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

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'Tha't'S Incrediblei' That's really incredible! This was a phrase that could often be heard throughout the 1982 Beta Club Talent Show. On March 9, the Beta Club held its annual talent show using That's Really Incredible, a take-off from 7'hat's Incredible and Real People, as its theme. Jody McMillan, Mark Metzger and Brent Isbell, who portrayed Kathy Lee Crosby, John Davidson and Fran Tarkington respectively, acted as MC's for the show. Skits either portrayed feats of incredibility of amazing people, in simulation of the two popular TV shows. The audience also played a part as they responded by saying That's really incredible or That's really humorous, each according to the skit. Various forms of talent were presented throughout the show. Groups, such as the country and western group The Garland Darlins to the hard rock Feedback Band, performed various hits. Donna Taylor and Carrie Payne performed solos, Wesley Means and Kelly Collins sang a duet. Dances included a routine by Mam'selles members and the Oreo Cookie Dancers. To end the show, a skit was performed by Beth Hill and company. Putting on the annual talent show is just one of the functions of the Beta Club. The club is a national service organization which includes selected juniors and seniors. lt is also involved in community and school services. At the end of each school year, new members are chosen by the faculty for academic achievement, dependability, and participation in extra-curricular activities. Approximately 40 members are chosen. Miss Julie Jones, freshman English and French I teacher, was this year's sponsor. She stated, This is my first year sponsor and so far everything has been wonderful. Our members really care about NGHS and each other! As the service project for this year, the club chose to help the American Cancer Society's Youth Against Cancer program. On November 18, many members participated in encouraging other students to join in the Smokeout. The club also chose outstanding senior students and teachers for each month of the school year. Jill Henderson, a Beta Club member, commented, Even though all the students ever see is the talent show, Beta Club does a lot of service projects, such as aiding the American Cancer Society. ln regard to the Beta Club, Randy Hudkins, president, concludes, We do our best to support the school in any way which we can and we try to encourage school spirit to all students! BS GIVING HIS NIGI-ITLY NEWSCAST, IT EVEN TASTES LIKE IT were Mark Metzger poses as the famous the words of David Vick as he takes Rather Dan. 12 Student Life a bite of a chocolate cow patty.

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'Q wry X '? val. M ilv.,.m V GLANClNG OVER HER COPY is Alexander Aleskovsky who is preparing to compete in the typing event. IN ORDER TO PREPARE for the U.l,L. prose competition, contestant Kendy Hoffman practices her selection aloud to willing observers.

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ISS JULIE JONES POINTS OUT e importance of picking the ltudent of the Month. PRESIDENT RANDY HUDKINS talks about the Youth against Cancer project as Renee Ransom reads a memo, I I I IN THEIR SKIT TAKE OFF, Doug Wittrup and Doyle Maston pose as the popular Doug and Bob Mckenzie. 983 BETA CLUB - FRONT ROW' Flenee insom, secretary: Jody McMillan, secretaryg mdy Hudkins, presldentp Freddy Holder, vice- esidentg Sherry Hayes, treasurer: SECOND DW: Julie Jones, sponsor: Angie Nalley, Lisa achetti, Linda Herklotz, Mary Paschetag, immy Fraley, Jennifer McCoy, Pam Barnes, m Ford, Jennifer Walker, Mary Beth Hill, Mary 2th Layeg THIRD HOW' Kevin Harris, Stephen Hall, Richard Campbell, Jan Whitacre, Tony Jacinto, Liz Lynch, Shawn Bally, David Vick, Suzie Schnitzius, Tri Dinh, Susan Smith, Suzanne Chance, Kevin McSpadden3 FOURTH ROW David Sunderland, James Phillips, Mike Kelley, Gordan McDowell, Russel Cross, Danny Boswell, David Armstrong, Anthony Yarbough, Stephen Ake, Mike Speas, Lance Jacobs 3 wr o '-L ,sssv K Talent Show!Beta Club 13