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

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PREPARING TO LEAVE the parking lot, senior Andy Richard- son recognizes someone, while senior Mike Pullias finds his seat belt. The area was often used asa meeting place. Photo by David Stewart

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The car bumped and rocked over the potholes and pockmarks in the parking lot. The doors hung loosely over their portals, scratched and chipped from years of use. The hall was divided in half by a barrier of plywood covered with black plastic. The students were treated to several aesthetic changes on their arrival on Sept. 3, 1985. Thanks to a gift from the class of ’83, the former Filling the holes Viera os = eyesore of the parking lot was completely refurbished. The temporary partitions in the 100 and 300 halls were lifted to reveal improved classrooms. The old doors were replaced and some new ones were added. All this, plus the science wing constructed under the library last year, gave the campus a new feel of which the student body could be proud. North Garland was the same as it NEVER was. ENTERING THE SCHOOL LI- BRARY, senior Frank Zaber must pass through the library book detec- tion system. It was built just before school began, which was for the first , ° a time following Bie Labor. Ray weeks 5 end. ANS: are Bae cabs } : . Opening 3