South Garland High School - Sabre Yearbook (Garland, TX)

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lvlost Talented A Xiu mc. S ,tx I, 14 we Egfr S V 1. k-,' TG, ,Ni-:Q-F3315 WWE -V W. L. C., A. .V . .ffm ifilmi' i' - -if:-fffi A ' i ' L SUZANNE BUBTON's excellent singing abilities were shown through her association with the Acap- pella Choir and Showboaters. They had led her to membership in All Region, Area, and State Choirs. Suzanne was also busy with Student Council, Beta Club, and Keyettes. DAVID HANIEB was active in both band and choir. A part of Symphonic and Marching band, he served as Drum Nlajor in addition to Showboaters and Acappella Choir Cot which he was presidentj. David also participated on the President's Council. lvlost Likely To Succeed SUSIE GBUBBS has served as member-at-large, historian, and president of Student Council. She' was treasurer of Keyettes and a member of Beta Club, Mu Alpha Theta, NHS, SAC, FCA, and Presi-E dent's Council. Also she played Varsity basketball and was Senior All SGHS. T PAUL HABVILL was a National Nlerit Semi-Final7 ist. Paul enjoyed being active in Beta Club, Chemisf try Club, and German Club. He was Vice-President of Nlu Alpha Theta, Treasurer of NHS, and Rotary Student of the Month. i af' 1 it ii , A . i his . ... Ei: ami i X. ' -:' 1 -v v .1 'S l

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lvlost Athletic KIM KAY was a member ofthe Girl's Varsity bas- tball and track teams, and served as Captain of e Varsity volleyball team. She took part in Acap- .lla Choir and also received a nomination for Witti- I-. GREG PARKER participated on the Libertas staff d Presidents Council. In addition, he was nomi- ted for Best Colonel Spirit and Most Masculine. S' lvlost Beautiful . And Handsome . MARLENE SWINDALE, who won Senior Nlost Beautiful, was nominated for .Most Feminine and CoIoneI's Lady. ln addition, she was a member of the Southern Belles and senfed on the Belle Council. Besides winning Most Handsome, BRIAN KllVl- BRELL was nominated for Colonel. He was elected Most Handsome his Sophomore and Junior years. Brian participated in FCA, Key Club, and played baseball during his three years at S.G. Honors I67

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Most Masculine And Feminine . SANDRA GRAVES participated in the Spanish Ilub, Biology Ch:-b, and Keyettes. She was a Senior 3elle Lieutenant and was named Junior Belle of the fear. RANDY GLOVER, a Varsity football captain, was a nember of Key Club and FHA. He was also a nomi- mee for Most Handsome. Q fo l ' I Wittiest - 3 TRICIA FESKE was a member of FHA, Student Council, President's Council, Libertas, and Planta- tion Times. She served as president of Thespians and Vice-president of the Senior Class. Tricia also distinguished herself as being the first Poet Laure- ate of South Garland. AARON KIRBY was a member of Showboaters, Student Council Cabinet, and Spanish Club. He was the reporter of the Acappella Choir and was nomi- nated for Most Talented. Honors 169