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

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26 Fads ad the From Bandanas to Cabbage Patch to Concert Buttons ' The year of Elvis and the hula hoops. 1965 - The year of the Beatles and white vinyl go-go boots. 1984 - the year of- what? There really weren't any big fads at SGHS this year. This was the year that everyone sort of did their own thing and created their own fads. However, there were a few popular things this year. They were concert buttons and bandanas, Care bears, Cabbage Patch Kids, and of course, slang. A very big trend was words. Different groups of students came up with their own sayings and popular words. Some of these included lame, big time, and gnarly. Concert buttons became more and more popular with every big concert that came to Dallas. Some of the most popular ones were Journey, The Police, Alabama, and Quiet Riot. Although they weren't a really big thing at SGHS, the Cabbage Patch Kids were a hugh success not only in our area, but all over the country. On every radio station and every news broadcast, there was at least one story about Cabbage Patch Kids. These were dolls that came with adoption papers, ready and waiting to find a family. From concert buttons to cabbage patch dolls 1984 was definitely a year of doing your own thing. 66 99 o UO wife 1 AO f N N.. t,J..... .LJ ,M , 1.2 . f , ...,, . . ,,. . VVVVVVVVKKVVV WIWWW Mm VANVV MW ..,, ,,,,, ,,,, - . . , . . ..,.. .. M., ...... . T YO TA 4

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Dadd arbucks bring more For Fine Arts a first, and a major success A Lots of hard work and practice by the cast and crew made the fall production of Annie a major success for SGHS's Fine Arts Department. Since there is only one musical produced every four years, the cast and crew were determined to make Annie a great success. 'Annie' was a good vehicle to display student talent Director Susan Pierce, said. While there was excellent faculty and student attendance at the after school performances, the student audience enthusiastically responded to Annie Ms. Pierce said, They could be commended for their attitude in the during school performance. One particular moment in the play, that the audience loved was Annie getting the dog Sandy for Christmas. The Fine Arts Department was the first local amateur theatre who had the chance to produce Annie With combined efforts from drama, choir, band, and several teachersg Mrs. Stone, Mrs. Womack, and Mrs. Geise, Little Orphan Annie was royally welcomed to SGHS. 28 Annie J ffm ,.