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

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. . .there is pride Their Alma Mater There is a special pride in the traditions established over the 146 years public education has been provided to the students of Garland. ln 1962 a group of spirited students purchased a cannon that was taken to the football games and fired when the Owls made a touchdown. ln 1965, the large bronzed bell presently used was purchased after the cannon was filled with cement following several mishaps. Students have sung the same Alma Mater for the past 30 years, after Carl Bolin, band director at that time, composed a new one and the original Alma Mater became the Fight Song. Like graduates before them, today's students have side-stepped the Owl in the GA foyer and therefore avoided cleaning it with a toothbrush. As they take part in club activities and special school events, students may, without even realizing it, be starting a new tradition that may be carried on for the next hundred years. Following the tradition of sidestepping the school mascot, underclassmen, Tony Gamino, Robin Knowles, Brian Elder, avoid cleaning it with a toothbrush. 4 opening fc.. aaa' K -5353?1e W'ii K -' Q-ggvfgii T359 Lee Blankenship plays Madam Ar- cati in the drama production of BIithe Spirit. 5 a

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Apparently the Owl's Eye is not the only thing rolling off the presses, as the newspaper staff gathers to read Annette Grizzle's preppy handbook for some tips. Riding around in class, senior cheerleaders Tracy Smith, Patricia Mc- Commas, Alicia Scales and Shannon Jones show their spirit in the Labor Day parade. While waiting in the lunch line, Coach Robert Albritton and Frank Nachousky converse. 6 opening 'ww ,,.. Driving downcourt for the Owl's of- fense, freshman team member Tami Judy breaks past a defender. -45 L 3 ai E We .L . ei ri if fr ' reef WELL., 311. , f' .- W. ' 47 gfrfa. wf ?1f A ..V,f,yy:fy,i,iSx.!H fi ffiw i f.ff73iff'i'iff5 fd? f V 1353 sgEjgi5'lF if2f5r Qi, 5 :iff Y :Q . 5,5 5 mf lgeiwjfrii I I VV ff gf Y , .,e.f?iZ!ff vvfm rigifrs fri: . .7 V. ,ggi fy' k fini. 5.5! . 1 gsffffvgief E U ' A - i it-wa X' ' ifiiif 'W g x x K If .z,Z.,q,V my . . X X xx w. Q U, my X tx' t f M X