North Garland High School - Marauder Yearbook (Garland, TX)

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BEFORE GETTING ON THE BUS. Kathy Hodges and Cindy Collins check in with Mrs. Suhrcn forthe Spanish Club field trip to see Jose Greco, last Se tember. P Photo by Liszt Wacker LATIN CLUB f FRONT ROW: Thy Dinh ttreasurerj, Kathy Kayser. Tara Williams Ipresidentj, Noel Allen lsecrelaryl, Manship Smith tvice presidentj. SECOND ROW' Kim Rice, Becky Wells, Cristie Iidwttrds. Raye- Anne Talton. Danny Ramsey. Kim Nguyen. Leslie W Ja illbern. Debbie Franklin. Robin Fletcher. Dennis nssen. Sonja Sundbye. THIRD ROW: Teresa Ellis. Cnrlti Uiana. Peanut Cornelius, Lisa McDow. Debbie DURING THEIR FIFTH PERIOD German Class. Yvonne Humn waits while Mike Muller tries to remember his pztrt of the oral presentation. Photo by Bryan Cumby ww-'iw' Pernn, Heather Nordosl, Tracy Comlon. Richard England Dudley Filzgerald. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Carolynn Thomas Qsponsorl. Michelle Wilcox. Andy Summers, Mickey Price. Michael McClure. TOP ROW:Judy Fouls. Hubert Chance, Michael Kraus, Delbert Baker, Keith Estes. Q-. FOR THE CLASS Rome: People tind Customs, Maurice Brown displztys his model Counts uhcud on the game board to see of a Romun dumus Qhomel that hc built where she will end up, while Christine as a special project. 70 Academicsf2nd dimension BEFORE MOVING. Christine Green Leutwyler looks on. Photo by Ln.: Wacker Edward Glass, Melanie Worley. Mike lha. Michael Green, I 5 Q ...I .... X Ku. - -.

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. Vg! ...W si? f-5 Xi' Forensics instills pride in . peech or debate As Sophomore Bobby Sherer put it without hesitation, My favorite event is the Lincoln Douglas Debate because it dealt more with my trying to get someone else to accept my opinions using less fact and more opinion. Students, who can choose from a variety of forensics, including extemporaneous speaking, poetry, prose, humorous or dramatic interpreation, duet acting and cross-examination debate, often favor just one of these. Forensics invites challenge and is often chosen by those who become lawyers. The speech squad was a close-knit group which worked together and shared good times. Among special events planned during the year was a camping trip to Turner Falls in Oklahoma in May. Sponsor Diane Forbes, in her first year as coach here, explained, I feel that it is necessary not only to work with the students scholastically, but also emotionally. So many need to be given positive reinforcement for their efforts. This was something that I stressed in my classes. So many students also failed to take pride in their work, and we tried to instill this quality through competition. IN A MOCK TRIAL, Junior Andy Summers questions witness Michelle Coffin. a junior. Phulu by Bryan Cumby Fonenslcs CLUB FRONT Row Kendy mum Rqngjmfg' pam Forbes. sponsor: Hoffman, president, Jeff Ward, 'vice president, Janet Hall, Lisa' Armstrong. Tony Gibbs. Steve Kristi Ramos. reponerg Maki, Gardnermkf 3, ,,-,k, Morgan, Amy McFadden. Jeri Johnston. David . sccretaryftreasurer. SECOND RO9lQSqsigi-Q'?.x Q: . Baskin, Tom Procida. Bobby Sherer. TOP ROW:- Zahn. Denise' Alexander, Dawn C0Ffl2iiiltfifg-,Ei-g 5 Mike Ryan, Tamiyicllison, Ben Hawkins. Gary ' Christine Ttirngabe, Carl Viatta. l,arry.Hiiikle, Spence. Steve Krajca, Andy Summers, Christine Y . QL I ' . ' . K . Stinson. John Barnhart, Jim Ball. ' ' '.f..: ig.: -... .. . . . - Forensics

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Foreign language classes roaden Whether it is for a practical use or just the mystique, one fourth of the student body was enrolled in some foreign language. An additional attraction to the classes were corresponding clubs. I took German because my family is from Germany, said first-year student Robby Jacob. Both German I and II involved a study of the culture, as well as the language. German Club activities included bake sales to raise money for field trips, GERMAN CLUB - FRONT ROW: Shellyr Landrum, Steve Johnson fvixie prcsidentl, Mark fiwnltersfitreasurerj, Denise-Alexander Qsccretaryl, Ala Marlin. SECOND ROW: Anthony Martin. Mike Muller. Stephen Thompson. Yvonne Huiiia. Lena Kirnf' Kuthriii Mowcll. THIRDROIM Mrs. 'Romziyne Murrill lsponsorj. Cameron Canter. minds and t-shirts and to supplement activities. Although their hopes of going to Europe were not met, Latin Club members did enjoy the success of their Thanksgiving fund raiser. We took orders for cakes and pies and baked them, explained Treasurer Thy Dinh. I think we did pretty well. Even though Latin is not a spoken language, students think it useful. It will help me in the medical field, said Noel Allen. lcontinucd on page 721 Danny Mach. John Boyle. Kristi Columns. Heidi Muller. Liana Marquis. FOURTH ROW: Mike McMurry. T imothy, Carpenter, Ron Smyers. K 'Jimmy Johnson. Raymond Douglas. Scott Walters. David Wilson. TOP ROW: Stephan I-lodges. Han Park. lung Bin Park, Laura sever. Jennifer Boyle. f A ' ' 'law YL SPANISH 'CLUB .JJFRONT ROM Steve lha. Cathy Robinson lvice presidentl, Harold Pickett tpresidentl. Pam Wallaee Qtreasurcrl. Frank -- Zaber trcportcrj. SECOND ROW: Maria Aeevedo, Kim Runynn. Shelly Aden, Melissa Roper. Elvira Esquivel. Lori Fourzan, Debbie Hesse. Jennifer Pale. Anim Young, Esther Singh. THIRD ROW: Angie Martinez., Staci Mays, Amy-Sarver. Nikki Robinson. Lisa Berman. Becky Marcario. Mi Kim. Alicia Aguilar, Maria Tapia, Janice fSenadjanlg.FOUR'l'H ROVWAngie Whitaker. Rebecca Deutsch. Kim Gillctt,rTiffany Luong, Hilary Hileman. Sooki Mun, Tracy WcinS-chenk. Estcln Esquivel. Dawn Brendel. FIFTH ROW: Andrea Lubbers. Beneva Daily. Kathy Hodges,,Carol Chandler. Blake 'K Youngblood, Lorie Davin, Robyn Brown, Angela Smith. Traci Sams. TOP ROW: Cindy Collins. A Teresa Shaddox. Laura Coleman, Brian - Ratterree. Aaron Rifle. Rob Heideloff, Debbie Bronson, Mike Recd, Mm. Linda Suhren Wi qsponseri I Foreign Language I 71