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

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will rs,ftX Q-I'.Q uf- hq,.ia K KAREN Eppers supports her class by buying a cupcake from the freshman bake sale. IN THE lollipop sale, Mark Mace prepares for diT tribution. W..-as X A H xy xv? u ,vi if mf' F5 U t r tb gf I lm 4 V X N R R1 51-5 3 I -.V t 1 max ' - n W RON CARSON sits along with bell guard Randy Sparks as they boost spirit by selling megaphones. A JUNIOR drops her extra change into the junio spirit can. 1 26 ' Fund Raising

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New Design s Chosen AS RUSTY Wildman and Marty Marshall anxiously wait for graduation, they gaze at senior invitations. Certain events took place while one was a senior. Ordering graduation announce- ments was just one of them. Invitations and thank you notes were presented by Mr. Bob Lynch of Balfour Student Center. A different design is chosen every year by students. This year the designs were chosen by senior class officers and repre- sentatives. Invitations were on sale during lunch periods the next two days after the assem- bly. Announcements were put on display for seniors and student body members to view. Along with the invitations were the gift items for students and parents: memory books to hold for years to come, and key rings with the traditional shield. New var- sity design charms bearing miniature rings were also popular articles. Seniors received their orders in April. This marked another step toward gradua- tion. U, -.- E. . , V K gg ,. ...- W, ...X Q 1 BALFOUR representative Mr. Bob Lynch displays CAFETERIA is a busy place when seniors stand in line to order thank you notes, name cards, and graduation announcements. HHDOUHCCNCHIS- Senior Invitations ' 25

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'BUY a toboggan, toboggan, toboggan. Buy a toboggan, toboggan today. Mmm . . . thinks Janice Wil- iams. 5 K X ,Q MJ 1' 'Y .-or . xx b . r' K PREPARING to show her spirit by buying a Raider T-shirt from the senior class is Linda Flowers. Support Means More Funds Buy a toboggan from the cheerlead- ers. No, buy some Gummi Bears. No, buy some candy from the choir. No, no, buy some lollipops for the junior class. No, no, buy . . . These sounds became familiar from the minute the announcements started to the time school let out in the after- noon. The competition increased as the dif- ferent organization members sold mer- chandise at the same time. The items sold varied from shirts to popcorn. Sophomore Patti Cason said, Sell- ing is fun but the competition is tough. Sophomore Ilana Andelman remarked, It's hard but fun. She thinks that so many organizations shouldn't sell items all at the same time. Freshman Patti Goodlett didn't like to sell because she said, There was always the pressure of deadlines and of keeping up with the money. Fund Raising ' 27