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

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Coming in on the last lap of the 200- meter medley relay, Sophomore Sonny Ross makes an extra effort to beat his time. Photo by Russell Duckworth N' ,, A C Q ,--w- ' .e.,..,, -a-m1f:-sw-- ft A it 3 ' ixxfwelfslts W .r,.! we with 1 . ,L as A .. U -.- L. +91- V A - ja?-.K S A N , fs si- Iye. to W' p l Resting after several events at the dis- trict meet, tclockwise from leftj Junior Andy Richardson fstandingl, Joel Johnson QGHSJ, Senior Mary Nusz, Sophomore Chris Wood, Sophomore Suzanne Kelsey, Senior Sharlene Horton, Senior Cari Collins, Fresh- man Chris Anderson, sophomore Ca- meron Canter, Scott Parsons CGHSJ, and Sophomore Sonny Ross take a break on the bleachers. Photo by David Stewart Tensing up for the starter's signal, .lu- nior Andy Richardson prepares for his heal in the 100-meter baekstroke. Photo by Russell Duckworth BOYS! GIRLS SWIMMING

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BOYS-GIRLS SWIMMING 9-AAAAA Boys Grand Prairief S, Grand Prairie '3rd R. L. Turner 3rd South Garland! Lakeview 3rd Duncanville 3rd Skyline 3rd Lewisville 3rd Bryan Adams 2nd Demon 2nd Sth District 51h Girls 3rd 2nd 3rd 4th 3rd 3rd 3rd 2nd 5th i'Scorcs arc averages of team com- petition placements. J' Sl'-fl Iltbfl? A7 Vp -'fm GS Clark BOYS POOL BUBBLE isiiinstliiticf WIND VICTIM . . . we didn't think about quitting. James Seaberry The challenges of sports com- petition often appear insurmount- able. The problems can some- times bog a team down and make quitting seem like a good idea. The swim team had much more than its share of problems, but we didn't think about quitting, said Junior James Seaberry. The complications began Jan. 19, when the pool at Holford Re- creation Center lost its protective bubble, which made it possible to practice during the winter months. The bubble was blown down and ripped to shreds by winds of 60 mph. The team was left with no place to prepare for the district competition at High- land Park High School on Feb. 15. Coach Kathy Kirk finally found an indoor natatorium near White Rock Lake, where two group practices were held just before the district meet. We felt like we were cheated out of a fair chance to com- pete, but we decided to go to district and try our best despite the disadvantage, said Senior Mary Nusz. That week was the end of the first six weeks period of the new semester. New eligibility rules stipulated that any team member who failed at least one course was disqualified from competition. Two of the nine boys and ten of the twelve girls on the team were thus ineligi- ble to participate. The remnants of the team managed an impressive show- ing, with Chris Ewing fdivingj, Sonny Ross, Andy Richardson, Cameron Canter Call in the 200-meter medleyj, and James Clark C200-meter medley, 50- m freestyle, and 100-m butter- flyb going on to regional com- petition. 44 SWIMMING TEAM: Front Rim - Kristi Hudson, Suzanne Kelsey tmanagerl. Sharlene Horton, Rayne Gafford. Jennifer Lewis, Kim Strope, Patty Hamilton, Lori Baker, Barbara Iraci, Cari Collins. Michelle .lay- kus tfiIlSl. Mary Nusz. Cynthia Shamblin: Bark Row - Coach Kathy Kirk,C'hris Wood, Sonny Ross. Dudley Fitzgerald. Andy Richardson. James Seaberry. Scott Parsons IGIISI, John Edmonds lGlISt. James Clark, Richard Maldonado tGIlSl. Jocl Johnson tGIISl. Chris Ewing. GHS student. Cameron Canter. GIIS students. Resting after her heat, Senior Sharlene Horton finishes first in the 100-meter backstroke. Photo by David Stewart

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