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

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Ado Annie looks on with as two 'fNrx'?x 'girl cast included Shari White, Kim Kaynes, Natalie Ivey, Toni e, Karris Probst, Judy Vank, and Gina Caplinger. risty Hardick ean Sams ,ori Murray Tony Martin Scott Honeycutt Trey Baggese Diane Wall Robert Arrowood lesika Franks Eric Burns ien Ferrell -aurie Skrivanek l'oni Cope iaris Probst Shari White ludy Vank Kim Haynes Qina Caplinger Natalie lvey Vleegan Swaithes Sharon Muse CAST and CREW Michelle Willis Janet Clark Chris Johnson Tania William Amy Thompson Debbie Mandat Cary Wilkinson Greg Mitchell Bryan Finley Jerry Burkard James McNair Greg Hansen Robert Arrowood Tony Martin Holly Springer Ray Smith Trey Baggese Kirby Pople Eric Lenington Alison Breckenridge Matt Martin leff Wilkersonr Larry Murray Charles Hardin l'ony Smith Kim Renew Patrick Wimbish Yvonne Ganote David Cox Carol Grimes vlatt Dann Sherry William 3. W, Jones vlelinda Cotten Melinda Cotten Michelle Pentecost flirt with Will Parker. Oklahoma' One of the most successful productions put on the Lakeview stage was this year s Oklahoma' the popular music from Rogers and Hammersteine Oklahoma' starred Dean Sams as Curly a cowboy living in the Oklahoma Territory in the 1800s who loves a farm girl named Laurey lLori Murrayl much to the dismay of the evil farmhand with a loud gun Jud Fry lTrey Baggessel While this threesome is causing heated arguments between Curly and Jud Laureys friend Ado Annie lDiane Walll is in cahoots with a peddler from Persia Ali Hakim lRobert Arrowoodl who sold a faulty eggbeater to Laurey s Aunt Eller lKrist1e Hardickl Will Parker lScott Honeycuttl is also in cahoots with Annie Now that s a problem The sets lights and sound were done by professionals and students alike along with the onstage talents of singers dancers and actors who whooped and hollered their way into the audiences hearts Let us not forget the live orchestra s fantastic job in making this musical n . . 1 AA is - 1 . ii 11 1 - - 1 . 1 1 9 1 1 1 . . . . . aa 11 1 - - - 1 i . . . . - - as v1 . - . 1 v v 1 r 9 . 7 . 1 . . . . . . P swf Fellow cast members voted Connie Horton as the best female chorus member.

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as . -Y'lluwmm The many sidewalk cafes at the Old Post Office provided scrumptious fare for Close-Up students. yy s E-if fi! 5 Z , Q' vm'- bilge. many Lakeview students, the Capitol was a favorite touring action. .fs-W we 'ir V L , . km V fy . 5, 'igwhn ' f ' 4 M, V 'Q 'Wm rr l' V g. g , S gif r . if Mr ' f 1 W., ,rr Q g t bmi fWi2tM.t it F ttttttt - .- iiii a.aiiiiiiiiiia, iiiiiiii W, . iiiiiii,,,a ,. 1, ,C , E if X W y Qi. :,, 5,,, Y . f,QlW i,,, ,i,,Z, P ll All ll Library of Congress contains everything ever published in the ed States. Close-Up At 11:45 a.m. February 26 a United Airlines flight left DFW airport for Washington D.C.' a group of Lakeview students and teachers par- ticipating in a program of government study spon- sored by the Close-Up Foundation. During the week students participated in daily workshops and seminars and talked with many top-level govern- ment officials. Highlights of the week included at- tending the Broadway production of 4-2nd Street, visiting the Supreme Court, watching the l-louse and Senate in session, dining at the Capitol Hill Club, and relaxing at the final banquet and dance on Friday night. The week in Washington, D.C. will not soon be forgotten by those who went. Washington, D.C. The Executive Office Building, behind the Statue of Freedom, houses those sections of government which are related to the President. it ii?2f The beautiful rear side of the White House is a now familiar site to Close-Up students as wel as the regular viewers of the evening news.