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

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Stuart Powley. ,Y Shelley Miller p ' , Laurie Sandow, Lincoln Thom son, Carita k . . Mar Patton lstandmgl Steve Beavers, Miss Ousley isponsorl, Mrs. Berwald M ' ' l V :TUX i 5 l 1 1 r r ,N it fa- rrrr D 1, 'Ov fi g, , 1' Yzwq at if iw ' can ' t . 4 , 'i' ' i'?if 5 i' ?W' 1 i 5 ' rf .., . i J 1 .. I-'In A L Newkirk, publications adviser, discussing duties with the yearbook Jim dges research for a sfory. 'WWW Sentinal Staff-llst rowl Jeff Rowland, Tracy McBeth, Mike Franks, Dee Mulinghaus ico-edi- torl, Shelley Miller ico-editorj, David Owen, Steve Beavers, 12nd rowl Paul Sanders, Jim Jackson, Mark Benavides, Scott Wilson, Donya Davis, Chris Garrett, Darren Durham l3rd rowj Steve Bryan, Stuart Ponley, Richard Christian, Rob Mowery, Dave Smith, Howard Shaw, Fiazelle Cox.

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CY LEGA .L U1 Ut F Legacy Staff - 11st rowl Razelle Cox, Donna Brown, Linda Holloway, Stuart Powley, Pam Bratche Darla Herd, Becky Leggett tsecond rowt Steve Bryan, Mary Daniel, Jeff White, Lisa Marvin, Mari Benavides, Millie Cline, Scott Wilson, Anna Lacy, Mercedes Contreras, Susan Pennington, Hardin Qthird rowj Dave Smith, Jeff Rowland, Chris Garrett, Richard Christian, Alan Powell, Palmer, Angie Brackeen, Bob Gharis, Robert Billingslea, Robbie McManus ffourth rowj Mark Lisa Dockins, RaLinda Hicks, Penny Talley, Jana Clifton, Julie Davis, Kim Wright, Jennifer i iw- . ,CZ-WL -- .:'mQ.- vu. ,. ,23- ,nq , .,.,,f' ,, 4 ,,f,,,-Ly., -.11 .1 ',.f2-,'7'7:- , - 5 ang! ,ga 1 1 fs-1 ,. n,,.y ,, X' , Debra Baker, Sherry Bivens, Shelly Talley, Danell Thompson, Keith Dowdle. 'fm Susan, working on the yearbook. Scott Richey, yearbook editor. Tomorrow's Hemingways practice their art Lakeview's budding journalists can be found in A105 every day during fourth and sixth periods. This is the Publications Department where both the newspaper and yearbook staffs put their creative genius to work. Our answer to the Garland Daily News appears as The Sentinel. Edi- tors Shelley Miller and Dee Muhlin- ghaus and their staff put in many hours of hard work covering the news at Lakeview. Current events, fea- tures, interviews, reviews, and sports coverage can all be found in the pages of the Sentinel. Special edi- tions are also put out covering such events as Homecoming and the Leg- acy Awards Presentation and Cen- tennial Ball. Great authors of the future receive their chance to appear in print in the annual issue of Lagniappe, the liter- ary anthology published each spring by the organization of the same name. The Lagniappe staff accepts material from student poets, novel- ists, and short story writers through- out first semester. The book is edited and sent to the printer in the spring. The finished product is a collection of high quality works. Each May another volume of the Legacy is put on the shelf with a ne set of memories in it. The staff divided in two groups, an editori staff and a business staff. The editorial staff, headed by ed tor Scott Richey, began work befo school started and ended Februa 25, on the final deadline. During th time they did layouts, wrote copy an captions and put together the book. Business manager Lisa Docki and the business staff sold ads, yea books, and school pictures. They al published the student director Lakeview Lineup.

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wi wil N ni Q, ALWLV --1, t is: 1 t Q- M YAC serve in the cafeteria several times during the year. Here Susan Cox straightens a display. Millie Cline does her part on YAC serving day. 158 ORGANIZATIONS YAC-Ifirst rowl Susan Cox, Melissa Preston, Nancy Toler, Millie Cline, Diane Kornegay, Thompson, Kelley McGuffey tsecond rowl Tammy Beene, John White, Darla Herd, Karen Irby, Bryant, Terry Davis, Cyndy Berry, Mrs. Howell lsponsorl, lthird rowl Stacey LaBarbera, Rebecca ley, Dale Brasel, David Owens. Council links students, cafeteria The Youth Advisory Council, or YAC, serves as the link between the students and the cafeteria. Our Council tastes new products before they are put on the shelves. The members also serve food one day a year. Decorations in the cafeteria are put , ,,.,.s-xitiil' Erna Grasz helps test new food for the ria. up by the council. A field trip to district cold storage facilities made in late February. A repre tive is sent to the district con in the early spring. Chairman, Millie Cline is aided chairman- elect Diane Kornegay secretaryftreasurer Nancy Tolar.