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

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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 ,.

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oing to the Movies Survey Reveals Student's Favorite Movie Choices 66HaVe you seen that new movie? l'm dying to go see that new movie' There are so many movies l want to see! Whether it was a scary movie, a comedy, orjust a good old adventure. a favorite activity was going to the movies. For scary movies students saw movies like Friday the 13th or Halloween, Others. who wanted to sec a comedy saw The Toy, Trading Places, or Risky Bus1'ne.s's. li students wanted to see an adventure. Rocky. Raia'ers fyithe Lost Ark, or Return ofthe Jedi were good choices. Of course, a few couples would sneak to the back and didn't really care what they saw. The Sabre Staff took a special survey for summer movies. The survey revealed that most students liked Risky Business. Fifteen percent chose Mr. Mom. Eleven per cent liked Staying Alive. Ten percent liked Return ofthe Jedi, and nine per cent liked War Games. The survey was very close. but students liked comedies best of all. v