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

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Varsity Finishes Even This year the varsity baseball team under the leadership and guidance of Eddie Henderson end- ed the 1984 season with an 8-5 district record and an 11-11-1 overall record. Seven players stood out from among the rest for Henderson. Ronnie Johnson batted a strong .441 with 10 stolen bases and 18 RBI s. Bobby Watters finished with a .379 .f - average. He also knocked in 19 runs and stole 7 ,lu I bases. Johnny Arriago hit .351 with 2 homeruns . . i 4 'ff I o 3. If and 17 RBI s. i . ,gf -:f1r K , , , Other oustanding players were Steve Plumlee .V,V I I with a .333 average and 17 RBI s Clay Davis with ..g K V ' ' ' ' ' an average of .308 and 12 RBI s Jerry Suarez yy M MV, ' s who hit and knocked in 17 runs, and David A I i J. ' ' 'f ' Moore held a .239 batting average while hitting 10 I , RBI's and stealing 9 bases. .. fi ix Overall, the team had a batting average of - j f ' V .282. They also ran up 182 hits, 146 runs, 23 I doubles, 15 triples, 5 homeruns, 45 stolen bases and 146 RBI's. Through determination and , 7 dedication, the boys made all of this happen. They I went into each game with the feeling that they were going to win and nothing was going to stop , them from doing just that. 1 I I Johnny Arriago looks at the upset batter after just hitting a double. 3 w 7 ' 2 My 7 it 'Wt UIQ! Row 1: Jeff Geerts, Davey Moore, Clay Davis, Joey Allette, Johnny Arriago, Jerry Juarez, Coach Henderson, Row 2: Amy Christian, Mike Lindberg, Craig Stovall, Phil Powell, l Watkins, Jim Franks, Michele Hanson, Deanna Edwards, Row 3: Doc. Randy Knight, Micky Allen, Donnie Franks, Steve Plumlee, Ronnie Johnson, Jerry Schroy

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W S air is not an eas Players on the sidelmes watch the game anxiously waiting to go in The Patriot girls found that ball control is the key to a good soccer team. Tatia Wood warms up before the game. Girls' Soccer: Hot Stuff This year's girls soccer team did very well considering their tough schedule of games. A young team, the girls only had a few experienced seniors to lead them through the season. They did very well and played all their op- ponents tough. Determined to do their best, they had a taste of both victory and defeat. Since the team is so young, they have hopes for better years in the future. Many of the juniors, who helped guide the team this year, will be helpful in forming a strong, winning team in 1985. A young team with bright hopes, the girls' soccer team is improving every year.

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