Mauldin High School - Reflections Yearbook (Mauldin, SC)

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MHS 3 MHS 2 MHS 4 MHS 5 MHS 4 MHS 3 MHS 3 MHS 5 MHS 1 MHS 1 1985 Girls Tennis Wade Hampton Eastside Laurens Hillcrest Easley Easley Laurens Hillcrest Eastside Wade Hampton Wins 7 Losses 3 The team played well this year despite the loss of our number one play- er near the end of ' the season. Jen- ny Connolly W-LISP 1 5. v- - We didn't al- ways play to our potential. If we had, we wou1d've won the re- gion. Carrie Glibbery 'u 1 . ' -wmfrf 4 s . .5-izvv -- 98 Girls' Tennis -is r., H sm, i .Q ,K vit. s. Power hitting! Heather Lynch des- perately defended her side of the court, but unfortunately they lost to Eastside in a tough match at home. iPhoto by Robert Freemanj In your face! Number one player Ni- chee Goodwin grimaced as she slammed a return to her opponent. iPhoto by Robert Freeman.J

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