Mauldin High School - Reflections Yearbook (Mauldin, SC)

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A Group For Everyone R At every glance, students found an organization available to them. Prom art and academics to music and cheer, students found their niche in a variety of clubs. Student Council sponsored Adopt-A-Family, while Cultural Ex- pansion Club raised money for shrin- ers' Hospital with a talent show. The Civinettes also joined the charity bandwagon by trick or treating for UNICEF, and FBLA teamed with March of Dimes in a typathon. The Phantom Brigade performed at the governor's inauguration. Teachers and students alike received a break from the monotny of the day with Teacher- switch day, sponsored by N.H.S. Var- sity, and J.V. cheerleaders cranked out cheers at the Cheerwine Cheer-off. Al- though each club functions different- N-'ff-f.h Rembrant at work. Willian Hudson and Gina King, of the National Art Honor Soci- ety touch up a work of art. Stargazing. The pressure builds as Joy Bry- ant, Wellsy Poole and Natalie Bordenich prepare to boost Maverick cheer. iPhoto by Todd Harshbargerj Musicians all. Anita Stevens, Deanne At- kins, Leroy Kennedy, and Russ Jackson play in the first annual Pops Concert. Maw 83

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Plans in the works. Student Council Members Rodney Hughes, Greg Wy- att, and Lisa Jennings plan the stu- dent body activities of 86-87. lPhoto by Nancy Smithj Youth Help Rule I feel that student council slo its Wi 2 fi za-. ., H141 How many is that? Student Coun- cil members Wendy Thacker and Jenny Manske count the can goods donated by students and faculty. They recieved 700 cans. iPhoto by Kelly Watsonl has helped me to better un- derstand the way government is run, said Beth Dickson. Student council developed students' attitudes of respon- sibility toward school related issues and kept communica- tion open between students and faculty, as well as among students within the school. The council also promoted and sponsored student activi- ties, and provided experience and training in democratic self-government. Each class governed by class boards responsible for class activities. Student Council is to help the student body, said Kristy Simmons. Of the many activities, the biggest projects were Adopt- A-Family and Give-A-Can. 128 fhdeufcouuzif Canon These projects brought in 700 cans and approximitely 55800 for the community. Other projects included Spirit week, Sunglass Day, Jersey Day, Hall of Pride, Scavenger Hunt, Pizza Call- Up, Penny Sabotage, and Mr. and Miss Merry Christmas. Anita Stevens Sachem Working together. The members of student council listen to each others ideas for projects. iPhoto by Kelly Watsonj