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

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More than just strange It was an unusual sight as students began to show up in funny socks, crazy tennis shoes, and clothes that were wrong side out. Walking into the building in amazement, students may have asked, Am I at the right place? Yes, Twirp Week had begun. Tuesday, April 1 1 started off the week with Crazy, Inside-Out, Upside Down, Funny Socks and Tennie Bunner Day. Wednesday was Beauty and the Beast Day .where students were able to dress as their favorite character. Thursday the trend continued with Fifties Day and an assembly featuring the group Lo Della. Showing participation in Sadie Hawkins Day, girls carried books, opened doors and slaved for guys on Friday. Janis Wolfe remembered, I really enjoyed Twirp Week because a lot of people got involved and it turned out to be successful. The making of costumes for Twirp Week involved a lot of time, effort, originality, and creativity. Each day the best dressed students were picked from classrooms and then judged by faculty. Throughout the week prizes were given for the top winners. Student Council brought the week to an end by sponsoring the Disco Inferno Dance in which the girls were encouraged to ask the guys to the dance. Lo Della performs at the Fifties Day Assembly while the audience rocks and rolls to the sounds. GGRRRRR . . . bellows Dennis Hagin as he por- trays the Incredible Hulk. Three Beauty and the Beast semi-finalists, Char- lotte Brown, llana Andelman and Gretchen Goetz anticipate the announcement of the final winners. To take us back in time, Pete Roth, Lisa Austin, .. Kevin Thomas, Cheri Conrad, Darren Gattenby and I T Rhonda Ling display the styles of the Fifties. LO 5t99Nt dJ!NlJ. 8L6L

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X GJ CD E Q. .L- 978 Tw O0 1 Qvfffy -as km f ff i On Beauty and the Beast Day, Debbie Schiebacri poses as Oscar, Debbie was awarded S10 for her creative eHor1 on her costume, which required three weeks of preparation.

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