Mauldin High School - Reflections Yearbook (Mauldin, SC)

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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

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Faculty qtavfmfl at 2 MM Even teacher's make mistakes. Mrs. Barbara Stacey makes a bigger mess with her Liquid Paper, a handy tool for many. Mrs. Stacey was elected Teacher of the Year in 'B7. iPhoto by Mike Martinj On your mark . . . go! Coach Mike Frye begins the race by shooting the gun. Coach Frye taught biolo- gy and coached wrestling and cross country. iPhoto by Robert Freeman! Mr. Bob Nestor Mrs. Ginger Meeks Mrs. Lee Mitchell Ms. JoAnn Perrin Ms. Terri Phillips Mr. Joseph Pinckney Mrs. Jennie Ray Mr. Ben Reid Ms. Anne Richbourg Mrs. Barbara Riopelle Mr. Randy Roberts Mr. Robert Rubidoux Mrs. Beth Sayce Mrs. Gerri Shaver Mrs. june Shealy Ms. Charlene Shumpert Ms. Hattie Smith Ms. Nancy Smith Mr. Greg Snoad Mrs. Barbara Stacey Mrs. Renee Stubbs PM k a X 5