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

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Head cheerleader Phyllis Vank is a top pianist and was chosen most outstanding cheerleader her sophomore and junior years. Phyllis is also a member of the Art Club. She plans to study art and persue a career in com- mercial art and advertising after graduation. Cathy was crowned by last year's Homecoming Queen, Amy Langford McGuffey. All the nominees were escorted by their fathers in the ceremony. At the dance each of the nominees was announced with their dates and Cathy was ceremoniously seated on her throne. The Queen and her date had a spotlight dance and then the nominees and their dates joined in. The theme of the dance was The Wild, Wild West. 77 Wand Kwok 71 Wm 56664 WWW WWMHW Sdedfa 'dee Diane 77Zawze .dem 77144 Www WWW Activities 39

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64107 Queen, nominees presented at Homecoming dance One of the oldest high school tradi- tions is electing a senior girl to represent the school as Homecoming Queen, and Lakeview is no exception. Seniors nominated nine girls this year instead of the usual seven. The nominees were announced at the South Garland pep rally amid tears and hugs. The following week the entire student body voted to determine the 1981 Homecoming Queen, Cathy Finley, Cathy has been a cheerleader and a band member all four of her high school years. Last year she was initiated into the National Honor Society and served as an officer in the French club. Cathy plans to attend the University of Texas in Austin and major in business. 'The other eight Homecoming Queen nominees were Myra Ellis, Kryste Hornbeck, Lisa Mai, Kelley McGuffey, Diane Moore, Nancy Murphy, Sheila Price and Phyllis Vank. Myra was a nominee for most beautiful during her freshman, 38 Activities sophomore and junior years. She was a freshman cheerleader and a varsity cheerleader her junior and senior years. After graduation Myra plans on going to school and working in the secretarial field. Kryste received most beautiful when she was a sophomore and again her junior year. She was a Sweetheart, a member of A'cappella choir, and loves to sing and dance. After graduation Kryste plans to continue her career in professional modeling. Sweetheart Lieutenant Lisa Mai was initiated into National Honor Society last year and is an active member of Future Homemakers of America. Lisa enjoys dancing and plans to attend Kilgore College where she wants to try out for the Kilgore Rangerettes. She plans to complete a degree in accounting. - Kelley has been a cheerleader and choir member for the past four years. She was voted Most Beautiful, Most Representative, and served as class president her freshman year. She is a member of the Key Club, Student Council, Thespians, YAC, FBLA, and FCA. After graduation Kelley intends on going to SMU and working for a travel agency. Diane, Sweetheart lieutenant and council member, enjoys snow skiing and water skiing in her spare time. Diane also plans to go to Kilgore and tryout for the Rangerettes. Sweetheart lieutenant and Council member, Nancy Murphy is a member of P.E.L.E. She plans on going to Kilgore and trying out for the Rangerettes also. A fourth candidate for the Kilgore Rangerettes is last year's track queen and this year's Sweetheart captain and council member, Sheila Price. Sheila was a cheerleader her freshman year and a Sweetheart her sophomore, junior, and senior year.

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Dracula puts the bite on Lakeview The fall production this year was a real pain in the neck. lt was, of course, Dracula , The plot ran along the age- old lines of a blood-thirsty count falling in love with a mortal woman. The play was a spine-tingling, suspenseful drama with a couple of comical characters. The sometimes downright cheap thrills and surprising plot twists not only kept the audience jumping, but also proved that Dracula was one of the finer produc- tions that has come out of our drama department. One of the aspects that made this play unusual was that all costumes and sets were done in shades of gray, with splashes of red here and there. The Thespians newly formed parent's club pulled together on this play and helped make the production a success. Junior Gary Haygood starred in the title role, with seniors Wayne Kim- brough and Eddie Northcutt playing Professor Van Helsing and Doctor Seward, respectfully. Other cast members were Traci Buckner, Lucy Westenrag Krissa Patton, Mina Mur- ray, Steve Chappel, Mr. Westenrag Tracey Dano, Martha Westenrag Brock Bailey, Arthur Homwood, Kirby Pople, Jonathan Harker, Dale Crawford, Ren- field, John Claunch, Charles, and Lanne Waller, the servant. Kandy Po- ple, Susan Teller, and Sonya Medina served as student directors to director Kim Stinson, drama teacher. The play ran November l9-2l and audience turnout was excellent dispitc the fact that all the Garland and Dallas area high schools also ran their fall pro- ductions at the same time. 40 Activities ominously for pictures Martha Westenra fTracey Danoj and Professor Van Helsing CWayne Kim set the mood for Dracula , gt... I' Mi ,Tomi Y -QA' Y' f , L , 1. V i , ,ar ' 2 15'-M ' 'M U ' After the discovery of a freshly bitten Lucy Wcstcnra tTraci Bucknerj, Henry Westenra CSteve Chapellj and wife tTracey Danoj with Arthur Holmwood fstand in Joe Duetschj rush out looking for a doctor. f . t if l S ' -'.r X L