Mauldin High School - Reflections Yearbook (Mauldin, SC)

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.W Seniors prepare for future with Computer Math Keeping Pace With The Computer Race Are computers the new wave of the future? Seniors thought they would need to know as much as they could about computers before going to college. With the require- ments lowered so that it wasn't as stringent to take the course, approximately 60 se- niors elected to take Comput- er Math rather than Algebra III. Robin Dunlap said, I felt that I needed to learn some- thing new, because I didn't know a thing about Let your fingers do the walking. Car- ol Nutting diligently works to debug her computer program. Carol is a se- nior taking Computer Math with Mrs. Pat Krecji. iPhoto by Gary Webbj Martinj computers. Some seniors felt that the course might be an easy A to boost their grade point ratio. Students, however, soon dis- covered that it was a hard course to be taken seriously. I was expecting Math to be an easy A, but I found out that I have to work to get good grades, said Trent Boiling. Although most seniors felt it was a necessity, not all se- niors agreed that it would be helpful. Chris Windey said, Com- puters will most likely help me in the future. If computers are the future, we haven't got much to look forward to. Gregg Wyatt This is easy. Kim Kilton, and Dawn McCraw listen to Mrs. Kay Autrey's explanation of the computer pro- gram. Requirements for computers were easier so that more students could take this class. iPhoto by Mike Where did I go wrong. Scott Harring- ton and Trudy Ayers get some advice from Mrs. Kay Autrey. This year the math department offered Pascal in computers, iPhoto by Todd Harshbergerj Peopi 177

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176 P Sabrina Rachel Webber Civinettes 15 Colden Strip 3, 4 Dania Westmark jill Michelle Wheeler Pep Club 3, FCA 4 Adrienne Whitner janet Lynn Wittemore Singing Christmas Tree 3, Pops Choir 3, Pow- derpuff 4 jeff Wickline Guidance Aide 3, I speak EZ 3, 4, PCA 2, 3, 4 William Charles Willimon Student Council 1, 2, 3, Football 1, 25 FCA 3 Tonya Dawn Wilson Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Civinettes 1, FCA 2, 3, 4 jerry Wade Wilson Ir. FCA 2, 3, 4, Soccer 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, Class President 4g NHS 3, 4 Christopher Bryant Windey Boys' State 3, Powderpuff Cheerleader 3, 4, FCA 3, 45 JA 2 Ron Winters Monica Cherie Wooten FAC 2, 3, 4, Honors All State 3, 4, Spectrum 4 Gregory Specer Wyatt Vice President 2, 3, Co President 4, Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4, Singing Christmas Tree 2, 35 Con- gressional Classroom 3g Rest As- sured 3, SCASC 3 Carlia Brook Yeargin Powderpuff 4 Jessica Lois Vivian Youngblood Pow- derpuff 4 Iames Rowley Yown III Wrestling 1, FCA 2 jenny Zimerian Amy Hartzell W 4'- 1 r w YL? if Q. lf' Z -1- If Vs, X ' ' V ,, w 1 ' f , 1 ,JW fi '-, ,Y , , ,f We wr tl ,i ., wi? f . 1' Q 4

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