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

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Making a Decision College night this year was at Garland High School. Hosted each year by one of the four high schools, it gives Garland students an oppor- tunity to compare colleges and universities before deciding where they will continue their education. After an opening discussion, students and their parents attended three sessions with representatives from three different colleges and universities. They were given infor- mation about costs, entry re- quirements and other facts about each school, at these sessions. tgtcc j 5 VE . O 0 L, i gan -r . Q, 4 ' J ,- x ik L4 s nv- 'V 5 1 1 A ' Q 4 X has W A 1, ,5 x ,mm - . ,wr-A. L Q -2 x ff1+ ,:7 Q91 Erna Grasz and other student council presidents confer before the program begins. - A college representative explains his school's entrance requirements. Students and their parents attended session with various school representatives. A South Garland student is briefed on East Texas State University. 46 Activities Erna addresses the assembly.

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ff, ! YS? ,M- ' v QQ... ,IAQ , Y of Rodney Newsome appears confused about testing procedures. Studying in the carrels, a lonely vigil. Test? . . . What test? Some never quite make it to the end. as as f -. I T.. ' is I as Cs a WN A4 I ,gt- sfwaa1r::-K Students find a quiet moment for last minute studying. Sorry, not exempt Two days at the end of each semester, the unfortunate have to appear at school for the dreaded final exams. Lasting an hour and a half, these exams cover an entire semester's work and count as one fifth of the semester grade. Students do have an opportunity to be exempt from exams, however. Those who can maintain regular attendance and passing grades find themselves with an extra two day hol- iday at the end of the semester. Exams are a time honored tradi- tion that some people would just as soon forget. ACTIVITIES 47