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

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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

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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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otba Fo lunior Varsity lunior Varsity Spirit Prevails Throughout the Season The South Garland lun- ior Varsity Colonels fin- ished a disappointing sea- son in 1980-81 with a 2-8 record. The l.V. Colonels ended the season on a good notem, however, winning their last two contests, Victories over district rivals Wilmer- Hutchins and Garland allowed SG to stay out of the cellar in District 10- AAAAA. Richard Wheat 90 yard interception return for a touchdown gave the Colonels an opportunity to beat Wilmer-Hutchins 13-8. Keith Darwin's five yard TD run coupled with Wheat's heroics led to SG's first victory of the year. The Colonel frustration for the year was set loose against Garlandfs Owls in av ery satisfying, season- W' 7 , ,i many players achieved Coaches Ray Haas and Ron Cal- much experience that will l0WaY d9C'd9 'he next Plat'- be very beneficial in their - Nubmer 21, Clark Miller, dashes Varslty years' into the end zone for the score. 24 i ending 35-2 rout. Two touchdowns by sopho- more Clark Miller and sin- gle scores by Darwin, Wheat, and Marcus Pearce put the Colonels in a laugher for the first time all year, Although SG won only two games this year, Numnber 14, Bruce Lyle, strug- gles past the defensive line. f . 1,