Mauldin High School - Reflections Yearbook (Mauldin, SC)

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hattered Dream , Q Season Closes With Dashed Hopes Offense made its mark on the field lso. Racking up 280 yards total offense n a losing cause against Gaffney and 00 yards against Wade Hampton in a 4-7 victory. Speciality teams also played a major in Maverick victories. Charles blocked two punts this sea- both ending with touchdowns. But, with all good football teams, it is the 1 as a whole that wins, loses, or ties. Most definitely a team effort, 6076 de- fense, 40'Z1 offense, said Coach Larry Frost. The team experienced pain, sweat, and defeat all season. Yet, the sweat was dried and the bruises and cuts were bandaged, victory was a sweet feeling. All in all, the team stuck together through thick and thin and proved that Mauldin football was back. Todd Bal- lew It's a heartache .. , Pat Tate, Howie Martin, and Mrs. Virginia Wallace read the news of the Mav's vanished playoff bid. The State High School League voted against the Mauldin appeal to play in the playoffs. iPhoto by Greg Wyattj D it Football Team fBottom rowl Calvin Kelly, Ben Phillips, Mark Brown, Pat Tate, Andy Lyda, Tony Verano, Kevin Riser, William Sentelle. fSecond rowj Larry Frost, Cade Hopkins, Sammy Dixon, Glenn Spencer, Chris Mitchell, Rodney Hughes, Mark Ross, Howie Martin, Reno Brock, Bucky Trotter. iThird rowl Duke Fisher, Stan Hopkins, Mark Hendrix, Todd Dunlap, Glenn King, Ricky Click, Marc Seay, Charles Thomp- son, Scott Crawford, John Worley, Carrol Long. iFourth rowi Raymond Whitney, Bart Cuma- lander, Dee Timmons, Jimmy McLees, Jimmy Reid, Greg Catron, Greg Taylor fFifth rowl Ricky Smith, David Wilson, Todd Ballew, Mark McCall, Chris Walker iPhoto by Stephen Babbl varsity Football 7

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Rookie of the year! Coach John Worley takes a break during picture day. Coach Worley was the newest edition to the Maverick coaching staff. iPhoto hy Stephen Babbl All right men. Here's what we're gonna do . ,. Coach Stan Hopkins instructs the Mavericks offense during a time out ofthe Jamboree. The Mavs won over Woodmont 7-S. iPhoto by Robert Freemanl Yff' l-1.1: fi 1 . f Q 5 . fl' r , - Varsity Foo . at A GN f i , 1 0 f ,mmff-fm Taking in the sights . . . Coach Stan Hopkins and Coach Larry Frost look on as players and cheerleaders are photographed. Coach Hopkins injured his leg in a varsity practice session. iPhoto by Stephen Babbj On the move , . . Chris Walker tries to turn up field for yardage against Hillcrest. The rival game was won by Hillcrest iPhoto by Robert Freeman! tball spirit. It seems to be growing year by year. As a result we have had a successful s e a s o n . ' ' Rodney Hughes f'-The showed unity and H 7 started slow, but as the s.e a s o plCk9d utp we seemed o1mprove. Greg Catron The team fir Ag, H - .im hilt

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Patient but deadly. Garry Sheppard, Jeff Dahms, and Joey Bridgers wait while J.L. Mann huddles about how to overcome these brutal men. iPhoto by Robert Freemanb mg Son, do as I say. Coach Larry Frost instructs Tripp Robinson in a little pregame advice. iPhoto by Robert Freemanj 108 J.V. Football 5 together when W e W o r k e d hard all year lo n g ' ' P ete r Martin We were all like a family we practiced. 7' 5 ' ' W e h a d n ' S good effort all shown the en- 3 tire season, but 'iifflif r S 41 unfortunately our record did not reflect our hard work -- Joey Bridgers i E I 3 1985 J .V. Football MHS 0 J.L. Mann MHS 0 Gaffney MHS O Boiling Springs MHS 0 Eastside MHS 0 Laurens MHS 13 Hillcrest MHS 0 Westside MHS 6 Pickens MHS 6 Easley Wins 1 Losses 8