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

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'EM 'LI 42 , . s if T A Members prepare the DE showcase. DECA students spend several hours in class each day before they go to their jobs. DECA offers earning while learning Through the skills taught at Lake- view's vocational programs, mem- bers of DECA are able to go to work If it rowl Paula Ivy, Jody Cookston, Jan Willis, Marvin Gibbs, Brenda Bond, Elisa Marrero, Tucker, Mrs. Peniche tsponsorl tsecond rowb Susan Poole, Becky Crawford, Deanna Simmons, Stanphill, Jeff Knutson, Gary Hale, Steve Farr, Marion Olson, Kim Andrews, Patty Clark, Wil- Jones fthird rowj Tim Morrow, Marty Owen, Carl Cordell, Swilley Clark, Brady Nolan, Don Roy Giles, Greg Blanks. in the business world. They are taught useful skills that enable them to be effective and successful profes- sionals. Through this program stu- dents have the opportunity to earn credit and to receive payment while doing so. Those students participating in Lakeview's DECA program attend classes here until fifth period, then leave for their jobs after classes have been completed. Counselor June Hill has been very much involved in this program and has been responsible for enlisting many of it's participants. Students are particularly fond of this program because it is an accredited program that allows them to earn extra money. Monetary value is not this program's only asset, how- ever. Many of the classes students must take deal with their responsibili- ties and rights as employees. The classes also teach the opportunities and responsibilities of management. Under the leadership of sponsor Phyllis Peniche DECA has become a favorite program of students and employers. DECA O IJ CD 37 -Z N P 14 O 2 cn G to

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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.

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FHA Hero: First Row: Mrs. Cheryl Konvicka, David Mitchell, Kim Nichols, Cathy Epting, Renee Cave, Debra Jeans, Oscar Galvin, Karen Irby. Se- cond Row: Kim Stromgberg, Tina Fuller, Karen Cribbs, Terry Braswell, David Petzold, Waren Greer, Pam Nakeig, Mike McDonald, Shirley Mcln- tosh, Willard Vines, Sharon Ardiana. First Row: Sheila Wade, Shunner McGregor, Lori Johnson. Second Rd Sheila Platter, Nancy Murphy, Georgia Katsaros, Michelle Foster, Saul Brockway, Deana Taylor, Renee Allen.Third Row: Felicia Mathis, Angi Moreno, Kim Cook, Rhonda Kelly, Kim Parker, Becky Kirby, Kim Clark. FHA - more than cooking, sewing With the age of equal rights upon us, more and more boys are becom- ing involved in Future Homemakers of America. The homemaking classes have not lost popularity with the girls, either. Again this year, Lakeview's FHA sponsored several breakfasts and receptions. The club, however, had no major fund raising projects. A new activity was added to the program this year. Creative Crafts Night was held once a month. During this time, participants learned a new craft, such as painting, knitting, crocheting, and needlework. HERO iHome Economics Related Occupationsi is also part of the Homemaking department. This group is for the advanced students interested in making Home Economics a career. Members were First Row: Mrs. Mischa Harris, Evelyn Haney, Kirsten Afseth, Dana Ramsey, Kathy O'Dell. Second Row: Laura Nieto, Chris Knudsen, Vicki Bradley, Bruce Ivy, Jeff Culbreath, Treasa Cox, Tonya Crane, Sheri Bien. exposed to such professions as cooking, floral arranging, and nutrition. '+32'4' Cleaning up is also a part of Homemaking .wlliS