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

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Ulla all 1 Patriot backs looking for yards. -9555.-tis-s:.,,'f.,' ' ' Yi. i .3x5?L. ,L Sophomore Lakeview's sophomore foot- ball team suffered what could be termed a disappointing sea- son. They began the year with high spirits, only to end with an overall record of 1-8, their only win coming via a forfeit by R. L. Turner. Although the team's performance was not all that good this year, their Patriot enthusiasm was still evident throughout. The team can be commended for their determi- nation and the coaches for developing that determination. lf their enthusiasm carries over into next year, Lakeview's 1980 sophomore team will be one to be reckoned with. 'Y' --. x f fs- f HJ Patriot Iinemen protected their quarterback with blocks like this one during the entire season. Sports 213

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wr 3 mi- mr 'ming' ' i 'lm' fs X 1 - VATRIU7' MTRIUT wrmm, Row 1: Coach Eddie Henderson, Brian Foster, Willie Vines, Joe Rosenthol, Tim MoneyMaker, Larry Killion, Mark Gaddas, Felton Morris. Row 2: Steve Woods, Brian Hennesey, Leanard Freeman, Wayne Langley, Scott Walker, Joe Doustch, Scott Trench. Flow 3: Calvin Butler, Deon Debover, Gary Author, John Letford, Flod Dennett, Steve Martin, Tarance Garmen. Row 4: Charley Davis, Doug Walls, Sam LaBarbra, Troy Derrick, Waylin Scott, Steve Clark, Todd Roland, Daryl Thomas, Thomas Gilom. , f i ggi , f li HWLQQGEQ ' 4 'll la I 4 -su , rn lwwmmw Lug' ' '- The sophomore offense ready for action. Sophomore with a well executed play. 21 2 Sports

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Freshman Blue ,f I . Row 1: Ed Anello, Mark Barrett, Troy Harwell Urainerj, Nancy Newman fTrainer5, Bobby Jackson, Robert Thomas, Rick Brook- shire, James Moore, Roger Garcia. Row 2: Marty Garza, Chris Skelly, Randy Harrison, Randy Brown, Scott Thomas, Robert Willis, Brian Wilson, Kevin McCarrell. Row 3: Matt Miller, Mark Rump, Wendell Mize, Kenneth Bodeman, Jim Bussell, Robert Senderling, Randy Purkins, Scott Annis. Row 4: Coach Dunavant, Coach Owen, Don Pearcy, Gary Taylor, Preston Lewis, Vance Vonderheid, Coach Limpscomb, Coach Garvin. City Champs. What a way to end the season! That is exactly what Lake- view's Freshman Blue team accom- plished with a combined record of seven wins and one loss. The team began its march toward the championship with an 18-0 shoot- out over Rockwall. After that, the Mes- quite Skeeters fell to the Pats, 8-6. However, a one game slump ruined the chance for an undefeated season when the team lost to the South Gar- land Blue squad by a score of 21-7. The winning formula returned the next week, as Lakeview defeated Garland High's Black team, giving them a 3-1 record and a week off to prepare for South Garland. As it turned out, the rest wasprofit- able because the team not only shut out the Colonels 28-O, they also put North Garland out of championship contention with a 17-7 win over the Raiders. Head Coach Stan Dunvavent said, The kids showed great poise, especially in the second half of the season. A great deal of credit can be given to the team, but in giving praise, one cannot overlook the coaching staff. Coaches Dunavent, Sam Garvin, Mark Lipscomb and Bart Owen did an Q' ' as 5 excellent job of building and maintain- ing team spirit and enthusiasm. Freshmen take it easy before a workout. 214 spam