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

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In welding class, students are taught skills of the trade. Jerry Downey demonstrates the accuracy needed in designing a house. Students learn practical skills Skills that are required to become a welder or draftsman are taught here at Lakeview. The Welding class, taught by Mr. Richard Jones, learned three different forms of the trade this year. The students in the Welding program at- tended district and regional contests. The Drafting program, taught by Mr. Commer Boren, teaches the basic skills in drawing blue prints. The drafting club participated in district and regional contests. 190 WeldingfDrafting K t ,, Q nt ' INS- ' , 'nl 5' i J Q Welding: First Row - Randy Tuttle, Brian Hogue, Valente Briones, James Yates. Second Row - David Scherer, John Owens, Richis Vaught, Tony Grisetta. Third Row - Teri Chover, Gary Newberry, Mr. Jones, Melvin Jackson, Jim Bussell, Darryl Thomas, Kelly Carman. Fourth Row - Steve Hain, Wade King, Lang Raney, Charles Blue, Tim Brooks, Larry Zachary. Drafting: First Row A Corby Moser, Jackie Waggoner, Kenny Williams. Second Row - Larry Parker, Randy Cave, Shawn Tobin, Erin McClain.

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H up . 5 - . N 1 'A' :asia I 4 X ,,,-' 1 I ,gp- ' 'T Brent Richardson shows his skill at the table saw. Industrial Arts - Jim Foster, Scot Thomas, Mike Beene, Tom Blackshear, Stacy LaBarbera, tStandingJ Mr. Mangan, Mark Drahem, Chris Garcia, Jeff Jackson, Paul Alverson, Brent Richardson, Tony Grieseta I, T. Williams, John Dunn and Steve Williams practice their training. Industrial Arts Compete The Industrial Arts Club attended many regional and state competitions this yearg among these were the Annual Texas State Industrial Competition CAIASAJ held in the Waco Community Center, and the Regional Industrial Arts Competition. The club also attend- ed many Youth Leadership conferences. The Industrial Arts Club sold hand- made wooden novelty items, which they had made, to raise money for the club's activities. Club sponsor Mr. Mangan and Presi- dent Tony Griseta, along with the other club members, had an enjoyable but busy year. Plumbing f Brian Hennessey, Steve Johnson, Terry Cheek, Albert Whetstone tsittingj James Randle, Charles Walker, Steve Williams, Greg Jenkins, Lawrence Robinson, John Dunn tstandingj Rose Wonzo, LaShander Mills, Paul Carraway, Al Dennis, Daryl Robinson, I. T. Williams, Mr. Johnson Plumbers Learn Basics The vocational department offers plumbing for individuals interested in learning about the basic skills of plumb- ing. Students learn the essentials to carry on with a career, pipelifting, threading, soldering, and braying. Plumbing! Ind. Arts I

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Rodeo: First Row - Jim Poole, Richie Vaught, Becky Carman, Cory Haranicky, Richie Giles, Lyn Hock, ,Jimmy Cave, Jim Foster. Second Row - Jerry Glover, Robert Fleetwood, Larry Zachary, Kyle Boehler, Missy Montana, Bryan Hall, John Morse, Mr. Jones. Third Row - Mr. Graddberry, Chad Hardage, Mark ,Plunk, Kevin Thompson, Scott Cohen, Michael Johnston, Pat Binder, Chris Garcia, Deric Lee, Kelly Carmen, Joe Bob Chandler. ew club does well The Rodeo Club participated in several rodeos during its first year. The members entered and placed in events such as bull riding, bareback riding, shoot dogging, and calf roping. At the end of the year the members chose a Rodeo Club Sweetheart to , represent the club. Lakeview Rodeo students demonstrate their skill in team roping. R ? 'W A savage bronco gives a Rodeo Club member a ride he will never forget. A Rodeo Club member hangs on tightly as he rides a bucking bronco. Rodeo 191