Mauldin High School - Reflections Yearbook (Mauldin, SC)

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.M -' .... ..,., -I.. , ,. .v.v.v Upperclassrnerfs Impressions Stereotype Freshmen Were you one of those freshmen who got picked on a lot? Or were you a fresh- man that had mostly upperclassmen friends? Which ever type you were, you had an attitude toward upperclassmen, good or bad. But what was it? Some freshmen were scared to speak out because they were afraid upperclass- men would come after them. But could that only mean their attitude was not a good one? Barry Syracuse said, Upper- classmen are ok, but if they are whimpy, then they only pick on freshman. Attitudes toward upperclassmen were more bad than good. Freshmen thought upperclassmen had superior authority over the school. Scott Royals said, Upperclassmen don't care. They think they own the school. Some freshmen liked upperclassmen. Kenny Wills said, Upperclassmen can be ok. Really, I think they are fine. Whether your attitude was good or bad, the freshmen class of '91 would be tortured by those students who had been through this before. Jenny Carlton Looking up to upperclassmen. David Godfrey reads the plaque with the first MHS senior class names on it. Freshmen checked their new school out as they became part of Mauldin. iPhoto by Nancy Smithj Shawn Shedd Douglas Shockley Linda Simmons Blaise Simenetti Lisa Small Christy Smith David Smith Jennifer Smith john Smith Tony Smith Sandy Sprouse Larry Staats Kevin Sternett Sam Stevens Laura Stewart Roger Stinson Billy Strange Todd Styles Greg Sullivan Michael Sullivan Tarsha Sullivan Staci Summerlin Tasha Sweatt Natalie Sweeney Barry Syracuse Mark Tanner Katie Temple Mickey Thurmond Michelle Townes Paul Trimble DeShay Tucker Steve Tucker Brad Turner Sammy Tweed Melissa Vinson Brett Villiger Helmut Vogel Eric Waldrop Brian Walker Scott Walker 200 PWA S u 1 x if bt ...X , ' ..gg ,sf g my t t. a .isnt

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