Mauldin High School - Reflections Yearbook (Mauldin, SC)

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Y 1 , qt 1' rig? But don't you agree?! Jeff with them-On ,the t0PlP Of Cravens and Suzanne Jaskevich water Quamb' In America- persuaded their class to agree CPh0t0 by Edsel! D0d50nl Debate Team iBottom rowj Suzanne Jaskevich, Mary Trull, Mrs. Barbara Stacey, Susanne Wendy Burns, Brian Darien, Fisher, Marie Gilliland, Ashley Steven McClain. iTop rowl Clement, Shandra Summers, Jason Boan, Glenn Spencer, Erica Babb, Cathryn Berry. Jeff Cravens, Ken Benoit, lMiddle rowl Ashley Scott, Bruce Cowgill, Mike Melinger, Brian Kelly, Maureen Pao, Dennis Jones. Debate

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Will it work? Shandra Summers and Erica Babb wonder if an article from the Wall Street Journal will support their case. iPhoto by Nancy Smith.l Taking time out to enjoy themselves, the Debate class shares a laugh before getting hack to work. iPhoto by Robert Freemanl It's wrong! Mrs. Stacey The leader of the pack. prepares Steve McClain and Mrs. Stacey led the debate Brian Kelly for a debate. team to many victories. iPhoto iPhoto by Edsell Dodson.l by Nancy Smith.J fl fliiilffig Debate lVlaS'E6I' Affirmative case, flow pads, briefs, counter- plan, disads, and the resolution. These terms may look unfamiliar, but to a certain ambitious team, these terms were common place. Members of the Debate Team prepared themselves each day sixth period for upcoming competitions. Tournaments were held at places as small as Barnwell, S.C., and as large as Harvard Debate University in Massachusetts. The team was respected nationwide for their many titles and tournament wins, two of which were the S.C. State Champion Debate Team and Fifth Debate Team in the nation. As the year progressed, the Debate Teamls accomplishments and awards were apparent as the trophy case was filled with plaques, trays and trophies. Overall, the debaters seemed to enjoy the team. Mike Meilinger said, The most important thing I enjoy about debate is that it's an intellectual challenge to compete against other teams, and the work that you put into it is very rewarding in many areas of life. Suzanne Jaskevich bluntly wrapped things up, Debate is the only salvation in high school existence. Dawn McCraw This takes some thought. Glenn Spencer and Bruce Cowgill hear a case on water quality. iPhoto by Nancy Smith.l

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NHS lTop rowj Brian Kelly, Kirk Bolton, Scott Crawford, Ken Benoit, Steve Pachella, Peter Villiger, Micheal Babb QMiddle row? Celeste Martin, Nicole Hill, Michelle Ridgeway Suzanne Jaskevich, Kathy Taylor, Sonji Smith, Jodi Crook lBottom rowb Bonnie Richardson, Jill Zillagen, Jill Deitchley, Amy Schwirian, Laura Darien, Jennifer Thomas, Kathryn Parish, iPhoto by Randy Tarrenti NHS iTop rowl Kevin Riser, Steve McClain, Steve Bradley, Joey Pinckney, Trent Bollong, Wade Wilson CMiddle rowj Dawn Sherred, Susan Garvais, Maureen Pao, Caroline Nett, r' ,, -- Lenee Jones, Jenny Stitt fBottom rowj Shannon Rice, Karen Rawls, Pam Miller, Tricia Ivester, Lori Ray, Stacy Teague. iPhoto by Randy Tarrentl 144 NHS How about this? Ken Benoit But what if? Ken Benoit asks Mrs. Jaime Gestwicki for expresses his ideas to the her opinion. fPhoto hy Robert group. iPhoto by Robert Ffeemillll Frcemanl