Mauldin High School - Reflections Yearbook (Mauldin, SC)

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Ka 2 5 .. sf: Q.sweetestassesses-armwasmmewmsamsawwwxsvzwzmssassxwemsssemezsearewemwwssseweswmrsmswmwmsmmwn wemwaws The Fighting Force Behind It A11 A Thankless Job They hold a thankless job. Yet they the fighting force behind it all. The of Mauldin High School to achieve and maintain a school as a Model for the Nation. But were their rewards? A Mrs. Marilyn Hendrix has been the of Mauldin since it's opening 1973. favorite part of this job is work- g directly with the students. That's a ard within itself, Mrs. Hendrix said. Each of the administrators said they joyed working with each other. e are all hard workers. The admin- UW pal Billie McGaha. Ms. McGaha came to Mauldin from Carolina High in 1983. Working with students was also a re- ward for Mr. Harold Newsome, Maul- din's co-vice-principal. I feel that I have a very good relation- ship with the students. I enjoy that, said Mr. Newsome. The administration has its rewards. There's not a thing I would change here, Mr. Newsome said. jenni- fer Hill Hamming it up. Vice-principal Harold Newsome visits with Mike Stewart, John Poore, and Jim E .S at 55? if fl 3 1: E. ii 52: S .1 Mrs. Marilyn Hen- derix Principal 5 E ga S35 5 E Ms. Billie McGaha Q Assistant Principal gl it 3 5 Mr. Harold New- some Assistant QS gt is dedicated, compassionate, on top of things. We have a good relationship, said Vice-princi- Bridges in the cafeteria. Lunch gave students and administration time to socialize. iPhoto by Nancy Smithj wawmfrvf Principal S . ,,.. H I 2 E 2 QE liil if .gi 1 2 it ,. ,f f 'N . . . 3, . ' - tv wwe:-ff 'S ' J , Wawewwff I 'Vw ig., I wEW XY is? .. TNT People Q02