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

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Gold Wins All The freshman football team did an outstanding job on the field this year, finishing the season with a perfect record of 10-0-O. The opening game against Rockwall turned out to be their best game of the year. They beat the yellow jackets, 20-0. When they played South Garland, they popped the colonels with a 25-14 victory. The game with North Garland was to be the closest game they were to play. Their 7-6 victory over the Raiders sparked the team and from there on through the rest of the season, this would be the closest an op- ponent would come to beating them. Besides winning every game the gold team had the best rushing record in the district with over 1000 yards. This is only the second time in Lakeview history that the freshman gold has gone undefeated and has been both district and city champions. Leading the offensive game were tailback, Pat Christian who scored 16 touchdowns, quarter- back, Shannon McBroom and tight end, Abe Fox. The defensive leaders were linebacker, Gus Popageorge and defensive end, Randy Vandervourt. l Pat Christian catches a pass and races for a touchdown. v 1: Corey Brown, John Lacell, Billy Ciani, Shawn Ambrose, Jason er. Row 2: Tracy Kinnard, John McKenzie, Tim Bussel, Rodney Nhorter, Kirk Tapp, Todd Sorsby, Daylon Acker, Randy Shutter, 'id Stieitz, David Lewis, Row 3: Tim Conley, Jim Arnold, Hector debas, Lance Stacy, Wes Rowen, Brian Jobe, Kevin Ketchum, 'in Houghton, Scott Kieth. Row 4: Coach Garvin, Saad Mirza, An- 1y Simms, Frank Kelly, Kyle Cave, Bobby Prewitt, Nicki Braswell, urge Contreras, Rich Cahill, Scott McNamera, Coach Wade. The blue team's defense stops the offense from breaking through

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Blue Breaks Even Under the coaching of Sam Garvin and Bob Wade the freshman blue football team finished the 1983 season with a 5 5 record The players who made the greatest contributions to much of the team s success were Wes Rowden who gain ed 450 yards and scored 6 touchdowns Anthony Sims who ran for 375 yards and 5 touchdowns and Rodney McWhorter who scored 3 touchdowns and ran for 98 yards On defense the outstanding players were leading tackler Anthony Sims and Scott McNamara who led in interceptions with six Richard Cahil Jim Arnold and Randy Shutter All the members of the team combmed their talents to win the season s last three games with victories of 90 against North Mesquite 48 20 against Wilmer Hutchins and 13 6 against Garland The many long hours of training by the freshman blue team were more than worth it as the team ended the 1983 season with one of its best records in Lakeview history Other outstanding players were Kyle Cave, i fl i . 'si' ain- Shannon McBroom catches the opposition from behind. fl ,iss David Ricks, 4920, sees the opponent and makes his break upfield to avoid being tackled behind the lir Brad Chandler, 4974, stops the opponent from turning the corner. l Row 1: Randy Tabaneman, Alan Eaton, Cedrc Devereaux, Pat Christian, Shawn Kohler, Bill Steve Shewmaker, Mark Thompson, Row 2: Tracy Kinnard, Randy Giles, Wayne Barbee, Scott Brett Nelms, Dail Buttner, Glen Piner, Danny Henson, Donald Crenshaw, Gary Branden, Craig Lofton. 3: Joe Glorard, Brian Chandler, Joe Smallwood, Rusty Welldon, Davis Perez, Ron Hoover, Tim David Ricks, Alan Grimes, Coach Donham. Row 4: Coach Shelton, Sam Barker, Chris Dickard, Popageorge, Eddie Roads, Randy Vandervarx, John Campbell, Abe Fox, Russel Strunk.

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,V , r. ,,': WE rr-W WM 1 62 Z 3, an Pat Christian kicks a 15 yard field goal good for 3 points. Coach Shelton encourages his team to go out and play hard even when they are winning. The Patriot offensive line stops the defense dead its tracks, Dale Buttner, 453, sees the run and tackles the opponent at t 1 2