Mauldin High School - Reflections Yearbook (Mauldin, SC)

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Junior Academy of Science lTop rowl Kris Fowler, Cathy Wilkins, Gina King, Jeremy Elliott, Tagg Walverton, Russell Wright. tMiddle rowl James Garrett, Sandy Guram, Betsy Glihbery, Lisa Jennings, Clarissa Wright, Charles Desfosses, Skip Clyburn, Suneer Patel, tBottom rowj Mrs. Shealy, Kelly Coles, Bonnie Richardson, Shannon Rice, Andrea Smith, Beth Anderson, Jill Zilligen. fPhoto by Randy Tarrantl Junior Academy of Science tTop row? Marnie Quin, Kelly Watson, Raymond Evans, Jeff Dahms, Jennifer Main, Diana Thompson, Andrea Beesley. tMiddle rowl Mark McKinney, Mary Barilovits, Monica McDermott, Pam Fusonie, Scott Ferguson, Michael Ireland, Katrina Jacobs, Anita Stevens. tBott.om rowj LuAnn Kratzer, Debby Jones, Antoinette Coleman, Jennifer Hill, Angie Jones, Craig Triplett, Kevin Yates. iPhoto by Randy Tarrant! Future Business Leaders of America lTop rowj Joey Perkins, Brian Sturkie. tMiddle rowj Sylvie Griffin, Monica lunior Acadciny Ol' Science Kilton, Jodi Crooke. fBottom rowj Mrs. McCameron, iPhoto by Randy Tarrant! And this goes like this ... Diana Thompson and Anita Stevens tries to work one oi' the orginally designed science projects. fljhoto by Nancy Smith? l Vg.. I , i. J, , What do I do next? Jodi Crooke attempts to work thc business computer as Monica Kilton, Mrs. Lili Mcf'ameron, Sylvie Ciriltiii, Brian Sturkie and .lucy Perkins watches. iPhoto hy Nancy Smithi Q' t . Let the music play. Angie Jones and Diana 'Fhoinpson listens to Jennifer Hill explain the musical science project. iPhoto by Nancy Smithi ls this what its really like? Joey Perkins prepares for the business world by touching up on his typing. iPhoto by Nancy Smith!

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' 8 8 ill!! :gb L1 nzsoswg I Newspaper Staff fTop rowl Diane Hopkins, Patty Raines, Lauren Fisher, Jim Cason, Kate Taylor, Kris Shaleuly. fMiddle rowl Chris Koop, Susan Henry, Marie Gilliland, Karen Wais, Jan Hicks. fBottom rowl Mrs. Marty Armstrong, Tara Hill, Dania Westmark, Karinda Rankin, Ginger Cogburn. iPhoto by Randy Tarrant? Yearbook Staff fTop rowj Robert Freeman, Todd Ballew, Derrick Chandler, Scott King, Jonathan Absher, Bo Browder lMiddle rowj Amy Coggins, Greg Wyatt, Todd Sycks, Erik Busby, Alicia Brown, Stephen Babb. iBottom rowl Shannon Rice, Nancy Schmid, Dawn McCraw, Laura Jenkins, Ellen Stevens, Shannon 0'Shields. iPhoto by Randy Tarrantj ?'f f'wurnauwfm'f 'ff 'iifg','T'T 4 1 r etec A ' 1 R'l 'f'!'i Q' - , K V is i A A, . ' ef er 4 2' ' . e ' A - ,, , ' '-lap' A 3 , p y ,.-.. , . ,tk 5 A J 3 r I - ,.. sf me X ,ff X 1 fl , Y W . , I. , W Up until the end . . . try hard to make the first Shannon Rice and Eric Busby deadline. iPhoto by Scott Kingj Yearbook

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72, 1, iifsizct Ju 'E tElI'lLlI1g' Getting started was the hardest thing to do for FBLA and the Junior Academy of Science. Everyone had to work together. FBLA provided opportunities to develop vocation and career compentencies. The year started out with plans for FBLA to up-date the business curriculum by requesting new courses and equipment. They also had plans to recruit more people into business courses. The Junior Academy of Science was the only statewide organization of high school students designed to stimulate and promote interest among its members through the development of basic research investigations in science and mathematics. Members attended the fall workshop at Newberry College and participated in classes featuring forensic medicine, horticulture, wildlife science, and vital staining of a chick embryos. James Garrett said, Although it was a lot of fun, there was not much to be learned. Selected members of the team took the Biology Merit Exam at Clemson in April and the students also attended the Annual Meeting at Clemson. At the Annual Meeting, they were able to listen to noted speakers at the symposium Genetic Engineering - A Natural Science. Ellen Stevens FBLA 141