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

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4221- DRAKE-KIRK of Q9 LINDA DRAKE - Principal. Samis Posse Sponsor . JIM LEWIS - Assistant Principal . JERRY HALPIN - Assistant Principal ROGER HERRINTON - Instructional Administrator . . BECKY ALLEN - Algebra I 84 II . . , BOB ANDERSON - General 34 Advanced Woodworking . MARJORIE ARRINGTON - English I. Latin I PAT ASTON - Sociology. Government. Close-Up .. STEVE BA- KER - World History. Varsity Football. FCA JO ELLEN BARNES - Physical Science . RUTH BARROW - English III, Spanish I ,. ED BARRY - World History. Health. Head Frosh. Football Coach. JV Baseball DONALD BAYS - Technical Drafting. Architecture. General Drafting. Ind. Arts Co-sponsor GAY BEAM - English I-H 84 III-R JANE BELL - English Ill R2. Creative Writing. American West, Whiz Qutr .. SUSIE BEVERLY - English II R, French I. Frosh Cheerleaders BEVERLY BOEHL - CBSE MICHAEL BROWN - Algebra I. Intro. to Algebra I, Fund. ol' Math II. Frosh. Class. Key Club PAT BRYAN - Teacher Aide-Resource ANNETTE CAIRL - Pre-Art IEtII, Drawing I. Z, 4. CerfSculp. Art Club ... FRAN CALDWELL - Homcmaking I. Intro. to Clothing, Homemaking ll-Foods. Child Development DONALD CARD - Art, ITA I . BARBARA CARPENTER - Typewriling I8tIl . . EMILY CATES - World History. Beta Club BOB CECIL - Physical Science ., MARY CERNIAK - EconjFree Ent.. World Geography NEIL CHAMBERLAIN - Band I 8: III .. MARILYN CHANDLER - Librarian TERRI CHICK - Intro. to Algebra I. Fund. of Math Il . . MAR- THA ANN CHIPLEY - Librarian ...JUNE COOK - Data Clerk EVELYN COTTON - Developmental Reading. CLA I, III, IV .. JEWELL CROWE - Health Care Science, Health Occupation CoopfTraining ISLII. HOSA JOYCE DARNELL - World His- tory. U.S. History .. . ROY DENNEY - World Geography. Varsity Football NETTIE DENTON - Asst. Principal Secretary .. LAUREL DIN- GRANDO - Physical Science. Chemistry. JETS ,. . LARK DON- NEL - Algebra II, Accelerated ll. Fund. ol' Math I CLARA ENGLISH - English IISLIV ... BILL EPPERSON - Ll.S, History, JV Basketball CAROL ETHEL - Secretary for Principal HOWARD EVANS - Health. Varsity Football DAVID FARRIS - CLA, English I, Varsity Football. Varsity dt JV Track ... BOB FERGUSON - Counselor ... LINDA FISHER - Teacher Aide JIM FLATT - Computer Math I8cII. Personal Business Management ... DIANE FORBES - Group dt Interperson- al Communieation. Public Speaking.Debate. Reporting. NFL OLIN GARRISON - P.E., Varsity Football JO GIPSON - Typewriting I. Shorthand, FBLA LOIS GLASSOCK - Biology ISLII-H SANDRA GODWIN - Tennis. Bowling, Gymnastics. Varsity Volleyball. JV Basketball SHARON GRANETT - Physical Science. Biology LOIS GRANT - Omce EducationfWord 8L Data Processing. Record Keep- ing. OEA SHERRY HARPER - CLA-English. English I-H. Bible as Literature ... ROSE HARRIS - Geometry. Intro. to Alge- bra II, Fund. ol Math I , . RAY HARTON - American Govern- ment. Varsity Basketball ANN HERRINGTON - English ISLII-R . . INA HIMMELREICH - Drawing I, 2. 4, Painting I. 2. 4, Preliminary Art I. 2. Studio Art I, 2. NAHS ... MARY HOWELL - English I8tIV-R, Association of Future Educators ... NELL JACKSON - Lead Counselor . .. DENISE JACOBSEN - Intro. to Algebra IKLII, Algebra I-H. JV Volleyball. Frosh. Basketball KAREN JOHNSON - Biology, Physical Science ...JAN JONES - Marketing St D.E. ISLII. DECA JUNE JONES - Russian Studies. World Geography. Adv. Texas Studies. Oceanography. Adv. Social Science-H ... KEVIN KARNES - General H Advanced Power Systems, Drafting, Industrial Arts . . . MARY KELLY - Counselor SUSAN KEMPE - English IIIJLIV-R. NHS LEON KENNEDY - Attendance Administra- tor SUNDER KHULLAR - Geometry. Intro. to Algebra ll. Fund. of Math II KATHY KIRK - Biology I, Swimming 204 P5328 -I '. ' ' i. ' ' L7..V gf I A' Q . 1 .,.. I 1. 54 I i ff' f , 1 I 2 g 9 , i 4 W?-W . fy I .s ' 1? ., , pa , ,V IA... A XI' M f 0 -A :V . 55' 'ft' I EZ, FI' gh. V 'Q iv ' ., If 4, -.fzi . L . 'V Wg -- 7 . 37 we fc., wth 'Ss 1 . , U e. 5.1.3, as . r ir ., .fm , ,. , 8 ,K W ,. vw I-,Q 4. 74 Lf ,ag 3:29 f 4 W . ' ' . 52 23 3 ff? cfs ' r W. i . . . ' wt f of T , V12 ufiggrig . in

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Receiving his ice cream, Vice Princi- pal Jerry Halpin, with Junior Tracy Weinschenk, laughs during the Stu- dent Council Friendship Banquet. Photo by Lisa Wacker At home, Vice Principal Roger Her- rington teaches daughter Lindsey, 5, and son Jeff, 7, how to play the piano. Photo by Steve Shaw At Williams Stadium, Vice Principals Roger Herrington and Jim Lewis, who glances down at his program, watch the Raiders defeat Madison, 37-I0. Photo by Lisa Wacker With a black tie on her arm in cele- bration of Mrs. Hunt's fortieth birth- day, Principal Linda Drake discusses the outcome of the football game with seniors Matt Funk and Jeff Baker outside the Business Office. GISD Board of Trustees-Front Row: Cash Birdwell tVice Presidentb, Jim Burns lPresidentl, Don Hollenshead fSecretaryJ. Second Row: Harris Hill, M.D. Williams IV 1Assistant Secre- taryl. Sydna Gordon, Mike Cloud. Photo by Bryan Cumby I T211 fi GISD ADMINISTRATION

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TEACHERS HEAR A SPECHAL CALL Not everyone wants a job ghat doesn't pay much, takes a ot of extra time and could re- ult in frustration, but not ev- ryone can be a teacher. 'fYou ave to enjoy working with eople, said Mr. Paul Tie- ann. Teaching is a calling, ex- lained Mrs. Jeannie Hunt. I as inspired by some of my in- Her involvement teaching has taken her as as Europe where she visited y Cathedral three t was like going a religious exper- ience, she related. Now, when I discuss Murder in the Cathedral, I'm mentally there. Answering the same calling, Mr. Mark Tanton left a suc- cessful business career to go into teaching. Corporate life was dehumanizingf' he ex- plained. Pressure in the busi- ness world is external, but in teaching it's internal. It comes from wanting to find a way to communicate. He added that in sales, he learned that peo- ple never buy a productg they buy a person. I hope that my students see that I have energy and an interest in what I'm do- ing. Twenty-eight years of teach- ing history left Mr. Tiemann with an analytic view of his profession. People respect what they pay for, he said. Since people aren't paying much for teachers, they don't think of teachers as being very important. But, Mr, Tiemann disagrees with this attitude. His travels have taken him across the country and to the Middle East. Seeing some- thing is far better than reading about it, he explained. In at- tendance at every Varsity foot- ball game, he felt that a teach- er should be active in school activities. Students need to realize that teachers are hu- man beings and that they're in- terested in them. There is no place in a teach- er's job description that re- quires that they care, but Mr. Tiemann pointed out, If they didn't care, they wouldn't be here. While her class works on their re- search papers, Mrs. Hunt looks over Misty Yarbrough's notebook. Photo by Russell Duckworth Like every other teacher, Mr. Don Card must do hall duty one week out of the year. Photo by Lisa Wacker FACULTY 205