Mauldin High School - Reflections Yearbook (Mauldin, SC)

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C O M F O R T IN COMPETITION port Reaching those long set goals is an inspiring and re- lieving feeling. Sweat and fatigue from practice could dampen these goalsg the in- juries and pain from long term overuse could some- times get unbearableg and the sacrifice and dedication can sometimes be doubted. Nonetheless, MHS teams and individuals rose above these and many other obsta- cles. This hard work and perseverence paid off to in- dividual players when spe- cial recognition was given. Teams like the Boys Cross Country team savored the feeling of a state champion- ship and drove on for more. No team or individual could loseg the satisfying feeling of knowing you've tried is enough to be victorious. Up and over! Pat Williams overcomes the bar in the track meet against Laurens. iPhoto by Millie Fryej Jump! Might as well jump! Chuck Verdin leaps to receive the ball in game against Easley. iPhoto by Edsell Dodsonl Sportsf9 I

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Look Out' Greg Dickens winds up to launch the discus during the opening meet against Greenville iPhoto by ,gi Flying High' Wrapper Kellet flies over the pole vault bar successfully to contribute to Mauldin s victory over Travelers Rest CPhoto by Mike Halfway Home' Sammy Dixon completes .1 hand off to James Field who ran thc third leg ofthe 4 X l00 meter relay Their victory led to another team win against Eastside. Won Won Won Won Won Won Won Won Lost - lst -W 2nd