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

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WETL FIGHT OUR The fighting Colonels began the season in Memo- rial Sladiutn. The stiklents followed ihe Colonels and gave them spirit to play their er best. Not all of the games ended m victory, but e er i ne continued to back the luikihis C oU nels. Tcf Ltfl Da«iil rifminf cUp lo lluil Ci k n«l heal r y AifA The bi( IcaJt SC on to vii ' li r MiMlrltli Jj Brum- m tt t4 «. (i«t Oi CitHHiir OishIic for i Cokincl vK ' ior 0 »fimi Itli Orhhit $■ ' ' - the c irj Into poini% 41 ih( Gj B ' lii.im Rifhi R« Wi|. rmon . ' i ri in » » of lh liiuppcjrmf futlfXKl Opf itii fut ■ »« CoU n«l« us aJ• on ' « Ho ' i (ii»ti ltfl S mh» l of SO tpirii B ii, m Rit i ' °B«n«iun lh« Run n 20

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SMILIN ' THROUGH THE RAIN The iiicMith i f September was filled with cloiidv, wet skies. F-AeryDiie got wet but continued to come to school and study. I he puddles (or the great lakes) in the park- ing lot didn ' t help matters, and students walked into school practically dripping. They shivered through first period but managed to dry out by break. Tup Left: Sludcnls bundle all their books logelher to escape the rain. Top Ri hi David Dyer tomes into the building with a very wet lunch. Bollom Left: Cars splashing through the parking lot can cause a person to catch pneumonia. Boi- iiim Ri hi: Kathy McEnlee wishes the rain would stop.

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R HERITAGE TO SAVE ! •Taken from the old southern song The Bonnie Blue Hag 21