Mauldin High School - Reflections Yearbook (Mauldin, SC)

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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

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6 Theme o all the excitement Changes and luck charged the year with excitement. The power of magic prevailed when Mrs. Marilyn Hendrix, principal, cut homeroom from 20 minutes and added an extra ten minutes to the lunch period. Vice principal Harold Newsome brought a little more excitement into the year when he used his magical touch to draw the lucky card for the van given away by the school district. Not one of the 1,268 students es- caped the good fortune that spread a little magic. Suiting the occasion. During senior portrait days, David Wilson put on a 'acket and tie but what about the shorts? J 1 Jams were the most popular summer attire. iPhoto by Nan- cy Smithj Dress you up. Marilyn Berry, Drez Stenhouse, Mary Moore, and Julius Thompson took a breather from prom night fun. The Hyatt Regency provided dinner and dancing for the prom. iPhoto by Edsell Dodsonl Do you need this class? Mrs. Sylvia Neeley helped Marcy Jennings, Tonya Martin, and Charlen Hinton arrange their schedules. Arena scheduling took place July 30, 31, and August 1. iPhoto by Nancy Smithl Give us strength. Rodney Hughes and Chris Mitchell mus- cled their way into Ms. Nancy Smith's heart. They carried the boxes containing the yearbook fundraising project to the publications room. iPhoto by Nancy Smith.,