Lakeview Centennial High School - Legacy Yearbook (Garland, TX)

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First Row, L to R: David Shipley, Cherie Henderson, Walter Harris, Sheila Allen, Chris Cooper. Second Row, L to R: Linda Sykora, Patti Clark, Debbie Love, Kelly Hill, Lyn Mierzer, Trena Caldwell, Lisa Grimes, Laura Hillard, Barbara Kirby. Third Row, L to R: Sherry Bresee, Tammy Belley, Cindy Gorisen, Roy Giles, Barry Rodgers, Tim Robinett, Robert Smith, Brian Slaughter, Brent Woodall. Every student has at one time or another felt that he deserved to get paid for his school credit. Through DECA any eligible student finally has his chance. Each mem- ber of this program goes to school for half the day and works during the other half. This gives each person the opportunity to learn first hand the importance of responsibility and management. Industrial Cooperative Training combines approved work experiences with classroom rela- ted studies. This course is provided for interested students who would like to train in various indus- try related fields. After concluding this program, the student becomes eligible for advanced train- ing in industrial occupations. First Row, L to R: Bryon Crocker, Borert Crane, Becky Horton, Tim Buchanan, Andrew Stewart, Sponsor Mr. Warburton. Second Row, L to R: Dewayne Goodgion, Kevin Soaper, Tracy Williams, Michael Kolacz, Macario Venegas, Patrick Hempel, Billy Claunch. Third Row, L to R: Rodney Brown, Phil Wiley, Dennis Dunn, Dale Smith, Curtis Spathais, Craig Nash, Jeffery Harmon, Kerry Jo Anson, Bruce Scheidt, Bryan Sachase. 190 Organizations

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aw- ' 'X -KGWA My .H ft The students in Build- ing Trades have a special kind of pride that comes with doing what they 'l -i?fi enjoy and knowing that they do itwell. Building portable class- rooms forthe G.l.S.D. and a new Woman's training room at Lakeview are just a few projects Building Trades worked on this year. Members of this organi- zation also competed in a district competition in Waco, and a state compe- tition in Fort Worth. in .. Building Trades students put classroom knowledge to practical use. r 1st Flow: Dennis Pennington, Clifford Walker, Craig Shaw, Robert Davis, David Davis, Jeff Stockton, Mike Hurd. 2nd Row: Doug Herring, Charles Hornbeck, Bobby Young, Mike Caston, Shannon Vaden, Doug Severs, John Boland, Joey Montgom- ery, Mark Dawson, Mr. Reed Csponsorj. Organizations l89

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First Row: Brian Hennessey, Ronnie Crabtree, Rusty Polston, Mark Read, Williard Vines, Daniel Mauch, Trey Cockerell, fSponsorJ Mr. Mangan. Second Row: Wayne Miller, Reed Rogers, Scott Harmon, David Murray. Are you interested in learn- ing more about new methods of wood working and plastics? If so, the industrial Arts club is for you. This year the members learned the important aspect of craftsmanship and safety relat- ing to the world of industry. Through first hand experience each student becomes pre- pared for his own career in the Industrial Arts. ...ff 4' pf -,.,W+ ' .gk Industrial Art students show off wood working techniques. Organizations 'I91