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

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1 People Adelita Acevedo Gary Anderson Nancy Anderson Pam Anderson Wendy Anderson Sheri Armistead David Armstrong Michelle Arocha Kristina Ashley Steve Ashworth Kenneth Atkins Lisa Austin Cindy Bacher Chris Ballew Birom Batton Debbie Beaudoin Candis Beene April Berryhill Dee Dee Bird Tammy Birket Lori Bishop Tommy Blankenship Ken Bacher Jeanette Bond Alexa Bowman Pat Boyd Debra Brewton Julie Brian Larry Cannon Ramiro Carrasco Aaron Carrier Keith Cave Eva Chappell James Chester Darren Chilcoat Susan Childress Chris Childs Jack Choi Kathy Clark Merlin Clark Annette Claytor Janet Colbert Keith Compton Donald Congdon Jana Crane Craig Crawford Isabel Cristales Angie Crouch Amy Crowder Donna Cunningham Robert Currille Barbara Dabbs Ronn Darr Ed Darter LeAnn Day Michelle Dedmon ix' 5 A if wifi'-514' v x - 1 tr. , , -uv ,Ti l, Q. r- C t arf N ,,i..i, ... . X. M 3 i r 1 X 2 L: X i ' i H is r tx if ss-Q , to i ir, 1' H i 1 1- M 'Ffa rw .', L: l i if 3 fi? ' cc t '. K C AF izf iilf -f If H, L fe 2 . , .e,,. .ei, , J, C. . A --'-- A . Ai , ' i, N 5 A -ig ---r . . f- .AB R , H- L - jgx .K I if Q . .fx if lg f f ' M J s ks . 5' ' f-.4 iff 'HQ .A F - ' 1 li te- '

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Stephanie A. Warren Cheerleader 2,3,45 Homecoming Court 43 Beta Club 3,43 Youth 8a Government 3,4, Secretary 45 Project Close Up 45 French Club 25 Key Club 3,4, Craig A, Washington Football 1,2,3,45 Newspaper Staff 1. Colleen J. Watkins FFA 1,2,3,4. James E. Weathersbee A Capella 2,3,4, Section Leader 43 Freshman Choir 15 Refrigeration'Air 45 Celebrations 4. Lynne WestA Capella 3,45 Choralairs 1,2. Paul B. Westlng Bell Guard 4, Steven W. Wheeler. Tammy D. White A Capella 25 Freshman Choir 15 OEA 3,4 Carla K. Wiggins. Billie J. Williams. Jeffrey M. Wil- liams Com-puter Math Club 3,45 Vice-president 3, Treasurer 45 Drama Club 3,45 Spanish Club 23 Debate 25 Play Cast 2. Tiffany A. Williams Goldjackets 15 Art Club 45 DECA 3,4, Secretary 35 Rodeo Club 1. Yolanda R. Williams Choralairs 1,2,35 FHAfHECE 4. Ka- ren J. Willls A Capella 2,3,45 Freshman Choir 13 Beta Club 3,45 Youth 8: Government 45 NHS 3,45 Spanish Club 15 VICA- fCabinet Making 3, Secretary-Reporter 3. Erlc G. Wilson Football Mgr. 2,3,45 Baseball 1,25 Beta Club 3,45 NHS 4. Kurt W. Wllson Football 1,2,3,45 Art Club 25 Youth 84 Gov- ernment 2,35 Key Club 15 French Club 35 Class Treasurer 2,3. Michele Wilson Band 1,2,3,43 Beta Club 3,45 FHAXPELE 3, President 35 Key Club 2,35 German Club 3,4, Secretary 45 Flag Corps 4. Robert J. Wilson. Thomas K. Wiseman. Shelly R. Woods Dashing Debs 35 Goldjacl-tets 1,25 HOSA 354. Wllllam C. Workley. James A. Wright VlCAfMachine shop 4, Industrial Arts 4. Marlon N. Wrlght FHA 25 FHA4 XPELE 33 FHAXHECE 4. Brian K. Wyrlck Baseball 1,2,3,45 VlCAfCabinet Making 3,4, Vice-president 3,4. Dianna L. Yeakle. Sandi D. York FHA 45 OEA 4. Ken- neth L. Zachary. Nancy Zimmerman. Seniors

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IGHT I Q -- , , T j r it I A A X4 l f 1 X l W i Q, . 'fh in i f They had reached the final stepping stone - just one more year before they could take that respected senior title as their own. The 396 juniors comprised the smallest class in the building, but not the smallest display of enthusiasm. They began their year by giv- ing the Jaycees a big helping hand. They sponsored both a dunking booth and a money toss at the Jaycee Jubilee over Labor Day weekend. The class offered a real change of pace to those who at- tended their sponsored victory dance when they included a mud-wrestling contest. Before the evening was over, both female students and faculty members had taken a slippery dip in the sloppy, cold pool of clammy mire. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS - Front Row: Debbie Beaudoin lsecre- taryl, Mrs. Mary Suggs lsponsorl, Ms. Laura Barden tsponsorl, Stacey Jackson lpresidentl. Back Row: Larry Cannon lvife-presidentl, Angie Harper lreport- er . wwf xfzfevs ,- is Z-L. ,fe 1, H' ei ,H cg at 'il ff? 1 i IK! I Car washes joined the class' list of money-makers, along with a concentrated and successful M8rM candy sale held in the spring. Sales soared during break, and little yellow and brown boxes could be seen in class atop stacks of books and peeking out of students' pockets in the halls, The annual Powder Puff game with the seniors brought them needed monetary gain, and they began to set their sights on summer with planned garage sales and inventories. Their success prompted presi- dent Stacy Jackson to say, Our class is one of the best around. It has really been an honor serv- ing. Junior status brought class rings. Class members placed or- ders with company representa- tives visiting during lunches or took advanteage of local jewelry store offers. There was always an air of excitement when they arrived and classmates compared their newest baubles. Lisa Dobbs John Donaldson John Doyle Christi Drummond Clay Dunn Kay Flack Chance Fleace William Flowers Valarie Foster Melissa Fouquette John Geurian Kelly Granade Brian Green Robyn Grantham Robyn Greer Chris Guzman Josephine Hah Jeff Hall Billy Hamilton Chad Hardcastle Mark Hardy Ginger Hargrove Angie Harper Michael Harris Jan Hatcher Brenda Havener Sherrie Hawkins Teresa Helton Junioirs 1