Mauldin High School - Reflections Yearbook (Mauldin, SC)

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Hut, two three . . . Lillian Brockman, flag guard of the Phanthom Brigade, keeps chin up as she performs her routine during the Homecoming Pap Ralley. iPhoto by Lonny LaPlantJ What's Happening Mauldin students stand around the track field to check out what's going on during the Homecoming Pep Ralley. iPhoto by Lonny LaPlantJ 5.-f V 4 . ,I . V 4 I 1 - s .a f ,,.,. 4 straw as .Q H Y g ......,, Xa, s Nw- S? , 4 F. CK' il if-111:- ' Like that car. Seniors cruise in style in their flashy float around the track field. iPhoto by Lonny LaPlantJ Hold on tight. Matthew Poore assists Rhyan Langley as she practices her skate boarding tech- niques. This was just one of the activities which took place at the Homecoming Pap Rally. iPhoto by Lonny LaPlantJ qs J 1:4 ' ' ' Homecoming

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Straight To The Top Hearts Swell With Pride Glory and triumph reigned again Oc- tober 25, 1985, Homecoming Day. The festivities began with a 40-minute pep rally during third period. A parade on the track featured the famed Phantom Brigade in the lead. A trail of Home- coming candidates and sponsors fol- lowed by floats from each class ad- vanced next. The truck-filled, junior class float was then chosen above the rest as the most spirited. At 5:00 p.m. a barbeque dinner was given followed by the game at 8:00 p.m. A sense of spirit arose with the well- deserved victory over Pickens that evening. Crowds of people cheered the team on with enthusiasm as Mauldin demonstrated their outstanding deter- mination with a winning score of 24-8 over Pickens Blue Flames, completing that concluded a day of many surprises. Mary Karam 22 Homecoming On the road again. Slowly cruising down the track, a juniors show off their winning homecom- ing float. iPhoto by Lonny LePlantJ

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