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

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'xt Q, J--4' V K mf , if ,,,,,,w : Q it S lg 4 Q f 5, lg gp, ' , i, ww imc If i, ,mi The sterner Phil seriously contemplates the activities ol the Minutemen, while Mike smlles in contemplation ol other things. , 1.. ,S ,tm mm are: lsitti Captain ngl Dean Sams, Brent Theis, Phil Wheat, Eric Burns, and Mark Graziano Jay Brown and Mike Pearce.

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The Minutemen await the pep rally RR? ...pk K... .. .. :::::::X-.:h: as I ::., K, Q1 . 1 was 1- -i we--sig. 1 A Now what do you want? MINUTEMEN A special group of guys leads Lakeview in cer- tain spirit activities. They are known as the Minutemen - 4 seniors and 4 juniors who are personally selected by sponsor Assistant Principal Andy Coleman. The 1983-84 Minutemen were Captain Jay Brown, seniors Mike Pearce, Scott Watkins, and Phil Wheat and juniors Eric Burns, Mike Graziano, Dean Sams, and Brent Theis. The Minutemen's responsibilities for this school Some Lakeview students are hams, such as Scott here, modest. but students like Mark prefer to remain a little more year covered all areas of school life. Minutemen assisted at summer registration, cheered at pep rallies and football games, aided the Student Council with such tasks as Homecoming and Legacy decoration, and promoted school pride while maintaining above-average grades. . to

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Sweethearts The many accomplishments of the Sweethearts were broad and varied The Sweethearts par ticipated in numerous activities the spring show drill team camp and competition varsity pep rallies and football games, and another competi tion in Colorado during spring break to mention only a few The Sweethearts represented Lakeview at their competitions and brought home many awards in cluding the coveted Judges Award at Miss Texas Drill Team Competition Ten girls were selected for the All City varsity drill team in the fall as were the new members of Goldenhearts The most difficult and emotional times for the Sweetheart members came in the spring with the induction of new members and the goodbyes of the graduating seniors. Future Sweetheart hopefuls auditioned under the watchful eye of sponsor Shary Anderson and the new members were an- nounced immediately amid tears of elation and disappointment. The seniors then retired their hats and pom-poms for the memories, never to forget the Sweethearts of 1984. was -r Jana Flannery flashes a smile for the crowd during the Spring Show. E---Q ar- . ,.rt - 3 A The Sweethearts practice under the professional eye of sponsor Shary Anderson. Row 1 - Lt. N, Ivey, Lt. D Barber, Lt. K. Raines, Capt. T Tauzin, Lt. J. Bullington, Lt. T Cope, Lt. K. Thalmann Row 2 - L. Pallett, R. Smith, L Woods, S. Pumphrey, K Draughon, J. Bulka, D. Grant Row 3 - C. Carlin, S. Stephens L. McAdoo, J. Wynne, C. Lane A. Pearce, M. Erwin Row 4 - K. Brown, D. Hays, A Baily, K. Sacra, S. Walker, M Cooper, C. Nichols Row 5 f L. Isaacs, R. Duggan, S. White, H. Watson, P. Joffrion K, Thomas, S. Dilisposti Row 6 - T. Belzle, N. Stell, J. Bridwell, J. Flannery, G. Berry D. Pennington, P. Berggren Row 7 A P. Baker, M. Hopkins S. Smith, C. Wilcox, D. Kelm, J Vasquez, D. Coyle Row 8 - L. Harris, K. Mc- Collum, A. Reynolds, A. Allen L. Ellis, D. Baily, K. Banks ll XX 113. 168 l t s s