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

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A, ich,- Let' dance for a Friday victory Every Friday night during football season at 10 p.m., Raiders got together to l'Rock this town in what was called a victory dance, and dance was the word. Dancing like they've never danced before, the crowd shouted I love Rock-n-Roll while the music kept playing steadily. These victory dances needed sponsors which were the student council, senior class and junior class. Each sponsor had to see and make sure the cafeteria was set up right on the night of the dance. It was up to them to get the dance started. Once it did start, the excitement of the game added enthusiasm to the dances. The dancers entered with energy, which towards midnight lessened as they cooled off. People began to get closer and close is the word. As the coupled danced, There's two less lonely people in the word tonight. The victory dances have remained emotional, and as the last song came to its end when the lights came on, everyone left looking forward to the next game and dance, which brought our school family closer together. DANCING TO Get Down On IN KEEPING with the beat of It, Barbie Fredrick, senior, the music, Senior Christine dances the in step of the night, Turneabe jams to the DJ's Pham by Rumi: Duckwm-in selection. 28 Student Life Pham by Russell Duckworth

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.....-......-- M .r if ,- M . , l ,, 4: .1 w ',.,, F , ,, 'fi f zihrt, :ss f f T P 1 - ' P. .. . .4 1, K , awe , 11 Q I A, A . ' 7 ' ' M I, it j V, V A 1 ' . X zazsyvj. WITH A SMILE rather than a frown. Piper Parsons. a junior. stretches before practice for the annual Powder Puff game. Pham bj Russell Duckworth Semors take a powder . . . 'puff' The game started with victory in all the players' minds. Receiving the ball and taking advantage of a first down, the juniors' quarterback Stephanie Ramsey threw a pass to Laura Fitzgerald, who surprisingly broke away for 80 yards and a quick score, The juniors, led by cheerleaders Tim House. Malcolm Avaritt. Steve Sellers, Mickey Price, Keith Darth, Jeff Hopkins. Tommy Bayes and David Lesley, celebrated early. The second quarter however flew by with no signs of a TD for either team. As the players recovered and planned other strategies during halftime. the cheerleaders performed for the audience's entertainment. Soon after came the captivating Man'selles with their pom pom routine. Following this. the nominees for Powder Puff king were presented. These nominees were Seniors Michael Michniak. Mark Lee. Scott Starr and Mike Speas, and Juniors Bryan Cumby. Steve Sellers. Kevin Nicholson and Tim House. The winner of the first annual Powder Puff king crowning was Junior Steve Sellers, who said, lt made me feel closer to the student body and l want to express appreciation to everyone who voted for me, especially those who collected votes. It was terrific because l was not planning to win. When the players returned, enthused and ready to play. the cheerleaders from both sides threw water balloons into the crowd, getting many people wet. ln the third quarter. Junior Teresa Twiss scored a touchdown. The junior girls wanted to win the game for the coaches. as well as for themselves. The practices really paid off. commented Teresa. With the score 12-0 in the last few minutes of a hard-fought fourth quarter. there was no time for a remarkable senior comeback. WHILE STEPHANIE RAMSY calls signals. Amy Rex is ready to hike the ball for the junior lCllll1. Pham by Russell Du.-lawn COSTUMED CHEERLEADERS for the seniors were Kyle Hughes. Tom GLlI'7Ll. Mike Michniak. Monty Dauphin. Paul Ford. Eric Kruger. Scott Luttrull and Walter Moore. Photo by l isa Wacker Powder Puff 27

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