Mauldin High School - Reflections Yearbook (Mauldin, SC)

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Caught In The Middl What's so good about being a sophomore? When this question is asked the answer will most likely be - Not Much! For freshman it's a new startg for juniors it's looking forward to being a senior and for seniors, graduation. So what about sophomores? When asked how she felt about being in the tenth grade Sabrina Webber replied, Its more exciting because you aren't a stranger anymoref, Deedi Mitchell answered, The only problem with this year is the teachers l have. Everybody wonders whats so good about being a sophomore, but then again, what's so bad about it? Missy Poeiecha Concentrate! Tommy Hayes, a sophomore, diligently works during some free time in the library. tPhoto by Sue Farrellj in Lynn Kincaid Andrea Kinninger Ted Kinsler Ted Kinsler Darren Kirby Amy Krueger Heather Lynch Scott Lowe Celeste Martin Tania Martin Corettia McElrath Kecia McFarland Kim McKee Steve McClain Dawn McCraw Pat McGowan Jimmy McLecs Angela McNeil Anthony McNeil George McNeil Joey McPoland Christa Miller Pam Miller Paige Mills Chris Mitchell Stephanie Moran Tammy Moreland Tonia Morrow David Munyan Harold Nash Ben Nedrow Mark Neely Kathi Nepon Caroline Nett Tim Nicholson he L Y n if J 1 x may K tick t f -ff,-mg. fm . W 'iw , Q if X - K A.- Sf -ff ' l I l80fSophomores

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The Second Time Around Better? W . is-, YI .st-. - as The majority of the sophomore class felt its second year to be an improvement over the freshman year. Sophomores, as a whole, were more comfortable in their surroundings. Many had reached a feeling of self confidence and maturity. These students were pleased to receive a sense of respect from their peers. Although students enjoyed their second year more, they found that being a sophomore meant greater responsibility. They discovered classes more difficult and at times a bit boring. A heavier work load due to the high expectations of teachers, put new pressures on them. But the second time around proved to be the best so far. Shannon 0'Shields 4 Willie and his friends Heather Lynch, Christa Miller, Robin Dunlap, and Tonya Wilson pose with the biology skeleton. iPhoto by June Shealyl Chris Graham Sylvia Griffin Heather Griffith Sabrina Griffith Cathy Grzybowski X Sandy Guram Scott Gutierrez Lisa Gwinn Charlie Haines i ia I im . 4.-:..g,t .,M .q.... . ' X 5? Santora Harmon Scott Harrington Joyce Harris Kelli Harris Tommy Hayes Lx 'is Fredrick Henderson Jeffery Hill Charlyn Hinton Eric Holbrooks Karen Holcombe Roy Holloway Anthony Horton Rodney Hughes Brian lpema Tricia lvcster Tony Jackson Kim Jarosh Marcy Jennings Robby Johnson Lori Anne Jones Mary Jones Kim Jordan Beth Keith Kristy Kersey Kevin Kilgore Ann Kimbell Sophomoresf I 79

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WH 0' 'J You want me to spell what? Sophomores Brian lpema, Rhonda Williams, and Doug Curry enter the wonderful world of English and grammar during Mrs. Gault's second period class. iPhoto by Sue FarrellJ Carol Nutting Lisa Nuzum Lori O'Dell Dawn Oliver Duane Orr Jonathon Oulland Maureen Pao Parul Patel Tonia Pearson Joey Perkins Eddie Phillips Mike Pietseh Jimmy Piller 1' Jer. Joey Pinckney Vineenl Pinson Shane Dnuitl Ralph Quin Karinda Rankin Karen Rawls Lori Ray Suzanne Reeves Jimmy Reid Todd Reynolds Reggie Rhoads Tim Riddle Shannon Rice Rick Rigo Kevin Riser ,252 David Roach Robin Roach Darryl Robinson Jonathon Roscmond Mark Ross Randy Rouprich Curtis Roepis Sophomoresf I 81