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

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Learning to house America One of man's basic needs is that of a place to live. Homes are always in demand, and people in construction can find a job easily. Several students are participating in the building trades courses offered at Lakeview. The classes practice building by constructing scale models of buldings. The beginning of the two-year course consists of a mini-lesson in wood types and their uses. Lakeview builders-in-training are called out frequently on small jobs to practice their skills. 3 i , my If , Adam Mendoza shows his skills on the power saw qw' 02 The afternoon class makes plans for their next project. Organizations Building Trades: Pat Townsend Vernon Lov Calvin Butler, David May Mr Jim Reed Je Butler, Wayne Langly Sean Marino E Boudriault, David Westbrook Ricky Springer

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fs if and Body: Damon Ogden, Jason Klapper, Scott ,,...e,-4-N' ' Cohen, Tim Whittington, Denny Pitts. Second Brad Bieler, Kevin Woods, Larry Underwood, Robert Shipp, Ray Alexander, Kelly Carmen, Smith, David Rhine, Brad Kurth, Monica Budaheyly, Scot Pyterek. Third Row: Mike Sieman, Nau, Mike Deaton, Bill Muhlinghaus, Joe Hagler, Mr. Freeman tsponsorl. -img i W-'- , -.uv A little body putty and nobody will ever notice. to Mechanics: John Carrol, Tommy vrusa, Joe Schwaiger, John Blank, Haskell on, Darren Shipp, Rich Wells, Richard ins, Greg Fleming, Humberto Navarro, Jay nson, Derrick Bosquet, Mitchell Windsor, die Wilson, Jerry Clark, Mr. Powell tSpon- l. Third Row: Albert Whetstone, Paul land, Eric Ussery, Paul Thomas, Lee Holder, nnie Bradley. KPRNUI AUYO Ksvnm A ,Zami t Learning ajob skill The techniques concerned in the repair of both the inside and outside of a car are taught separately as three hour courses at Lakeview. Auto Mechanics covers the basic functions of an engine. Along with this, students learn to repair these engines by actually working on cars. These cars are supplied by both faculty and area residents. Students enrolled in Paint and Body are instructed on the priming and repainting of cars. By the end of the two year program, each person is equipped with enough knowledge to go out into the working world in either of these two job areas. Mr. Powell discusses an auto repair technique with his class. Organizations CS Auto Mechani dy! BO and I ain OP t Au .A U5 KD

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if A-S. , Curry uses his drafting skills to draw up Welding: First Row: Shane Wilson, Doug Wesson, Richard Wynn. Second Row: Charles Blue, Pat Kuntz, James Pierce, Gary Newberry, Melvin Jackson, John Owens. Third Ftow: Dwain Pennel, Ftich- ard Jones isponsort, Paul Smith, Clay Ogden, Jeff Smith, Alan Marshall, Jerry Lumsden, John Stan- field, Mark Fiumph, Keith Henderson. Students compete with vocational skills The skills required to draw up the blue prints for the buildings of tomor- row are being taught right here at Lakeview. Students are taught basics of drafting and the first semester -.dp Doug Wesson practices his trade. Comer Boren isponsort, Kenny Shin- Akins, Kellie Cunningham, Kim Steve Beavers, David Striler. Second Marty Overstreet, David McGee, Randy Jerry Downey, Jay Weesher, Brett Ken Moore. Clay Garret, Mike Cline, Kearney, S 'csv' comes to an end with the students drawing a dream house. As a group, Drafting participated in the district and regional VICA com- petitions in March and April. They took preliminary and advanced drawings to both levels. Students in the welding program are taught three different forms of the trade allowing them to become more versatile in the working world. Lakeview's welders also attended district and regional contests. Some projects went on to higher levels of competitions. 2