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

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Y of - Many students plan on having an office career when they leave Lake- view, but few realize that they are able to receive valuable experience through the Office Educa- tion Association. To encourage the development of these skills each student is pro- vided with mechanical equipment in a business- like atmosphere. Along with basic office skills, students learn some pointers on how to get f that all important first job. H The club took time out for several banquets and breakfasts. They also helped needy families at Christmas and through the year. 1 M Diana Watts pays close attention to Ms. Boyles, instruction. First Row: Gwen Willis, Lisa Agnew, Lisa Ashby, Lori Dockins, Shannon Lankford, Lisa Trevino, Donna Ledbetter, Teresa Wayne. Second Row: Mary Buchanan, Fran Trotter, Robin Wyatt, Susan Pennington, Sherry Davis, Sherry Schadegg. Third Row: Ms. Boyles fSponsorJ, Keri Adds, Lisa Young, Jackie Poole, Cherly Jurisiche, Liz Longe, Melody Mace, Cindy Stewart, Nancy Bell, Sharon Tuggle, Traci Dockins, Sharon Thorne. Fourth Row: Trena Hotten, Sherry Bucko, Dara Bostick, Bobby Houck, Debbie Draham, Lori Lake, Donna Brooks, Dana Popnoe, Melody Ivey, Judie Nevarez, Debbie Flobinson, Pam Mak- eig, Tanya Wood. Organizations 193

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Kneeling Down: Mark Shepherd, Todd Ghost, Brian Barber. First Row: James Mooney, Fran Ginera, Malcon Ferrell, Bill Mal- one, Larry Taylor, James Jackson, Sean Fleming, Doyle Phillips, James Spencer, Lon Wobly, CSponsorJ ln Chair Jerry Leg- gett, Ronald Garza. Second Row: Russel Holden, Rick Johnson, Jon Strayer, Joe Chiles, Kenny Sparks, Craig Grisham, Steve Martin, Robert Jaskwa, Mitch Davis, Gary Williams. E his an Marine Engine Repair students give a boat a new glossy finish. 192 Organizations Marine Engine Repair is designed for the students inter- ested in a Career in Boat motor repair and maintenance. They develop technical knowledge and mechanical skills that rel- ate to preventive maintenance adjustments, and the replacing and repairment of necessary parts. Members of the group went to the Area 9 Contest at Waco in March.

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Seated: Walter Stone, Kenny Wright, Charles Cantrell, Charles Floter, Billy Johnson, Brenda Randle. Second Flow: Roberto Roberts, David Anello, Dave Jones, Freda Williams, Kim Clay. Standing: Pat Baird, Don Senderling, Johnny Jenkins, Marlon Coleman, Troy Derrick, David Mauldin, Gary Kelly, Gzeias Dos Santos, fSponsorJ Mr. O'Neill. I lr , Wt 'wr I X MZ The Plumbing department here at Lakeview gives those students interested the first W llll ll Sl hand experience needed in developing basic plumbing skills. The students learn pipe- cutting, threading, binding, soldering, and brazing. The prospective plumbers are now prepared to enter the job market in the plumbing and pipecutting industry. Members worked on community projects and worked in private homes. Plumbing students clean up after a hard day's work. I 94 Organizations