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

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FCA promotes spirit Lakeview's Fellowship of Christian Athletes is active in promoting good sportsmanship. Despite the name of the club, band members, Sweethearts, and cheerleaders also belong to FCA. The group meets weekly in a time of fellowship and learning. Club members have enjoyed many guest speakers including John Cramp, youth director at First Baptist Church in Garlandg Larry Tedder, a representative of the Dallas FCA of- fice: and Walter Watson, father of one of the mem bers. Each year an FCA convention is FCA: First Row: Debbie Plaster, Scot Thomas, Mark Hamblin, Kathi King, Bazelle Cox, Jim Barnett. Second Ftow: Kim Faulkner, Christine Peltier, Tracey Adams, Shanda Garrett, Fton Watkins, Shalyn Skrivanek, Amy Langford, Chris Skelly, Lisa Lord, Cindy Guyon, Rene Payton, Shanda McCoy, Sandy Day. Third Bow: Andrea Ault, Madelyn Hill, Lori Wyatt, Dee Rosenthal, April Driskoll, Nancy Stell, Lisa Wilson, Scott Binder, Judie Davis, Darla Cum- mins, Michelle Jurisich, Cheryl Kolberg, Kay Sams, Laura Smith, Kurt Ferrell, Carol Malone. Fourth Row: Marge Starks, Kirsten Afseth, Brock Bailey, Bill Guyon, Steve Ken- nedy, John Connor, Carrie Hurst, Jim Bussel, Randy Purkins, Tamara Glenn, Chris Garrett, Greg Privett, Darryl Hurst, Ken Ferrel, Mike Pearce. Sponsor: Alton Hill. Organizations held for members from all over the state, and three officers from Lakeview planned to attend this year's convention in Houston January 16-18. During the summer each year a group of club members attend national conferences. The conferences offer many workshops on the purposes of FCA. A retreat is planned in the spring for FCA members in Crandall, Texas. There are also plans for future meetings with other FCA chapters in the Garland area. This year's slate of officers is head- ed by President Mark Hamblin. The rest of the board consists of vice president Scot Thomas, secretary Kathi King, treasurer Jim Barnett, and historian, Debbie Plaster. Coach Hamblin lays out the game lite Club members listen attentively to presentation

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Frosh cheerleaders learn quickly Twelve girls were chosen fresh out of middle school as Lakeview's freshman cheerleaders for the 1980- 81 year. Many of them had never cheered before, so not long after school was out they were meeting with their sponsor, Julie Driscoll, and l gaussian On your mark, get set, GO! practicing long, hard hours. They attended camp with the Var- sity and Junior Varsity cheerleaders at the University of Oklahoma early in July and helped host the Garland Middle School clinic, here at Lakeview later that month. When football season began they led the freshman class in their class chants at the pep rallies each Friday and decorated the dressing room each week. Following tradition, during this last week, they held the annual freshman pep rally, which was the most suc- cessful yet. The cheerleaders kept up the hard work during basketball season cheering at the freshman games. to lost: . l in l T' , 1 , . , ld: Sitting: Julie Buchanon. Standing: Shannon Murphy, Kelly Ar- kle, Liz Steele, Nancy Stell, Christi Carr. ez Sitting: Shelly Belt. Standing: Julie Wynne, Kim Prewitt, Lori ivanek, Dee Dee Yeakel, Kim Corley. my ps. l 4 INS ' f 'Freshman cheerleaders end their cheer with a stunt Organizations Cheerleaders man .C CD CD L LL 153

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Members find fun in problem solving There is a breed of student at Lakeview that can only find con- tentment through true baffle- ment. The breed are those honor math students who belong to Mu Alpha Theta, a national Math fraternity. For recreation and relaxation these computer minds devise and work hard on impossible math problems. Mu Alpha Theta members, under the leadership of sponsor Dr. Vis Mudely, have been busy participating in honorary math tests. Several geniuses qualified for the Atlantic-Pacific Math tests which were given several times during the year. Requirements for member- ship in Mu Alpha Theta are sim- ple, if you are a budding genius. You must earn and maintain an A average in any math class. Bryan Dickerson. Britt has found a new toy. dbx Mu Alpha Theta-tFirst Rowl Laurie Hager, Wendy Morgan, Kris Manajek, John Conner, Krissa l tSecond Rowt Britt Kelly, Joe Rosenthal, Judy Ussery, Phyllis Drane, Karen Harrison, ca Ashley tThird Ftowt Erna Grasz, Sharon DeArment, Barbara Lewis, Carita Ray, Kim Hoff- Titus Brown practices his programming skills. MU ALPHA THETA O 11 Q JP E N JP 1' O z fn G U1