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

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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

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Fl ft Reasons for fu . working are many, varied What do cars, insurance, extra cash, .5boredom, helping out, and gas have in K common? These are just a few of the xfreasons more and more Lakeview J students are going to work. In taking on a job, a student also Q1 takes on a tremendous amount of - responsibility. With the full schedule iN -,.x X f l I' 5 ,that is acquired, many find themselves Q F. Q with no time to spare. The working stu- XQ J dent loses a majority of his social life to Aw X his job. k q Many students arrive in the mornings -on Q3 without their homework, and discover a 5 5, test first period. Most working students, 5 W M- however, make do with the time they 5 have to get their studies done. -MU 2 ,QA As the school year closes, students Tj f will often trade in their after school job ' 'T for a full time occupation. Then again, :A ilfl that is the working person's life. W J E Q 5 5 Q f 75- -,gp og Qt C Q Q - T 1 , Q J' Y 3 C4 ' ,- lf? if li ol we 'fi GJ A . QJJQKW l C .1 .af 3 Q Q . s - .C 'S Oifi Ml!! X 62 T I Elf? We - ,..f M, i fr' 1 i lggggcg 2, ,, ' gg . fl z QZRLQ II 'VHA 3 '4-4 i m ill 'JE From his express if 1' if iff? mi t img 1 l .vp-e' ft. .3 ' 'Q Q9 rf. Q. 3 5? Mae Miller meets all her customers with a dazzling smile and a cheerful hello, A5 1 42 Activities ion it is easy to see that Kirby Pople enjoys worki , Agbr Q V t irq: I a . W f 2 fr . asf, ,, . ,., ,g ' , Q51 Qs? V 1. 1121. cafe -.1 wi, ff 7 Q iii , ' f -, Z A ff l- ' fl V U4 'I , ' 5 ' , 3 Y: b 3, , . X J H 1 I ' g , ng at Good Times Skate Center. num- Service with a smile is Shalyn Skrivanek's motto at her job at Hancock Fabric.