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

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ae- A Touch of Class - Seniors 'S Officers are: Row 1 - Lisa Barnard, member-at-large, Jill Graham, member-at-large, Jill Hicks, vice-president, Gary Johnson, president, Ann Lockett,: treasurer: Lisa Roach, secretary, Jon Martin, member-at-large. Row 2 - Ronny Emert, member-at-large: Bill Speed, member-at-large. Not pictured: Sherri Hilley, reporter: Jackie Green, member-at-large, Jennifer Simko, member-at-large. Senior cheerleaders Sherri Hilley and Jennifer Simko demonstrate new heights of enthusiasm for the Colonels. Many busy and fun-filled years of high school will come to a close as the senior class graduates from Moody Coliseum on May 29. To pay for the special activities participated in by the senior class, various fund-raisers were held in 1981-82. These included Southern Fried Owl Night, a chicken dinner served the Thursday before the Colonels played the Garland Owls, and a senior faculty volleyball-basketball game. A highlight of the year for Seniors was the Christmas party given for underprivileged children. Seniors chose either a boy or girl for which to buy a gift. Children were picked up at the Headstart Center in downtown Garland, and most children and their seniors spent an hour at a playground or ice cream shop before going on to South Garland. Presents for the children were distributed at the party by Santa Claus. This was a rewarding experience for many seniors, for they were able to share their time and gifts with these children. , Another activity for seniors was decorating the stage for the Colonel Ball held on February 6, and Seniors also participated in Color Day by decorating the main hall. Senior David Ring designed and built a mechanical King Kong, which hung over the entry. This fit the theme for the Coronation Ball. Senior Jammie Gill designed a fountain and mirror pool over the Libertas in the main hall, also, where pennies could be pitched. Other special decorations of red, white, and blue crepe paper completed the decorations for Color Day. May was the month most of the Seniors looked toward with anticipation. It was full of exciting events including Bronco Bowl on May 15. Seniors i l l l 1 were not only able to bowl, but were able to play ' games which included billards, baseball, tennis, golf, and archery. The next activity scheduled for the Seniors was ' Senior Prom, May 22, which was held at the Union Station on South Houston Street in downtown Dallas. A very unique place, Union Station was fill- ed with both a beautiful atmosphere and decor. Seniors were served a seated dinner and could dance to a variety of music played by Bud Buchardt, disc iockey for the evening. The prom ended at midnight, leaving the Seniors with many happy memories. The last event planned for the Seniors was the Dude Ranch on May 28. Some activities included were horseback riding, recreational room with ping-pong and shuffleboard, swimming, softball, volleyball, horseshoe, miniature golf and refreshments. T l i Sponsors for this class were: Head chairperson 3 Mrs. Diane Howard and sponsors Bob Baker, Ms. Elaine Hightower, Ms. Kathy Saunders and Larry Taylor: Parent Club officers were: President, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Allen, Vice-President, 1st - Mr. and Mrs. Bob Simko, 2nd - Mr. and Mrs. Ruehl Owens: 3rd - Mr. and Mrs. Bill White: 4th - Mr. and Mrs. Lee Thomas, 5th - Mr. and Mrs. Don Burton, Treasurer - Mr. and Mrs. W. Fl. Allen, Telephone Chairperson - Mr. and Mrs. Larry Hilley, Membership - Dr. and Mrs. Ted Carelock.

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r P I 5 i Contents Sensors Jumors Sophomores Freshmen

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James Abbott Max Ables Kevin Adamik Patrick Adams Angie Aleman Mark Allen Russell Allen Orlando Altamar Michelle Ambelang Charles Anderson Karen Anderson Teresa Anderson Sharon Arthur David Baird Lisa Barnard Jeff Barnes Stacy Baskin James Baumann Robert Baxter Norma Bernal Greg Blunt Debra Birdsong Andrew Boaz Denise Bolton