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

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Latin Club Although the Latin Club is small, its members participated in many activities throughout the year. Their favorite events were purely social such as the Christmas party held at Jeff Wilkinsonls house and the Roman orgy at the Magic Time Machine. The Latin Club did manage to get serious, though, with the fundraising involving the sale of Zotz Bomb Pops and a foreign language competi- tion held in Sherman. At that competition, Jeff Vernon received an excellent rating in prose reading, and Thomas Shykes received an ex- cellent in poetry recitation and a good in reading comprehension. Two underclassmen pose as Latin donkeys pulling gladiator Jeff Vernon In his chariot is of r 5 X Akffvl 'WMM K2 3..,.,,..mVV Chris Belton and Mary Jacob try to decipher the lesson. F!- SX ,X Dian Thompson gets help from Gina Caplinger. 5 ff. gui' Mickey Allen contemplates the mysteries of foreign language l 185 XS is

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German Club This year was one of the best yet for the members of Lakeviewls German Club. If an activi- ty was not planned when members wanted one, sponsor LeAnne Dickson was swamped with sug- gestions. Those suggestions included dining at Ger-T man restaurants, visiting Photon, and having good, i old-fashioned fun. l Members did get serious enough, though, forl more down-to-earth activities. They sold advent! calendars during Christmas season to raise funds, and they generously gave the unsold calendars tol senior citizens homes. Several members par-i ticipated in German competitions such as the November Fest twhich featured a rootbeer guz- zling contestl and the February competition held at Austin Collegel. Tim Stettheimer gave his all to win the arguments he loved to start. FIRST ROW: Kristi i'Pelra Ruyle, Secretary Felisa Jasmin Hunter, Parliamentarian Joanann Johanna O'Neill, Misty Nina Amy Julia Maher, Tracee 'LBianca Belzle SECOND ROW: Keith Fritz Shaddox, Alan Thorsten Matthews, David Sven Brent 'lJan Dannen, Patrick 'LSebastian Thalmann, Craig Simon Molyneaux, Barbara l'Monika Kepple THIRD ROW: Mark Hill, Brian Jorg Kilpatrick, Eric Erik Lennington, President Andy Hansel Fulcher, Shawn t'Tobias Weeks, Steve Uwe' .. .. H .Y . Y SHO 2. . ,, . .. H n ll' Sponsor Ms. Dixon participates gracefully in everything she does. Richard Christian Beaird Frau Lea Anne Dickson Sponsor V' ani Tim ' ' Susa Andreas Stettheimer Debbie Kelm WN Vice President Marcel Bjorn Naujok, Treasurer Lance Turner Saleem Virani Club members always enjoyed getting together.

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Among all the foreign languages taught here at Lakeview, the Spanish classes are definitely the largest So it makes sense that the Spanish Club The club s main activity this year was a trip to 5 San Antonio for the Pan American Student Forum s annual state convention They elected new PASF state officers and attended workshops in which participants learned the Mexican Hat Dance as well as other pieces from Mexican culture. How did the club raise funds for this? They sold that old favorite, World s Famous Chocolate Bars. The Spanish Club did not stop there, they also had a picnic at Audubon Park, a Christmas Party an end of year banquet, and a day at Six Flags. a party at roast Spanish Club should be the largest ofthe foreign language clubs. Club members Kim Turek, Steve Creech, and Matt Dann, as well as sponsor Mrs. Bannister got a laugh at Teresa Bell's desperate attempts to break the pinata. Members of the Spanish Club enjoyed the treat from the pinata, broke by Spanish Club members are tkneelingi Steve Creech, David Smith, David Cotton, Brian Doyle, Brian Ratzer, second row, Celia Grisell, Me Rodrigues, Kim Key, Rosa Reyes, Marisella Reyes, Debbie Mandet, Third row, Minda Ballaeza, Kim Turek, Christina Berber, Cindy All Teresa Bell, Gretchen Upton, Christi Billingsly, Christi Chase, Jenifer Smith, Elizabeth Desilvia Loni Jo Tumbaga, fourth row, Pete Himes, Al Alverez, Kevin Dunn, Paul Tamlenson, Matt Dann, Chad Thompson, Michelle Long, Julie Horak and Carole Perkins.