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

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G0 Big Blue The phrase go Big Blue went over big this year with the student body, thanks to the J.V. Cheerleaders whose originality helped promote school spirit. Along with showing their pride in school activities they were nominated for the Award of Excellence at camp at Oklahoma State. Kim Prewitt fhead cheerleaderj and Shelly Belt tassistant head cheerleaderj along with the rest of the squad taught several clinicsg one of which was in Cen- tral Park and the other here at Lakeview. Other activities of the cheerleaders were participating in the Labor Day Parade and cheering at the Junior Var- sity football games. Xt, .. The J.V. Cheerleaders help lead their team to victory. 178 J V Cheerleaders The J.V. Cheerleaders have coordination when building their formation at the pep rallies. J.V. Cheerleaders - Kim Prewitt, Lizz Classen, Julie Wynne, Janie Mitchell frow 25 Kelly Arbuckle, Shelly Belt

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l l uf r LUV CK 5 cb u 5 1 be KJ n V l 'Varsity Cheerleaders: First Row - Lisa Albright, Phyllis Vank, Cathy Finley, Debbie Plaster. Second Row - Myra Ellis, Karen Kelm Patty Barnard, Kelley McGuffey. Varsity Cheerleaders display excellence This year the Varsity Cheerleaders competed with other Varsity Cheerleaders at the Univesrity of Tulsa's Cheerleading Camp for the Award of Excellence. The Varsity Cheerleaders, along with winning this award, have been kept busy supporting school spirit and leadership throughout the year. Along with all these activities, the girls sponsored a clinic here at Lakeview to help further the gym- nastic, dance and chant skills of The VarsityCheerleadersboogiedown tothe Patriot beat. younger cheerleaders in our com- munity. The girls also taught at the Garland pee-wee clinic along with other high school cheerleaders in Garland. Along with various camps and clinics, the cheerleaders still manag- ed to preapre themselves for the busy football and basketball seasons. They began practicing in the spring after try-outs and have continued each day throughout the year. ln the Garland Labor Day Parde, they began the year in style by riding in a limousine through downtown Garland. The girls also supported our foot- ball team by decorating the locker room, performing at pep rallies and games. Varsity Cheerleaders 177

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l Freshman Blue Cheerleaders: Kneeling - Cyndi Boggs, Sharon Merritt. Standing - Judy Vank, Krystie ,McCullough, Holly Watson, Lisa Lucky. l l Freshman Gold Cheerleaders: Kneeling Y Dana Pennington, Sharon Muse. Standing - Kim Faulkner, Teresa Bell, Lisa Oliphant, Sherry McNamara. 1 Freshmen cheer teams to victor The freshman cheerleaders have had an exciting year from the very start. They participated in the University of Tulsa's cheerleader camp where they received two spirit sticks the first day and the award of Excellence for the best cheerleading squad in the camp. They also participated in the Cheerleader Clinic here at Lakeview. Both squads did well as they walked away with the Award of Excellence and a spirit stick. Also, members of the squad helped teach at the Garland pee- wee clinic, where cheerleaders from grades five and up came from all over Garland to C0mpetC for awards and spirit sticks. But, winning awards was not all the freshman cheerleaders did this year. They performed at football and basket- ball games throughout the year, and helped cheer on our football team at the varsity pep rallies. 21 XVEZQLXLX Q , 9 X 1 1, XJ -r'?'f 'x, A i i 1 .. 5 .Ji V, ,' .3 S: .s pei T7 7 .5 .' ' Freshman Cheerleader, Sherry McNamara poses for preppy d y. 4X gp X A , I v'i5 vfff :aff hui rx 29' iii ' 'L aff., :il Afflw , ,Q I- V . 4 U 85453, ., ,I . . , f -Lt LLL! x 1 'f, Q X .w Q l .IMI it N l ,ff ' BQ t lfll Ill, ' lg: ll' tix 1 f ,l ill l .lvlilllll l , . H , 1 !l't ' 5' gf 645t. Freshman Cheerleaders 179