Mauldin High School - Reflections Yearbook (Mauldin, SC)

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German Club lRow Onej Sean Mc- Namara, Lizzie Barilovits, Margaret Crittendon, Leah Ricket, julie Mc- Cormack, Paige Mills, Marcy ,len- nings, Carol Nutting, Shannon Ja- cobsma, Joyce Harris, QRow Twoj Bryan McNamara, Kevin Ward, Ja- mie Moak, Eric Miller, Klaus Schoen- ing, Melisa Black, Kathy Riitters, Mici Balenger CROW Threej Bobby Parker, Chris Hanz, Rogers Stinson, Eric Spann, Matthew Gooch, Monica McDermont, Jon Maddox, Philip Barilovits tRow Fourj Chris Fuselier, Raymond Evans, David Arland, Sean Hanz, Tate Putnam, Wade Wilson, Ted Kinsler Spanish Club fRow One, Michelle El- lis, Debby jones, LuAnn Kratzer, Cathryn Berry, Kathy Riitters, An- drea Burgess, Shannon Davis fRow Twoj Kim Westmark, Selvi Shammu- ganathan, Kim Epps, Mandy Elmore, Stacy McBride, Angela Summers, Lori Crooke fRow Threej Heather Where? EH Hutton when you need him? - Spanish club treasurer, Adri- an Payne, silently contemplates ,the clubs financial state. Money was al- ways welcome by any club. iPhoto by Kelly Watsonj Sughrue, Diane Atkins, Anita Ste- vens, Natalie Patterson, Adrian Whitman, Tracy McBride, Nancy Ca- son, Cory Love fRow Fourj Kelly Moreland, Diana Thompson, Kristi Naylor, Mike Martin, Kelley Wilson, Adrian Payn, Curt Taylor 110 Qoamxk fGwum C516 EXW' O.K. Class, Canta Canla! Mrs. Pratt carefully instructs her class to line up for Christmas carols in Spanish. The Spanish Christmas party was held Dec. 18. iPhoto by Mike Martini 'tb- Pig out! Tina Alverson, with fellow classmates themselves to the Spanish Everything from taco doughnuts was served. Mike Martini

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'i t. N, Clap your hands, stomp your feet! Varsity cheerleader Jenni Stitt gener- ates some spark in the Maverick of- fense. iPhoto by Robert Freeman, jam the Generals! Debby Jones, Mi- chele Chaney, and Pam Shepard mar- vel at Michelle Wais' masterpiece. iPhoto by Stacey Cooperl Smile everyone, smiles! Wendy La- nier, Wendy Oehlson and Wellsy Poole strut their stuff at Cheerwine. iPhoto by Kelly Wilsonl Ignite School Spirit We got the spirit, yes we do! We got spirit, how about you? If students didn't have spirit this year, the Pep Club and cheerleaders were certain- ly not to blame. We really had our work cut out for us, varsity cheer- leader Lori Bridges said. It was hard trying to boost school spirit, and get it like it used to be. Both clubs organized pep rallies together, and provided poster support for the school teams. They also raised mon- ey for the spirit chain. Our clubs helped each other, Pep Club president Shon King said. One would come up with an idea which the other would carry out. It took a lot of dedication. The devotion reaped bene- fits at cheerleading tourna- ments. Both squads partici- pated in competitions with other schools. The varsity practiced every day for one Cheer Power month preparing for the Cheerwine Cheer-Off. The I.V. cheered their way into be- ing narned best J.V. squad at the E.C.A. camp at Wofford. We had a good year, and we're ready to win Cheerwine next year, J.V. cheerleader Shannon Davis said. Pep Club and cheerleaders were both pleased with what they accomplished and start- ed setting goals for next year. Gina King explained, We want to have more activities, and hope to have a mascot next year. Hopefully, our ef- forts will bring brighter times our way. Stacey Cooper -... ri Pep C516 109 4 -WX

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Looks good! German Il students en- joy authentic German food at Haus Edelweiss iPhoto by Bobby Parkerj Harmonizing Tones! Mrs. Pratt's fourth period Spanish class takes time out to practice Spanish Christ- mas Carols. iPhoto by Mike Martinj A - Learn A New Thing If, at lunch, one of your friends started speaking what seemed to be ancient Pig-Lat- in, you shouldn't be alarmed. And if they seemed to have caught on to some rather strange habits or tastes, you should have ignored that, too. They weren't in the Twilight Zone. They probably however, just go back from a Spanish or German club meeting. Learning more about lan- guages and cultures expanded students knowledge of for- eign countries. Club experiences such as participating in holiday tradi- tions and tasting foreign meals, has helped me better understand Spanish culture, said Michelle Ellis. Some students took an in- terest in the languages be- cause of their heritage. Leah Ricket said, Since my relatives are German, I need to be able to better communi- cate with them Los Amigos, the Spanish Club's official name, and the Culture Shock German Club sponsored acti- vites such as celebrating for- eign holidays and discussing different societies. German II enjoyed a trip to Haus Edeweiss Travis Kellett summed up the main idea when he said, Spanish club is an excellent opportunity for students to gain knowledge of another culture. Kristi Naylor Qbwaltk XGWW1 C516 111