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

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Nl 4 ening OD 2 L Elia i L , . l ' lst? ks L J nf Q. .1 1 The pressing issue The Student Council came up with the slogan, Be a Cl. fGet lnvolvedj Volunteer in an effort to get students to help out and obtain a sense of pride in their work. Annual events such as the magazine drive and Homecoming were presented with different activities in order to get more students involved. Organizations such as the Key Club increased their activities in order to raise their level of activity and prestige in school affairs. New teachers and coaches were hired to meet the demands of the growing student body. Mr. Bob Ferguson moved from teacher to become the fifth counselor. Regulations, tests tboth academic and standardizedl, and G.I. Volunteering were all initiated to raise our level of accomplishment. Raising Standards was definitely The Pressing Issue. The prizes for top sellers for the maga- zine drive were a television and stereo. Lori Stinedurf, second top seller, receives her television from loni Thies- sen.