Mauldin High School - Reflections Yearbook (Mauldin, SC)

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2 Theme ere's to good times Celebrate! Have some fun. It's OK. lt's Mauldin High School's 13th anniversary. Never mind that 13 is supposed to bring bad luck. Since when did a little supersti- tion stand in the way of a celebration? It adds mystery. It adds pizazz. There are no better times than these. . . to spread a little magic. lt's time to relax. After nine grueling hours of practice at band camp, Jeff Fortenberry enjoyed a little rest, peace, and quiet. Camp took place at the Civitan Camp 2.0 miles north of Greenville QPhoto by Nancy Smithj Enjoy it while it lasts. During the opening days of school students took advantage of the last days of summer. Kristin Hartley, Kristina Shaleuly, Lynn Deese and Carolyn Nett spent lunch time on front campus. iPhoto by Robert Free- man.j Beauty and the byte. Amy Schwirian struggled over her computer program in Mrs. Pat Krejci's sixth period comput- ers class. An anonymous donor gave the ten computers to the math department. iPhoto by Robert Freemanj Student Life 8 Academics 50 Sports 82 Qrganizations 126 People 158 210 Advertisements Index 253

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4 Theme o all of the glamour As the magical year began on August 23 everyone was caught up in the glamour of receiving the national Excellence in Educa- tion award given by the U.S. Department of Education. School spirit cast its magic spell everywhere. Student Council spon- sored the Hall of Pride competition to give each class a chance to show its spirit and pride. To add to the fun the cheerleaders and Student Council each sponsored a spir- it week. Spirit, competition, and fun helped spread a little ma ic g . Quiet! Genius at work. Jenni Stitt prepared her newspaper page for publication. The reformed journalism program gave students hands on experience with the production and publication of a newspaper. iPhoto by Stephen Bubbj Glamour girls. There were no limousines in Africa for Karen Wais and Ashley Clement so they caught a ride on a camel. They went on the Europe '85 trip with the group Mrs. Jane Cooper and Ms. Dottie Hicks took. The trip included a one day trip to Africa. iPhoto by Karinda Rankinj Out of the ordinary. During the spirit week sponsored by the cheerleaders Susan Davenport donned her best 50's at- tire for 50's and 60's day. iPhoto by Robert Preemanj Je ne comprend pas. Mrs. Bertha Zimmerman, French teach- er helped sophomore Chip Sanders with his pronunciation. iPhoto by Robert Freemanj