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

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if-Y u f It got a lot of people egg A gf. together that didn't ' 0 ,, know each other N . before. A Q ing John Ho ge Q . I LI K M ,W REINACTING THE TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE, Christy Roe and David Baskin hold down one of the most grueling jobs that the house had to offer. Photo by Lisa Wacker dw .9 -. V 711. W I 5' .' i fl? ,Q J - , e - if 4 A ,Q - SLEEPlNG'? Let's hope so! One might hear this from a tour guide as he passed by the vampire. Photo by Lisa Wacker ONE OF THE MANY PARENTS who devoted her time to makeup application was Claudia Monroe. Misty Yarbrough posed as the vampire on Halloween, the last night the haunted house was open. Photo by Lisa Wacker Haunted House ,NW 3 wi , ni ei ggi! W ' aa H 6154.11 4' , 1 i , L I lent Scjfrlw as M or 'Mk iffghsgi dar Xin us LSV5 gd' br ' wx ii' HQ N

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PLAYING THE PART of the helpless spider lady victim is Senior, Jennifer McCoy. Pholu by Craig Turner 3 K . if if ',f1a..t'i,g . F Classes - unite for Haunted House Differences put aside, juniors and seniors came together to bring back the haunted house to North Garland. The parents clubs faced the problem of finding a spooky place and building it. There was a lot of time and work put in by a bunch of dedicated parents in preparation for it, but seeing the kids come together as they did made it well worth the effort, said Mrs. Barbara Starr, co-sponsor of the senior class. Every night took 40 to 50 willing workers to open the house. Goulish makeup was caked on to over half of these volunteers. I didn't know what I 20 student Life L... - F' ' 'lf' ,- . ,il k M ,Vie Ya wi Q vs.. , 5. I rs was getting into. A Q, Personally I like Karo syrup on my pancakes not at ' fi g on my face, said Senior A -Q, ---.r Rob Salerno. ff' 4 S.: ffl The makeup preparation ' 1, took about an hour and a ' half every night with the Q results pleasingly goulish. A W ., ,.,' Also, hours of screaming S, 5, X . and yelling took its toll on ' 'K 'fix r' the voices of the workers. 5. The haunted house was 5 ' 1' a great financial success ,S if J- W and it brought both classes '. , ,. together working for a A , 5, common goal. M , ' , , . rs -I., W Q Senior Dean Donely ' , T summed it up by saying, , It was a lot of fun and work for everyone, and a chance to make new friends as we worked together. I 3 Q . PUTTING ON THE BEST SCARE he could, Harold Pickett played the abominable snowman. Photo by Craig Turner

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. if ' Homecoming is special 6 Y Tye.. because it involves , it fr 3, ' 1' gag A . everyone in some way. ' Y A t Tina Anderson ,. xy ,- all k ONE OF THE NINE NOMINEES. Libby Underwood expresses the excitement of being 3 elected Homecoming Queen. Photo by Russell Duckworth BEFORE THE MESQUITE GAME. Lt. Tiffany Turner gets ready to perform the traditional can-can routine. Photo by Bryan Cumby lf' . egg, CAPTURING THE ATTENTION ofthe crowd, Jill Henderson cheers on the Raiders' fans in the game against Mesquite. Photo by Craig Turner ' FOR THEIR DECORATION of the 400 Hall. the LaPetites received special recognition from the Student Council. Photo by Russell Duckworth 22 Student Life