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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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Red Black Spark Para e were well represented in the 1976 Labor Day Parade. The Mam'selles and LaPetites performed as the Raider Band played Fanfare for a Celebration' and Chester . The flag corps also executed a routine. Varsity cheerleaders added a new approach to the parade when they encouraged Raider spirit from golf carts. Freshman and jv cheerleaders yelled in support of their respective teams. The entire unit was backed by North Garland students throughout the two and one half mile parade. Q9 5' 'LI ' f aw. 5. FLAG CORPS adds color to the NG unit of tl PARADE PERFORMANCE begins an exciting year for Deborah Whaley, Pam Neal, Kim Brooks, and Kim Labor Day Pafade- Herron. - A. Ai . 1 ,L 33 e F -i J i - - . 'JL . - THROUGH her smiles, Sandra Himmelreich shows her cheerleading enthusiasm' LED BY officers Debbie Wylie and RoseAnne Morrison, Mam'selles execute their awa tine. 4 . 0penin9 5 rd winning flag ro
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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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