Garland High School - Owls Nest Yearbook (Garland, TX)

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Key Clubbers Brad Moss, Ricki Rose, Mark Godsell, and Terry Hanes assist with Bell Guard responsibilities at each pep rally and football game. The A Cappella Choir provides their own style of spirit, as they sing with patriotism at the Highland Park game. spir 0 it Cspir'itD, n. liveliness, courage, en- thusiasm, and loyalty together. The 1979-80 school year ended, leaving behind such unpleasant memories as muddy sidewalks, a losing foot- ball team, the fire's destruction to the Stu- dent Commons area, and an overall feeling of lost pride. This year was accom- panied by a completely different attitude, however, as the student STUDENT LIFE body lifted their chins and worked with each other. Why did the spirit improve so much, though? Since the Owls were more pro- sperous this year, the students became more interested and involved, pointed out Lisa Austin. I feel that GHS spirit has really improved this year, said head cheerleader Linda Fain. Everyone showed extra spirit at the pep rallies and games and did their best to support the foot- ballteams. The Goldjackets attend each intown game to back the Owls

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As the sounds of the fiddle rind up, country and rock lovers alike join in the traditional Cotton- Eyed-Joe. GHS student body celebrates another victory, as they dance after the Lakeview game. Michael Lynch and Cindy Stew- art seem to be content with the more mellow sound as they sway to the music of the last dance ofthe evening. New Wave was enjoyed by all, as students do the Pogo in the center circle. VICTORY DANCES 21

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