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

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314 .A-f' 'v--...s N4 sruo Ni' LIFE Doin' what we dobest Students cheered. Students cried. An emotional , turnabout perhaps, but an essential part of student life. Students reveiled in the excitement of such events as Western Day, Homecoming, and Celebrity Ball. i Assemblies rovided entertainment for some and for P if others, a chance to get out of class. l skipped, every one of them, stated a daring student. The crying took place as students looked at their first report card, broke up with their steadies, and sow their stondarized test scores. Frida ni his were s nt at the victory dances after the Y 9 P9 i varsity football games for some while others found different things to do. On Friday nights, I like to go out , and party! exclaimed Letecia Valdez, junior. Student Life 7-.2..:f-

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Springing into spring activities Spring - that time of the year when the flowers are in bloom the birds start singing, and senioritis infects the school. However, North Garland students still had enough energy to stage Twirp Week, the annual Beta Club talent show, and the Spring Game. Sixties Day started Twirp Week off when flower children blossomed in mini- skirts and beads. Tuesday was New Wave Day giving the flower children of the 80's a chance to express themselves. On Wednesday, a baseball game was held for all sports day! Thursday, the day of the poodleskirts and duck tails, brought the fifties assembly where everyone was able to hand jive to their favorite Be bop da lu bop. Friday was college T-shirt day and brought the senior- faculty basketball game, bringing Twirp Week to a close RON STARNES, lead singer of Delirium, displays his talent on the electric guitar. SENIORS VINCE WADE and Charlie Hausman bared all in a skit entitled The Beta Club Underoos. StUdeI'l'l Life The stars shone brightly on March 17, the night of the North Garland talent show. With the theme of the Gong Show, the evening began with the introduction of three special guests to judge the festivities. The first of the judges to appear was Harpo Marx followed by Lilly Tomlin and Mickey Mouse. Among comedy performances were The Slim Whitman Record Offer and The Acme Super Blender. Many of these acts were gonged to cause the falling of Stars. lt was fun. I got to know a lot of peopleg the audience's response to us was great! commented Laurie Schreiber, senior, who performed Don't Fall in Love With a Dreamer, along with Terrell Dodson. Ron Starnes, who performed with the band Delirum, had one criticism of the show. lt was well put together with the exception of mixing sound. It was terrible! Delirum sounded like acid rock. Also in the show were several solo acts including one by Kelly Collins, who played Ice Castles on the piano. l think it's good to b in the talent showg it gives one more experience on stage. l like playing in front o people, she said. It gives ml a natural high when the people applaud, stated Kelly. ln May the Varsity football team, divided into two teams, the Red and the White for the spring game. A' the close of the game, the Varsity White had stolen the game from the Varsity Red by a final score of 0-22l DUCK TAILS AND CAT EYE GLASSES proved to be dominant features of the 50's day winners. LEAD SINGER for the 50's day group, Dash Riprock and the Dragons, signs autographs after their performance.