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

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Make-up man Ted Sorrells ages Dale Crawford 50 years for his role in The Lottery. 95 Kr :view's mad Thespian troupe includes - Front Row: Kirby Pople, Tamra Robinson, Patrick Wimbish, Vice ident Robert Arrowoocl, Toni Daniel, President Dale Crawford, Member-at-Large Tony Martin, Brian Maypole, vtack, Suzette Young, RaeAnn Barber, and Traci Herbert. L Row: Andy Fulcher, Ted Sorrells, Sheri Hamilton, David Cox, Holly Springer, Connie Horton, Drinda Dob- Cathy Rosenthal, Tana Brown, Thomas Shykes, Sponsor Kim Stinson, and Trey Baggese. Director Kim Stinson displays one of the many props used in drama productions. 'Q A A if R Q l lryrr L - r ,K A A' T s,fs.5l Yfq 2 Jgif Cg1ss'9 e5 if A --1 1' 4 i, ff ' me s of if xg iii SDC QR. K X X'- Thespian members rehearse one-act plays during school in the classes taught by Mr. Stinson. First year Thespian member Andy Fulcher relaxes from the hectic pace of the Thespian State Convention. 14th Annual Thespian Convention was a success in every way. Visiting faculty enjoyed refreshments ished by Lakeview Thespians. Thespians 173

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Thespians This year was the busiest and best yet for the Lakeview Thespian Troupe. Activities began im- mediately in every drama class and continued throughout the year. The first big event was the production of Heaven Can Wait at the end of October. The cast and crew, many of whom were new to Lakeview's drama, entertained trium- phantly, earning much applause and laughter. A month later, the Thespians hosted the Texas State Thespian Convention, December 1-3. It was a great success, thanks to sponsor Kim Stinson, hard-working drama students, and dawn-to-dusk days. The Thespian activities did not end with 1983, but continued on enthusiastically. In February, both the choral and drama departments cooperated to produce Oklahoma! Shortly after the musical, the Thespians com- peted in the March UIL. Twelve members presented the play i'The Lottery' and, once again, made themselves known as an outstanding Thespian troupe. Other activities included initia- tion of new members from Lakeview and Rockwall, parties just for the fun of it, an April trip to the newly opened excitement of Photon, and a banquet to end a wonderful year of Lakeview's Thespian madness in 1984. Dale Crawford portrays an old man in the March UIL play Lottery. 1 5 2 Joe CDale Crawfordl eyes the maid lConnie Hortonl under the disap- proving eye of Jordon 1Robert Arrowoodl in Heaven Can Wait. Troupe 753 members and state officers organize activities for the state convention in the school auditor 172 Thespians

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Key Club The Key Club, under the sponsorship of Tena Hendrix, centers most of its activities around children from different homes and centers. In order to support their activities for this year and a deserving senior's scholarship, the club sold the very popular candy sticks. Some of the Key Club's activities included a pic- nic, skating party, and a trip to the Dallas Zoo for the Buckner's Children's Home. The club also donated their time very generously to help decorate Lakeview for Homecoming and the Scot- tish Rite s Children s Home for Easter. The Key Club members did not always spend their time with children but they had a lot to celebrate because of that well-spent time. So at the end of the year members enjoyed a final party at the Texas Tumbleweed. D ! 5 X as ,Wg Y s X W U -. r sas or is SITTING: Jim Franks, Carrie Wilcox, James Prince, Kayla Shin- doll, Natalie Ivey, Kim Parsons, Kelly Cotton, SECOND ROW: Michele Long, Sohnya Suarez, Stacy Martin, Kristie Chase, Jana Brown, Sabine Virani, Kristi Northcutt, Wendy Wilburn, Jeff Geerts, Angie Crump, Kim Young, Kris Yoder, Pam Joffrion, Ruth Bass. THIRD ROW: Kim Key, Aaron Mosser, Jim Brazell, Wes Rowdin, Tama Thames, Jeff Mawby, Phil Wheat, Jay Brown, Mickey Allen, Lance Turner, Sharon Stell, Lee Newman, Darla Miltenberger, Robbie Watkins, Gary Brandenburg.