High-resolution, full color images available online
Search, browse, read, and print yearbook pages
View college, high school, and military yearbooks
Browse our digital annual library spanning centuries
Privacy, as we do not track users or sell information
Page 161 text:
“
Cho1rs 7 . Women s and Mixed Women's and Mixed choirs supported A cappella activities throughout the year. Members of these two groups worked at the choir's haunted house and sold candles to help send A cappella members to St. Louis. Both choirs met during the day - 1 second period for Women's and third period for Mixed. They shared similar activities such as per- forming in winter, fall, and spring concerts, and competing in UIL. Members of both choirs also if contributed to the production of Oklahoma! , Women's choir had some activities other than those shared with Mixed. These girls performed at Prestonwood, had a party at the presidentls home, and competed at Sandy Lake. At this competition, the Women's choir was named Outstanding Choir and placed first overall. choir sponsor, Melinda Cotten, chaperoned A cap- in St. Louis. -av managed to have ' i . . 3 t 5 J .ONT ROW: Bari Stephens, Crissy Robinette, Wendy Davis, Tammy Brennan, eri Carr, Kim Martin, Kim Harness, Kristi Haynes SECOND ROW: Kelle Parish, eila Russell, Lesley King, Mickie Brown, Angie White, Kim Holland, Cathie Wilcox, anne Wall, Beth Arruda, Norma Page THIRD ROW: Shelby Jackson, Ronda :lley, Michelle Morgan, Tanuja Bhatt, Kaniece Washington, Niki Hartin, Jeannie ler FOURTH ROW: Secretary Kristan Kelley, Librarian Shelley Murray, Toni ,niel, Dawn Wright, President Melissa Haggard, Librarian Meegan Swaithes, storian Theresa Bell, Melody Burcham, Dawn Hendon, Leigh Murphy, Chaplain lly McLauchlin, Sharon Peace FRONT ROW: Reporter Michelle Williams, Mark Compton, David Cardella, Sherri Miller SECOND ROW: Vice4President Dawn Lewis, Holly Robinette THIRD ROW: Diana Mor- rison, Mark Mundie, Lee Love, Connie Horton, Janie Townzen Fourth Row: President Kathy Dunn, Secretary Laura Blue, Richard Sanders, Tracey Parrish, Tonya Akers FIFTH ROW: Shelly Henning, Shirley Ficklin, Raymond Balleza, Zeke Maldonado, Tamela White, Susan Streng SIXTH ROW: Danny Arriago, Bill Ariago
”
Page 160 text:
“
7 . A cappella s St. Louis VISIT The A cappella choir traveled to St. Louis this year for their annual trip. Members missed two days of school to enjoy a long weekend in that very colorful city. Activities included viewing the beautiful architecture of the Gateway arch and other such attractions of St. Louis. Members re- lived moments of their childhood when they visited a petting zoo that contained adorable attractions such as baby goats and monkeys. One of the most memorable and hilarious activities they enjoyed was a pajama party for all. Guys borrowed nighties from the gals some combined clothes worn day and night and many improvised with whatever happened to be laying around. Other than these happenings A cappella choir also com- peted in the Six Flags Over Mid-America Competi- tion. They were very successful scoring all 1 s and walking away with the entire contest and first place. There's a joker in every bunch! Blondes, brunettes, and redheads have fun! mfs. ,- f-v'l Aren't these beauties irresistible? ' There was time for some fun. . K f 'gf . ,fem ' Mimi 5 '-fi 1 ' .1 ' 790' A 4 T .... T I 5 .,,. , fv f,:,,f L ::. H I VVVV H V, 3 xgr.. ,,. fd I k.., ,, ,..,,: , ,.f EE., 6 .i,., - H r,- ,, ' -' if ,JL Laurie Bray rejects Mike Peterson for a huggable teddy bear.
”
Page 162 text:
“
at frffyf Marchmg Band Lakeview's marching band is composed of two .' smaller bands - honors and symphonic. M Together, these two bands provided entertain- x ment for many school related activities in 1983- M, .T ft 84. Football season would not have been the same without the music directed by Mr. George Jones and Mr. Lynn Childers. Band music kept Patriot fans energetic and optimistic at both pep rallies and football games. Band members reported to Lakeview early every morning from the first of August to the end of football season, but their duties did not end there. Competitions occurred throughout the year and members had to be prepared at all times for those contests. One such contest was the March UIL where both bands scored consistent 2's. The honors band had its final performance on May 18 with the opening of the wave pool at Audubon Park and ended George Jones' first year at Lakeview with a 1 h' Officers - SEATED: Treasurer Gina Caplmger, Secretary Missy Sp as ' Corps Captain Chris Walker, President Janet Clark. STANDING: Vice Steve Livingston, Assistant Drum Major Cary Wilkinson, Head T Ramirez, Head Drum Major Kent Hampton, Historian James Lankford. FRONT ROW: Quy-hong Dinh, Michelle Willis, Stacy McBeth, Robin Freeman, Jennifer Boehler, Amy Wilson, Lisa Flori, Teresa Privette, Stacy Sherman, James Lankford, l Dannen, Rodney Calhoun, Brian Pinkston, John Oglin, Jerry Burkard, Barry Porter, David Pinkston, Eric Tomlinson, Allen Roy, Tony Thayer, David Walthers, Bill Rankin, Ra Martinez, Rosa Martinez, Andrew Gwie, Tammy Whiteman, Brent Richardson, Kelly Fletcher, Lisa Ramirez, Jamie Dove. SECOND ROW: Kent Hampton, Greg Deere, Cary W son. THIRD ROW: Kerry Merritt, Vicki Johnson, Amy Klomps, Cheryl Evans, Lauren Monaghan, Pamela Johnson, Daniel Jenkins, Wendy Smith, Janet Clark, Kim Skinner, Del Tomlinson, Marlo Wegley, Lori Fenoglio, R. D. Bryant. FOURTH ROW: Tino Williams, Sean Freeman, Jeff Redfern, Tyrone Francois, Mike Crumb, Kevin Royal, Chris Sadler Allmann, Keith Walker, Kevin Bain, Kim Fore, Eric Casteel, Rebecca Willis, Missy Floyd, Kim Ritchie, Stephanie Godby, Tonya Watkins, Jeanine Moore, Gina Livingston, Mio Sawyer, Kim Jackson, Amy Thompson, Michelle Long, Chris Johnson, Michelle Martin, Michelle Boger, Tania Williams, LaShaunda Wright, Kim Conoway, Chris Hunt, Jason B1 FIFTH ROW: John Lasell, Kristy Hardick, Debbie Mandat, Kristi Warmann, Deric Wheeler, Bryan Finley, Greg Mitchell, Scott Bain, Ray Compton, Mack Grant, F Pollard, Peter Finch, Tiffany Mai, Danny Sanguino, James Fair, Sonja Henry, Jacque Eagon, Kelly Moody, Byron Sims, David Fields, James Miller, Missy Foreman, Lisa Buchz Kevin Barth, Mike Morrison, Keith Johnson, Lance McGehee, James Luton, Don Gardner, Troy Smith. SIXTH ROW: Anthony Williams, Lisa Kelley, David Kelley, Scott S' Michael Allmann, Keith Anderson, Jay Elliott, Chris Walker, Shari Johnson, Gina Cortez, Kerry Chaplin, Connie Horton, Kim Smith, Shannon McBeth, Paul West, Greg Harris, l Ramirez, Alisha Profitt, Tracey Anderson, Kelly Roberts, Gina Caplinger, Deven White, Melanie Darnell, Tommy Jackman, Steve Livingston, John Biggerstaff, Angela Barth, Hansen, Robert Arrowocd, David Winkleman, James McNair, Alan Matthews.
Are you trying to find old school friends, old classmates, fellow servicemen or shipmates? Do you want to see past girlfriends or boyfriends? Relive homecoming, prom, graduation, and other moments on campus captured in yearbook pictures. Revisit your fraternity or sorority and see familiar places. See members of old school clubs and relive old times. Start your search today!
Looking for old family members and relatives? Do you want to find pictures of parents or grandparents when they were in school? Want to find out what hairstyle was popular in the 1920s? E-Yearbook.com has a wealth of genealogy information spanning over a century for many schools with full text search. Use our online Genealogy Resource to uncover history quickly!
Are you planning a reunion and need assistance? E-Yearbook.com can help you with scanning and providing access to yearbook images for promotional materials and activities. We can provide you with an electronic version of your yearbook that can assist you with reunion planning. E-Yearbook.com will also publish the yearbook images online for people to share and enjoy.