Mauldin High School - Reflections Yearbook (Mauldin, SC)

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Student Council - Seniors fTop rowl Greg Summerlin, Chris Walker, Tommy Colson, Lauren Fisher, Michael Thompson, Michael Babb. fMiddle rowl Michelle Burnsed, Mike Meilinger, Bruce Cowgill, Andy Lyda, Michele Robinson. iBottom rowl Bonnie Richardson, Jill Zilligen, April Blackwell, Renae Thompson, Yolanda Kennedy. iPhoto by Randy Tarrantl Student Council - Juniors iTop row? Lynn Kincaid, Wade Wilson, Robin Dunlap, Jim Cason, Jeff Wickline, Cathy Grzybowski. iBottom rowl Marcy Jennings, Shelley Smith, Melissa Black, Lavenda Garner, Paige Mills, Lori Ray. iPhoto by Randy Tarrant! Student Council - Sophomores iTop rowj Stephen Babb, Brant Chapman, Trey Wilder, Garry Sheppard, Mark Westmoreland, Kilvy Williamson. KMiddle rowj Nicole Priestly, Ginger Cogburn, Scott Ferguson, Mike Kerley, Rhonda Gray, Lisa Jennings. iBottom rowl Kellie McGlade, Cathryn Berry. iPhoto by Randy Tarrantl Student Council Have some more. Mrs. Ngw lefs talk E In Without Marilyn Younginer lends a hesitation, Mr. Greg Snoad helping hand UP MVS' Cilldy talks L0 a parent at Open Giovanetti at the teachers' House, 1Ph0L0 by Robert luncheon. iPhoto by Robert. Freemanj Freeman! Student Council - Mills, -Ioni Strawhorn, Andrea Freshmen iTop rowl Wellsy Burgess, Tracy McBride, Poole, Elliott Floyd, Pam Shannon Davis, Kristy Fusonie, Bill I-laun, David Simmons. iPhoto hy Randy Wright, Bill Milam, Kim Tarrantl Krejci. fBottom rowj Kelly

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haring The Magic Magic everywhere! What was this Mag- ic? It was the magic spread by the spirit of sharing. Student Council shared by spon- soring a canned food drive at Thanksgiv- ing and the Goodwill tree at Christmas. F.C.A. made Christmas a little brighter for under-privileged children by sponsoring a toy drive. They also went caroling at nurs- ing homes. The newly formed peer coun- seling group, I Speak Easy, adopted smokers on November 21 for the Great American Smokeout. Through these and other activities students took part in shar- ing the magic. Say a prayer. Robin Dunlap watches with anticipation the Hillcrest-Mauldin game. Mauldin suffered a heartbreaking 19 to 14 loss at the hands of the Rams. iPhoto by Hillcrest photographerj Mark time! March! Drum major Lisa Dunaway struts her stuff at the Music Bowl at Furman University. The contest took place on October 25. iPhoto by Nancy Smithj Organizations

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, ff irsazizs. Ideas All WGFK Hard work usually leads to success. Laura Darien started the year with a step toward that success when she went to the District IV Rally at Wade Hampton. At the rally, Laura went through a training program where she was given ideas about how Student Council should operate. Mrs. Alexander said Let's get it organized. Plans had to be made and Mrs. Eloise Alexander and Jim Cason work together to make them. iPhoto by Stephen Babbl Student Council was a place to use the talents and skills of a lot of people. It was also a place for leadership development. Student Council tried to involve everyone in the activities. They included parents when they organized the ninth grade open house in August. Teachers were kept in mind when they had the teacher luncheon. Student Council also included the needy people at Thanksgiving and Christmas. They asked students and teachers to bring in can I food to be given to the Greenville Urban Ministries for distribution to needy families. They collected 211 cans and 82620. In December they asked everyone to bring in small items for the Goodwill Tree. Items such as shampoo and shaving cream was given to the Mental Health Associaton. Some other activities included the Pizza Call- up, Penny Sabotage, Spirit Week, Mr. and Miss Merry Christmas, and Secret Pals. Ellen Stevens If ,,..4-f- it in vi aff. 1 JY LRSIIN uma-ma msn-:'l'ls.xl.l. srzmgm 11, A ,. 1.1 Mi' A . f ,wx MQ' 'ra sz' . , nv. , N xl' Ml Student Council