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

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51.44 150 NHS N...- 'S K NHS members have fun while baking Valentine cookies to sell at school. NHS keeps busy National Honor Society kept busy this year with their fund raising ideas. At Valentine's the club sold Valentine cookies and on St. Patrick's Day they sold cup cakes. They also worked the concession stands at LC basketball games. In order to be accepted in NHS, students must maintain an 11.00 average and must have high teacher recommendations. The club had four major meetings this year, each to help the members bet- ter themselves. All meetings were kept in order with Sheila Greebon as sponsor and Brad Wasson as president. NHS member Chris Smith keeps his grades up by studying in his spare time. l NHS: First Row - Bobby White, Shelley Miller, Brad Wasson, Mike Pryor, Scott Fitzgerald. Second Row - Cathy Finley, Lisa McLain, Allen Halm, Rodney Harris, Nannette Blue, Valarie Buckner, Sonya Medina, Joe Deutsch, Laura Pearce. Third Row - Mrs. Greebon, Jay Dyal, Jay Galbraith, Premal Patel, Bob Gharis, Jack Morrison, Chris Smith, John Conner, Gary Aufforth, Harold Burnett, Wendy Morgan, John Blank, Joe Rosenthal, Mary Lynn Mayer, LaDonna Tomlison, Jeanine Duvall, Shawna Binford, Sherry Bivens, Julie Basham, Anna Lacy, Mae Miller.

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l . in 1 .: 'W M Bill Coyle stares in wonder at the masterpiece he has created. Art Club - Kathryn Hallmark, Darrin Lamb, Chris Fryar, Roy Butler, Bill Coyle tstandingj Janelle Nix, Marie Velasquez, Etta Morales, Kay Burkhalter tsponsorj Lori Ritter, Kenneth Atrz Art strives for form . . . The Creative Arts Club, under the guidance of sponsor Kay Burkhalter and co-sponsor Sharon Rogers, was in- volved in many school and community projects. At school, the Art Club aided the Student Council with Homecoming, by helping to do chalk etchings, large wall murals add by assisting in the decorating of the cafeteria. The Art Club also aided the com- munity by helping to decorate the Christmas tree which was located in Garland Square. Many art students entered the popular Garland Art Show and were very successful. Chris Fryar and Etta Morales give Kathryn Hallmark constructive criticism on her new painting. Creative Arts I49

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e,'.-ffefxs Beta Club members make plans to sell Hopagrams at Easter. Betas are outstanding The National Beta Club consists of select students who have excelled in academics and citizenship. During the year these members par- Even while working hard, Beta Club members stillinanage to have fun. csursnxiilfg W C Beta Club treasurer Valerie Buckner does her books. ticipated in fund-raisers such as selling Hopograms at Easter time. They also had a party to which they invited the National Honor Society members and the Mu Alpha Theta members. To end the year the members of the club chose one member to receive their annual scholarship. This member showed outstanding leadership, dedica- tion along with high academics and good citizenship. Beta Club: First Row - Laura Pearce, Valerie Buckner, Mary Lynn Mayer fPresidentJ, Nanette Blue, Shelley Miller, Bobby White. Second Row - Millie Cline, Tracy McBeth, Anna Lacy, Chuck Pochc, Darla Herd, Donya Davis, Bob Gharis, Alicia Johnson, Eric Arndt, Rebecca Ashley. Third Row - Janene Plumlee, Beth Riley, Renee Helams, Laura Pinkston, Mike Stanley, Christine Cooper, David McGee, Jean Przyborowski, Jolynne Hardin. Beta Club 151