South Garland High School - Sabre Yearbook (Garland, TX)

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Working To ether, ff' sf 1-- W k fm 'W' f as-E555 -.. iw- Ev But it was not all fun and football games, as students gradually realized. This realization hit some harder than others as the first six weeks ended and report cards came out. The daily routine was broken occa- sionally with assemblies. The sopho- more class held elections, the juniors ordered class rings, and the seniors ordered graduation announcements. We also had a special assembly on photography. Top Left: Students begin another day at S.G. Top Right: Shannon Smith tries to remember her locker combination. Bottom: Civics classes decorate their rooms for their Presidential Elections. Opposite Page - Top: Mark Gray critically surveys his neighbor's work. Bottom P.E. girls get in shape. Bottom Right: On your mark, get set, and go! fi..

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Exes Return to S G Homecoming was held at SG. the weekend of November 2 and 3. ln place of the traditional bonfire, the Key Club sponsored a pep rally the Thursday night before the game fea- turing the parents. After the pep rally, the students and parents retreated to the auditorium for a flag ceremony. The Friday of the game, many old, familiar faces were seen on the school campus and at the pep rally. The pep rally was considered one of the best of the year. Top Len: David Lyke registers exes. Top Right: Students form a victory line for the Colonels at Thursday night's pep rally. Bottom: The flag ceremony concluded the pep rally. Opposite Page - Top: Seniors show class pride on the Competition Yell. Bottom Keep Our Turkey! Bottom Center and Right: Mr. Merrill fleftj and Mr. Holmes fright, receive a pie in the face to the delight of students and exes.