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

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Gilltirigl hot Sun every 4 do-,i, il fi ,V earned iihieeflf5frPl3G9f,1lfQl?!1lSSrWd l l flbeewaenslal-:QS WOPHVQ i it g:.ltthior1iFelicia Lax L ,oftheivarsityi drill team 7 'decoratedtthe football players'ilockers,1as partfof i their ,effqrtttoxspread 'spirit Gemmeniedl Q3fUDiWii5 i 4 if 1 around North Garland. Each i,reallyifunrhulaeiotfollfwork. I Vwiachlevedleverything we strivedfor.g r m ' it sweanesaayoaner practice i theggirls decorated the i l l ilookef'S.N I , . We Mamlsellesibresumed The climax of each week practice three weeks before c carrie on Friday knights After school sterted. il?ractlQ6f'3 i 4 Yyzfaihard week of practice. a lasted sixhoursardaymuringf is thatfs whereithe girls ree , j g lhieilimeg the girls learned the-routinesthatwerej, i g performed every fEridair1ni9hi during lootballiseasong 1 Besides practicingroufi i lines,theMamiselleS1alao' s marched 'inthe Labor Days Parade. Even though the high schooldrilliteamsli l it i iwerenit Eligible for the Mayors CUD,fMam'selles still marchedsoutlnrthe record-o ' morning. As footballseason , rolled arouncti girlsbegan i their praeiicesfax seven in the morning and resumed practice at itwoqthirtyq 4 ' Ihisienaoled the girls to practice three hours each day. Asldefrom the f endless hours of practice, Manfselles had other duties to performin promoting spir- it f l r the schooh Each girlsold spirit banners g each week.. Brightly decora- ted spirit boxes could bee seeng has the Mamfselles car- ried them around school sel- ling banners: The members received their3glory4 Senior l Toniiiiftanieri describes how she felt: Sometimes when i we're attpractice, lwonder s if allfthelwork is worth it but then ll remember how il i feltjtheveryfirst tlmeilf i i i PF-!fforrned'esi 8iMam'selle,g and I know it really isaworth itf' r i it if i Herd Wblfk- and dedication seems to be the key tohave an awardfwinningidrill i i l i teamf' said Koricollins. But i whateveroit is, most allot the girls agree that everything l i i theyiput into itis welllworth lt. Senior Angie Dunn summed it all up by i commenting, Practices are very long and tough somedays, but when the f i i people stand Sup andcheer for you, it's all worth it. euAlllfsEu.E Kerri covinglon smiles after corhpleting another superior performance. MAM'SELLESaCarla Barlow and Missy Soto perform their ladder routine at the Woodrow Wilson football game. , Student Life CAPTAIN ALLEGRA BURNWORTH gives the traditional pose as the rest ot the Mam'seiles cheer her on at the first pep rally. V 'tr 'ees , ii 1. 'V i l I J X afr- 5 l i ,if Y ask 'X -4 1' rms 3 4 44 ' ,sei Y . ,