Mauldin High School - Reflections Yearbook (Mauldin, SC)

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Getting it together . .. Shelley Smith staples her letter on her sweater as Laura Wave them like you just don't care . . . Caroline Nett Darien, Kristi Alexander, and Kimberly Hodge watch. iPhoto hy Susan Craigl tries hard to get the Maverick fans to stand up and show their spirit at the J.L. Mann game. iPhoto by Lonny LaPlantJ s Varsity Cheerleaders lTop rowl Shelley Smith, Rhyan Langlay, Robin Dunlap, Caroline Nett, Kristi Alexander, Nicole Hill. fBottom :owl Jenni Stitt, Laura Darien, Kimberly Hodge, Shannon Batson, Tonya Wilson, Marcy Jennings. iPhoto by Randy Tarrantl .S zf .15 PS rg if 4 fa.. -we J.V. Cheerleaders i'I'op rowl Michelle Wais, Laura Going, Gina King, Lori Bridges, Kristen Wolf. fBottom :owl Cathryn Berry, Susan Green, Kellie McGlade, Lisa Jennings, Angela Long. iPhoto by Randy Tarrantl Leading the way . . . Gina King and Lori Bridges support the sophomore float in the homecoming parade. Much spirit was raised for the homecoming game. iPhoto by Lonny LaPlantJ Girls have more fun ... The sophomore .I.V. fheefleadefs ,lead the Class Of Raise your hands nigh in the an- ... Kimberly Hodge and 83 full, of Splut and, t Shelley Smith cheer the varsity football players to a victory over enrhuslasm but the Junwr wade Hampton 27-1. iPhoto by Lonny LaPlantJ class still came out first for the spirit float. iPhoto by Lonny LaPlantl Cheerleaders

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x - 4 ,z jf fri - yi.. 3, if Sifizfight Fired What qualities did a person have to possess to be a cheerleader? She had to have lots of spirit, a smiling face, and she had to love cheering. Twenty two girls let these quali- ties show this year: ten were junior varsity and twelve were varsity. Both squads started early by going to the ECA summer camp at Wofford College. They learned new chants and cheers to bring back to the student body. They competed each night and brought home all blue ribbons. Both squads placed first in the final 1 3 Cheerleaders competition, which gave them the opportunity to compete in the Grand Fin- als in Virginia. Learning new routines, cheers, and acrobatic for- mations was necessary preparation for a busy year. Miss Linda Burden said, I placed a lot more responsibility on the J.V. girls, and they handled it extremely well. The squad was great about setting up times to practice over the summer and have worked hard to encourage school spirit. The varsity squad took their chants and cheers to Q ..........n. ,46.--u-I--W ,J-4 UP two competitions. They placed third in both the Cheerwine Cheer-off and the WCKN Cheer- off. Tonya Wilson said, At practice we might have goofed off a lot but when competitions came we knew we had to get se- rious and get the job done. Both squads worked hard at encouraging school spirit at pep rallies, football games, and bas- ketball games. Having them there added color and excitement to these events. Ellen Stevens

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.ia a '? Where was I? Mrs. Martha finished applications. iPhoto by Jo Baker patiently be bops Robert Freemanl around while she's waiting for Civinettes lTop rowl Laura Ceisset, Tina Bridges, Heather Arldt, Lynn Hazlewood, Renae Thompson, Tonji Meredith, Sharon Jones. lMiddle TOWD Pam Ferguson, Michele Robinson, Tanika Permenter, Patty Raines, Shay Mauldin, 1 Civinettes Shawn Pope, Britt Lunceford, Leslie Kennedy. iBottom rowl Mrs. Baker, Jennifer Stratton, Tara Hill, Cathryn Berry, Angela Long, Jan Hicks, Diane Hopkins. iPhoto by Randy Tarrantl ww' ,-ff 1'7 And here we have , . , Mr. items for the Civinettes to sell Jim McMahan hands out iPhoto by Robert Freemani brochures filled with brass v