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

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FBLA: First Row - Cindy Anderson, Lisa Kleeschulte. Second Row - Mrs. Jacobs fSponsorJ, Laura Pearce, A. J. Johnson, Tracy Mcbeth, Shawna Binford, Cindy Klawetter, Lynda Davis, Mrs. Stosberg CSponsorJ, Third Row - Robert Willis, Becki Poole, Stacy Schneider, Tammy Morrow, Kelley McGuffey, Tamera Glenn, Staci Shedd, Kathy Todd. 49-.g N. Don't you Dare. . replies Mrs. Willis. FBLA sells Val-0-grams Members of FBLA prepare for the future by participating in the business courses offered at school. The club's ac- tivities help students get a good start in today's working world. FBLA held their annual Christmas party for the children from Buckner Children's Home. They also sold Val-o- grams to enable them to give a scholar- ship at the end of the year. 2' x , FBLA member Melissa Northcutt steadily types her warm-ups before class starts. FBLA 165

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164 FTA After spending last year rebuilding thc club, sponsors Fern Roberson and Donna Vidacovich worked many hours with this year's FTA members. Most of the work this year was put in- FTA gives awards conducted by authorities on the subjects. The money remaining in the treasury at the end ofthe year will be given as a scholarship to a Senior member. to the sale of Family Pop popcorn. Dur- ing the spring, with the help of several I parents, the girls sold Bunny Cookies at Easter. Lakeview's FTA chapter began a new tradition this year with the creation of two new awards, Teacher ofthe Month and Teacher ofthe Year. Each Teacher ofthe Month was awarded the services of the FTA members for a month, a plaque bearing their name, and a glass with their name and the month for which they were chosen. The FTA District 10 Convention held on thc campus of East Texas State University in Commerce, was attended by 3 of the officers and the sponsors. They learned about several subjects, from child abuse to dealing with the problem child, in many seminar sessions 5 FTA: First Row Y Janene Plumlee, Tami Moore, Laura Pearce, Laura Luton Second Row - Mrs, Roberson, Mrs, Vidacovich, Stacy Schneider, Anna Lacy, Darla Herd. sic' A' i g, Q ,. ga V, .,,5, . -N FTA member Laura Luton helps decorate the bulletin board in the FOM room, Jet. .f.b.- ' wi President Tami Moore works on club plans for FTA.

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,Qu QQZVQ 166 Band Give It All You've Got . . . And that's exactly what our LCHS the band did. To start the year rolling the twirlers, rifles, flags and percussion corps attend- ed the Garland Auxillary Camp. The band's 190 members started practice in early August to prepare for 17 performances in 10 weeks. These in- cluded the Garland Labor Day Parade, the Parade of Champions, the HEB Festival, and the VFW Parade, not to mention regular half time shows. Along with these performances some members were preparing for individual try-outs held throughout the year for or- chestra, All-Region, Area, UIL Solo and Ensemble and All-City. Again this year Lakeview provided over half of the members in the All-City band. At the UIL Marching Contest in November, the band received a I Qsuperiorj. The honors band performed at the Ark-La-Tex convention in Loui- siana at which band directors from the South East heard the top three bands selected to perform. To end the year, all four bands went to Corpus Christi. x is 3 . lf iiitt .li. 1 P A X h A W. ,,k ,, ,Li l N 2 eggs gf 1 Q i . Flag Corps: First Row - Mary Holmes, Laura Pearce CCaptainJ, Melissa Northcutt tLieute- nantl, Sharon Covington. Second Row - Darla Herd, Ruth Ashley, Leah Tippit, Sandy Gorley, Connie Horton, Dian Thompson. Third Row - Chris Walker, Kim Smith, Jean Przyborowski, Anna Lacy, Donna Taylor, Stacy Roberts. Drum Majors Karen Sykes and Robbie Griffin take a break before the half time show begins. Wfitli at i as mx Rifle Corps: Troy Smith, Mike Moore tCaptainJ, Rick Bunker, Paul Przyborowski.