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

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Homecoming Court ki N The last girl nominated for Homecoming Queen was Kim Prewitt. Seven indeed turned out to be her lucky number as she was later named Homecoming Queen. A varsity cheerleader, Kim was honored as Most Outstan- ding junior varsity cheerleader and as Most Spirited var- sity cheerleader. Nominated Most Beautiful in her freshman and junior years, she won the honor as a sophomore. This year the seniors nominated seven girls for Homecoming Queen. One week before the game, at the Highland Park pep rally, the announcement brought both smiles and tears to the faces of nominees. Along with announcing the nominees, the Student Council named f'Opening Night as the theme for Homecoming. The first girl to hear her name as nominee was Diane Barber. A lieutenant on the varsity drill team, Diane also earned the honor of being named to the Golden Hearts and the All-City drill team. Diane was nominated for Class Favorite her junior year, President of the Beta Club, and a member of the Key Club and Who's Who Among American High School Students. She hopes to attend North Texas State where she will major in law and minor in dance. Kecia Buchanan, another nominee, is a three year member of Sweethearts and held the position of squad leader. She was nominated for Most Beautiful as a sophomore and won the honor as a junior. A member of the Lakeview Business Leaders, Office Education Association, and Young Life, Kecia will attend a secretarial school and pursue a career as a legal secretary or an accountant. Natalie Ivey was the next nominee announced. A Sweetheart lieutenant, she has served on the Golden Hearts for two years, the Choir Council of A Cappella choir, the Key Club as vicespresident, the French Club as president and the Student Council. Natalie plans to study dance and music at either SMU or TCU. Dana Neal was the next nominee for Homecoming Queen. A member of NHS, Dana was also an officer of the Office Education Administration, vice president of the senior class, and president of FTA. She played on the varsity basketball team and was named All-Garland in basketball her sophomore year. After receiving a degree in teaching at either SMU or East Texas, Dana hopes to use that degree as an elementary school teacher. Kim served as parliamentarian on the Student Council and was a member of both Young Life and A Cappella choir. She hopes to attend Texas Tech where she will study business administration and fashion merchandising. r Another candidate to be surprised with a nomination was Jennifer Lindberg. She served on both the Beta Club and Student Council and the National Honor Socie- ty as secretary. Jennifer is a two year member of the varsity volleyball team and was named to All-City in that sport. Her future plans include attending North Texas and majoring in business and psychology with a minor in physical education, The next nominee announced was Jamie Mitchell. Jamie was head varsity cheerleader and was named All-American. Her high school honors include junior Class Favorite, Student of the Month and a member of Whols Who Among American High School Students. She was a member of the Lakeview Business Leaders and the Office Education Administration. Jamie will begin her college education at Richland and complete her studies of fashion merchandising at UT.