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

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A f I ,,'. 3 dr r Ad W I ,,,, N, ,,,,,, , , .. wk W' L f r,,, va' rg , PM if i V . ,fy row: Mike Watters, Gary Cordell, Barry Branch, Chris Cunningham, Jerry Hitt, Mike Perez, Ron Star- , Brad Curtis. 2nd row: Mark Fields, Jon Dove, Bobby Darnell, John Verity, Jim Katt, Roy Collins, Ricky cklin, Jay Swinney, Joe Kolacz, Todd Walls, Jeff Dalton, Mr. Mill Patten, Sponsor, 3rd row: Billy ock, Brian Williams, Kevin Causey, Marty Mendoza, Brad Wesberry, Scot Durham, Mike Davidson, my Burden. , , . M, ,,. row: Mr. Johnson, Connie Montgomery, Dana Leonard, Sherry Clay, Cedric Jackson. 2nd row: Larry :e, Roger Caudill, Orlando Dennis, Jimmy Higginbottom, Terry Walder, Raymond Williams, Anthony lenzie, Tyrone Willis, Norris McKenzie, Carlos Wright, Curtis Bucko. I.C.T. VICA-ICT was a nationwide organization with over 300,000 members. I.akeview's VICA-ICT was a multi- purpose organization. Some of these purposes included providing leadership training, creating enthusiasm for learning, and helping students attain meaningful lives. VICA-ICT also tried to foster an understanding of the function of labor and management organizations and a recognition of their mutual interdependence. However, the main goal of VICA-ICT was to create among students, faculty, members, patrons of the school, and persons in business and industry a sincere interest in an esteem for trade and industrial education. VICA-ICT had students who competed in its district competitive activites. Along with these contests, the students also planned fun activities. These included a Christmas party and a spring picnic. Plumbing The Plumbing Club was sponsored by Charles Johnson. The plumbing students learned everything about their trade from unstopping a sink to installing water systems. The club serviced homes in several Garland residences, doing projects such as putting in showers and fixing plumbing problems which they would deal with as a professional plumber. Rather than just reading about the function and repair of pipes and fix- tures, the students worked with the actual equipment under a real sink in class.

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Building Trades The Building Trades club is sponsored by Jim Reed. This club deals with every kind of carpentry used in building construction. They learn about the various kinds of insulation and roofs which are installed in our houses it and how the entire house is put together, piece by piece. so The class constructs everything which would belong in a X house such as cabinets, doors, chairs, desks, and many r other wood products. Eventually the club learned how to build an entire house. 1st row: Greg Lemay, Dennis Dawson, Harry Gallagan. 2nd row: Kerry Todd, Tyrone White, Ran Hallard, Marty Johnson, Clint Bruton, David Shelley. D l I iii in ssrr T f' A is X S, 55 ss fl! -- -.-' X- - ... . P l I -fi'- -ss:- I , , .., g , L stu. , ... .-11 ttl .4-Q., T ... . 1 s 'i ' in X A one of the skills learned in building trades. David Shelly learns by watching his teacher, Mr. Reed, work. Harry Gahagan carries a door his group made. ,, 7 .

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Welding One of the more potentially dangerous areas of VICA is Welding, sponsored by Mr. Jones. ln this class, students learned how to weld aluminum, steel and many other metals used in cars and in building constructions. They mastered arc Welders such as the heily arc Welder after learning the safe and proper usage of the tools used in welding. After completing this class, the students developed an entry into the welding field of study. lst row: Curtis Ridge, Glenn Walker, Greg Utley, Steve Harrell, Allen Welch. 2nd row: Brent Nolan Pruett, James Pulley, Dirk King, Jay Lum, Tony Cotten. mf' can some interesting light effects. - .. 1.... . . .. .V VYYV, ,NAA AA -MA,-, The welding students learned how to protect themselves from fly- ing sparks. The classes learned how to weld two pieces of anything together.