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

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Girls have surprising results Under the leadership of Coach Hurst the girls track team ended the year with some very surpris- ing results. Nancy Oglin went undefeated in the 100 meter hurdles with her best time of 14.30 seconds. Nancy ranked first in regionals and fourth in the state. Lisa Adams took fourth place in the district in the 100 meter hurdles with her , best time of 16.90 seconds. It is very unusual for l a freshman to do this well in district competition, said Coach Hurst. Tonya Guzman won eighth place in the mile run. All the girls on the track l team trained long and hard to achieve the goals they set for themselves. Not all the girls reached the goals they wanted to achieve but they did their best. E ,Qs r :-T' vi Q? W senior does it .... Q ...AX , . K ig, K. l ,. ..: . Szws. . HES -s . Q. sixty-V -was L l il L Bottom: Kibbie Fulton, Diane Willis, Pam Sims, Jennifer Crumb, Lisa Adams, Carol Vines, Tammy McGregor, Nancy Oglin, Jill Herbert, Lisa Johnson, Tanya Guzman, Pam Loya, Tif- fany Smith, Vicki Miller, Sonya Guzman, Coach Hurst Versatile Nancy Oglin strides to finish first.

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46 Track team produces Under the coaching of Mark Lipscomb, this year produced one regional qualifier and one state qualifier along with a tenth place finish in regional competition out of eight districts. Danny Granberry qualified for the Texas Relays and a regional spot in the 3200 meter and 1600 meter runs Greg Rankin also qualified for the Texas Relays and had a regional spot but he took it one step farther Greg for all of his efforts qualified for state competition in the 3200 meter and 1600 meter runs Overall the track team was one of the few to receive a regionals place for their cross country ef forts The boys track team did a good job this year and should be exciting to watch next year with even more talent coming in Greg Rankin shows his emotion on a well deserved first place finish. Bryan Finley strives to keep ahead ofthe competition. B I 5 Greg Rankin and Danny Granberry lead the way in the 1600 meter run. Bottom Row: Rudy Rodriguez, Tony Dismuke, Steve Livingston, Eddie King, Davey Moore, Gary Bra burg, Row 2: Chris Christian, Mike Carpenter, Bryan Finley, Myron Buker, Greg Rankin, Row 3: C Mark Lipscomb, Mark Warrick, Nick Scaglioni, Danny Granberry, Kevin Jackson.

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Girls Don't Lose All This year the Varsity Volleyball teamis losses outscored their victories, but there were still some surprising results. The girls scored 148 points out of a possible 315. The leaders in scoring were Bar- bara Kepple with 26 points, Carla Albright with 25 points Kim Pearson with 17 points and Suzanne Gener with 15 points The only win the girls made was against North Garland Barbara Kepple and Kim Pearson each scored 5 points in their 15 12 victory In the Garland game the girls were defeated but not wwithout a strong fight In this game the major factor in motivation was Bar bara Kepple who scored 7 of 13 points in their match losing 1315 All the girls were winners They carried determination into each game along with good sportmanship They were perfect ex amples of true Patriots mirmwc 7 s ,M , X I A forearm bump by Kim Pearson saves the Patriots from losing a point. Mercy Mclntyre uses a 2-handed slam to return the ball Ta.. U WV Top: Stacy Miller Row 2: Kim Pearson, Carla Albright, Tana Tham Y' Row 3: Mercy Mclntyre, Coach Hodges, Lisa West, Bottom: Barb K l , S G . Carla Albright waits to set the ball up. epp e uzanne ener