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

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55 .ngfeas l ent rosh If Diff Ma 6 DaY Pa- Labor 1-e5 fo i in thiand PrePjter ln PafficiPa nifh1'Lg Alma M m E fade' 3:1 Play t 5foP SS ol- f ont of the scho f i Swfouwl Enrollment reached an all time high, 2063, with 777 freshmen, but with a new high school in 1982 this year's enrollment would be one of the largest. The high school, to be built in Northeast Garland, ould eventually accomodate over 2000 students. The dedication didn 't stop with school work. The Beta Club and National Honor Society collected food and money to provide Thanksgiving dinners to help the Salvation Army and needy fam- i ies. The Students Council called upon the entire student body to onate toys to give to children who otherwise wouldn't have had a ristmas. The Key Club collected gifts and favors for a party they gave the children at the orphanage. Beta Club collected used toys to aid in the effort to make the holidays happy for everyone. Arias held a Christmas party for the students in special education classes day before the vacation started. Refreshments wer each student received a stocking of goodi No matter how many h' dedication and Carlan ' on the e prov' es from X rgh sch closene Cl High ' Itself rded, and the Society. ools there may be in Garland, our ss makes us well known. People know that will always be Hrst because Our Name Speaks for 'fl' Ulf' Freshman Mixed Choir pi-ac. tices for the Christmas assembly Matthew lvlorrison concentrates on the music Ulldef the direction of Mr, Bragg. X , , 9 X- X A- X- Q 1 Opening!5

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fl yearn- he foe B Q PS AVO o e X0 he ,avi Wig T vegeadgrks ex t x o Xascxkefzew Xhe en 'Atv l I9 C t 223296 Wei A V du 6 udeytts gt In Sch ool A CTI V1 TISS The Mighty Owl Band and the Dashing Debs began in August practicing for the football games and contests. The Academic Decathlon prepared for their competition by meeting regularee ht to take tests and complete assignments. The latin classes prepared for their trip to Austin College for the Foreign Language Weekend The choirs rehearsed for the Buccaneer Music Festival held at Del Mar College in Corpus Christi FFA members spent many long hours at the barn grooming and fee07ng their animals in order to prepare them for the hvestock sho ws. We proudhf watched as our best players and students received t many scholarshdos for their efforts. At the end of each six weeks, t we eagerly checked to see if our names were on the honor rolls. T As the honor graduates lined up across the gym on A wards Day we reahbed that the years of hard work hadpaid off The speeches g of the lfale07ctorian and Salutatorian brought tears to our eyes as J they spoke about all of our accomplishments. We faithfulhf withstood the cold weather in order to support our football teams in the contests with their opponents. We traveled long 07stances to watch our basketball teams defeat their con- tenders. The winter and spring sports teams were trying th est to make this year the best even of this excellence and de07cation showed th always on top with Our Name Speaki Garland is or itself nior Deb members pere ed hetr rouhne during the omecomtng pep rally Christie Her- o es the p its at unison with the ot er girls. Sir hard All at ng f As lhe Se form t H d do s I h Openingp