mike Frye, science teacher, was selected South Carolina Girls' Cross Country Coach, arts teacher, received the South Carolina Cross Country Coach of the Year. Miss Nancy Smith an English teacher and yearbook advisor won Spirit of PWI award from Publications Workshop, Inc. Mrs. Barbara Stacey, social studies teacher got the South Carolina Debate Coach of the Year. Mrs. Bertha Zimmerman, French teacher, received the Greenville County Human Relations Award. Benita Killingsworth l in J C ig, ts l r - X S . . my X Mrs. Pat Krejci - Algebra, Geometry Mrs. Connie Laneve - Special Education Mr. Carroll Long - Physical Education Mrs. Elizabeth McC'ameron - Business Mr. John Mcfucn - Bus Supervisor Mrs. Betty McWhite - Accounting, Typing Mrs. Lynda Molnar - Spanish, English Mr. Oscar Neely - Aide Mrs. Joyce Patterson - Business Mrs. JoAnn Perrin - Clerk Mrs. Terri Phillips - Resource Mr. .l.D. Pinickney - Science, Biology Mrs. Jennie Ray - Guidance Mr. Ben Reid - Geometry, General Math Ms. Anne Richbourg - Art Mrs. Gladys Robertson - Debate, English Mr. R.A. Rubidoux - World History Mrs. June Shealy - Biology Ms. Nancy Smith - English Barbara Stacey - History Mrs. Jackie Teague - English Mrs. Virginia Wallace - Librarian A vii Mrs. Harriet Wells - Civics, Government S Mrs. Gale Werner - English , , Mrs. Shay willimon - Substitute ' I Mrs. Lourdes Winters - English 11 Mrs. Jacqui Young - Algebra. Geometry Mrs. Bertha Zimmerman - French 9 Fttcultyf l 63