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

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5 mf ,ff W M- Students decorate their cars forthe homecoming game. 26 Activities Susan Young warms up for the homecoming game. The front hall was decorated byjuniors with outstanding spirit. , TW i f ,Q gl? K 0 0' if ,3K',A be if t if yy, J I we--ur' ' 5, 2, V., We A Freshmen show their Pride with some of their homecoming decorations,

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i I ,-ri' 9' A. L.C.H. can you dig it? Everybody's here, so everybody cheer! Almost every Friday from Sep- tember 7 to November 16, the front halls and the commons area resounded with the sounds of one of Lakeview's favorite cheers. Pep rallies were a time for students to unite to show spirit and pride Q ff.,,,L D ' P intheir school. J.V. cheerleaders arouse Patriot spirit. li.-J S ,.. -ft L iw I A, W m The Senior section displays their Patriot Pride. Activities 25

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Y x N t xxx-was xx -sis. 'ill' S One look at the commons area will tell you why the 1980 Seniors won the hall decorating contest. Trey Cockrell, alias The Conehead shows his homecoming spirit on Hat Day Homecoming. The time of year when every student at Lakeview goes out of his way to show pride in his school. Everything that could be decorated was - cars, halls, even T-shirts, as student spirit reached an all time high. Each day became special as we wore hats to top the Colonels , overalls to show our overall spirit , and warmups to warm up for the Colonels. Many stu- dents purchased cowbells to ring their bell for Lakeview. At the pep rally, and at the game, every Patriot was on his or her feet yelling for the school that we all feel is number one. ,,,,....---- ' ls that a hat or did Debbie Noack bring her pet to school? Flhonda Kelly shows her overall spirit. Activities 27