Mauldin High School - Reflections Yearbook (Mauldin, SC)

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COMFORT IN CLASS Academies Knowing youive done your best is a comfortable and rewarding feeling. Stu- dents went into classes a lit- tle shaky the first week or so, but once schedules were finalized and that Civics teacher finally remembered your name, getting down to work was easy. Of course, classes were extended ten minutes, but just think of the knowledge gained. Se- mester exams suprised ev- eryone after Christmas, and Seniors wondered if these exams were it. No room for being lazy in class, however. MHS students knew they had to give an easy l0O'Zn to every class to make sure they got an easy return. W. Alb, ls she real? Members of Ms. Davis' Home Economics class observe a living model for a class project. iPhoto by Jonathon Absherj Getting comfortable. Students lake advan- tage ofa lighter atmosphere in their Eng- lish class. iPhoto by Nancy Smithj

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Lab work is an integral part of physics Gisela Veltman, Sean Correll, Heidi Hoffman and Douglas Mullins work on a surface tension lab. iPhoto by Robert Freemanj 68 f Honors A.P. English students study Shakespeare's plays. Mike Mihelick grimaccs over King Lcar's fate. iPhoto by Nancy Smithj A.P. Biology students study stages of life. Students observed cat embryos as part of this study. iPhoto by Robert Freemanj rfb ,F .4