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

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llfi New Friends Are Made The halls are once again filled with 777 bright, eager faces of the freshmen and 1210 not so bright or eager faces of the upperclassmen. To these students, school is more than the basics: reading, writing and arithmetic. High school life is filled with Friday night games, dances and ' parties. ' M 4 As the year began, many new friends were made, These friendships were formed through classes, activities and organizations. These friends and the fun outweighed the drudgery of homework and exams. Nt activities were going this year. Everyone wanted to be involved. Fund raisers included everything from M 8: M's to pizzas, and from cheese to wrapping paper. The students purchased over 351,000 in order to be a part of these events. These experiences have created friendships that will last forever. When old friends get together and recall memo- ries of the past, they will inevitably talk about school. They may remember little things such as where they sat in a particular class. Most often, however, those special occasions- Homecoming, Popularity Ball and Powder Puff are remembered. When remembering Garland, things like friends, fun and goodtimes come to mind because the As the fo tb H t I W., ' o a eam pays :mere name Garland Speaks for Itself- Hutchins, sophomore Kimmy Blanton and junior Monica English laugh at the opponent's mascot as he break dances on the field. X mor, ol We Scseiflol ses ggoctgnwstizzs XO the 9 -Q6 A 01 ha 93 3trY1lt- an pgixsi Aaicjiexx srvnes Carried Student Life Division!9 dow I

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