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

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CU! Community Offers F lx ..,f' N TYPEWRITER is put to good use by Janie Inman. an employee of GISD. YOUNG Life members Cindy Ethel, Terry Parmely, Greg Grubb, and Diane Gilliland spend a fun but rough weekend at Sky Ranch. 16 ' Opening wf.' b.yii A U on n-Lak W N wwf' SACKING groceries at Tom Thumb helps Mark Stubbs to earn extra money. DIANA Brazil, pupil personnel at the GISD administration building, finds the floor a comfortable place to do her job.

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Continue Hfter 3215 'fm Q3 , ,XJ ii! ithout faculty members who were willing to give more than the execution of lesson plans, school would have been little more than a series of books and assignments for students. Two people have helped us to develop emotional maturity in addition to increasing our knowledge. Without their sponsorship of the band, bell guards, Beta Club, jv and varsity cheerleaders, a vital part of our extracurricular activities would have been less colorful. Known to band members as Mr. C, he spent hours upon hours working to develop musical talent in his students individually and collectively. His ceaseless efforts spurred the band to produce its most successful marching performances. Among his affiliations with other organizations, he worked with the Mam'selles to coordinate halftime shows, and with the choir to produce North Garland's annual musical. Always ready to give of her time, she was willing to fulfill her own obligations and to assist other teachers and students in handling theirs. Her tireless energy motivated those students with whom she worked to increase their knowledge and school spirit. We dedicate the 1977 MARAUDER to Mr. Neil Chamberlain and Mrs. Peggy McCarty. ABOVE: Varied facial expressions typify Mrs. 'eggy McCarty during the North Mesquite football ame. RIGHT: Mrs, McCarty is surprised by the heerleaders on her birthday with a party and yellow oses. Dedication ' I5

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Cutside Cpportunity lthough school seemed to take up a good part of our time, we often filled our after-school hours with outside activities and interests. Cn weekends and after club meetings, recreation for our social lives was provided by the local Pizza Inn and other such establishments. A large number of students found fun and fellowship by attending Young Life. This religious organization welcomed any student wishing to participate and often sponsored trips and outings. Students filled their spare time with hobbies such as motorcycle riding. However, it wasn't all fun and enjoyment for some of us. Numerous students held jobs to either fill their spare time or to meet their financial needs. VOE students received school credit for their hours on the job. David Ford on hismomcycleg They also had the added benefit of being guaranteed good hours. A DISPLAY of skill and precision is given by AS AN employee of Graves, Penny McKnight is A vistr to Pizza inn after a football game provides food and fun for students. able 'O use Cfemivity in he' Wofk- Opening ' I 7