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

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For Everyone Everybody has a hobby, recognized or not. All girls talk and boys eat, almost constantly. Of course, there are the traditional hobbies: sports, art, music, crafts, and the not so traditional: flying and whale harpooning in the North Atlantic. Exotic or ordinary, most SG students participate in one hobby or more. TOP: Doug Ballard, SG's top ping-pong player - pro at the tables. RIGHT: Brett Morrison, just playing around. OPPOSITE PAGE: TOP: Mark Wrant, flying high. BOTTOM LEFT: Steve Venable says Vroorn. BOTTOM RIGHT: Trying not to prick her fingers is Margaret Hoye. I 23

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e The girls of South Garland High School have made many advances in the past few years. The athletic department has recently expanded to include such activities as volleyball, basketball, and soccer, in addition to the traditional activities of track and swimming. Girls have also become more participatory in student government and in clubs and organizations. FACING PAGE: TOP LEFT: Michele Burns considers the pro- spects for a successful play. TOP RIGHT: Karen Bolding kicks her way to fame and fortune. LOWER LEFT: . . . Another jump, another point. OPPOSITE PAGE: TOP LEFT: Suzanne Hittson takes great pleasure in being a drum maior. TOP RIGHT: Barbra Tracy shows a winning spirit as she runs for class officer. BOTTOM: . . .the girls' volleyball team in action. . . t 25