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

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agnnumnwm-uwnvnm le setting up the sound system, Mike Pearce and Jay Brown have r own cheerleader - senior Charles St.Amant. 'wg lfxiikll The Student Council room has a style of its own and this anonymous member fPhll Wheat?l does not want to admit to lt. Spare time is used to complete homework for members Kelly Cotton and Lance Turner. Decorating begins during school hours for dedicated members. ming the Student Council room is a necessary chore for all, ine ling Vice President Mike Pearce.

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and word usage contests awarded a science project prize and 3 scholarships and made thought for the day and current events an nouncements The faculty members were thanked for inspiring excellence and pride by receiving donuts flowers and needed help during summer in service days The Legacy Ball and the 1983 Homecoming were 2 very special events sponsored by the Stu dent Council Members faculty and other volunteers spent countless exhausting hours on both events to make each a success Each dance people who attended The Student Council represented Lakeview in many less known ways Officers assisted at an NGHS workshop 13 members attended a sum mer workshop and 4 officers attended an ad vanced leadership workshop This organization also held the All City Student Council office of parliamentarian At the District Convention in March the Student Council placed 1st in SAFE TY earned the title of Outstanding Council and won the position of District III secretary Elections were held in April and preparations for another exciting year at Lakeview began for the Student Council the organization that per somfies Patriot Pride . . . , . . . , CK 77 - Y Y ' 7 7 was a success, enjoyed by the great number of y . , . , . . - I Cl Q - 77 7 7 , . One of the many joys of being a Student Council officer is giving Legacy invitations to thrilled nominees like senior Kecia Buchanan. Felisa Hunter gives The Munchkin encouragement to smile for camera. Receiving Legacy nominations before passing them out delights ficers Judy Vank and Shari White.

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A cappella choir members had a very busy and successful year thanks to Sponsor Marty White These dedicated singers met every day for class fourth period but their work did not stop there Many early mornings afternoons and late nights were spent preparing for A cappella s numerous activities Countless hours were spent preparing the choir s haunted house which earned the title of one of the top 3 in the metroplex and thousands of dollars. Then in February the choral depart- ment co-produced the musical Oklahoma! . All but a few of the roles were played by active A cap- pella members. Besides these 2 major events A cappella choir held fall, Christmas, and spring con- certs, competed in the March UIL, traveled to St. Louis, and finished a great year with a banquet on May 21. A cappella Choir These fun-loving members were caught by surprise during a very unique scavenger hunt. N These ladies are where 'WWE Collecting money from late-paying members was one of the responsibilities for Lori Murray. FRONT ROW: Sergeant at Arms Dean Sams, Tony Martin, Larry Murray, Cheryl Schroeder, Kim Prewitt, Kathy Flowers, David Cox, Franks, Scott Honeycutt, Vice President Christi Carr, Jayme McNatt, Lori Murray, Historian Ted Sorrells, Kyle Thomas SECOND ROW: Wimbish, Judy Vank, Cheryl Evans, Kristy Hardick THIRD ROW: Eric Burns, Tony Smith, Sharon Muse, Sherry William, Missy FOURTH ROW: Scott Watkins, Chaplain Kim Haynes, Shelley Smith FIFTH ROW: Steve Miller, Karen Hazelwood, Shelley Herd, Dee Dee ington SIXTH ROW: Matt Dann Secretary Shari White Stacy Miller Kayla Brown BACK ROW STANDING: Mark Hamblin, Brad Lucky, Johnson, President Mike Peterson BACK ROW SITTING: Julie Wynne, Angie Breckenridge, Carrie Wilcox, Kim Cathey, Laurie Bray, Cunningham, Christi Moore, Mandy Allen, Yvonne Ganote