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

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'foe tt? ef MOVIES 1. TOP GUN . Golden Child . Star Trek IV . Three Amigo s . Aliens . Ferris Bueller s Day Off . About Last Night . Color Of Money . An American Tai 2 3. Crocodile Dundee- 4 5 , 6 7 , 8 9 10 l MAJOR5 1 BUSINESS Pre law Medicine Commercial Art Fashion Design Engineering Teaching Computer Science Veterinary Medicine 10 Journalism 2. - 3. ' ' 4. ' 5. ' ' 6. ' ' 7. ' 8. ' 9' . . . DURING A HALLOWEEN practicea routine. On Hallow- l ,S ' if ,355 REHEARSAL La Petites jenny een Day students were allowed ' .FAQ Miller, Monica Parish, to dress to suit their own 1 jake A Tl' -' Michlle Michniak, Lisa Rodri- tastes. ' ' Q 1 - Suez, and Debbie McFarland Photo by Terry Knighton W .' p Lb ' Qtyzths. -SS -' TV After Class Tiger left the stage and the applause had died down, the lights again came up in Reunion Arena. Members of ,I the audience seated on the floor began ' tossing a frisbee while waiting for the main performance. Sections of Reunion Arena began 2, Moonlighting chanting the name of this group, whose concerts were ranked first by North Gar- 3, Growing Pains land students. Finally, the lights were once again dimmed and Journey took the 4. Family Ties Stage- We were jumping around and danc- 5, Who'5 The Boss ing all over the arena, said sophomore Bettina Buch. She continued, It was the 6, ALF best concert I've been to. Although the majority of students 7. Night Court polled preferred journey's concerts above all other's not all students agreed, 3, Miami Vice The Bon Jovi and Cinderella concert was the best show I've seen. I like the 9, Cheers way both groups look because they are so different looking, said freshman Jen- 1O. Perfect Strangers nifef FiShman- Other polls conducted revealed pre- ferred T.V. shows, movies, colleges, and college majors of students. l UT AUSTIN 1. JOURNEY 2. Texas ASLM 2- ZZ T019 3. Richland Junior College 3- GQOYSS Sffaif 4, SMU 4. Van Halen 5. North Texas SU 5- Bon l0Vi 6. Baylor 6- Rufvh 7 UCLA 7. Ratt 8 Texas Tech 5- Alabama 9 Oklahoma University 9- Hank Wil1iaU1S lf- 1O Eastfield Junior College 10- Gefl95iS STUDENT LIFE MINI-MAG 17

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,av- LY: AS SENIOR STEVE WENTZ KNOWS, the in- creased popularity of game shows boosted the sales of board games. Y Will she trade the ex- ercise set for the prize behind door number one? What if she does, and it's a lifetime supply of tuna fish? What if she doesn't and it's a J SUS I - sportscar? According to Neilson ratings, many people were interested in the answers to these ques- tions and tuned into their favorite game shows to find out. The top three game shows were Wheel of Fortune, Jeopardyl, and The Newlywed Game. I watch Wheel of Fortune because I like anything that concerns gambling, said Hal Wilson, a senior. Also, I can't wait to see what Vanna will wear next. Although game shows existed in the days of black and white, they were fewer in num- Vnta 18 STUDENT LIFE 2 ber and the prizes were generally less glamor- ous. Rather than the free European vacations awarded today, appli- ances were the grand prizes. It seems like win- ning a car on a game show is no big deal to- day. said Wang Khuong, a junior. For some students, watching other people win prizes was the next best thing to being on the show. I feel like jumping into the televi- sion to take the contes- tants' places when I know the answers, said Mai Truong a sopho- more. 8