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

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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.:

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Varsity Cheerleaders The 1983-1984 varsity cheerleaders showed true Patriot pride and excellence throughout the year. After many long hours of work, both during the summer and throughout the year, the many talents of the squad were seen. The group per- formed at varsity football games, pep rallies, and basketball games. At camp during the summer, the squad received the rating of excellence for their dedication and hard work. During the spring try-outs were held for next year s varsity cheerleaders and while the new 1984-85 girls cried for joy the graduating seniors shed farewell tears. Some seniors competed for honors this year and among the many to receive one was senior Jamie Mitchell who was named an All-American Cheerleader. Overall the 1984-85 year for the varsity cheerleaders was a rewarding one. 1 7 Y i 7 Varsity Cheerleader s row Judy Vank, Dana Pennington, Jamie Mitchell, Kim Prewitt Lisa Mc Namara c 3 V . -r.i-if 2 VA ,gf 'E ---y -,f iit 3 Z ' W i,,,, L ,ii yyyy r f is fi i,' ' 4 M ,M WM ,M '--- --' ---ff- --1 if 4 -..-1 as -- .W W- S ,Z it , ,,, K Q Sharry McNamara calmly watches the Patriots battle the South During an all-school pep rally, the varsity cheerleaders huddle beforeacheer 162 Garland Colonels.