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

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. ' Y'ae'SeB ' .2 I Aix. ii , . 'YOU E My Senior research paper was pretty rough. The hardest thing I found was trying to decide on a topic by myself, Brett Wendel, senior Ar lunch, it really doesn't matter to me where I put my tray when I'm finished eat- ing. As long as there is no line, I don't care. Shane Filzhenry, junior I can't believe we dissected a pig in Honors Biology. I thought it was the grossest thing I have ever done. Rakhee Kapadia, sophomore Fm, And 601445 Playing the games at Pistol Petelv Pizza, afier taking inventory ofthe Cowboys and Giants game, Nadine Gawlack, Hesh- .I o,' 'Q man, rides the toy horse. Key Club took inventory on a Tuesday night after the Monday game. Photo courtesy of Key Club wan if K Watching a Heshman on loading crew abuse his bass drum, Chris Williams, junior, yells be . careful! Williams and the band were on their y wa y to Ll.l.L. marching contest in Mesquite. V L Q' 1 , . ,, J.. 4? V y Photo by Corey Marr M . i v I Y viii X K L-., .. 4' x 4 A .i , W,.y,. .,i . N WW ' . .. , :I ' -1 Egfr - 'MXN A i 1 I . '. a ' ' . A' 2 K F he K A , 4 1 I ' 3. 1' I ' Ni! , 1 yglyf 3 e t ,g A - e . 1 YE as ' ,if ,ik 0 B , f - L if I ' e ' 'G . 5 , I . . n . f-Ga N 1 'Si Og ' I 1 1 4 wb. N. 5?

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Q A it I it .L V 15:7 Ig .V 1 . 'mi , ,W e. ' 4 KX -.Q x 1 ' e, V 4, , 4 I ii r ., f 1' rs Q: K, -A . A, ,Mi 3 I f 5 i, W panama - if t x Nr Less spending and high- f er academics were the ff? if goals at North Garland. Athletics changed. I hy me? Why now? Prac- tice has always been sixth period, said Blake Frye, a sixth period athlete. For the first time in North Garland's 17 year history, sports had to be practiced at different times of the day, not only 6th period, but before and after school. As a result, students were forced to rearrange their lives. I have to miss my favorite t.v. shows now since basketball practice lasts so long. Instead of watching t.v., I'm usually studying. , I 'W-.fi Sr I , 1 wif H ? sl , r ' 'Z .a'a'ff.-5 ,ig 13 ga at .rf , 9' But, that's what you suffer when you love e- VJ-A ' basketbal1, said Sonya Yarbrough, sopho- Q more. Lg 'M it Home life, as well as school life was affected X' by practice changes. Since sports were practiced :Ma-ff? A , A . either in the early morning hours or in the late ' gp afternoon, fast food was often substituted for hot 7 home cooked meals. When I come home real late y a f ' t 7 '7 t ,, .V 5 I just heat up my leftovers, or I go through a drive gf ' Q , . Fee 3 at f M , 'i I -f thru on the way home, said Dawn Zender, senior. I 95' I Q, , Why now? Less spending and higher academics V iwfix, J ag were the goals at North Garland. To accomplish 'I' - these goals, athletics took a secondary seat. 5 . .. 5 .X .R x A M Q 61135, I R' . - l Using his forehnni Frances Yi, senioq practices tennis. Fall tennis prepared 3, students for spring practice. I' Photo by Judy Ng 5... H v f 1 X . 5 ' X t Y A, . .Ing r f X' 1? f ,iw e 1. ...A ig, 1 ' ' ' . ,I t if I f . ' , 5, -' ii Spam 4. fe