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

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7 M Golf s Best Year This year's golf season for Lakeview was a u- ique one to say the least. After years and years f not winning a medal, this year's team took a sur- rising third place finish in their last and most im- ortant tournament of the year, the district tour- . ament which was held at the Mesquite Municipal Golf Course. The third place showing was especially gratify- ing for Coach David Knight, who announced that this year was to be his last as golf coach. The district tournament was full of firsts. akeview senior golfer Jim Parker shot a 73 to set Lakeview record for the lowest eighteen holes ournament total. Senior Bo Brownlee had a spec- tacular double eagle on his way to a fine round of 77. Junior golfer Scott Kirby and senior Rudy lKlancnik helped the Patriot cause greatly with consecutive rounds in the middle 80's. All in all, the 1984 golf team has been the most productive in the history of the Lakeview golf program. Next year's golf coach will be Ms. Turner. She will have only four returning golfers: Paul Tomlin- son, Scott Kirby, Arron Moser, and Jim Gregg. .... K est Bo Brownlee chips the ball onto the fairway. M' NYY Mm K H it , ,,,, Y rig? I-,. ta. f An- M W Q .wh M W: Tix gt, ,W Ah W MM Ma. , ,,, K .. ff Ll Jim Parker to hit the ball from the fairway. 7'-rat Pat Springfield hits the ball perfectly on his opening shot.

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Tennrs The Lakeview tennis team under the coaching of Joni Moorehead and the leadership of senior Steve Miller displayed an excellent team Splflf Steve Mlller was seeded 3rd in distrlct but was upset in the second round Mike Peterson and Jason Llndhorst seeded 4th in district Dawn Helms and Leslxe Price seeded 5th out of 16 The team placed 5th in d1str1ct Overall says Moorehead they were an ex cellent team attitude wise but they are still improving. The whole team consists primarily of sophomores. Next year we will be tough, says Moorehead. Only losing two players due to graduation, the team is still growing and shows great promise for the future. 2 ,Q st, T , W, ev an

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52 OUTSTANDING SENIOR ATHLETES Baseball Last year's varsity baseball team was a tough act to follow this year. Three showed that they had what it took to be winners. Second baseman, Johnny Ar- riago produced excellent fielding and hitting all year. He finished the season with an average of .351 with 2 homeruns and 17 RBI's. Clay Davis, a catcher, pro- vided 12 RBI's and an average of .308 at the plate. He is also a former district player. Both Arriago and Davis have been regulars to the team lineup. Just this year, Ronnie Johnson has come into his own. He was the number one pitcher in the rotation. He spoke soft- ly but carried a big stick. He was the most productive player with an average of .441 with 10 steals and 18 RBI's. Gymnastics This year's gymnastics team was one of the strong teams Lakeview has ever seen. The major cause for t success was three seniors that would not quit. Gina G gin has been a captain for two years. She has been American on the uneven bars, floor exercise and the around. She is a two year All American on the balar beam. Robbin Leggett was much the same. She was American in five events and placed second in state the uneven bars. She finished third in the all around regionals. She is a three year member and has beer captain for 2 years. Benji Burdick has been a captain both of his years on the team. He has been a distr qualifier for two years and regional qualifier for cl year. In district he placed third in the all around. R03 will attend the University of Kentucky on a gymnast scholarship. Gina will attend Baylor but is not going continue gymnastics. Benji has also quit and hopes to 5 in a Bible college in the future. ffl: