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

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Farewell, Seniors. Coach Larry Frost, Coach Mike Frye, and Mrs. Sybil Babb get ready for graduation. Faculty donned their black robes for the annual pro- cession. iPhoto by Stephen Babbl What are these kids doing? Mrs, Jacquelyn Young anxiously looks on as the four classes compete in the Wacky Olympics. Students competed in the Blind Quarterback. iPhoto by Robert Freemanj wg..s.... .. .. W. . .,.,... -M , M -:B'2w59mwWMW:s. M ,M U ,Mmwgwew mmm A -N 1 'fum . . W., WN:?3'S-fmvsav-wM5'm'W W rmmmwammmwwsmwwafzarmwsawmw-xwmsswffsssaw I a C 'll 1 t y' aww? QE: . 443277 53 s El 3 in E: if 52 if ii i if 3 EV is 5 E 2 Q? i E fi 5, El is s 3, I 5, Q at I s is , 5 E ti S fi E ifmw ggg Mrs. Edith Durham Mr. Duke Fisher Mr. Ronald Fisher Mrs. Thelma Fletcher Mr. Mark Franks Mr. Larry Frost Mr. Mike Frye Mrs. Becky Gault Mrs. Marilyn Hall Mr. Stan Hopkins Mrs. Babs Hunter Mrs. Shirley jameson Mr. Joel Keller Mrs. Pat Krejci Mrs. Meta l.aFrancis Mr. Frank Lafkin Mr. Carroll Long Mrs. Elizabeth McCam Mr. John McCuen Mrs. Betty Mcwhite Mrs. Chris Medlin 9I'Ol'1 .... ..Q,,......M ...... W W,u...N MMM W Peopk Q05