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

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224 Golf Students get O O xg, Q.. ig into the swing of things Coach Knight looked forward to an exciting year with his golf team. With only four returning golfers, the coach looked elsewhere to increase his team. Football players joined the team and participated when their own sport was not active. This added athletic ability turned out to be the strength of Lakeview's team. Patriot golfers found themselves at a disadvantage since they had no course near enough to practice on regularly. Coach Knight and the boys overcame this obstacle with lots of hard work and were able to finish well in most of the invitational tournaments and district matches in which they participated. 'Vive .st Bo Brownlee, one of the off-season football players recruited by Coach Knight, begins his daily practice session with a few short strokes. X Q 1 ' . f ' 1 ,T It A . . lm W . t ' - . 2 ' ' 1 99... , kzf rgiehgqsin' ee' :f: 's at sw Q 'W EQ M s, tk ,f A . 1 , ' v- fs-Q: ' i T337 i ' , i ikfttd. ' if S I. ,,, A-ff. - t- 1 - 7 1 ,. '- w e Y vs Meir, - I , e as 6: 31 .t'g. ...Q f f ' zf , 3-gfrx, . .. Q., m3,,.,,,,,l,-gg..,3a 1 ,.,. 5, , , . ng .,m,.sk,E! -1 ,Y ' , s ' t ,'?-955 u '-qs-1.s 'we- fi' ef' ' 1 - 31:11 ' 116 i j' ' 4 ,. xi 4, . ,V ,T Vbis arsf. , ff. . wx. 1- ' . -- 6 .. ,. - 2 ' -F tm i Dan Smith eyes his target as he prepares to swing 'K' 'QT -. N -glljggr fre-1 .,. 4 efwff-, . , , . 'W-.a.'iL' ,-.,-,..fxaJ1ff , ' ' ' j M-gg s..a,. 4-a,,-saf. 'f .,..rf-4. ' . John Sheetz takes a practice swing with a dependable nine iron. TIER ' 4 FSL ,,. 1. 'SQ 0+ A 2 and Golf: fkneelingb Rudy Klancnik, Bo Brownlee, fstandingj Jim Parker, John Sheetz, Dan Smith, Coach Knight

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,5- 'Q Tracy Slater passes the ball to her teammate while warming up before a game. Unguarded, Jennifer dribbles the ball down the court. ,AQ f .VZ- ,ggi The patriot girls warm up before a game. Our basket is that-a-way! Girls JV Basketball 223

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Small team produces big results Lakeview's gymnastics team had only seven members, but did very well in district competition. The team took first place in several meets and individual gymnasts performed well, too. sr. The Patriots played host for a meet on February 3. Pat gymnasts came out on top with Jay Dyal taking first in all events Qrings, vault, pommel horse, floor exercise and parallel barsj and Best All-Around. Kelly Arbuckle was the on- ly girl competing, she placed high in floor exercise and vault. The other girl, Terry Bien, suffered a broken ankle ear- ly in the year and spent most of the season recuperating. Dyal and Tracy Adams take a bow after a performance at the Mesquite pep rally. Gymnastics - fkneelingj Kenny Williams, Kemmy Williams fstandingj Jackie Waggoner, J ay Dyal Qsittingj Terry Bien, Phillip Barth, Kelly Arbuckle Gymnastics 225