Mauldin High School - Reflections Yearbook (Mauldin, SC)

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Making The Grade When students reaehd high school as freshmen good grades were considerably tougher to make. One facet of starting high school was more homework from teachers. Freshman Wendy Parker stated, The problems of high school never end. lt's enough that in high school there was more homework, but the teachers pile on work when reviewing for exams. Freshmen found that in high school there were more school related goals to be set. One major priority was acquiring good grades for college records. Another goal was to come out on top above other classmates, but competition was stiffer because freshmen found themselves competing with twice as many students. Freshmen hoped to gain an over all good grade status to continue in their sophomore year. Amy Coggins Press when you know the answer! Mrs. Pat Krejci challenges Nancy Schmid and Mary Trull as they prepare for competition among Academics teams. iPhoto by Nancy Smithj 1. Wm Cheryl Maddox .lon Maddox Leslie Mansell Tonya Martin Ashley Matthews Shay Mauldin Keith McAdams Tiffani McAlistcr Jeff McCall Mark McCall Sheila McCall Stacy McCall Stuart McClure Gentry McColm Hal McCord Gaven McDonald Kirk McDonald Hal McCord Erica McFarland ellie McGlade Mark McKinney Nikki McKinney Nikki McKinney Susan McKinney Carla McKinney Robert McNair Scott Munns Bradd Meredith Terri Merritt Missy Messcr Lisa Moore Rosetta Moore Tracy Moore Angela Moss Ricky Mosley x

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9 111214, L jVW4'1l9ef7'V.9'l9Q7C WW' Que, 'pdvmfna' Freshman Phobia . . . 1 Freshmen gave their two-cents worth and spoke out on what it was like to be a freshman. Alison Crouch replied, Terrible, Everybody looks down on you. She quickly added, You have an excuse for doing stupid things. Greta Kennemer agreed with Alison, lt stinks, but you get away with more stuff. Ashley Matthews thought that being a freshman was quite an experience replying that her main problems were with upperclassmen. Upperclassmen enjoyed picking on freshmen. The freshmen looked forward to their becoming sophomores. They hoped to gain more respect and privileges. As one freshman said, lt'll give us a chance to tease some freshmen next year and show them what we went throughf, Mary Karam Here some freshmen learn the basics to speaking French in Ms. Zimmerman's class. tPhoto by David Berggrenj Q he ig g..,Q.i .1 ' 9 .t , .A Q L Q A 'ai' , . X Tracy Jordon LuAnn Kratzer Dennis Karpinski Tina Kay Chris Kellett Lynda Keith Robert Keith Calvin Kelley Roger Kelly Leslie Kennedy Greta Kennemer Mike Kerley Tim Kersey Kim Khosla ss 5 O x N 5 'EQ t t J K .css X px Tia Kibler Kim Kilton Gina King Scott King Shon King X Dean Kirk X- Troy Kleckley Andrea Knight Sharon Knight Sheri Koseher Scott Larkins Candy Laster Dionne Lawrence B.B. Laycock Q! X . L X i My it-1 Richard Liles k . A Glen Lincbey iw Angela Long Cory Love . Britt Lunceford 1 Dana Lyle X . ,. Len Madden v Xt X 1 . ' ,

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