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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