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

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As the sun sets on the 1981-82 school year, we look toward a new day dawning on a promising future. The halls seem quieter and the last days of the 1982 Senior Class ap- proach as we say our final goodbyes to friends, faculty, and special memories of our days at Lakeview. More importantly, though, is the quiet feeling of accomplishment. The freshmen that we once were finally approach the day when we will walk across the stage at Gradua- tion. Our excitement mounts, along with the sadness of loss. Another emotion running rampant in our minds and hearts is fear, fear of what is to come. We fear the mistakes made in high school, and the mistakes to be made in our future. Seniors, we must look ahead! Stand tall and pro- ud and place mistakes behind you. Lakeview, in this book, you hold the memories of the boys and girls who, for better or for worse, grew into the men and women we are to- day. Seniors, think not of projects left undone, of research papers that just didn't quite get an Ag think ahead and look toward the future. With hope in your hearts face the future and let Lakeview and the security it represents remain a lov- ing, laughing memory of the past. Seniors of 1982 and Lakeview Centennial High School, you've come along way. 302 Conclusion 44

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Hrxgfi , Q FR, , 1 nfvvv' Z- ,s-abw Q-n-nw .ai Q X ' As I Wander down empty halls and peek into empty classrooms, I realize that the timafhas come to bid farewell to the best of my youth. l've spent so much time during these past four years gr0Wing and .lgqqiing about Ilfe.'l.'reaI,iLe,th,at not levery experience waS. 8001? and many lessons w .re learned'-fthe eha'rd' way. Qutjglyoilld. not trade one day for another attempt. 50 vmany people, places, andg events have touched myiife since I first walked the halls as a Freshman four ye rs ago., There'has'beeshss0 much uiffand Iayghterpanld '50 many frowns and tears. .Yet, all have been worthwhile: the' ,fun and . laughter for t se happy times ton r remefriber and' e frowns and tears . I . . 4 ' -s us' , 51 304 Conclusion for .the wbrries and hurtspat haven helped to . I feel that'l am leaving behind so, J many things incompleted and so' f many thank you's that I just never got und to saying. , 'Tof I of Lakeview, this ismy w,ay of thanking you. In this book, I hope you find allfthe fond memories and? I hope you learn to appreciate, just as I did, all that life has to offer. This isxmy -thank you to friends, loves, +gc'un:y,l staffbl and ad-' ministrators . . .to everyone. ' As you turn each page, may you remember a smile, a look, a laugh. For the Freshmen .fjnay you gain knowledge in Roth your studies and ih life, both areso important: For the Sophomores- . . . may' your Junior year as 'gupperclassmenu help to pgepare your for the tiine of lv., 4 , lik 4 JJ 'V' . may you as I do, and I Senior year is as Xgood gs' you hope for. And for the Seniors. of 1982 as you walk through those front doors for the last time' forget any bitterness that you may have experienced, and maygygur future holdfnhappiness and success, I ' I'd also like to thank my teachers, members of kthpfstaff, and all the principals foyall the he ,andlfbr being m friends :. 4' Q.-' I 1 its ,Wy ...Q God Bless You All, Donya C. Davis Editor-in-Chief A x 5, 1982 Legacy. - .gs Q 3,4 W