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

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l t gt, I rf'sfZPf Aiming to sell more books than ever, business staffers set up tables before school and at lunch in October, while the yearbook was being sold for 51575. Taking over the financial responsibility of the Sabre, Mrs ludy Garrett recruited a sepa- rate business staff in September, and those students sold adverf tising and handled money-rais- ing for the yearbook. at er W, qw 3 .. U ima.: 1 was ,, si fxiasex-if -.e . , 'vi-gi ifk 2 ,1 52 ' N '. X35-'iii sr -' 5 --at 'gferg ' , if 'sl Mfr-z V- . 'V ' fi 4 1:26 x ' ' 4 tt . il. mm:-slat' H . Sabre Grows in 1981. Bruce Hawkins, editor, and len- nifer LeNoir, junior editor, work on the first deadline for the Sabres new format. A difference every stu- dent who purchased the Sabre in 1981 must have noticed was the switch to the larger format size in yearbooks. Besides being larger this year, the Sabre staff grew to two separate groups, one for creating the book and one for sell- ing advertising. Ms. Donna Watkins became yearbook advisor, and Ms. ludy Garrett, previ- ous faculty advisor, was made business manager. l'This new yearbook size should be very appealing, explained Ms. Watkins. lt gave us an opportunity to do even more in graphic design than the smaller book. Students had plenty of chances to get their yearbooks, and advertising staffers were there to take the money.

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Former S.G. principal Leonard Merrell returns to the familiar surroundings of principal Charlie Whites office. Ms. Marilyn Marshall, Director of student affairs, found time for a smile as she works. filo aes Changes, Additions in Administrative Branch Changes played an important part in making South Garland a place to notice. While most of us were still enjoying sun- shine and no classes, the administrative area of SC. shifted and changed, Charlie White, former assistant principal, moved up to fill the position left vacant when Leonard Merrell was named Direc- tor of Budget and Accounting for the Car- land Independent School District. Moving into Mr, White's former position was George Lyons, who had also been an assistant principal under Mr. Mer- rell. The only new admin- istrator vvas lerry Wells, coming to SC. as an assistant principal from Lake Highlands. One other difference in the administrative structure was the cre- ation of a students affairs directorls position, to which former English teacher Ms, Marilyn Mar- shall vvas appointed. Assistant principal George Lyons is captured by the ever- present telephone New assistant lerry Wells often spent his time conducting busi- ness onthe phone. 44 i Q55-sc Qs. 1 Nw

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Gordon Sorrells taiks with stagecraft teacher Ms. Vicki Tapp. Counselors Hardy, Chiidri and MS. Kathleen Hand are ac: sors for National Merit Sfhol ship Sernifinalists Laura Bla tc enter lefty and Sherry Giliam Athletic director lim Dodson talks with Mike Newsom, 1 , mf:-aifgx V t,,:,l,.,,. ,. X, 'Sk - +6551-'A' this , i ' ffgsugna-gr ,-.,, in Q , ..t, --we ,