Mauldin High School - Reflections Yearbook (Mauldin, SC)

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Hold nd Count Do . . . Two down and two to go. Sophomores ended the year knowing one half their high school education was over. Because of the new state requirement of 20 units for ' graduation, the sophomore class was the first to meet the demands. More required subjects and stiffer eligibility added pressure to students. Second semester, students discovered that they could no longer participate in competitive activities unless they passed at least four required courses and maintained an overall passing average. Robyn Fant said that the new ruling did not hurt her. Her grades were good enough to continue competing in ' track. Staff Pack up the books. Students head for lockers and then for home. 7' 'SF x N Q Carlos Walton Tracy Ware Angi Watkins Ashley Watson Ruth Vaughn Sabrina Webber Dania Wcstmark Susan Whaley Jill Wheeler Benjamin Whitencr Raymond Whitney Lynn Whittemore Adrienne Whitncr Jeff Wickline Vi LaTondra Williams Tony Williams Phil Wills William Willimon Wade Wilson Tonya Wilson 1 Chris Windey I Ron Winters Regina Wright Greg Wyatt Carlia Yeargin Ricky Young Jessica Youngblood Jay Yown XX Kelly Zeller Jim Hunnicut Sophomoresf l 83

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ln I Memory of James Derrick Bagwell February 14, 1969 - September 7, 1984 James Grant Turner June 18, 1968 - September 7, 1984 What's going down! Ann Kimbrcll and .lohn Moses watch the antics of classmates. Monica Sanchez Marc Schieckengost ,Aaron Sciglcr Laura Shafer Kristina Shaleuly Debbie Shalkham Susan Sheppard Dawn Sherred Lisa Sherwood Kathy Simpson Scott Small Eric Smith James Smith Monica Smith Shelly Smith Tim Smith Kevin Sparks Tabctha Stephens Jennifer Stitt David Sutton Robyn Tant Kate Taylor Stacy Teague Linda Thompson Natalie Thompson Rent Thompson Shun Thompson Shelia Turner Trisha Turner Tony Verano Chuck Verdin Jeffery Vernon Michael Walker .Jimmie Wallace Karen Wais l82fSophomores

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Facin The Future Look out world the juniors have moved up. The once wet behind the ears freshmen have finally made it up to the last step of the ladder. The juniors looked back and the memories brought about a laugh, a tear, and a sigh of relief. When Fiona Morton was asked what year was most memorable to her she replied, My best year was my sophomore year because I never did anything. Jeff Cravens answered, My favorite year was my sophomore year when Mrs. Zimmerman would always kick Scott Munns and me out of French. That always made my day. The juniors had their fun and now they await one more year before they face the real world. Gina Goings Shana Ferguson, Cheryll Hawkins. and Angie Ginn smile for the camera in a junior homeroom. iPhoto by Vardry Freemanj Jonathan Absher Jay Alexander Kristi Alexander Mark Alexander Jodi Allen Steven Alphin Beth Anderson 1 fi Renzie Anderson t ggi' Gary Arnold W - Dennis Arrowood 5 Lisa Ashley Q- Michael Babb 1 Angie Baldwin Jill Baldwin Ken Baldwin Sherry Ballew Brett Ballenger Derek Barnes Shannon Batson Brett Bennett Ken Benoit Joe Black April Blackwell Nancy Boalt Pam Boggs Kirk Bolton Amy Bowers Richard Bowling Sandra Bowling Kelly Brandon Mike Breland Gwen Bryson Ken Bruton Michelle Burnsed Suzy Burns , l M .F N