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

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Emptiness ls. Despite the fact that there was a smaller enrollment at S.G. this year, the halls and classrooms seemed just as crowded. Going to a football game or attempting to pass through the lunch line called for extreme patience and armored shoes. Elbow-room was an unknown luxury during this year's pep-rallies. The simple task of walking from class to class was very difficult and con- fusing, especially when a busy intersection was approached. Because of all this, finding time alone was a highly unusual expe- rience. 1. Students manage to show their pride, even among the swarms of people at the football games. 2. In spite of the crowded conditions, Juniors still made their appearance at the pep-rallies. OPPOSITE PAGE: 1. Once a seat was found in the freshman section, keeping it became a problem. 2. Finding a place to sit in the cafeteria was so hard many were forced to stand. 3. Jana Gordon enjoys a special momentalone.