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

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v Gpening IND .Q - , q.:,,g....w-IIS.----,-V--.,-,-!! U f Y f ' K , r as cinlerl ithie '8i0l's Amer iaigilmt gms li highl for transition ill ipihcie. Tlhie achmll wwf bemn and we noticed lllmnif llhe 705 PTBQCWIFIN' crm., and the 'BUS were Fhdwiin' in. Our MG SGW, Mui' hallll bluiilldling, our 199 and experienced a much rr mis anyflhing ibut a run of ine mill mr. Ol cciulrse, every yiwr wie saw new taoesg lh r, lwc cr fha laces did not belong lo either si rreshmian cr B transfer student. Since Mr. B. G. 'HlUQBQl'1 ainidl Mlliss Jliilll Slhiulgarl received .pircmcliians lo The aid two amply offices ineeded io he Eilled bewlcire school ccieined August 27. for The limbs 01 pirinclpal and prirriciipal were Mr, Garry Hmves and Mr. Pride. A shcclkcr for all., laiculty received this annciuinceiment the Friday helidre school began. ll was siunrwd, biwaiuise as lhe 0lD8il 'lllFlQ of school got cllcider. we ihnuglhl wciullld he al NG one more ywr. During ine faclullty meeting, the silence was birdken only by fhe siniiilfles of leachieir-s, said Miss Cindy ilqarndilie, llpniiltfrlicafiohs adviser. And than there came hiiighiliighlts of what we iihciug-ht muld inewerr Ciur very own varsiiy iwtbdlili had a 'iwinihiirigi season. Each coach and player me will to prove pull downs wrong. Senior Damn HW said. ll was great. We decided that iii was we showed' that we could do it. l lust ielrf llilme swyiinig 'hey lmk at uisl' Althoiu-gh they dlidl mil wiini diisllrilmli. miighlly 'Fiaiders 00'F'lCl'LlldM the wirh a 6-Al record, the best in the sc:hcicfll's Hcweveir, one of the biggest goals, yell ld be achiievml was for the team to beat the Gar+lar'id Owls. iLeav'ei1'roiciuir giocd olle bcys to do exactly that. Wlilrh a score off 14-lr 1 , this viciory was welccrned by dimmed Raider fans. New Head Qcdnlifiiued page 49 him. Slim clog f 5 0 . c.f6 , '

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Festivities of Labor Day weekend always iincludes the Jaycee Jubilee. Entertaining the immense crowds, the giroulp Vengeance plays the rock sound . l 3 Afternoon practices helped to pre- pare the varsity football team for their winning season. Head Coach Howard Evans intently watches as the team works out. After practices and tryouts for Our Town, official rehearsals began on September 10. Junior Kori Collins marks her lines as she begins her portrayal of Emily Webb. Recognized for his outstanding efforts as right defensive tackle, junior Bill Heathcock accepts a plaque from Stan Hovatter, KAAM sports caster. In the game against Garland, anony- mous students zapped Mr. Gary Reeves' car with Raider power. Strangely enough, his daughter is one of the trainers at GHS.