Mauldin High School - Reflections Yearbook (Mauldin, SC)

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Bedtime for Bonzo Varsity football team players sack out before their weekly Friday night game. The players enjoyed the rest period after a hot meal in the school cafeteria. iPhoto by Todd Harshbargerl Deliver me from temptation . . . Members of the Maverick soccer team huddle around second year coach, Gregg Snoad. The team said the I.ord's Prayer before each game to prepare for the upcoming match, iPhoto by Todd Harshbargerj Chow Time Maverick wrestlers chow down before an upcoming match against Eastside. Team members often went on eating binges after each wrestler had weighed in. iPhoto by Todd Harshbargerj Mauldin! Mauldin! Mauldin! The Lady Mavs take a short pause to plan their strategy. Coach George Youstra prepared his team mentally as well as physically before each game. iPhoto by Todd Harshbargerj Feaww 157

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Expressions: To Each His Qwn. Four classes tightly packed into one school. Each shoved around for a little elbow room, and built their own iden- tity. Seniors sported the new attitude that comes with turning eighteen. For seniors, 200 schedule change had to be adjusted before even setting in the new year. The ending of their high school life saddened seniors while the prospect of college lay ahead. Juniors found that being upperclass- men brought benefits like class rings and the prom. The tuck in the middle routine trailed sophomores around but did not discourage their spirit. Hazing was made a serious offense and all fresh- men breathed a little easier. Although rivals with each other, each class joined with one another, and threw their weight behind the Maverickg something all could share. Back to basics. Seniors Rent Thompson and Melissa Porter collect plant samples during Mrs. June Sheally's Environmental Science class. iPhoto by Keley Watsonj Our undivided attention. Mauldin stu- dents listen intently as particpants of the get smart program share their experi- ences. iPhoto by Nancy Smithj BA-NA-NA! Sophomore Jennifer Main en- joys the luxury of a tropical fruit during the cold of mid-winter. iPhoto by Kelley Wat- sonj Uwe 159