Mauldin High School - Reflections Yearbook (Mauldin, SC)

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Sophomores In A Star Of L1mbo Caught I Sophomores differed in their opinions in soft drinks Whether it was Coke Pepsi Dr Pepper or any other drink the students had a variety of reasons for drinking it. Catch the wave, the campaign for Coke, fell through at Mauldin. Only 12'Z1 of the sophmores were fans of the Max Headroom product. Sorry cokeologists, Mauldin missed the wave. Dr. Pepper won the hearts of 15'Z1 of Give me a break. junior Cathryn Berry studies for a test. Students spent much of their free time study- ing for tests and quizzes. iPhoto by Mike Martinl Between the students Give me the unusual was the catch phrase for Dr Pepper It s real ly good Ive like it for years Im a Dr Pepper fanatic, said Merry Robinson. The lemon-lime taste of Sprite went sour. Only 596 of the sophomores en- joyed the refreshing taste of Sprite. Along the same line, only 596 of the stu- dents drank 7-up, you never had it and never will. The all time winner for favorite soft drink was Pepsi. Sixty-eight percent of the students joined in for the choice of the new generation. Jennifer Hill 41 Lili V 37 4 M 5f ,, , .,,., -... ....... . -. ti., ---,- .-.... , ..,. James Brown LaVonia Brown Stefan Brown Jeff Buie Andrea Burgess Shane Burrell Scott Burnham Pam Burton Leif Busby Eric Campbell Noelle Canavan Brad Caney john Cantrell Todd Carbrey Jenny Carlton Sharon Cash Shannon Chadler Anthony Cheslak Amy Chiles Ken Clardy ' Rebekkah Clyburn Jody Cobb David Cody Chip Coker Kevin Coker Robert Colacioppo Brent Collins Derek Compton Jack Conner Tim Connor Chuck Conrad Jeff Cook Angela Cotney Mike Cotter Chad Cousins Chris Crain Lori Crooke Sam Crosby Demetrious Cruell Peoph 18 Chandra Cruickshank

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QM pw All ears Heath Bouchillan and Tom Kesling listen as convicts answer the students questions The convicts visited Mauldin as part of the Get Smart program, iPhoto by Robert Freemanj Sophomores f f ' A - ' ' jeff Adams Scott Allen Tina Alverson Antoine Amaker Patrick Anderson Matthew Antley Gwynne Armstrong Andy Arthur Ryan Atkinson jerry Ayers Lisa Bailey Teresa Bailey Kevin Baldwin Melani Ball Ivy Bannister Elizabeth Barilovits Philip Barilovits Michelle Bartz Tee Batson Kit Baty Greg Baur Michael Bayne Ken Reece Andrea Beesley LaShawn Bell Scott Bell Markus Bersmann Cindy Buetel Pam Birk Alice Blackwell Chad Bolling Karen Bomar Heath Bouchillon Ricky Bouchillon Amanda Bowers Tim Bridgers Laura Brockenbrough Tiffany Brooks Art Brown Dawn Brown 186 Peopi

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Students Minds On Accidents Worries, Fret Auto accidents worried some of the student body, but other students were not so concerned. Accidents happened making students think of auto expences. Marc Whitlock ' said, It scares the heck out of me with q the high insurance rates of today. Safty was a high concern among stu- dents. Accidents happen because cars come flying out of the parking lot and ' don't care about something that might . happen to anything else, said Tracy Littlejohn. Students such as Chris Durham had confidence in the good habits of his peers. I think most of the student body are safe drivers so I don't worry much, john Curry Barry Davis joey Davis David Deiss Mark Deiss Sandy Derdziak Beth Dickson Wendy Dickson Patrick Dorrian Brad Dorris Lynn Driggers Chuck Drude Stacy Dunaway Chris Durham Derrick Edens Terron Edwards Alice Eichelberg Eric Ellis Michelle Ellis Stacy Elmore Apurua Engineer Raymond Evans Doug Fabian Colleen Falat Pam Ferguson Kathy Ferry Tarsha Fields Brian Finn Tim Fitzgerald Elliot Floyd Kelly Floyd LeShane Ford N , ' Jeffrey Fortenberry Nancy Freeman Zack Freeman Pam Fusonie Nick Galli Tracy Garner Chris Gates Frances Gentry 188 PWA he said. Students had different feelings and worries. I feel more restrictions should be pressed into effect in the parking lot. They should have policement patrol around here more often to help slow down the possibilities of accidents espe- cially on days when the roads are slick, said Tina Kay. Students showed much concern over all about accidents. Heather Sughrue Crash, clang, crunch! Metal collides with metal as Troy Kleckly bangs up his car. He skidded in the wet streets in front of the high school last Novem- ber. iPhoto by Todd Harshbargerl. K.. L - s R