North Garland High School - Marauder Yearbook (Garland, TX)

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eginning Hctivgieg Ge! nl 1 DIANE KAYSER, G work for precmon dm-mg make their against Lewisville at Memonal Sta performance. J QP J M ,Q 1 SOFTBALL GAME at the choir picnic gives Crickett Darnell the opportunity to display her skill as other choir members look on. 6 ' Opening

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Tradition,Chan9e Combine In Spirited Pep Rallies rowded stands, ribtickling skits, handclapping music, spirited cheers, and the traditional NG salute were among the things we could always expect from a Raider pep rally. This year the band moved to the bleachers to provide more room for the students who attended the rallies. The overcrowded conditions forced students to sit on the gym floor. Yosemite Sam CMelanie Hopperj acquired a new 5600 wardrobe to represent North Garland. Sam's Posse helped make the assemblies a little noisier with a new siren, and the jv and varsity drill teams performed precision hand routines. Each week senior football players gave their aspirations for the eveningfs game. Freshmen, sophomores, juniors, and seniors yelled their spirit in the competition victory cheer at every pep rally. Each assembly closed as the student body sang the Alma Mater. other band members fill the stands. Mark and Charlotte Brown practice their music. CHEERLEADER Rebecca King and Yosemite Sam exchange a friendly kiss. LAURIE Raether and M'Lee Taylor demonstrate genuine pep rally spirit. Opening ' 5

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School Rolling 'N gm RAIDER Chris Cure participates in a pep rally by encouraging NG fans to support their team at the evening's game. tudentsjumped into the school year with books as well as more recreational activities. Cheerleaders, the band, and both drill teams initiated many hours of diligent rehearsals for pep rallies, halftime performances, parades, and contests. The Raider football teams also began to develop through practice drills and scrimmages. Although bookwork didnlt begin until the third week of August, students involved in these activities started training during summer vacation, often in the early hours of the morning. Other organizations planned back-to-school gatherings. Ice cream socials. choir picnics, and get-reacquainted parties for club members filled the calendar. Even the teachers got back into the grind by planning projects and research papers. The homemaking department also organized a fashion show with the help of the Simplicity Pattern Company. ,S. -VS Us 42' .- SANDRA MARTIN, Dequila Norman. and Mark Burrows model clothing furnished by Simplicity for WITH THE beginning of school, many students like Ronnie Allen find the library useful for completing homework assignments. the homemaking department's fashion show. Opening ' 7