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

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Girls strive for perfection at Lakeview. While striving for perfection, they kept Patriot Spirit and sportsmanship alive. Coach Drum said she was pleased Girls soccer had a new coach this year, Leanne Drum. The team looked good at press time even though they had only competed in a few games. They were practicing hard in the cold to see the girls work so hard. J. P6 Q70 jf 4 . weather, trying to be the best team ever 67 'JJ Q O K-'J 6' f L6 5' J' JN Xl- ax NP! Ui C? 70 0? ,K s '70 I fy , HN UK? 'V ,IO 6-xv K f 6X ?f A fa? U4 ' ' X of we sf V ae' P sf 6 x E. XX C Ryo 45, be QQ if wb J' od + daft X . .. A .fx-X JP ff' ,Q A ,ffh l s P 1 . i F , 17 f - isa. if- LFP' ' Til in '. X p. X er? FU 6-' vs C11 ' . It ' 'S - S X' .Wa WVVN V' N Yf N C4 U K' XL, sp , , . .,,k ,. 4, Y L X5 1 Nj C Q , K v rd U 5 Cf, My 'X :ix Xxx 'REX' .sig Y jf f- ,jfgl f I5 UUJZ px!!-1 vxe ... I ' ' t , 1 v . P , V X ' 4' by t an as t is -if-4 - N69 PN iff! ve bk Q30 . A K p K 'by I .- ' ' X x .i p ,Q .. mg Ag ip gr J:4X,,6 S? Utgjpcyr I fa r K . p Y X ii, ,,, .,,, .,,, , 3 O 7, O H . i , 5 . tt- N FIX 65, VVQ 9 ijx ' l 9 xv f 0 X, ee a ev 15 ' X ,K H V , , 'ig 1 t px I Q 6,9 V- bl Q Q2 s S r 4 .Z e --.W - f e t me e a L L fee Xa ,ff L L . - ff A NM '- A fe I,-, H t L , e BV, v Q far-5 V ., by p M aww A ' ,,-i if A ,Sex C., I Q C.,,t, - A S fs' ' ' , ' :aw jf? X fa .ff ,L 0 Q ' s L f-s :xg , y Vrvv at vs Q56 T 7 . G' f-za A -, 7-1 L A A O' X' D 6 A f 0. ee ' S ,fs 2 ff' ,F ,,,: . p Y , Q K - -N 1. so b . A . - f JQ-'X N , Tammy Caldwell and Angie Riner race for the ball duringa hard workou . P5750 ' Q , V , 5 'za P651 Row 1: Tanyia Ethridge, Sherri Hennlich, Emily Pendley, Debbie Frazier, Janet Hammons. Row 2: Lisa Pippin, Carmen Granada, Angie Riner, Annette Bailey, Judy Carithers, Kristi Ruyle. Row 3: Coach Drum, Melanie Smith, Angila Kirby, Tammy Bynum, Gayla Anderson, June Pelton, Leah Tippit. Girls Soccer 235

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Team's strong points are experience, leadership Under the direction of Coach Sam Garvin, the Varsity Soccer team planned an exciting year. The teamis strong points fell in their depth of ex- perience and senior leadership. Eloy Granado, Lenny Moore, and Sam Engelberg, returning starters for the last three years, led the team both on the field and off, with their ability and attitude. The team's success relied upon strong backfield and several substitute players ready to go into the game. 234 Varsity Soccer 1 E I .W I WN' .. - l ,af-i. . Ji... Q It ,., l , , trow IJ - Robert Furr, Marc Cupp, Pravin Mudely, Ken Swisher, Matt Newman, Sean Blankenship, Kyle Thomas, Florentino Moreno, Pat Springtield. trow 21 - Eloy Granado, Lori Wyatt, Robert Jurisch, John Moore, Brian Kurth, Mark Warrick, Brian Williams, Mark Nelson, Kent Gaston, Todd Walls, Matt Butler Brian Miller Tony Cummings, Coach Garvin, Cathy Carlin. wp - ri, ff -1 . l :ra - Atta All-vu Y' .V -, '-Q A M 4. , X .1 .. ,, ,ef . fx, -. -45 '- :T .A Q' '. ',s .fx..1+ ' ' - A4 ' 't . .' z-sw ' ' , QRow U - Shawn Tobin, Randy Brown, Cecil Smith, Tony Cleghorn, Lenny Moore, Tom Mack, David Hill, Joe Chavez, Kelly Carmen, Eloy Granado, fRow 21 - Cathy Carlin, Mark Gaddis, Paul Hyland, Sam Engelberg, Mike Ethredge, Rodney Harris, Donnie Watson, Tim Mack, Scot Thomas, Coach Garvin, Lori Wyatt.

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Strong pitching means top choice team Because of Lakeview's strong pitch- ing staff, the Patriots are picked in the top of District 10-AAAAA every year. The same thing happened again this year. Coach Henderson was sure, as the season began, that the team would probably live up to those expectations. Pitching is what makes or breaks a high school ball club. We definitely have the pitching talent, and should do Varsity Baseball - tsittingl Clay Davis, Johnny Ariago, Pat Kuntz, Brian Foster, Roger Garcia, Wayne Langley, tkneelingj Amy Christian, Bobby Watters, Bill Townes, Clay Ciani, Brant Pope, Ronnie Johnson Greg Geertz, fstandingj Leslie Cavanaugh, Bill Rice, Steve Blackshear, Mike Wiebold, Pat Banks Ken Artz, Doug Walls, Coach Henderson very well. g. A Junior Steve Blackshear, a two year ji . . I, .3 W V i letterman, returned to the mound with . s .V , pf B' - it . ' ,gif ' T the intention of breaking his record of -f ' ' , , ' ' ' 'V - I 113 strike-outs in the '81 season. Senior ' i J N 0 , f ij Mike Wiebold took the field to earn his 2 'Y J fyff ff ' if wwf' . if third letter in baseball. The Pats gained -, . Q- . I ef D H ' i ' . 5 V A 'gi' Tay, - .15 ex-Colonel pitching ace John Sheetz ' ,ff - r ' Q.. this year to round out the staff. Sheetz H .-, - i ' I K - ' ' , W missed the first four weeks of the season fi: '- . in K, recuperating from surgery. Upon his :BJ yi, 15' p ,1 return he was able to accomplish some 9 V L 4 , il, ' I , 3 ' -I ' 3, ' l good things and experienced many 4 ' ,Law-- T , Q a y if' ' 5 . 5 , bright moments on the mound. f WN f W ' The unsung heros behind the plate , , Y K X f N who catch for Patriot pitchers, Wayne A rgryfa A ' ,gf 5 fH,,,f5.gf,. I 5, ,, my I Langley and Clay Davis, did a fine job ir. . Q ian f, f 1' 2 this yearg possessing the courage to ' , ff., f.. lt. V . A catch the 90+ mph fast balls of Steve ' p f N 'V K , Blackshear wasa feat in itself. 'I ' A,.. ., - , U In ' U ,'?,3g1.Q5 ,,t, Y , I Shortstop Pat Kuntz used his speed 15, I ' - . ' Y ' ' J ' - K f- t: . : fi4 gQ ,t ,,i and agility to cover the territory bet- ween second and third base with relative ease. Outfielders Bill Townes, Ken Artz, Pat Banks, and Brain Foster did extremely well in covering the area. Each one made numerous game sav- ing plays on pop-up flies. At the beginning of the season Coach Henderson looked for- ward to an exciting year. By the time May 6 rolled around, Ed- die Henderson found his dreams coming true, with his Patriots finishing in the top half of the district. Bat Girls - Leslie Cavanaugh and Amy Christian. 236 Varsity Baseball il 'Ska :- ,href Wayne Langley connects with the ball during practice. .f-awp - A -' . si-fi ,ps QA rin