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

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tONT ROW: Greg Harris, Tiffany Mai, Kent Hampton, Mike Crumb, Jeff Redfearn, Kevin Royal, Byron ms, Sponsor Mr. Childers. BACK ROW: Barry Porter, Greg Hansen, Alan Matthews, David Kelley Elcey Sherman, James McNair, James Luton, Don Gardner, James Miller la ,HW le practicing never stops for dedicated members like Gina plinger. ztting into the swing of things is just part of the job for Lisa Ramirez. 1 Jazz Band The jazz band had a very successful and busy year. Members met every day during sixth period to practice for their performances and competi- tions, which Director Lynn Childers made sure there were plenty of. The jazz band held concerts for the Texas Elementary Principals ASSOC1atlOn performed at Richardson Square and hosted thelr spring concert on May 17 at Lakeview The greatest highlight of the year came in Aprll when the band competed in the highly respected TCU Jazz Festival Lakeview s jazz players made a grand sweep and won the entire competition All-Region band members included: James McNair on trombone, David Kelley on baritone, Don Gardner on alto sax, Tiffany Mai on alto sax, and Greg Harris on tuba. .. These ladies with their pretty smiles helped make this year's flag corps one of the best. 159

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ywlnmfdafii 4 aww yu-n O O 03.3 RENNQARD .., ., ' , , ,. .rm I ., is ' - ' V 'A v These kids are just where Mr. Jones always wanted them! Band Trip to St Louis The band took its annual trip in May. Students days at Lakeview for a long weekend in beautiful St. Louis. They toured the sights including the awe-inspiring Gateway Arch that rises 630 feet and enjoyed the sounds of that famous jazz town. This trip was not purely for pleasure though. Its main purpose was to compete in the Six Flags over Mid-America Contest. Once again the band represented Lakeview with success - the honors band received three 1 s and the symphonic band received two 2 s and a 1. The proud band members returned to Garland sporting pink sun- burns and special memories. I O I and sponsors alike were 'idismayedn to miss 2 7 7 Y 9 7 7 Q-ww. i everyone. Patriots. 4N wu Some people have no modesty! This group of guys made a lifetime friend in St. Louis. si' ABOVE: Waiting for buses was a constant thrill or LEFT: There was always time to eat for these hungry gags: gg.rr, ', 1' fi.: