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

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SG Students on Their Feet '--ww-'l1- Juniors Cathy Garrison and Lesa Thompson discuss the morning's activities. Students drive into the student parking lot regularly during the morning hours. I l gk, 2,2 Sophomore Lori McCoy takes a break from early Students gather in the main hall before the 8:05 Belle practice. bell rings.

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Morning Actlvltles Keep Every morning during football season long before school started, the band and the Belles were diligently at work perfecting their routines to be perform- ed at the games. Both marching band members and Southern Belles were re- quired to be awake and functional table to walk, talk, and thinkl by seven a.m. when rehearsals for both groups began. Mornings at SG were also characterized by students gathering in the main hall to talk with friends or to finish homework not completed the previous night. Many students also had early club meetings to attend. Some of these activities required students to set their alarm clocks for early hours, and they kept SG students on their feet for many hours. The SG marching band is on the field early to greet each new day during football season. Drum Major Gary Johnson is dressed in casual at- Band members stand at attention awaiting the SG student works on her homework before tire for early practice. beginning of a new tune school begins

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Students Find Afternoons When the long-awaited 3:15 bell rang, students quickly left their sixth period classes. Most immediately went to their lockers to rid themselves of the burden of school books. Although the bell marked the end of classes for the day, it definitely did not mean that South Garland would be quieted. Athletic practice, Belle and Dixie practice, club meetings, and play practice were only a few of the activities that kept students after school. Student activities often did not come to a close until five or six o'clock. Occa- sionally, when deadlines had to be met or other special projects were being prepared, the school day stretched into . the evening hours, which meant a very long day. Sophomore Alicia MacLaren and her friend are m - . happy to hear the bell ring. A SG student departs from the desolate hall, to only arrive once again tomorrow morning. QV-nvf Juniors Jackie Willis and Darla lsom make their way toward the parking lot. . . ., 3' ,ll u it S' 'S 1g ...sm jg U . sg 1 , W 1 imw.sa.sfrf - 2 :vis fi if M151 , , 51.5-, A group of senior students meet outside the front doors after school. S' l