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

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Nearly one hundred .idents were in- Jlved in Fiddler on e Roof, a musical 'oduction of the auth Garland Fine rts department, per- irmed November 13, Q, and I7, QA special fall event s well as a map iarker, 'lFiddler on ie Roof brought hundreds of Garlandites to South Garland's audi- torium to view the popu- lar production. The .rnusical, which was in rehearsal even before the Sabre color deadline in October, combined the talents of Fine Arts Department students as well as others who suc- cessfully auditioned for parts. 'Fiddler on the Roof is SG's Fall Production tured musical numbers as well as dances before sets built entirely by stu- dent stage crews. instru- mental accompaniment was also provided by South Garland band stu- dents. Several faculty mem- bers worked with l'Fid- dler on the Roof coordi- nating all aspects of the Diane Robertson plays the part of the fiddler in the musical, Daughters Bielke, Dianne Shel ton and Chava, Gina Hefley speak with the Rabbi, Gregg Fiddler on the Roof. X . , - Daughters Gina Hafley, Debo- rah Williamson, and Laura Black are ready to perform a dance from Fiddler on the Roof. Taylor. F ii, I W. ..f' ,. l 7

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Fair Da Attracted SG Students October 6. Thousands of peo- le attend the Texas tate Fair every fall, nd when the fair fpened on October 3, vid fair goers arrived ithrongs. Each evening a was held with bands and drill performing. Once again, South was noticeable among those invited to perform. The Southern Belles and South Garland Marching Band were on hand for the parade Mon- day, October 6, which was, incidentally Fair Day for G.l.S.D. students. Many of the South Gar- land chapter of Future Farmers of America also participated in the fair activities. Several South Garland students showed their animals at the fair on October16. Many fairgoers took advantage of the musical production at the theatre center in Fair Park. Fea- tured this season was 'lCamelot , starring actor Richard Burton. Hundreds of exhib- itions, dozens of rides, evening fireworks, pa- rades, games of skill and chance were all a part of the midway for crowds who visited the fair grounds. UIt's a fun way to spend your time, said senior Scott Wiseman, after an evening at the fair. Many SG. students shared his feelings, using their free Fair Day student tickets to take in the sights. For those not so Raelynn Cody and Kelly Vizur- raga seem to be enioyirig the fair. Band member leff Barnes breaks for lunch. Renee johnson smiles for the photographer while she enjoys the fair. adventurous, food for every possible taste could be bought. Of course, the traditional cotton candy and candied apples were readily available. Some visitors, however, wouldn't think of leaving the fair without a walk by Big Tex and a Belgian waf- fle.