Mauldin High School - Reflections Yearbook (Mauldin, SC)

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10 Prom This agie Moment Students night in heaven This magic moment won't last for- ever ... but students who attended the prom certainly wished it could. The night began at 6 p.m. with dinner pre- pared by the Hyatt Regency Chef. Point of View, a local band, provided the music. I thought the band was good. I liked their music, and the music they played by other artists, com- mented Russell Wright. the honors. After all this excitement who could go home? No one was ready to! The night was still young and everybody was looking for something to do after- wards. A group of concerned parents were ready and put on the second annu- al After-Prom Party. Food, dancing, ca- sino games and a sound and light show kept the party going all night long . QM? ,Ji- ,Vx ff f This Night in Heaven didnlt go without its mishaps though. Vicky Taylor explained, K'The food was great, but I was kind of mad because the strap on my dress broke and I had to keep fixing it all night? A time honored tradition found its way to the prom as the evening was highlighted by the crowning of the first Prom Queen, Kim Baker. Mrs. Jamie Gestwicki, social studies teacher, did Andrea Smith said, It was fun! We were like little kids again. Making it home at daybreak, stu- dents slept all day Sunday as they pre- pared their exhausted bodies and minds for school Monday. Pictures, stories and hugs were exchanged upon return to school. Each with that gleam in the eye and a smile worth a thousand words as students recounted events of their night in heaven. Alicia Brown , 'F Living it up! Stephen Smith, Amy Bowers, Mar- tha Martin and Joey Tisdale relax after an enjoy- able dinner before they hit the dance floor in the Hyatt Regency's Grand Ballroom, host for the 84- 85 prom. iPhoto by Ed Dodsonj

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BURN aking the magic In between the hustle and bustle of classes, at lunch, and after school there was plenty of time for a little hocus-pocus. Per- fume fights and mousse fights brought some mischievious magic into the day. After school, ballgames and Burger King held enchantment. Students topped any sorcerer at making a little magic. Where the boys are. Lunch was the best part of the day for Kevin Baldwin, Thomas Batson, and Tony Verano. Longer lunch shifts provided more time for a little R and R. iPhoto by Robert Preemanj Living it up! After a 13 to 10 victory over Eastside, Marnie Curtis, Jenni Stitt, Jenny Connolly, Leighann Beirnsteill, and Trudy Ayers celebrated at their favorite hangout, Burg- er King. iPhoto by Robert Freemanl Student Life

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And the winner is . . Beth llalcolnhe offers a congratulatory hug as Kim Baker, lX1auldin's first Prorn Queen, steps forward to model her crown. tljhoto hy Ed Dodsonl Bop till you Drop! The 84-S5 After-Prorn party. the mnst st1cc'essl'ul yet proved to he a play ground for entertainment as .lohn Percival, Kristi Alexander, Shannon Hartson and Russel Wright dance the night away. tlfhoto hy Hd Doclsonl X ,,. LLL I The man in the moon is three ladies! Joanne Jansson, Penny Baker and Tracey Bur- nett have stars in their eyes as they pose for a picture to help them remember the prom and After-Prom party. iPhoto by Ed Dodsonj