Mauldin High School - Reflections Yearbook (Mauldin, SC)

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'i 'A I 4. ' ' 5 it ll l XXX 'vhs ft '-I X Andrea Holloway John Hopkins Trisha Horton William Hudson Cynthia Hutts Kyle lnscho Ebony Irick Katrina Jacobs Erich Jacobsen Bill Johnson Yolanda Johnson Angelica Jones Angie Jones Ann Jones Bart Jones Billy Jones Lahnalle Jones Chrissy Karam Lucretia Keene Shannon Kelly Leroy Kennedy Tara Kilburn Chris Koop Kim Krejci Debbie Krueger John Lafoy Koshina Lane Wendy Lane Freshman Torture Takes Off! The Tradition Of Harassment Lives On. We're half way there! was the feeling of sopho- mores by the end of the school year. They were so close, but so far away from graduation. Being a sophomore had a few advantages. They had a little more freedom in choos- ing their classes. James Gar- rett said, At least we don't have to take P.E. this year! The sophomore class looked forward to theirx ju- nior year. Travis Kellett said, Next year I'll be one step closer to being a senior. Look out below! Joe Poterala and Kevin Chappel torment freshman Steven Moore during lunch. iPhoto by Edsel Dodsonl Sophomores also looked forward to their junior year because of sports. Erica Babb said, When we're juniors we'll be able to play on varsi- ty teams instead of just J .V. Some sophomores could not wait to be juniors be- cause of upperclassmen privileges. Kim Kilton said, Next year will be great. I can go to powderpuff and the prom! High school was finally halfway over for sopho- mores. They were not under- classmen any more but they really were not upperclass- men either. They were liter- ally stuck in the middle. Stephen Babb Freshmen

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Freshmen Brad Dorris Lynn Driggers Stacy Dunaway Chris Durham Derrick Edens Terron Edwards Eric Ellis Michelle Ellis Stacy Elmore Russell Ensley Evett Evans Raymond Evans Pammie Ferguson Tarshal Fields Tim Fitzgerald Daryl Fletcher Elliott Floyd Kelly Floyd Leshane Ford Jeffery Fortenberry Tammy Fowler Nancy Freeman Zack Freeman Pam Fusonie Nicky Galli Chris Gates Francis Gentry Brian Gillen Jose Giocamea Monica Giocamea Matthew Gooch Randy Granger Luanne Grant Susan Green lrashea Griffin Todd Griggs Todd Groce Brian Grooms Tommy Guntsch Mark Hall Morris Hall Chris Hansz Keo-Paul Harper Rick Harvey Jason Hartwig Hill Haun Carole Heil Chuck Heitz Meg Heizer Tina Henderson .lay Hess Jennifer Hill Chris Hills .Johnny Hoag Jeff Holcomb l.nnt Holiday A-P ls. 23- ...L .......a- .-L.-, '-iz Freshmen

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Freshmen Freshmen Plan Revenge In 87 . . . To Get Ahead Not Even. Although freshmen hazing soared in '86 they vowed re- venge in '87, Freshmen suffered through elevator fees', not being able to walk down the front hall, to down right be- ing picked on by upper class- men. These were just a few of the pranks that were pulled on freshmen. Although freshmen suf- fered throughout the year, they promised no mercy would be shown to the up- coming freshmen. Chucky Heitz said, It was all right being a freshman. I didn't get picked on a whole lot. But I got my share just like everyone else. But next year's freshmen better start worrying now. Geoff Lanford Andy Langston Wendy Lanier .I.R. Lara Jeni Leon Jerry Lewers .James Lightsey Margaret Ligon Shannon Lipscomb Tracy Littlejohn Paige Lockaby Patrick Lofter Billy Long Karla Long James Lucas Paige Lunceford Vicky Lunsford Eric Lutz Jennifer Main Natasha Mansell Howie Martin Peter Martin Tanya Martin Lynn Martin Morty Mattison Susan Marwell Carla Mayfield Karen McAdams Freshmen revenge plans to have some new twists for next year's freshmen. Shannon Chandler said, My brother and his friends came down on us really hard. But they taught us a few things about hazing. I can't wait to unleash on next year's freshmen. They will have to pay in sweat and blood. Gregg Wyatt Hiding out. Chucky Heitz, Trey Skardon, Mark Whitlock hide out in the hoy's locker room until they are sophomores. iPhoto by Gregg Wy- attj vs Q 4 me V pf 19 Freshmen