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

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l Atimefor play and practice The yearly countdown was near its end. Everyone A waited breathlessly for the second hand to make its final revolution. As impatient people got set in their starting blocks, the countdown echoed through the halls. Five, four, three, two, one, . . .the bell sounded. The halls were T olot T stampeded with hordes of summer-hungry people. Lockers were opened and slammed on one final trip. Then, silence broke the deafening madnessifffhe 5 school was empty as the year ended-and summer began. Little Lonnie Leftout slowly walked home wondering what he was going to do over the summer. He decided he was going to get a job like most of his friends did. Lonnie soontbecame T . discouraged after finding all Student Life t s I jobs were taken a month in l advance. He had checked the area grocery stores and fast food places, but found that other North Garland students were already working there. This is where a large majority took root in theirfinancial career. With nothing else to do, Lonnie decided to take a big look at the vast opportunities open to him. T c It Lonnie had been a Mam'selle, he could have gone to a summer workshop with them to t Southernlvtethodist University where they T attended Superstar Camp June 22-26. The girls successfully left the camp with a Spirit Pom and Sweepstakes. Kim Wilkins commented, The camp , helped us learn the routines and to learn them quicker. We also became closer as a They were nominated for the group. After returning from Award of Excellence. Renee the workshop, the Mamfselles started the school year by working out Ransom summed up the trip with, lt was a lot of hard. work, but it really paid off. lt early in the morning, starting was a lot of fun too. August 3. They began their practice at seven in the morning and continued until noon. The cheerleaders also went to a camp to display their skills. They traveled down to the University of Houston July 6-9. In L preparation, the cheerleaders practiced five Little Lonnie Leftoutff decided he could not participate in these activities, so he took a look at the yt band. Although the band, as i a whole, did not practice togetherg sections of it went-5, to various schools for a if workshop. The Flag Corps participated in a workshopat South Garland July 6-10. The days a week from six to eight Rifle Corps traveled to East in the morning. The varsity won superior ribbons and Texas State University June- 22-27 to prepare themselves spirit sticks every night. They for the coming season. As also came away with the Award of Excellence. The junior varsity got superior c ribbons all through and a spirit stick the last night. soon as August 3 came, the Band once again began a unit practice. Beginning at 6:30 and continuing until 8 a.m. iCont.i

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O hlS name to ay and ractlce A if that type of life is too wild, then maybe Jan Whitacre's has the desired slower pace. She summed up het Summer with, I went on vacation to Ohio, and then to West Virginia visiting o Then they came took a good GCUVWGS thatschool e nd whenischool There's just For The took lI iVOiVGd .