Mauldin High School - Reflections Yearbook (Mauldin, SC)

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297 bl -X What's the plan? Members of the girls' soc- cer team huddle to discuss their strategy for the upcoming game. They defeated archri- val, Hillcrest. iPhoto by Nancy Smithj Time out for lunch. Stacey McBride, Tracey McBride and Dawn Sherrad take a minute to relax during lunch before their next class. iPhoto by Nancy Smithj What to do? junior Joel Manning takes time out during lunch to think about life at Mauldin High School. iPhoto by Nancy Smith, RZUYU limi, ,H , Mauldin High School 701 East Butler Road Mauldin, S.C. 29662 Volume 14 flew!

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IAN n qui! It Matters 5 E press Yourself Open the doors of Mauldin High School: look around. This place is no uniform gathering of clones. From the radical punk to the John Doe, they're all here : 1247 students and 90 faculty and staff, diversely different people grouped together to create a colorful assortment of personalities. Some pre- fer the footloose country image, others opt for whatever fashionable attitude is sweeping the scene. Varied opinions and beliefs also exist. Some minds dis- cuss views on current issues while some are content to exchange bits of gossip. Total opposites drawn together in the classroom or at a football game. They cherish the same moments, such as prom night, homecoming, regard- less of the barriers which make these students different. Stayin' cool. Kristy Simmons, Kevin Ward, LaCrecia Keen and Michelle Roper converse during lunch on front campus. iPhoto by Nancy Smithj Alone at last. Sheri Johnson and Rent Thompson share a moment to themselves after school. iPhoto by Nancy Smithj Altogether now! The Mauldin High Band participates in the 1986 Doo-Dah parade held in downtown Greenville. iPhoto by Jimmy Furokawaj Ylems