Mauldin High School - Reflections Yearbook (Mauldin, SC)

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Seachu Best Little School House in S.C. The senior class, proud to be part of the Outstanding School Award, display the flag of excellence. iPhoto by Nancy Smithj Reachin fortheStars.Rh n . , ' Seniors Show What Makes Their Class Unique It took the right combination: the ordinary and the unusual, the people and the place, the unique blend of people which made the class of '86 so special. The class of '86 had its own style. What was it that made the sen- ior class so different? Perhaps it' was the tremendous amount of loyalty that was shown for the high school. For example, when the sign on front campus was vandi- lized,it was the senior class which of- fered a monetary reward for infor- mation leading to who did it. Senior Class President Mike Meilenger, said, Our idea didn't achieve any results. However, the intent proved both the loyalty and love that the senior class had for its high school. Maybe the uniqueness of the sen- ior class stemmed from the spirit the seniors displayed. Take, for instance, the Hall of Pride and the scavenger hunt, activities sponsored by student council. The seniors won the Hall of Pride competition by competing against the other classes and by hav- ing the best decorated hall. In the scavenger hunt, the seniors won by collecting more items listed by stu- dent council than any of the other three classes. Spirit was also dis- played at the pep rallies. More sen- iors than in past years participated and the spirit was overflowing. Senior Robert Harper had yet an- other idea on what made 'the class of '86 unique. He said, It was the great kindness we had for the freshmen - we let them live! Mary Beth Timmons said, MHS is the greatest high school. The rec- ognition we got from the Department of Education was definitely unique. What made the senior class unique? It was a special feeling which came from its greatest strength . . . its people. For the sen- ior class, you'll never find a better group of people. Nancy Schmid He's so unusual. Joel Dobbs, along with Joe Black and Susan Henry, take a break during a night at The Haunting. They were just three of several students who helped work at the haunted house. iPhoto by Susan Craigl Raise your hands if you're sure! Seniors show their sup- port for the varsity football team on the day of the Hillcrest game. The pep rally was just one of two that was held for the team in the gym. iPhoto by Robert Freemanl K g ya I angley with some assistance from Melissa Lark, help to deco- rate the senior hall. iPhoto by Scott King! Seniors

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