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

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Students and parents were disappointed when they learned that the Legacy Honors Presenta- tion and Centennial Ball had been postponed until Sunday afternoon, Feb. 10, due to bad weather conditions. A small audience and few couples at the dance were anticipated, but sur- prisingly enough, this was not so. The Legacy Honors Presentation and the Centennial Ball were well attended. Assistant Principal Andy i .. f Q 5 Lk . I 5 X , 'K Hifi' V , I . t . X., Coleman emceed to the largest audience ever t t , Q A 3 A 5 ir., 5 l Chris Jordan and Dennis Pennington announce Senior Most Athletic. and received more than a few laughs. He was very entertaining with his imitations of different teachers' walks from Mrs. Pennington to Ms. Newkirk. Freedom, under the direction of Marty White, sang between the announcement of awards. The stage band, Revolution, directed by F. J. Shaack provided background music. The Honors Presentation and Centennial Ball were definitely a success. Mr. Coleman takes the microphone as emcee of the presentation. gg: Freedom was a part of the entertainment at the Honors Presentation. 52 Activities

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After the awards' presenta- tion, the nominees and their dates led the procession to the Centennial Ball where couples danced, sipped punch, and talked. This year's dance, although delayed a day by snow, was a big success. The theme was High Society, and the cafeteria was deco- rated against a background of the Dallas Skyline. Music was provided by a disc jockey. Ken Blackshear and Valerie Walliace smile as they enter the Ball. ,s wi., ' . X C l X I 54 Activities .f I Couples take a shon break from the dance.