Mauldin High School - Reflections Yearbook (Mauldin, SC)

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The Be innin Starting as a newly arrived freshman and not knowing anything about your school could bring about many bad feelings about one's self. According to freshman Allison Chastain, there is a sunny side. We may be picked on and shoved around, but freshmen do have their advantages. The best thing is, being a girl, I have all the older guys to date and people to look up to. Jennifer Hiette, another freshman, remarked, Being a freshman in high school is great. I still have four more years of this to look forward to. Starting way down doesn't always mean the bottom. In the- eyes of these students, being a freshman was pretty close to the top. Erik Busby And that's just the beginning! Martin Harris pins another one of his opponents. tPhoto by Robert Freemanl W S. X L., 119 Sandra Bryson Susan Burch Alexandra Burgess Cindy Burgess Sam Burgess Ricky Burke Shane Burnett Jim Burns Scott Burns Scott Burnham Melinie Burrell Erik Busby Edward Butler Tony Byers David Bykalo Terese Campbell Todd Campbell Steve Carlton Shandra Carnes Beth Carney Jackie Carr Q- in K J avfizlz. . Pete Carver Tom Chamness Renee Chandler Michele Chaney Brant Chapman Allison Chastain 1 Paul Chasteen i t Kitty Cheeks Dawn Childers Tab Clardy Mark Clark Denise Cleveland Ginger Cogburn Caroline Coker Frcshmenf l 67

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May I help you? Barry Whitener, Chris Cooper, Frank Cooper, and Andrea Kinninger serve breakfast for the faculty. iPhoto by Nancy SmithJ si Donna Adams Therian Adams Randy Addison Adrian Allen Karen Alphin Tommy Amond Kay Anderson Heather Arldt .lug Arledge Joyce Atkins Erica Babb Stephen Babb Lisa Babson Paul Bailey Doug Baird Ronnie Baker Flay Barber Mary Ann Barilobits Chris Barton Christina Baum Chris Bayne Robert Beauregard Robert Beesley Tara Bennefield Leslie Black Lisa Bledso Jonathan Blythe Kim Bolton Frank Brennan Joey Bridgers Lori Bridges Michelle Bridges Tina Bridges Audra Brown Michael Bruce ,X 1335 'vs lg . X S 6 I l66fFreshmen

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Freshman Invasion Close impressions of the first kind. Alien freshmen entered MHS to begin their four year journey to an education. Starting high school brought feelings never encountered before. Marty Jarosick remarked, The school seemed to be a giant form of mass confusion. Freshmen were running everywhere trying to find their classes. I didn't know what was going on The students' minds were filled with amazement, confusion and fear. Kellie McGlade explained, I had a terrible phobia of not knowing where I was or how to get where I was going It was shear horror!', Once the first day was over, freshmen could relax and get down to work. MHS, however, never had another chance to make another first impression on the Class of '88, Erik Busby Antoinette Coleman Danny Colpitts Robby Cook Chris Cooper Frank Cooper Charity Coker X I Stephen Cottingim t Candy Couture Lynn Cox Robin Cox Alison Crouch Bart Cumalander Theresa Cummings Ushela Cureton ,fs y M I I- I I,II- I Tangenika Davenport Carla Davies I Brent Davis Brian Darien Kay Dejaynes Robin Delk ' 1 Kirk Dcweil 4 I lf' f Tonya DeYoung Wendy Dickson Larry Dill James Dixon Genettc Drcper Robin Duan Monica Eaddy Priscilla Eichelberger Jeremy Elliott my Patrick Elm Jolly Erickson 'ff' Terressa Estes X Cori Evans AX Q Joel Falhner X I i l6X Freshmen