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

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v f fivvuc i si:-Lili Q' iiiittt y -,gift l' ix l il, M lilf' it l i will 3 .'-' l i Bobby Winans, a member of the varsity tennis team, practices on the courts. Coach Dooley gives the new courts a good workout. nicknamed Little House onthe A S.Gg and dditions During the summer of 1980, physical changes and additions occurred which now effect South Garland. The tennis courts located by the stu- dent parking lot were extended and painted. Backboards for practice were added to either side of the courts. SG's field house was enlarged which provided more room so that the fresh- man football team could use the area. The gym area whic had been used by foo ball players became girl's dressing room. Another addition ou side of the building wz made while school wa still in progress last yearf portable building calle the reassignment root was placed on campus t be used for suspension Memorial Stadium als had additions, y l l

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ulonel Ronny Hultz stands attention with the flag hile students stand silently With fist held high senior Calvin ith respect. Phillips cheers the Colonels on. tj Y. F77 '1!W sz f 1 ' V ' 1 lvw , . . - 1-f,,., sa' I ,, Q-.. . 4 1 y Q- fs 7. tigiaz ta. 3 s' ,af ps. .1 ,lr Q yhdurir is Top Colonel Charlie White accepts a trophy the Southern Belle officers Shannon Guthrie and Paula Wilson give him Spirit Assembly y Promotes Pride A first this year was the irit assembly, spon- red by the South Gar- .nd student council. It vas aimed at every stu- ent, to become better itizens of the South Car- ind community. Keynote speakers for te assemblies were each f the four class presi- ents. Doug Lyke, senior lass presidentg Mike acker, junior class presi- ent, and Brett jones, 'eshman class president, ivided the presentation f information before the rudent body. Student Iody president Andrew ooney also spoke at the ssembly, ln an effort to further encourage students to take the matter of school pride and behavior seri- ously, SG principal Charlie White also addressed the group, His message, too, stressed the importance of good judgement and full support from every student in order to achieve what had to be a common goal. His words and the thoughts of oth- ers who spoke were well received and the rather unusual for SG students audiences, a standing ovation, concluded the assembly which was held on September 18. SG students find seats for their first assembly. if Assembly 9: Q U7 21

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-w lockers were installed he girls' locker room, fr This picture is for the guys who , f-,,A . always wanted to see the girls' 532 if showers. -- ,dui 51 .gr- -,kj '2 s. i . FQ ... --,C Y , , Q-.s L L i egf sv L - Jkt. X sg. I fe avs, -ge . .v .-, -S rl: ' ,- '. incl. . 1 5, 51,511 ,Q .. .ffyxr '--'Munn The addition to the field house Memorial Stadium was provided additional space for enlarged this summer by 6500 storage, coaches' offices, soc- Seats. fer, freshman football, and baseball. ixifffi. I . , - -. ,aw f g,a,? iL', L 4- 4 .,':'.feU.,,,,:w4 vs -'ff G Qi Weight lifting equipment was added to the new area of the field house. 4 v Qi' I' -it i Building Changes 'h,,,4,- Nr- N