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

Text from Pages 1 - 292 of the 1985 volume:

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Oh no' lt s past my bedtime' exclaims Melissa Carlock. Everyone enjoyed the cheerleader's skit. arch in to take their 5? WAIT U TIL THE SUMMER'S GONE The commons area teemed with intense anticipation as the Patriots returned from their brief vacation. Excitement was in the air as everyone looked forward to the routine of stu- dent life. Already counting the days until Christmas Vacation, the students waited in line for their schedules. This was it - the beginning of school was in full swinig. The Seniors invaded Lakeview on Monday, August 13th, in a cloud of thunder as they prepared for their final year. This was to be their final year . . . their best ever. Bidding a farewell to summer, the juniors returned ready to face the second half of their high school career with open hearts and open minds. Having reached 'lupperclasshoodf' they looked forward to a fan- tastic third year at Lakeview. The sophomores progressed through the long lines with strideful boredom on Wednes- day. After heaving a sigh of distress or relief upon the sight of their schedules, they departed homeward for one more week of serenity. Many freshmen came to Lakeview on Thursday the 16th, gazing in the awe at the vastness of their new school. The class of l'88 had begun. Each student was ready to enter high school. Each of the four classes was united for the common cause of starting the 1984-85 school year off right. So with hearts bright and faces cheery, the students prepared for school. Displaying poise, charm, and Patriot Pride, Annette Baily prepares to perform for the new freshmen. H . A ' The cheerleaders truly enjoyed putting on their skit at the pep rally. An excited Mr. Venable tells students their schedules. 1 Varsity cheerleaders know how to go in style. 1-4 Clowns are always a favorite. ' S l - s' ss XX a fr Q is it . Y 1 W 9: I K ......,,,, ' -fw.w .Q ' E WNV I ..w A '-'auf 16 The Patriot Band sets a rhythm for the parade, Labor Day, Our Day of Rest The Labor Day Parade was a festive occasion com- memorating the U.S. Labor Force. Once again, Lakeview led the parade showcasing its fine organizations such as our Band, Sweethearts, Liberty Dolls, Cheerleaders, and our mascots, the Minutemen. Our school symbol, The Liberty Bell, also was in attendance to stir up Patriot Pride. This year there were many girls competing for the title of 1985 Miss Garland. Among these contestants were several from Lakeview that showed their true Blue and,Gold Pride in competition: Annette Baily, Pam lopffin, Lori Pallet, and ludy Vank, and Sherri White. ludy Vank was later crowned 1985 Miss Garland showing that Lakeview Centen- nial is a home of winners. As the day ended and peo- ple got ready to go back to their homes, the true spirit of home, the true spirit of the Labor Day was instilled in us all. The elite of Garland on their way to the parade glam ibu- i The freshman cheerleaders discuss what to do next 61 'X '.L. .gf sex 6 nn on the cheers The Sweethearts in another astounding performance P .tt 'Q ik Everyone joins in the Alma Mater KEEP THAT SPIRIT UP Every Friday, Lakeview held a pep rally to lift the spirit of the team and cheer them on to vic- tory. Spirits were high as the L. C. Drum Corps kept rhythm to our favorite cheers. The Sweethearts occasionally per- formed to the latest dance songs. Everyone's eyes were A little break dancing before the pep rally on the cheerleaders while the band led us in the Lakeview Fight Song. At the end of each pep rally, the multitudes rose to the sound of the Alma Mater. All were united to give support to the Patriots and lead them on to another triumph. fa il ' Mark Craziano raises the rifle to begin the senior class chant ' I X WCDRKING HARD We all have heard the song, She Works Hard For The Money. Well They Work Hard For The Money, all of Lakeview's vocational students. Each day many ambitious Lakeview students leave their patriot home to join other am- bitious people on the work force. The vocational program at Lakeview has a variety of jobs ranging from Day Care centers to Office work, depending on the type of work the proud patriot is out to learn. Whenever you notice a day care center, office building or those 'golden arches, just remember a patriot may be showing their pride in that building at that very moment. S of A Q i K l Qs , .... . - . NM Michelle Bevis shows her patient how to take proper care of her teeth Mrs Foster dials a number. Pam Mires bearing the pain as trainee Tiffany Smith puts on the tape Now that Kayla McCarroll has found the Mailboxes, where's the mail? lesika Franks addresses us with a warm and friendly may I help you? ,K In Zig? ' Mrs. Starks, voc, counselor, gives that tough problem a run for its money. janet Hames taking pride in her work 3 J? 2? 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A . -MM --M. f fri, r 1 .... ,st I ,t., V ff ar lf' 2 2 fx Q E g Q f Even a pick-up can look more frightening to Lakeview's foes ik' t -fs .W ,L Dana Harrison's car displays her Patriot spirit and a style popular this year rw 1 f L +5-E Q W'-- N35 il el A totally unbiased decoration obviously a senior's car l 0'v i if l aa 4 -.t. l ,Q- l The L. C. flag corps practice in the background of a sight rarely seen by students: l empty parking spaces My X sa...-was-kwa-ni-wt-suninis ls this really what driving a car is all about, or is practice supposed to make perfect? yat i.ii .iic T aycs WWWW ai i,iit s 4 y ult was here this morning! PARKING LGT lt's 3:15 and time for the Lakeview Centennial 500. Every day at this time the ob- ject is to try and get out of the parking lot with at least half a car left. This years first car decorating contest for the game against the Rockwall 'Yellow jackets was won by senior Lisa Lucky. These contests really let those Patriots who participated have a chance to show their pride. E if -s Tammy Leaford wonders off into space asking the question was today really necessary? Z Q 5. U5 an 0 m 1 O fa 7x- KIT :- O E V5 5 :r N4 V1 :r ro 5 DJ J ,-. ro Q. ,-, O U' rn 5, 5 rn Q M f 3 'Q rv V3 Lesser. f 'aff Y if fjilh Putting up decorations isn't all it's cracked up to be! 7 ,..-v Seniors finally revealed their Statue of Liberty. wi,- 'Q'-we America shines through from Lakeview Cheerleaders walk away after viewing homecoming decorations Star Spangled Halls loyce and Vlerie view the spirit of Lakeview's Homecoming V, ws The Freshmen display their creative ability by decorating B hall for homecoming 52 Homecoming Pep Rally It's homecoming once again for those proud patriots, Each year the old seniors come back home to recapture some of that patriotic spirit that they left behind. Sharing in this spirit are their fellow classmates cheer- ing and yelling for L. C. The old seniors made ev ryone proud by saying their old class chant, leaving the seniors of this year in wonder what it's like to go out in the real world and then come back home to see the old faces and relive past memories. It's always an emo- tional time and leaves this years seniors wondering what it will be like to return next year. at The band members wait to show off their new tune. WW Shannon displays her homecoming spirit by showing her class float Varsity cheerleaders build that spirit up The student body glances off a second look vs F it -I , ,ir EM X 'E Lisa stands ready to give a performance she's never given before Varsity cheerleaders wonder who will come out on top lPatriots of Coursey Mags J Football players stand to get the blood circulating for the big Homecoming game with Mesquite. bl f -1, 98 , 74.34 ' ff 1 ' if 28 fn 3, Coming Home To Lakeview l... g'f 6 A 3 . V V ,+1:: H, FQ 1,19 it x , . 'P and Po Y 9' 5 1 sgrlil , - .- .3--rfgswrs-i. in .., ,AW,.. K ig - L - - i,.: 'O si s I .- 0 If I J lv: O gtk ai! ., I at Q A K Q f-1 FT , 2 531 ,lv HW Q I 57:1 I v Q53 ,, X L, 1 '5 ,, 5 -.,. s 'Na , , ! as . I 4, f . if 0 sb! lv A Q Her Majesty Shari White The German Class' winning pumpkin One of the yearbook's classy photographers shows off his new perm 1 Long john Silver and Michael jackson , , . together?? A GATHERI G QF SQULS It was Halloween at Lakeview Centennial, and the festive occasion was celebrated by a costume con- test. The halls were filled with an I abundance of ghosts, goblins, ghouls, and, yes, even an M8tM and a tube of Crest. Spectres and ninjas cruised the corridors in search of prey . . . Has anyone seen Mr. Chumley lately? This day also brought out everyone's creative ability in the jack-o-lantern design con- test. Among others were a surfer, a gremlin, and Pierre, the French pumpkin. Prizes were given for both contests. The winners received tickets to the spook house where someone actually died. Greg lives out his cowboys and Indians fantasy in costume Q QR - . -,3v p t.. . S. K . g Going My way? The bands zany uniforms helped highlight the half time show. 5 if iile' ' W N 2 1, X Presenting the H64 Powoer run neart throbs, S -11 XP X YK Thomas, Sexy Suzi, made our '84 Powder Puff king. Seniors on the move. ! Some of us are just natural hams. The patriot checks out the score. A Night to remember? ltls 7:30 at Memorial Stadium, and the air was high. The clash between the Seniors and the luniors was about to com- mence. Puff the Magic Band was there to provide the music. The Cheerleaders, and the Minute Maids were there to motivate the teams. The Hearthrobs led by Randy Bond, David Cox, Mike Cummings, Paul Przyborowiski, and Capt. Tomas Pearsons, danced their ways into all of our hearts. The Seniors scored the first touchdown followed by a comeback by the Juniors. Dur- ing half-time the crowning of the Powder Puff King and lunior Prince took place. Win- ner of these prestigious awards were King Tomas Pearsons and Prince Scott Deweese. The game ended with a tie be- tween the Seniors and the luniors. 7 -ff:7.3.,.'y, .... These two seniors would rather have their picture taken than watch the game. Lunch - Time For Relaxation For most Patriots, lunch is the highlight of the school day. Aside from the food, lunchtime can be a pleasurable ex- perience. It gives us all a chance to communicate and relieve the pressures of the day thus far, We can catch up on the old gossip, start new gossip, do last night's forgotten homework, and prepare for upcoming tests. Oh, yeah we could eat, too. A fortunate few brought lunches from home, but the majority of students had to eat the cafeteria lunch. No casualties have yet resulted. Further updates next year . . , i Z Ji? 5 Q ri Celia takes time out from eating to pose pretty for the photographer. Qhr P 'fm -ii, 1 . llWhat did you say is in this burger?! ' crisp l'Can't I eat in peace?! , ' N Q , - Z QQQI, . S ,, N ,,,,,, .. 2 ,N X N 5-,I Jfwrag, -ws? :Haifa -- -K X ,, , II1 ., 51195432.57 1 fffijiff . wants to be ID ul 1,0 if 9 ,asi didn't do it!'f .-49558. K Is that what's for Iunch?F Cmon, Holly. It Can't be that bad? Off to a Bashing Start November the 13th was the marking of the first freshman activity, The HFRESHMAN BASH . This party consisted of dancing and a constant flow of loud music of all types ranging from pop to soul, but the favorite seemed to be UEGYP- TIAN LOVER . As the music played and the patriots got into the groove, a talent show was held. This was a chance for the students to show off their stuff and that is exactly what they did, and for doing so well they received a standing ovation. The first to perform were Jenifer Macrley and Melanie Lamone as they twinkled their way into the peoples heart to llMadona's 'lStar Light . Next, Lori Brassfield danced to the popular tune of 'lBilly lean , by Michael jackson. Robin Shad- dix, Rhonda Waugh and Mealine Sprinkle throwed down to 'Chaka Ckanfl Dana jackson and Kim Whittle jam- med to llWhip lt , and last but not least, two very talented breakdancers, Brain llkens and joey Thomas showed off their skill by breakdancing to l'Party Train . All these freshmen and many more made this dance what it was, a success. lulie Meeks, freshman class president, announces the contestants as they enter on to the dance floor. K tt.. . fit . ,.k,. . i ' Cindy Wall and Melanie Lamone, iust to name a few, try desperately to pick the S 3 en,,. tl music. Mr. Lamone keeps a close look on things l The whole group gets into the groove as they try to learn the newest step. i a. r , -v , W -f-f- Wgif r:,e. .. N, if W 1 Thomas demonstrates a difficult windmill spin as his partner, Brian Ilkens, waits wis chance. Mrs, Shaddix gets the refreshments together, Robin Shaddix, Rhonda Waugh and Mealine Sprinkle, showing complete Concentra tion await the next move, U new The week before Christmas The week before Christmas break is a hectic one here at Lakeview. School studies are slightly forgotten as the hustle and bustle of Christmas draws nearer and nearer, Presents and seasons greetings are ex- changed, contests are held and a visit from Santa Claus makes it complete. But at this time let us not forget the true meaning of Christmas, the celebration of the birth of lesus Christ and the love and care of our fellow man. , f f rf, ,v .v' '? A Merry Christmas to all, and to all, Good Night! l l The true spirit of Christmas, We wish you a Merry Christmas, We wish you a Merry Christmas. ii , ili I ' W, i1'1 ' Y ia , 4 'Q 'Q I O . , Amazing what they do with cards now-a-days XC Some of us just can't get into the Christmas spirit. 05 v ii is e N5 tes Holiday Silliness 5? we H ,,,,t Q VHYFW wswmz saw .eg Mwxazmuwvww slr: 6 ziagm, lkwthnygf, , . anuvtii Q1 tv-drwvnraa ,' ' lhrvwncful-Baum f I mum-.qanw an X i . i ,W i , fl X -, ,. sf f , . , f -v If L Wim, Remember, Drinking and driving don't mix! ll' Ringing in the Holidays an X5 f mm, What are those boys up to now? Holiday spirit returns to the Library. YQ J' l 4 l i if 3, il .S The little drummer boy. Holiday Festivities During the Christmas festivities at Lakeview, there are two contests held annually at this time. One is the decorating contest which in- volves all second period classes. Each class picks either a traditional theme or tries their hand at an original concept. The can drive contest is also held during this time. This year Lakeview set an outstanding record out of all four of the Garland Schools, collecting 7842 cans. These cans will later be distributed to the needed throughout Garland who surely appreciate the students generosity during the Holidays. A Christmas We wish you an an in Paris K R, ggi' ,P imal Christmas ,Y New i Ns it f ,,,,........ ,Q ,M ,,.,,,W, .Q Q ,J 1 K W Break'in Santa - i - i Q' ' ' 1,, -giiggrx K 5 3,1 f F in K, , tix: .t KA E .. P Q i A definite favorite this year '85 ln Review The 1984-85 school year was a great year for teenage happenings. Rock-n-Roll shone through with the release of many new albums. Early in the year, Zebra came out with No Tellinl Lies, a follow-up of their first album, and Iron Maiden gave us a new LP, Powerslave. Former Led Zeppelin members Robert Plant and limmy Page got together again with the Honeydrippers, but a reunion of reunions took place at the end of 1984 with Deep Purple and their album Perfect Strangers. Later, a controversy in Styx brought out solo efforts from vocalist Dennis DeYoung and guitaristfvocalist Tommy Shaw, Then, after almost two years of silence, REO Speed- wagon turned out Wheels are Turnin', and the Canadian trio, Triumph, returned to the Rock scene with the powerful Thunder Seven after a long dispute with their record label. Along with others, these groups toured the country and the world to promote their albums. First of all, over the summer, Dallas saw Texas lam '84 with headliner Rush, on their Grace Under Pressure tour. Also at the lam were Oz- zy Osbourne, .38 Special, Bryan Adams, and Gary Moore. Not able to appear at the lam as was tradition, Sam- my Hagar appeared at Reunion Arena in September. lefferson Starship, Zebra, and Night Ranger made it to Six Flags at the beginning of the year also, Big Reunion concerts of the year were Ronnie lames Dio, Reo Speedwagon, Triumph, and Kiss with Queensryche, Music was not the only thing going on. Blockbuster movies were hitting the screen one after another. One of the big- gest: Dune, and Sting's movie debut. Another rock star, Gene Simmons, starred with Tom Selleck in the movie Runaway, and Grace lones appeared with Arnold Schwartzenegger in Gonan, the Destroyer. Later in the year Eddie Murphy re- turned, after his disappointing appearance in Best Defense, with the hilarious Beverly Hills Cop, Whenever records, con- certs, and movies are brought up in the same thought, no one can forget Prince, and Purple Rain. Knocking Michael jackson off the pedestal and taking his place in the limelight, his album spent an astounding 24 weeks as 111 on the charts. The movie spent months at the theatres, bringing in massive crowds. Touring with Shiela E., Prince came to Dallas for three con- secutive nights, December 30 and 31, and bringing in the New Year on lan, 1, Not only had music and movies abounded but 1984 was an election year, too, and many Seniors cast their votes in November for their favorite of the two candidates, Walter Mondale and Ronald Reagan, who was running for his sec- ond term, Winning by a land- slide, as predicted, President Reagan was reinstated. The '84-'85 school year also marked the first year of House Bill 72, which made some major changes in the school format, including pep rallies, school day interruptions, and even an- nouncements, The Bill also added a few things, like tutorial services, all in order to return the emphasis of school to academics. Other events in- cluded the 1984 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles, and the beginning of the restoration of the Statue of Liberty. These events played a part in all of our lives, and they are all things that we will not soon forget. in Mr. LeMaster leaves no doubt as to his candidate. Some of the Movies that were out at the beginning of '85 , , Aim A M-gif 41,-rl :YQ Q X zz 'K x L X. N X 3 rr. K K W M Fw f f ?E,I'?t..,5L.:,E1.? ,,.. ,Tr xx g 5 ' Q 2 2 E 5 3 fi X 5 ri 6 ' . .nfl f, f Q ff , Q 5 1 . .. LL.. LL,. .,,. ,M , , 1 N gg, we gm We - ll 1 - K2 1 A r f . we we N . S wag ,,.. 4 N -.rg is - - N Q angie l - :- ri ' Mk ig? P3 Ymot .Y e A 5 V41 'v1'v', H , 1 an N, 1 4 r UMM? fxw ml' 4, , . ,N 44 n' ug, J fr :XMQTT Q, ,+ve U 1 . P 1 , me -Jr 14 ,LyAtLg AY! , ,.,. .W Memories of an extra day of break ,err e -C a V 1 4 -f'1 w+ ' 1 1'N ' .af TT-, Q rzkmnddfx rfggwgiid s gi ,N VN 4, in-abr.. A calendar of events 1 mils? Q2 ' The year gave us many Top-Selling albums F' House Bill 72 House Bill 72 was a new selected provision from an act passed by the 68th legislature. This new bill was affecting all of the students in many different ways. The bill passed a new policy con- cerning extracurricular ac- tivities, that states any stu- dent shall be unable to par- ticipate in any extracurricular activity sponsored by the school district if during the grade reporting period after a grade reporting period in which the students received a grade lower than a 70. The bill did not only change this, but also the amount of absences a student was allowed. A student could not be given credit for a class if the student had more than five days of unexcused absence during a semeter. School day interruptions are strictly frowned upon. This includes nonacademic ac- tivities such as an- nouncements and sales pro- motions. Announcements were limited to emergencies only after they had been made once during the day. Students could be promoted only on a student's academic achievement. To be promoted, a student had to maintain a grade average of 70 or he or she could not be given credit for the course. The matter that real- ly got the most attention of all actions taken was the new final examination policy. A student could not be exempted from an exam in any class which any other student was required to take afinal exam. Students were not the on- ly ones being affected by this bill, teachers were also affected by the new tutorial services being offered. A district could require a stu- dent whose grade in a sub- ject for a grade reporting period was lower than 70 on a 100 point scale to at- tend tutorials in the subject during the following report- ing period twice per week or more. This required each teacher to stay until 4:30 each day. Teachers could not have less than 8 days of inservice and preparation for each school year. Each school district had to pro- vide for no less than 175 days of instruction for students. This bill made the students much more alert and aware of their perfor- mance, grades and conduct. This year the bill was still new and the students were getting used to it. Hard Work pays off Students put forth effort to meet House Bill 72's new rules. . ,gf . Q i H1521-gl ii TX X' Q VmI h ii .. ,rw 'Q Wit' Qin Mrs. Carrol explains to Cilia exactly how to make it work. Football players must do more than make good grades. i-M. .mv Q - .- wwpaxfm Y, 111 .F , lw -,.- sa .fs , 3 . rf- .. . . . L .575 M an I ,s.,..,..t,..,.4,,,. : Q 'hiv I .fir Q X. . , 2 was . Mrs. DiVega Circles the room to see if there are any questions. MVS- RlClWaVdS0fW l10ldS 50m9 Students future in her hands. ,ll.llg, . igblll' GN'6+ ,ML l. . lt up Q .F fa l M wfx, P lv 4 is ll K lei if .I I ' Ei 72 ff I W1 ,..,-anP 'f-J i ' l Mrs Lorance figure students averages. The new hill is etfetting ex ery person possible. Guys 84 Dolls This year the drama, choral, Band, and any aspiring actors in the student body, put on the musical production of Guys 81 Dolls. With elaborate costumes and scenery the play was a hit. The story is about a social worker, two gamblers and an entertainer with an accent who shows us what life in the big ci- ty is all about, it had a happy ending by the way! We thank these people tor their time and energy in producing this play, and who knows, we may see the names of some of our fellow classmates in the bright lights some day. 'lSmile, or you're off the Crew! -'Wig Dean stands up and gives his testimony Adelaide and her Dolls show us what they've got. HIT IT, SHARLA!! A human When you wish upon a star. . , Kristy shames a sinner. 3 X TV zfxl f 1 ff , wxix xx X n 'Qs fi? U I N f J-56 1-451- . ,fX.s Ros .3931 ys her Valentin 'wifi' 'Q -Miv- 5 ww, from their sweetheart Will you be mine. Mi? :J X? r Qt gl f 1 OJ W f' ak A special delivery 9 H ' iii, ' -sw sf f ' fs 2 X 'L . ,M - 5, Qu aww. . , 1 'Z . WA. ..,. .031 QT X 1 Seniors Say Farewell But Always Remember Y Y Most Athletic Winners: Annette Bailey and Davey Moore Nominees' Carla Albri ht Brenda Latham, . g , Shawn Williams, Steve Plumlee, Terry Walker, Craig Williams. Mr. 84 Miss Lakeview Winners: Sherry McNamara and Eddie l. King. Nominees: Kim Faulkner Felisa Hunter, Judy Vank, Steve Plumlee, Brent Theis, Craig Williams arf i l Most Patriot Spirit Ninners: Mary Cater and Brent Theis. Nominees: Ruth Ashley, Kayla Shindoll, ludy fank, Mark Graziano, Ieff Mawby, Dean Sams. 3:7 'CIP' A 1 Winners: Kim Faulkner and Vince Pope. Nominees: Carol Lane, Sherry McNamara Karen Tomas, Shane Eaton, limmy Grannan, Niki Hawkins. Most Beautiful Handsome Most Likely To Succeed Winners: Debbie Kelm and Scott Kirby Nominees: Jennifer Bridwell, Felisa Hunter, Pam loffrion, Brian Kilpatrick, Pravin Moodley, Dean Sams Personality Plus winners: Dana Pennington and Brain Krayleyich. Nominees: Sherry McNamara, Judy Vank, Holly Watson, Eddie King, james Prince, Dean Sams. 3,89 Br' - 3 2 1 ,A fy, V si, if y 3,45 7 2 ye 'W V. ' f' V of ,f Outstandin wx? ,lk glut' ?l jennifer Bridvvell, Pam loffrion, Debbie Kelm, Shari White. 1 . Patriots l ,w- ,.wf ', N is ,.-d P 'Mt ...QL A M W7 3 we-W Qilpatrick, leff Mavvby, Brent The-is, Ronnie Watkins. Most Talented Winners: Shari White and Dean Sams Nominees: lenniier Bridwell, ludy Vank, Sherry William, Kent Hampton, Scott Honeycutt, Ted Sorrells. Most Courteous Winners: Leisa McAcloo and Niki Hawkins. Nominees: Ruth Ashley, Darla Miltenberger, Dana I. Pennington, Brian Kilpatrick, Lee Newman, Brent Theis. 1-ff' sr 5? fl? Z wan' r 2 Outstanding Patriots lulie Brown, Kelly Cotton, Kim Parsons, Tana Thames, Saleem Virani, Kris Yoder llswt ww Ap 0 M V l 1 5 ners: Martha lohnson and Woody Leath. Nominees: Melissa Carlock, lana Flannery, lean quez, Ioey Allette, Bubba Garcia, Todd Ralston Most Beautiful Handsome Class Favorites Winners: Kim Young and Doyle Sparks. Nominees: lana Brown, Melissa Carlock, Kris Yoder, Scott Dewees, Woody Leath, Phil Powell. Gutstanding Patriots Steve Staci B I I f McCa I b Shadd Winners: lulie Meeks and Charlie Dawes Nominees: Lory Brassfield, Chani Clark, lennifer Hood, Sheila Urquart, Kirk Afseth, Chris Klien, loey Tomas Most Beautiful Handsome Class Favorites Winners: Chani Clark and Chris Anderson Nominees: Lory Brassfield, lulie Meeks, Robin Shaddix, Kerry Bassinger Casey Pyterek, Sawn Tabor HW, gall! 4 Lk Ab K, X Outstanding Patriots Jennifer McCauley, Robin Shaddix. lnot picturedj: Steve Ale ander, Staci Bailey, ,, ,fagh Winners: Suzi Neilon and Wes Rowden Nominees: Kristi Chase, Whitney lones, Stacy Martin, Billy Ciani, Nick Eaton, Alan Crimes Most Beautiful Handsome Class Favorites Winners: Stacy Martin and Lance Stacy Nominees: Angie Crump, Mary Meyer, Suzi Neilon, Ron lackson, Glen Piner, Wes Rowen , l J m 64 Qrganizations , ,,,, .h,,A - -1. 1 if A x 5 i W M - ' A Q ' ' xv Q nVVV i .6 X1 It V R Student Council Every school needs one group of students which teachers can depend on new students can look to for help and which organizes school activities to promote school pride and academic achievement At Lakeview the student council spon sored by Mrs Dretha Burris is this club The theme of Lakeview s student council for this year was Reach for the Stars which was also adopted by the all city student council This year s student council planned and participated in many activities throughout the year both before and after school began Their first duties began last year with officer elections for the 84 85 school year This election brought president Brent Theis to office as well as vice president Felisa Hunter and others During orientation Members help promote school spirit by organizing fun things such as ress up ays car decorating contests and spirit dances after the varsity home football games They also promoted academics by organizing Brain Pool a group of students who helped other students with classwork The Student Council showed that people really do care by sending flowers to families of students who had experienced tragedies birthday cards to students holding a canned food drive and sending survival kits for new students Other student council activities in cluded Headlines and the thought for the day on the morning announcements in vocations at varsity home football games organization of both the Homecoming as we was Some members of the Student Council are so popular it is necessary for them I go Incognito' the summer months the stu dent council helped during registration and freshman Dance the Legacy Awards!Centennial Ball and TWIRP Week lunior, Valerie Cooper, takes time out to daydream. junior Kim Parsons performs one of her duties as an officer of Student Council. . 4 tex gsm Even in Student Council people sometimes need help. f While President Brent Theis is perplexed at the art of float making, Valerie Cooper takes it all in stride. 39 Unlike others, Greg Babb finds the couch more comfortable than the floor, Believe it or not the Student Council members don't always work this hard. You really have to be tough llike lulie Garnsonl to be in Student Council' 'Would I lie? M fi I My -i - f-X .J A S W: ,fmt 5 One of the Student Council's many activities icluded work on the all-city float for the Labor Day Parade. While decorating the calendar is fun, Kayla Shindoll finds it more interesting to decorate Greg Babb. Sixth period gives Student Council members time to relax and finish homework. The Student Council does not always have to work hard to have fun. Ruth and Tana discuss plans while they take a break during float construction. W . t Sponsor, Mrs, Burris discusses upcoming events with an active member. fx Vhile Miss Burris talces notes before the Super Quiz, lim Franks and Saleem Virani alce time out for a picture. of ff Kg! f c Y 1 4 L titer the Super Quiz, members checked their scores from tests taken earlier in the lay Academic Lalceview Centennial added several new cluhs this year Among the most vxidely recognized ot these is the Academic Decathlon team This organigation consists ot six two A students two s u en s wo students Lalceviews team is Decathlon Miss Burris Academic Decathlon team compc ted in several competi tions throughout the school year inc lcding the Super Quiz Besides these events students involved read books such as Megatrenci to increase their knowledge I cl l Q Q 'Q coached' by Mrs. Price and I l lunior Kris Yoder and Mrs. Price discuss the team participation in the Super Quiz. Ac ademic Decathlon team members are, Front row Linda Price tsponsorl, llrelha Burris tsponsorl, Kris Yoder, and lim Franlcs Second rom Paul Tomlinson, Matt Martin, David Smith, Brent Theis, Saleem Virani, and Brain Kilpatrilc A Cappella Throughout the year all extracurricular groups are busy. One particular group is the A Cappella Choir which participates in con- tests and seasonal concerts. With the help of director a very successful cabaret show in October. All of the choir members are being asked to partake in the Broadway show Guys and Dolls. The A Cappella choir took part in several contests one of which was in Corpus Christi. The choir does set aside time to have parties and get acquainted ac- tivities. With the help of and Vice-President Dean Sams the choir got together and had a Thanksgiving lunch during school. Marty White, the choir had President, Scott Honeycutt, 1 Singing their hearts out. A ,n, , wt W The presidency gives Scott a sense of Choir initiation is a different kind of fun. power' A Cappella Choir Group Picture Bottom: Michelle Williams, lulie Brown, lessika Franks, Ronda Ridley, Casey Pyterek, Craig Dunn, Ted Sorrells, Lance Brownlee, Tony Martin, Dawn Lewis, Dianne Wall, ludy Vank, Sharon Muse, Windy Davis. Second row: Karen Hazelwood, Karen Thomas, Michelle Morgan, Tanuja Bhatt, Dean Sams, Chris Ross, Scott Honeycutt, David Cox, Danny Ar- riaga, Shari White, Tina Gonzales, Iamie McNatt, Yvonne Ganote. Third row: Deedee Covington, Kristan Kelley, Kristy Hardick, Lesley King, Sherry Miller, Mandy Allen, Tony Smith, Duane Daniels, Larry Murray, Scott Sykes, Danny Giles, Dawn Wright, Karis Probst, Cheryl Evans, Kim Cathey. Top row: Kathy Dunn, Laura Blue, Shelley Murray, Kayla Brown, Victor Doris, Matt Dann, lason Lindhorst, Greg Harris, lohn Wood, Ricky lohnson, Shirley Ficklin, Kelly McLauchlin, Stacey Miller, Dawn Hendon, and Kim Thompson. Vice President, Dean Sams, faces one of his many frustrations of office. ... t., , f,' . S l A ll- 1 i ll i l 9 ' ' 1. ,S :gr :Q , F, . li li t Hex - .K Q' Q We -ESQ? HWhat do we do now? ' Q, ' .- as he ne ireftor, Mrs. White, goes through her rgular routine ed Sme... Lakeviews own Pocahontas. L t M. Q?-Q Enthusiasm is one of the reasons Lakeview's choir is the best. g.-.Q-rm., .. A K i -,1'1 Q -slzti I. .. 5-I it .. v Is the excitement too much? . ,L,, I W-12LW iliii Rock-n-roll is 'tWe're doing the Curly Shuffle. Freedom members are on the Top row: Scott Honeycutt, Larry Murray, Greg Harris, David Cox and Scott Sykes, SECOND ROW, lesika Franks, Cheryl Schroeder, Kristy Hardick, Sheri White, Karen Hazelwood, BOTTOM ROW: Tony Smith, julie Brown, and Dawn Lewis and Dean Sams. Karen proves that practice makes perfect. I have this much Freedom Although it was hard for all of the Freedom members, they practiced three days a week all sum- mer long. Their dedication aid off which was proven y the performance of Starstruck with the lazz Band. The show was a big hit with both the student body here at Lakeview and the Superintendents and School Board members at the State Convention in San Antonio. Being in Freedom means having to memorize music and harmonizing with others. The members become close friends and even like a family. All of the members have their own job and responsibility to do and this keeps the group go- ing strong. the night away! V We want to rock, 0 Q WGMEN S AND MIXED CHOIRS The 1984 85 school year was a full one for Lakeview Centennials Womens and Mixed Choirs On October and danced in the exciting Cabaret show December 13 was the Christmas Con cert in which all choirs brought out the Christmas spirit with song The choral department also performed a musical entitled Guys and 3 The choirs finished out the year by attending U lL contests April 23 25 I 27 and 28, the choirs sang Dollsf' january 31-February Mixed Choir performs in the Cabaret Show. Leann her heart out. Q 6 Y Wornenfs Choir practices daily to keep up their well-deserved reputation l , .. y e LMW, 'iii' SS :Jff'iisQ5i: -- UN 1 3 a f 'Iv t ml Z Womens Choir pertorms in the Cabaret Show Front row: Lisa Parker, Michelle Ax- ton, Bari Stephens, Shannon Brawley, Tammy Brennan. Second row: Tammy Sewell, Deann Clear- field, Micki Brown, leanne Elder, Melissa Axton, Sondra Tiller, Kristie Garrett. Third row: Kim Harness, Kim Holland, Lisa Mariney, Brooke Bailey, Kelly Bauman, Robin Owens, Shannon Kush. Fourth row: Angela Van Buskink, Tessa Watson, Meegan Swaithes, Shawna White, Melissa Malone, Kaniece Washington, Melissa Turner. Front row: Patti Aligood, Holly Robinette, Ray Ricardo, David Cardella, Ronda King, loyce lones. Second row: Angie White, lulie Barnette, Mike Winters, leff Moore, Bill Ariaga, Amy Spross, Angela Pavlica. Third row: Chrissy Robinette, Cathie Wilcox, Mark Compton, leff McNatt, loe Clemett, Alan Carlton, Randi Blowere, Nancy Pulley. Fourth row: lulie Peppel, Susan Aligood, LeAnn Thrash, Chad Donihoo, Tracy Mcvicker, David Sampson, Greg Hunter, Steve Warren. Band member Greg Mitchell plays a tune during a half-time show. Even without their new uniforms, the band still shined at football games. The band's ever-popular director, Mr. lones looks over notes for a show. ,mi W.1 -i 'i l F The band both surprised and delighted the crowds by releasing balloons and presenting a giant flag at the Homecoming football game. The band plays their show for the crowd and finishes with their finale to the Olym- pic Theme. Drum Majors play an important role directing the band both on and off field, Kent Hampton leads the ' during a pep rally. wwf, f -' K. lunior Drum Major, Cary watches the head Drum Major as leads the band in a half-time show. Members like lames and Yvette alwa' make the difficult formations and son look easier. Twirlers are also an important part of the band's half-time shows. ind members began practicing in early August to perfect the talents that earned eir tremendous reputation. The band wait for half-time to It is often difficult to find words to describe how well the band performs. Marching Band This year the Band has gone thru many changes, such as many new rules and the coming of new uniforms. The Band has always been a strong support in Lakeview s theme f pride and this year was no exception. The Band received many awards ,.......f ,, during winning performances at such events as the Labor Day Parade, the Plano East competition, U.I.L. Marching Competition, and all Varsity football games. Drum majors fheadl Kent Hampton Steve Livingston and Cary Wilkinson placed fourth out of sixty in a competi- tion at East Texas State. AMO' 40 ,nan mw- ! , it , at , ' ' 1 f, T ,- n M A an F r lg, f' ! 'MV f - 'I g W L. C. band members take their jobs very seriously. Band is a symbol of school spirit at any high school and Lakeview is no exception E Hello! JM k iw ...nmol lm 7 juniors Cary Wilkinson and Kristi Hardick model the band's new look. ,I ,' D A , -f'3UCv7'4' , Patriot band members are lleft to rightj: Kay Howell, Angela Austin, Amy Senato, April Dax, Stacy Ball, Amy Wilson, Rosa Martinez, Stacy Sherman, james Lankford, Bre Dannen, Chad Litersky, Tony Thayer, David Pinkston, Robert Platter, Chris Hunt, Rodney Calhoun, David Walthers, Sean Stevens, Marlo Wegely, Caroline Sanguino, ju Hudson, Quy Dinh, ftwirlersj, Lisa Ramirez, Kelly Fletcher, jamie Dove, Audra Nall, Vicki johnson, Lisa Flori, Kelly McMullin, Kathy Hunter, Danielle jenkins, Kim Skinnf Shannon Scott, Andrew Gwie, Shawn Mitchell, Pam johnson, Lauren Monaghan, Shana jones, Cheryl Evans, Robin Freeman, Missy Willis, ldrum maiorsj, Cary Wilkinsc Steve Livingston, Kent Hampton, Tiffaney Mai, Max Miller, Danny Sangunio, jacque Eagon, james Fair, Lisa Buchanan, Keith johnson, Missy Flori, Tammy Gwyn, Bei Ramirez, Stephan Vaughan, jason Briner, Andrea Cook, Heather Harris, Kim Roberts, Vicki Bradley, Amy Thompson, Michelle Martin, Chris johnson, Michelle Long, Ki jackson, Kel ie Baumann, Missy Floyd, john Sarlay, Pam Pettigrew, Rebecca Willis, Don Gardner, Mike Morrison, Daniel Limb, Robert Eagon, Chris Luton, jason jon Phillip Raglin, Brian Folks, Kim Fore, Greg Mitchell, Brian Finley, Mike Crumb, Kevin Bain, Keith Walker, Sean Freeman, Antony Williams, Kevin McMullian, Kristi Hardi Debbie Mandet, Greg Council, Geoff Council, Matt Lain, Glen Pagaduan, john Biggerstaff, Yvette Herring, Teresa Hunt, Kevin Barth, Tommy jackman, Scott Bain, Bri Winkleman, Keith Anderson, Tracy Greer, Sandra Soliz, Keith Ramirez, Gina Cortez, Shannon McBeth, Kelly Roberts, Tim Allmann, Wendy Smith, Devan White, Alis Profitt, Greg Harris, Michelle Sawyer, Kathy Przyborowski, janine Moore, Paul West, Stacy McBeth, Stephani Godby, Alan Matthews, David Winkleman, james McNair Greg Hanson, Angela Barth l gtk-'gli im it QR' - ft kll-Region Band member Don Gardner shows off his talent at Starstruck. During rehearsals, Mr. Childers waits for the band to begin their next song. fi 2 L,rr, The lazz Band made a big hit out of the music in 'Starstruck'. Days are long but the band members are still able to practice during class. ,As - s o at ,P . , 'T' , A K fk11' i 7 ' Nhmiwif K t . N: v. jazz Band The lazz Band was a select roup of students directed by Mr. Lynn Childers. These sixth periods every day and received an admirable reputa- tion both at Lakeview and throughout the state of Texas. The jazz Band performed in San Antonio with Freedom The group received a stand- ing ovation from Superin- tendents and School Board dis ricts fo their per- formance. Members Don Gardner and lames McNair were selected for All-Region jazz Band. 8 dedicated students worked members of several school I r -quasar' Members Kent, leff, and Mike study their music carefully during sixth period rehearsals. P' S' 1 or 1.5 . N x - .4 .I s 'N N, is as During a rehearsal for 'Starstruck', the band members wait for further instructions from Mr. Childers. - Mr. Childers directs the band during a sixth period rehearsal. 79 is R x 'xg Captain jennifer Bridwell and the other officers lead the line at the Freshman orien- tation pep rally. During a pep rallyg the Sweethearts performed several dances in the stands. S Senior Charmaine Maran makes a quick stop at her locker before going to Squad leader Carol Lane flashes a prepare for the pep rally. Sweethearts smile for the camera. N g ,N., , .ul - ' l b-Q :in k ..t' lx S A X ' S. f t 1' ' ' S 1 S ttt S -2' :, l - A t ' eii 'S , Besides performing at football games, the line performed at pep rallies, basketi games, and various other events. To make a successful routine, the sweethearts used many formations. fx The Sweethearts helped to cheer the football team on during Friday night games. e Sweethearts show their pride as they lead the Alma Mater at the pep rallies using. e officers show one of the many awards they received at line camp this nmer. Sweethearts helped to add excitement and a touch of class to pep rallies. Sweethearts While most of the student body are just beginning to get ready for school the Sweethearts sponsored by Miss Susan Gorham are busy practicing for their Fri day night football perfor mances Each morning from 7 00 am until the end of first period the Sweethearts not only for football but also for basketball competl tions and various other civic performances as well as their annual spring show At SMU line camp this summer the team showed its true skill and excellence by bringing home awards In Sweepstakes home routine excellence and the spirit pom The Sweethearts also won the title of most ad mired squad out of approx :mately 40 schools at the camp Thirteen ladies were nominated for Superstar Girl and Captain jennifer Bridwell was awarded the At officer camp the Sweetheart officers proved that they truly had leader ship qualities They claimed Sweepstakes The Shining Star Award and had several Superstar Girl nominees len nifer Bridwell was again chosen for the honor , . I - l - learn and perfect routines title. I I I ?T i paw The line ends another perfect routine. Senior Debbie Kelm, along with all the Sweethearts, managed to keep her smile throughout the team's march to Central Park. , ,tfQr,. i 1 +. ' lb ' ,, :Yr . W' T3 Yi ., , i F 1' - ir t r at or f V' J , ',, ,,,t ' 1, , A, , V fi V. K I tj .4 I V , f - I - m , S sf S S , fV.o A t Yankee Doodle ends and the line waits patiently for the routine to begin. The line helped add sparkle to pregame ceremonies at Homecoming. 435, .K 4 -vi' ' 5' Neither the weather nor the distance could stop the Sweethearts as they proudly marched in the Labor Day Parade. Managers are tfront to backjz Kelly Brown, Sheri DiEsposti, Pam Berggren, Yvonne Bingham, Kristen Kelly, Carol Nichols tsr.l and Lisa Ralston ,,... ,. ,- ...: any H kkkk ,.k,: , . kk fi! - , Officers are tleft to rightj: Pam lo leffrion, Ste hani Walker, Sonya Stephe, jennifer Bridwell, Shari White, Darla Miltonberger, antYLeisa McAdoo. Squad leaders are Qleft to rightl: Holly A. Watson, Debbie Kelm, Carol Lane, Kayla Brown, Leslie Ellis, and Annette Bailey. Sweethearts are tfirst row, left to rightj: Kelly Brown lmgl Dee Dee Bailey, Michelle Ervin, Whitney lones, lean Vasquez, Pam lof- fiorn, Stephani Walker, Sonya Stephens, jennifer Bridwell, Shari White, Darla Miltonberger, Leisa McAdoo, Melanie Cooper, Carole Perkins, Amy Pearce, lanet Bulka, Carol Nichols lsr. mgl, lsecond rowj Pam Berggren tmgl, lulie Ciose, Dana Pennington, Carol Lane, Keran Thomas, Tammy Brennan, lulie Richardson, Cheryl Dunnington, Cretchan Upton, Debbie Kelm, Gina Berry, lana Flannery, Kristi Webb, Tina Niemeyer, Shelia Bradley, Kelly Draughon, Karie Sacra, and Yvonne Bingham, fthird rowj Kristen Kelly Qmgl, Sheri DiEsposti lmgl, Leslie Ellis, Holly Watson, Alesia Reynolds, Brooke Burnett, Annette Bailey, Kerhin Himes, Dee Dee Covington, Melinda Hopkins, Lori Pallet, Kayla Brown, Charmaine Moran, Pam Baker, Robyn Smith, Mindy Smith, Norma Page, Lisha Woods, Rebecca Duggan, Sharla Pumphrey, and Lisa Ralston lmgl and Ted Sorrells tvideol LIBERTY DOLLS What does everyone look forward to during half time at the lV football games? The Liberty Dolls' This year the Liberty Dolls directed by Susan Carroll are looking better than ever The 1984 85 Liberty Doll Officers went to S M U of ficer camp last summer where they competed with both IV and Varsity officer squads Because of their skill and excellence they re ceived a first division rating and came home with many outstanding routines The first performance for the Liberty Dolls was the Labor Day Parade Then came football games and they performed routines either learned at camp or choreographed by the of ficers The Liberty Dolls ended their successful year with an appearance at Maverick Competition where they expressed their talent to the public vi W f KE 2? g wifi: 3 3 W fwfr s -taa Krtar r ' f' t A ' -' ' is T it - - - T' T T l h . . ,.,AV, T lV,' V 2 .,', J ' ' . fum, f , gl , basketball games where T, - - - if , ' - f cclc f w f , Q ' . . V 5 , .r ,Z 7 up I ,V I If 4, , , A 5 , Q ' ' ' frflttfl' , T ' 2 5 . . .'.. . ' . 9 . T r T asre at M , The Liberty Dolls show the freshmen how it s done. rp y - 4 Lieutenant Christi Billingsley flashes a smile while performing a banner routine. The Liberty Dolls featured in the Labor Day Parade. Gee, l wish somebody would untie my hands. Derty Doll Officers: Capt. Michelle Power, Lt. lanette Nix, Lt. Shirley Fickland, Lt. m Holland, Lt. Shannon Dante, Lt, Christi Billingsley, Lt. Sharon Stell. , WFWY lb, ,,,. Sfwt aptain Michelle Power has the Responsibility of teaching the routines to the line iembers. Liberty Doll Squadleaders: First row Austin, Susan Melson, Second row Thrasher. Robin Culbreth, Melissa Brewer, Cindy Michelle Cmithe, Holly Springer, Renee First row: Lt. Kim Holland, Lt. lanette Nix, Lt, Shirley Fickland, Capt. Michelle Power, Lt, Shannon Dante, Lt. Christi Billingsley, Lt. Sharon Stell. Second row: Ramona Cartwright, Cindy Waugh, Shelby Downings, Leann Davis, Cindy Austii, Stephanie Corley, Tina Foster, Dana lackson, Stacey Bailey, Carrie Henry, Melissa Brewer, Teresa Bren- nan, Nicki Miller, Monica Phillips, Third row: Shannon Bozman, Angie Bird, Tif- fany Houser, lennifer Kirvy, Tara Gar- rett, Shannon Cathey, Kristi Plumlee, lo- ly Coker, Melissa Turner, Teresa Gar- cia, Leslie Floyd, lanie Martin, Cheryl lumpwe, Fourth row: Priscilla Es- queville, Krista Reavis, Kelly Ivey, Kim Messinger, Christi Shreve, Michelle Smith, Susan Nelson, Paula Marsolek, Kelly McNamara, Vanessa Bridges, Vicki Sweeney, Robin Culbreth, Christi Akin, Elizabeth Fuchs, Fifth row: Shelley Eledge, Stephanie Leverett, Becky Bar- to, Lisa Sorber, Tracy Daniel, Vicki Mat- thews, Allison Rhomberg, Holly Springer, Renee Thrasher, Sherie Flinn, Kim Whittle, Kristie Lineback, Shelby Winn, Melissa Malone. ae Captain Michelle Power leads the team onto the field. Showing their Patriot Pride, The Liberty Dolls make a spirit line before the game, Lieutenant Sharon Stell performs the officer strut. 'Q if 3: Marching really gets to you sometimes. At Freshman Orientation the Liberty Dolls perform a routine to 'lWanna Be Startin Something. i The winning smiles of Lakeview's Liberty Dolls X z , N NX flee wa' 'N W ' K L i'Wanna Be Startin' Something? Ta-dah! W-i...i..fi ii i M M l i'AAif VARSITY CHEERLEADERS This school year the cheerleaders were busy do- ing more than their regular duties, which include, cheer- ing at pep rallies and games, promoting school spirit, and decorating lockers and halls. They were also busy this summer, all of the girls con- ducted LCHS cheerleader clinic in August for elemen- tary school girls interested in cheerleading. Among all the competi- tions they were in, they received The Award of Ex- cellence as they did last year. lana Brown and Sherry McNamara were nominated for All-American cheerleader. They came home knowing that they represented their school well! I if E Y ludy Vank performs her award winning performance in the Cabaret Show, Sherry McNamera is always ready to pep up the crowd. One of the jobs of head cheerleader is leading cheers. The football players really know how to make the cheerleaders nervous. Varsity cheerleaders Kim Faulkner and Melissa Carlock show their school spirit ing every Pep rally. And we'Il have fun fun fun till our daddy takes our limo away. lVK,y ,, ,,,,.L',, 3 No more! No more! I want to look natural. Varsity Cheerleaders really have lots of spirit first row, Lisa Lucky, Martha johnson, lana Brown, Kim Young, second row: Sherry McNamara, Windy Wadley, Head Cheerleader: Iudy Vank, Mellissa Carlock. Third row: Kim Faulkner, Dana I. Pennington. IUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS The' lunior Varsity Cheerleaders, sponsored by Gladys Pickey, promote school spirit, boost morale, help organize pep rallies, hang signs in the halls before games and cheer for foot- ball and basketball games. This summer the lunior Var- sity Cheerleaders went to a cheerleading camp held at the University of Houston. There they Worked hard and were nominated for All-American Cheerleader and came back recipient of the title. The cheerleaders also held a lakeyiew Centen- nial High School Cheerlead- ing clinic in August fo elementary and middle school girls interested in cheerleading. FN it Q l e Sharing mixed emotions, ,Ei ,Q K. in sss S 'Wt S .af X ,X Q.: l.V. Cheerleaders and pep rallies, they go together. .-.43 i i 4 TQ Why can't we all show our school pride like Suzi Neilon? Aa WY L, .ll it TJY ff, ,,,a1t4 rf' J 7' ,EX The l.V. Cheerleaders represented the school well in the Labor Day Parade 4' T' xx A Ooh! You think you re bad! ERESHMAN CHEERLEADERS The 1984-85 Lakeview Centennial Freshman Cheerleaders have really shown their outstanding spirit. This summer they at- tended the NTSUXNCA Cheerleading Camp in Den- ton, Texas, luly 11-14. Both squads lblue and goldl came out on top. Between them they were awarded seven Superior ribbons and one excellent ribbon. Performing as one combined squad they were nominated for the Award of Excellence' and were chosen as one of five finalists for the honor, They were also given a rib- bon for being a Super Star Squad and awarded with a NCA spirit stick because of their outstanding spirit and exemplary behavior. Nominated for All- American Cheerleader falong with four other girls from a camp of 5001 were Robin Shaddix and lennifer McCarley, lennifer was awarded All-American Cheerleader, the highest award given to an individual. She competed with both junior Varsity and Varsity cheerleaders from all over Texas and other states. len- nifer represented Lakeview in an outstanding manner and should be commended for her excellence in all areas. During football season the cheerleaders cheer in pep rallies football games and basketball games well as decorating lockers for the football players. These young ladies dedicated and hard- working brought out the Patriot Pride in not only the freshman class but the whole school. ...F Ooh! We know we're bad! .- . f W4 1 Je squad: Front row - Melody Sprinkle, Melanie Lemmond, Back row - Robin addiz, Iulie Meeks, Chanie Clark, Kelly Gillmore. old squad: Front row - lennifer McCarley, Lori Brassfield. Back row - Michelle I'Donnell, lennifer Hood, Lisa Parks, Sheila Unguhart. .. WA Q QS S The Freshman Cheerleaders cheer for the Patriots at a varsity pep rally. CLOSE-UP For a full week during the school year, students and teachers from Lakeview traveled to Washington DC, for a firsthand study of their government. This trip was known as part of the nation-wide CLOSE-UP pro- gram. During this CLOSE-UP week students participated in twelve to fifteen seminars each featuring a different speaker. Small groups met in workshops to discuss issues and the day's events. A tour introduced the participants to Washington. They went to Capitol Hill and met with members of Congress. To take a breather, students went to plays and shows, and concluded the week with a banquet. The CLOSE-UP program was to give experience and insights to students about their government. The streets of Washington became familiar to Lakeview students gzwstfff. Members of Close- up are: ffirst rowl Mrs. Dorsey, Kim Parsons, Tana Thames, Ruth Ashley, and Miss Burns. f s e c o n d r o w l Thomas Pearsons, Diane Hurst, Kelly Cotton, Mia Allstrin, , and Ed Haggins. Student council members are Ust rowI: S. Virani, R. Ashley, K. Parsons, K. Cot- ton, R. Theis, F. Hunter, S. White, I. Vank, B. Theis, and T. Thames. 12nd rowI: I Mawby, P. Ioffrion, I. Garrison, G. Tisdale, V. Cooper, R. Fultz, T. Rodgers, I Horak, C. Perkins, D. Harrison, S. Martin, R. Shaddox, W. Wilbrn, S. Thornhill 13rd rowI: B. Kilpatrik, I. Bridwell, K. Shindoll, G. Upton, A. Pearce, M. Cohea, P Baker, A. Reynolds, K. Yoder, R. Watkins, D. Miltonberger, T. Gonzales, I Brown, and C. Brock. 14th rowI: G. Babb, C. Aklin, A. Rener, M. Axton, K Howe, L. Brassfeild, D. Sams, K. Young, S. Sikes, I. Murray, K. Hardick, and A Sanato. 15th rowI: T. Neimeyer, T. Sewell, M. Ervin, C. Nichols, B. Burnett, A Bailey, E. Wavreska, and T. Greer. l6thI I. Franks, I. Prince. Student council officers are: T, Thames, B. Theis, I. Vank, S. White, F. Hunter, B Theis, K. Cotton, K. Parsons, R. Ashley, S. Virani, S. Thornhill, R. Shaddox, S Martin, W. Wilburn, R. Watkins, K, Yoder, I. Brown, I. Mawby, I. Bridwell, K Shindoll, I. Garrison, K. Howe, I. Flanery, A. Rener, C, Aklin, and G. Babb. 't 'v1a i' rg Minutemen The Minutemen are: TOP ROW Brent Theis, Captain Mark Graziano, left Mawbv, and Dean Sams, BOTTOM ROW Mark johnson, Saleem Virani, and Greg Babb. gl Setting up for a pep rally is always exciting, az tt' 2 lt! 'J Q0 Senior Minutemen wait for the silence of the crowd. Lakeview Centennial High Schools very own special group of junior and senior guys who keep Patriot Pride alive are the Minutemen These Minutemen have duties such as running the American flag on the foot ball field several times throughout games and sisting the vars cheerleaders during the class chants Captain Mark Gra ziano has the particular job of the raising of the rifle dur ing the Senior class chant These young men do their best to be the role models for the underclassmen .X Food is brain power. Captain, Mark Craziano, does the traditional raising ofthe rifle. Mark and BFE , ...M is ,M 5' mis Y V, What more can a ask for? w.,.. The running of the flag is done several times throughout a game. ltvax Patriot spirit is kept alive with the class of '85, Men are always eager to lend a hand. Clap your hands for the Patriots A f.' fff A 1 - .t ll While Miss Burris takes not take time out for a picture. A l 1, e . A K' :Vk in .S l i 1 5 at A Q s f f , x ' as t 5 , .tg ss A st s K ft' Q as sf in Nb x 4 K Yi. N9 S' X Ks at V . N K Nm es before the Super Quiz, lim Franks and Saleem Virani After the Super Quiz, members checked their scores from tests taken earlier in the day Academic Lakeview Centennial added several new clubs this year. Among the most widely recognized of these is the Academic Decathlon team. This organization consists of sixt two A students two Decathlon Miss Burris. Academic Decathlon team competed in several competi- tions throughout the school year including the Super Quiz. Besides these events students involved read books such as ' stu ents two. students. Lakeviews team is Megatrend to increase their knowledge. HB d , coached by Mrs. Price and lunior Kris Yoder and Mrs. Price discuss the team participation in the Super Quiz. .l1pi.,, Academic Decathlon team members are, Front row: Linda Price lsponsorl, Dretha Burris tsponsorj, Kris Yoder, and lim Franks. Second row: Paul Tomlinson, Matt Martin, David Smith, Brent Theis, Saleem Virani, and Brain Kilpatrik, NHS Lakeview Centennial's Na- tional Honor Society is made up of Seniors with a grade point average of 11.00. This club is sponsored by Shiela Greebon and is kept in order by president Pravin Moodley. For a fund-raiser I they sold bags of pecans, and the money is to be used toward a scholarship. They do allow themselves some free time away from school work, by having parties and get-togethers. Nl.H.S. member Shari White was one of the few nominated for Homecoming queen. 'Nall' W j i are to lend a hand. Cheryl Shroeder is always in high spirits. Bottom row: Kim Turek, Karis Probst, Cheryl Billings, Darla Miltenberger, Debbie Kelm, Pam Ioffrion, Karen Hazelwood, Cindy Aclin, Angie Rener, lulie Horak, Lorinda Landrum, and Michelle Mancuso. Second row: Tony Loving, Bryan Finley, Angela Barth, Scott Kirby, Pravin Moodley, lennifer Bridwell, Shari White, David Good, Richard Flanders, Audra Miller. Third rowi Derek Ellsworth, Greg Harris, David Hennigan, Alan Matthews, Mickey Allen, lim Franks, Allan leffries, Andrew Cwie. , .lf If f 1- s. i,,,'f1 fs fx? 4 ,V T , -uf M P Editor Tammy Thompson twith a litte help from her friendl tells Tony Martin abot her exciting life. ..-.glu- Sophomore Whitney lones always worked hard to meet deadlines. Staff Photographer Dana shows an eerie effect. Uvlost Photographs are scary anywayj. Photographer Matt Dan is caught in the act as he peeks into a sixth perio classroom. lst. row: Tammy Thompson, Holly Springer, Robin Culbreth, Brian Doyle, Matt Dann, Sonya Henry, Brad Shelton, Melind, Hopkins, Lori Dial, Shannon Brawley, Tracy Hebert, Lori Hoffman, Kim McDonald, Znd. row: Whitney lones, Lisa Hurlbuti Teresa Fields, Cheri Motes, Tracey Hawkins, Ashley Gibon, Ben Hancock, Chris Roebuck, Dana Harrison, Diane Willis, Sharl Pumphrey, Gina Tisdale, Tamra Robinson, Robert Boswell, 3rd. row: Steve Magyar, loe Perez, lames Cagel, Paul Przyborowsk Greg Babb is always quick to volunteer his services to ladies in distress. All joking aside, Tammy Thompson gives Tony and Holly their jobs, N llQSf 5 Rial.. 5 Aembers Bryan Doyle and Diane Willis show here the close relationships that staff riembers developed. Legacy Staff Though there are many organizations here at Lakeview few help the student gain ex- perience self-discipline and skills like the Legacy staff. Beginning with the first meeting of the selected sophomores juniors learned that the sponsors Glenna Newkirk and Molly Grant as well as editor Tammy Thompson, meant business. Many of the newer members had to learn to adjust from the summer books of the past two years to the spring book of this year. The business and editorial staffs worked both together and apart throughout the year on the sale, production and distribution students were taught skills in pro- ducing layouts photography selling and most importantly of all how to work with other students. and seniors in August, the staff of the Legacy, yearbook. The i Advisor Glenna Newkirk was always on hand to help members. j , .ti W A ' W t is 1 rx Z as ,ii , .. . ,,,, 'M 3 an 75 at Q9 W it N E it lt's nice to see smiles on their faces. 'Q-1 fr , fa., ' W in l Key Club member lulie Brown makes another friend. 3 Y, - pw---Qs' f is gg: in 1 Kim Parsons is always willing to help. X ap., Kim Shinnle gives the children a tour of the Dallas Zoo. i .qv In w so iw-.6 r'l1'- K from Q ,mt , g r, Elise s z, , is z Q: i X is l ...Q si 1 ,..., ..., z 1 in I . - - as ,, -. iffgj f . K . Y E , ,. , . f H it ' ,-s- These two kids are fascinated by the monkey. Key Club The Key Club associated with the Kiwanis, is a group of caring students who want to make children happy. One way in which they did this is that they had a picnic that made the children in Buckner s Childrens Home feel free just to have a good time. The Key Club is not only associated with children, but with families and older peo- ple. This year the club has adopted a family and visits them at different times. Sponsored by Tena Hendryx and Phyllis Roberts his group of young people has made many other people happy. G 4 W 'N N A 2 J' Key Club members have their special moments loo. B' Y .Q-'awa' J K . - , . f .... c .. c c W' . .... .. . xrkl 5221? we Q N. ... 3, i ,. . Q 't PM-ww fi' e ... . g .1 E ,.,,,,4- 'f i 'vln lwnx A 'M I vu . .... . - . - . if I : nt: S 5 . Q Kim sure is help with loading up the kids. fa' Top row: Alan Cranston, Ronnie Watkins, Brent Theis, Lee Newman, lames Prilnce. Middle: Kim Skinner, Ruth Bass, Ruth Ashley, lana Brown, Kay Fisher, Kim Young, Valerie Cooper, Tammy Schmitt, localyn Swazey. Bottom: Dana Har- rison, Tina Gonzales, Pam lof- frion, Kelly Cotton, Kim Parsons, lulie Brown, and Tana Thames. H . ff' Decorations are always put off until the last minute. ,aaa Picture 1 Stacy McBeth, Angie Rener, Cindy Aclin, Brian Kirpatrick, jennifer Bridwell, Kayla Shindoll, Felisa Hunter, Ruth Ashley, Kayla Brown, Melinda Hopkins, Karie Sacra, and Michelle Ervin. Second Row: Todd Mac Kenzie, lulie Horak, Brent Theis, left Mawby, Kelly Liptrap, and Karen Hazelwood. Third Row: Brian Nicholas, Kelly McLauchlin, Mandy Allen, Pam Ioffrion, Shari White, Devan White, Dana Conley, Michelle Mancuso, Kristy Warman, and Angela Barth. Fourth Row: Robert Boswell, Kent Long, Kristi McCollum, Troy Mulligin, Bryan Finley, Kayla McCarole, and Carole Lane. Top Row: Holly Watson, Saleem Virani, lames Prince, Lee Newman, David Hennigan, Allen Matthews, Mike Crumb, David Good, David Winkelman, Robert Ferry, Matt Martin, and Greg Harris. The National Beta Club consists of select students academic and citizenship The members must maintain a 9.0 average and have teacher recommendations Sponsored by Mrs Club is collecting and raising money for the restoration cf the Statue of Liberty. Beta Club who have excelled 'in Caldwell, thislyear the Beta anP N-s Jun' Thi .. . 5 Judy Vank is always on the run. Picture 2 Debby Tomlenson, lames Miller, Kevin Raines, Alesia Reynolds, lana Flannery Carole Perkins, Kelly Cotten, Kim Parsons, Tina Gonzalez, Merci McEntier, ani- Valerie Cooper. Second Row: Kim Christain, Chad Thompson, Patty Cook, Briai Pinkston, Saleem Virani, Cary Wilkinson, Melanie Cooper, lulie Brown, Rond Williams, and Carol Nicholas, Third Row: Sharon Stell, Chris lohnson, Don Helms- Cheryl Brock, Missy Willis, David Winkleman, Chris Yoder, Connie Crocker, Cind Henissey, Tracy King, and Shari DiEsposti. Top Row: Windi Wilburn, Lisa Flor Michelle Long, Kristi Gilmore, Debbie Mandet, Teresa Pervet, Brian Ratzer, Debbie Luna, Alisha Highfield, Kristain Kelly, Kim Skinner, Renee Trasher, Missy Floyd, Karr' Merrit, Brad Shelton, Kevin Ketchum, and Mike Gumphy. The History Club did many charitable things They started out by helping Key Club tllce underprivileged children to the zoo along vvith Mrs Gail Price ltheir sponsor! The group had an enjoyable time at Old City Park and the Old Spaghetti During the year they had many guest speakers one of vvhich includes Dr DeVega Dr l3eVega spoke about coming to America from Cuba The group really en ioyed hearing him speak and encouraged other students to come with him, Warehouse. History Club I , g l Dana Harrison prefers to do her history on the stairs so she can watch the boys go by!!! Y X It's only your reflection Kelly!!! W, anwmmmil ,f QW' .M ..,. First rovv. locelyne Svvayze, Kayla Shindoll, Angie Rener, Lee Newman, Cindy Aclin, lody Tumbaga, Loni lo Tumbaga, Second row: lames Prince, jennifer Bridwell, Felisa Hunter, lim Franks, Brent Theis, Mrs Price, Third row: Brian Kilpatrick, Pres. Saleem Varani, Allen Mathew Kayla Shindoll just LOVES a good conversation!!! ' 1 QE, ... K' I ...La Mrs. DeVega listens carefully to her husband speak. ,Z M' UI'-nu-a-,...,., I-1. , . lames Prince and Saleem Virani listen to every word Dr, DeVega says. .. 2.35 - , ., ta :K ,, , ,-.' Q -fy H..- Q' , if at ,Q 'Q' 4.3. R. lf' 1 . K .L ,ve f an 2 'fs-as .A , Q 6 PW Aj, 5 K 'Q 4 . Q 1' 'f . A ,,.. ..,, . 5 GERMAN CLUB The German Club directed by Mrs. Leanne DeVega had a very busy year. Which they started out with several ac- tivities including meeting with the Garland German-American Club. Where they attended films musical programs and historical programs concerning German history, They went to Germany Austria and Swiss restaurants experiencing dif- ferent types of food. They enter various competitions in- cluding State German Competi- tions and other language con- tests. For a moneymaker pro- ject the group sold Austrian Crystal. During the week of Spring break many of the students went to Germany Austria and Switzerland. They learned many new and exciting things going to these foreign countries. fi N Q u ,. 1 -- 5 .t,. a 'V 1f4'v.,g tag' t.1 ,I ,I ,. ,, G F sf s U M f 1 1, 1 . .. . ky a Mrs. DeVega loves to stare! A German Pumpkin! What next! Who s that knocking at my door? Q Fraulein Misty Glidewell strolls along with Fritz 5 Malyneaux. lst row lsittingj LeaAnne Dickson DeVega S onsor Renee Thrasher Sop omore V representative loanann O'Neillg janet Gray Stacy Sherman. 2nd row lmiddlej Kristi Ruyleg Barbara Kepple -Vice-President Misty Glidewellg Elizabeth Fuchs 3rd row fstandingl Shawn Weeksg Don Gardner Alan Matthews-Parliamentarian Brian Kirkpatrick President GW. Kelley Crai iw fav 'S-1 i Fac id in toga. Do it in a toga. The Latin Club did do quite a few things this year but maybe not in togas. They had an orgy, no, not that kind, but the type ordered at The Magic Time Machine for a Latin Club party. A few courageous students took their lives into 5. I 1,.-ef,,1..- , -gs,.!.,,vk-is their own hands when they drove to Sherman for a foreign language weekend at Austin College in a car driven by Latin Club spon- sor, Ms, Harvey. The Latin Club also sold candy for a scholarship given to a graduating senior taking Latin. ip! s .M 1 - Yi Vikkk 5 i.,. X, .4 14- Girls just want to have fun! tOh, My Kathyl, ul live f irst row - Laura Foshee, Kent 3aumann, jennifer Bridwell, Kelly Cotton, Kathy Dunn Second row - Suzi Neilon, Wendy Davis, Angie Crump, Sharon Granado, loey vVaurusa Third row - Mercy Mcln- Zyre, Vicki Harvey, lames Lankford, Yette Herring, Chris lohnson, Todd vtackenzie Latin, G vmw Q. Having fun, Kelly? She's not going to bite you, Kim. a i of M' l j i Spanish Club Lakeview Centennial's Spanish Club is sponsored by Mrs. Garcia. This organization is open to everyone but en- courages the membership of mostly past or present students enrolled in spanish classes. The club sold World's Finest Chocolate Bars as a fund-raiser this year. The Spanish Club had several par- ties and get-togethers, one of which included dinner at Pan- cho s and an officer meeting at El Chico. The club members and officers discussed details for a possible trip to Cancun Mexico for the month after school released for summer break. Like all other groups throughout the state of Texas, the Spanish Club found it necessary to change many of its past activities to corres- pond with new regulations provided in House Bill 72. Among these changes was the cancellation of the annual Pads convention held in San Antonio. This change was necessary due to the limita- tion of field-trip days. it Si Freshman Sheri Dees lends a helping hand Rl to Briyan Doyle. What?! N938 What do you mean he's out to set a new world record for coke drinking? .- 3 W . V ' . f s e. . :eg g QR Oops! Q 'A' it S Well- hmm... Spanish club members are: Bryan Doyle, Sheri Dees, Christina Berber, Reyes, Ronda Williams, Matt Dann, Chris Hunt, Herny Gonzoles, Iimmy Stacy Clayton, Lourina Salvidar, Michelle Hanson, Kim Turek, Stephan Creech, Blakc, Celia Grissell, Rosa Reyes, Elizabeth Desilva, and H. Garcia. Under the leadership of sponsor Denise Berwald the French Club kept ahead this year by selling Toblerone Chocolate. The money will be used for a scholarship for the most outstanding French Club Senior. For increasing their skills in translation the members at- tended a French play and movie. They also went to Europe this past summer. French Club . s. sr c,... tg.-:,a-I . fs, ' at P tr ? '13 1 'S T ' LN K in 5 lulie Richards, Lisaa Woods and Melissa Cohea seem to be interested in the guest speaker Christian Payne. 4 ww' Bottom row: Carol Nichols, Shron Muse, Amy Pearce, Shelia Bradley Se- cond row: Melanie Darnell, Gina Cor- tez, Natalie Prince, lanet Brown, Michelle Ervin Third row: Lisa Piner, Leslie Price, Dana Harris, Karis Probst, Tina Gonzales, Shanauz Stanley, lulie Richardson, Lisha Woods, Tony Thompson, loey Allette Fourth row: Bryan Finley, Sherry Clark, Teressa Boyer, Ruth Bass, Kristen Kelley, Danielle jenkins, Mia Allstrin, Dianne Herst, Lisa Arnola, Diane Preston, Melissa Cohea, Alissa Proffitt, leff Ot- terstedt, laye Christner, Brad Shelton, Tina Niemyer, Brian Nicholas, and Tam- my Sewell. lst Row Mrs. Lock tsponsorl, lane Horalc, Mrs. Rogers lsponsorl 2nd Wolfer, Marc Graziano, Richard lsecretaryl Art Club Centennial High School is a group for those individuals who enjoy expressing their artistic talents. They display murals for dances decorating for holidays and other different types of work. The Art Club at Lakeview their creativity by drawing QS i tte Nix Qpresidentj, Lisa Flori fhistorianj, lulie Row: Steve Garrett, losuah Hiebert, Alexei Beaird Nice-presidentj, Tammy Whiteman We love it! We love it! Mu Alpha Theta Mu Alpha Theta is a group of juniors and seniors who strive for excellence in mathematics. During the mathematics competition. All students in Mu Alpha Theta are required to have two and a half credits in honors math and an A year they enter a averageintheseclasses. wiki op row Kris Yoder Pam loftrion Debbie Kelm Darla Miltenberger Iennifer Bridwell Shari White, Audra Miller, Kayla Shindoll, Cindy Aclin. Bottom row: Don Gardner 110 l Future Homemakers of ticed how to sew. Fl-lA America or FHA consists of several chapters each of which meets in its own class period, Each of the different chapters learn different skills in homemaking. One chapter explored skills in cooking while another prac- chapter 3 which is spon- sored by Mrs. Trayis com- pared foods from different countries. The sewing classes made clothing, Each class elected officers. These skills will help the members prepare for future life, .- , s- . A .V l 4 f , . , W. at , is N ' - -- A an-W . ,1 .1 sV Homemaking sure is easy. l'What should we talk about now? 1 -.Y 3, , , , Mrs. leffress Sitting - Tabitha lacobson, lohn Keith, Cathy Ardoin, First Row - Amy Breeding, Sharon Granado, Vickie Mathews, Tammy Sims, Kristi Long, An- nette Bailey, Second Row - Gena Robertson, Colleen Hylton, Peaches Wollcock H , , if , , 'e v W . X O 3 . fficers: Tammy Rogers, Karie Sacra, Robin Culbreth, Michelle Ervin, Not pictured: lie Horak, Sharon Muse, Marie Castiglione. TA T.A.F.E, which stands for Educators is sponsored by M s. Patty Haas. he members of this club help determine the teacher of the month and the teacher of the year. In order to raise FE money for the plaques given sold carnations during foot- ball season. ln October they went to judge Beans to celebrate Halloween and in December they had breakfast at the Circle Grill. Texas Association of Future to the teachers, the club r T , l . t if iiill f . .... 9 if . i Wig The T.A.F.E. officers are hard at work. Wait . . . my hair! W A fiawhfis V C .. ' r if, ' ' V, as W 'V Q V ' . . I? . X 1 Ervin, Anthony Williams, Karie Sacra, and seated is Tammy Rogers. members are. Tommy Blachshaar, Robin Culbreth, Rhinda Williams, Y . L KEVIEVV BUSINESS LE DERS Lakeview Business Le ers is a group of students looking to gain ex- world. Two community projects were accomplished by L.B.L. this year. T ey went to Silver Leaves Nurs- ing Home to bring joy to the senior citizens by throwing a Lakeview Business Leaders also aided the Key Club with their adopted family. ad perience in the business party for them, The h , f , , lit . is ' Front row Rosa Martinez, Elizabeth DeSilva, Kelly Draughon, Kayla McCarroll, Sec ond row, lulie l-lorak, Michelle Willis, Sharon Spivey, Melinda Hopkins, Melanie Cooper, Third row' Brian Finley, Paul Przyborowski, Brian Nichols, Carol Lane. S 5 l Officers - Front row: Kayla McCarroIl, lulie Horak, Michelle Willis, Sharon Spive Back row: Paul Przyborowski, Melinda Hopkins, and Brian Finley. . . W f can Even Lakeview's Business Leaders need time to kick back and relax, l lk if it CTG .M L.B.L. member Kelly Draughon hams it up with the yearbook photographers. .ww A smashing performance. Lookl Theres Prince! Thespians Lakeview Centennial s Thelspian Drama Club sponsored by Mr. Kim Stin- son is a dedicated group of individuals. lt is a family of talented and creative young people who love to display theiroutstanding characteristics. This year some of the Thespinas par- ticipated in the musical Guys and Dolls which was a hit with the audiences. Being a part of the Thespians is not only a fun and exciting experience but it can lead to higher goals and better future achievements, o 1 1 1 ix 11 1 1 1 5. Ted's N? rst rom Trey Baggese Sharla Pumphrey, Mr Kim Stinson, Holly Springer, Second row David Allen, Tanya -Xkers, David ardella Tonya Girret Michelle Smith, Third rovv' Melody Bercham, Marianne Annello, Tim Allman, Shannon Dante, lichelle Erxin Ted Sorrels Vicki Matthews, Fourth row Vickie Short, Micheal Winters, Curt Crosby, Carol Crimes, Tracy ebert Rhonda Redman Fitth rovv. Shari lohnson, leanie Shykes, David Cox, Maria Caslon. P P E L E which is a branch of centers to further their experience Sponsored by Mrs Platter these members are able to help teachers with these children They do get credit for the experience which is much more than just another class helps teenagers communicate and even teach young children Many of the members go to several elementary schools and daycare ELE V Future Homemakers of America, . Coreen Hylton, Dana Pennington, Stacy Smith, Trecia Thomp Ki son, Lisa Kimbral, Teresa Percell, Amy Klomps, Sharon Young, Colinda Higgins PM VICA-ICT VICA-ICT is an organiza- tion at Lakeview that deals with industrial education. They provide leadership training, create enthusiasm in learning, and help students attain meaningful lives. VICA-ICT fosters an understanding of function if labor and management and also of its mutual interdependence. . W4 K M Front row: Chester Castillo, Marty Mendoza, Mike Carpenter, Phil Kogel, Middle row: Wayne Fawks, Paul Heidleberg, Daniel Fairweather, Steve Duncan, Billy Molock, lohnny Solis. Back row: Michael Chandler, loe Singel, Kial Mack, Marty Hunt, lohn Verity, Bobby Dowell, Brad Wenzel and Neil Patton. -ront row: Walter Blackwell, .anny Campbell, Red Fedric, vtike Smallwood, Tony Cohen. lack row: Hank Dorris, Bryan inowles, Kirk Hefner, and eacher-advisor Neil Patton. FCA The Fellowship of Chris- tian Athletes sponsored by of Christians dedicated to making friends witnessing and helping others, They hold meetings to give testimony to help each other understand their spirit- ual needs. They also par- ticipate in other activities fessional games. As their name suggests they are an organization that spreads friendliness and understand- ing in a Christian manner. Sharon Hodges, is a group such as, going to watch proi lt's too early. lt's too early. Front rowg Lisa Adams, Sharon Granado second row Sharon Hodges Stacy Miller Ruth Bass 116 l 'wa ana Brown, Dian Willis, Stephani Walker, Charmaine Moran, Lisa Parrott, Brenda atham, Shawn Williams, Kayla McCarrell, and Lori Redder. lim Mc'Ferrin, Lori Clidevvell, Kim Mullins, Duane Daniel, Cheryl Billings, Angie Barth, Diana Morrison, Mrs, Routson, Christy Pope, April Grimes, Mandy Allen, and ielly Liptrap. Shannon Ogles, Karen Collins, Missy Bizzell, Melissa McCaig, Kristi McCullum, vlelany Darnell, Robin Fultz, Shannon McBeth, Alicia Highfill, and lulie Horak. Kelly Buchanan, Tanya Newman, Candy Anderson, Tami Myers, Kellie Dunn, Pam Berggren, Leisa McAdoo, Shelly Drake, Nina Tolentino, Diane Briones, Karen Blackshear, Erin Pyterek, Shelly Helton, Shayna Neal, Mrs. Claire Routson, Teresa Gilliland, Amy Marshall, and Lorinda Landum. -1 OE OEA or Office Education Association is sponsored by Mrs. Jackie Brown and Mrs. Claire Routson. Lakeview contains two OEA classes' Pre-employment and C - operative classes. Students involved in this organization SSN learn skills in typing, working with computers, and ac- counting. They also act as receptionists answering phones and taking messages for the other classes in the vocational wing. Iunior Pam Berggren practices her typing skills. Hello? , . . Hello? A Y , C123 While the computer age overwhelms many adults, Senior lulie Horak seems to be right on top of things. Sittings Leslie Price, Cari Holmes, Tammy Schmidt, Kim Holland. Standing: Melissa Shephard, Robin Glen, Kathryn Swisher, Trevelyn Everett, Cristina Barber. :rf-F .ss l The members of H.E.C.E. talk about future plans during a monthly meeting. .I Ugkmg Aim I don't even want to talk about it. row: Trish Gates, Dawn Houston, Page Walls. Second row: Fawn Litersky, Kim Lawrence, Sherie Hamilton. Third row: Tammy Rogers, Brooke Richards, Sharri .Hennlich Fourth row: Chris Shipp, Darrell Spiegel, Billy Hobbs, Sabrina Taylor, Tina Edwards, Tammy Simms, Charmaine Hylton, Allana Crenshaw, H.E.C.E. Here at Lakeview, a wide variety of courses and vocational programs are available to the student body. They offer a learning opportunity in an assortment of subjects. Included in these vocational programs is HECF, a work-related study program. HECE lHome Economic Cooperative Educationj is an af- filiate of FHA and part of nation- wide organization. The class offers leadership training and a specialized study of your particular area of employment. HFCE, which is a 3 credit course, and is vital to working luniors and Seniors. With early dismissal being made available, students can go directly from school to work, or find valuable time for homework. With work sometimes being a burden on students shoulders classes like HECE are very impor- tant. It seems like work and school have always been natural enemies, each determined to eliminate the other. HECE just makes it possible for them to co-exist peacefully. Sta Where's our sponsor? Drafting With the world develop :ng as quickly as lt rs we need people who can con struct and develop buildings The drafting students here at Lakevlevv are In the process of learning how to do this They learn how to scale and draw houses and the baslc skulls of drawing bluepnnts The students sponsored by Comer Born also partlclpate rn drstrlct and regional contests 0 f 1 l'Draw or l'lI shoot. Marine Engine The students in marine engine repair sponsored by Mr Cranberry were re quired to study and perform many tasks throughout the year They studied trailer maintenance the electrical engines and boat and motor rigging procedures Utilizing tools and equip ment safely and properly the students performed tasks on outboa d troubleshooting using the two cycle theory and on inboard troubleshooting the four cycle theory Electric wiring procedures on marine engines and proper procedures of outboard and inboard also performed Ac compllshlng these tasks helps the individuals in marine engine take ad vantage of the career op portunities available to them for the future r SySt9l'Yl COITITTTOTT to marine fT1OlIOl' fT18lT1teflanC9 WE-BTG 1 ' - A.M. Class: Louis Moore, David Allender, Doug Haag, Mike Solomon, Richie Brawley, Wes Rowden, Larry Trace, William Bennett, Curtis Bucko, Randell Vandervoortu, Richard Louis. P.M. Class: sitting, Shannon Loving, Chuck Mullins, Russell Strunk, standingg Paul Flet- cher, Tim Sharp, David Cortez, Keith Boren, Donald Pruit, Ricky Trevino, lohn Russell, Tim Horton AUTO MECHANICS Auto Mechanics spon- sored by Mr. Bill Roton is designed to teach students automotive technology. This includes overhauling engines transmission repair electrical systems brake tual training takes place in the shop area which resembles a mechanic s garage, The students work on their own cars as well as other residents of the area. Auto Paint and Body sponsored by Mr. Ron Pavageau is a class in which the students learn to fix the framework of cars. They also learn how to paint the ch as doo s a upholstery. The skills that these students learn may become very valuable to them in the future. work, and tune-upsl The ac- body, and replace parts, s u r n d Q l pail Who ya gonna call? . . . Car Busters! I'm going to call someone who knows how to fix this. Hey, look in there! ,E wma tis f 4' Kneeling: Eric Lovett, Donnie Lewis, Allan Buck. Standing: Mike Meier, Daryl Sabada Blackshear, Mark McCreary, Sheldon Cross, Rodney Bryant, Billy Wager, Mr. Roton. xt ia rife: ' 'e A str I ' 1 N 1 C5 It . wc 'W ch, Steve Bishop, Davey Murphy, Tommy ins-nv SA. HOSA, students carry out plans for community service and social activities. Through area, state, and national competition, students develop occupational skills and leadership. iitting Valerie Cooper Marie DeMello Tamela White, Mrs. lo Carey, Shannon Dudely lanet Hammonds Standing Iris Spencer Rosatee Gardener Tina Sutten Carol Mells Sandra Booker Teresa Edwards Suzette Kinslovv, Lisa Ramirez, Lauren Monagen Chris lohnson Marisella Reyes Lori Adams lennifer Crumb Pam johnson and Building Building Trades is a group of students who wish to establish careers in construc tion For a project they con structed a home They prac ticed such skills as roofing Trades texturing painting and brick laying Students worked in the classroom and prepared themselves to be better carpenters We in Building Trades look down on others Building Trades working on their project. i Front row, Reasor Holland, Scott Marestein, loe Willis, Dennis Grey, Greg Willis, Back row, loe Smallwood Dennis Garwltz Mr. Wilson, Iody Hardgrove, lack Wigley. si, ff' . !.,,,,4,.,- fin: L.. . x 5, . . , ' . - ' i . K, A ' ,QQ ' y h'V A f P 4 if, csliPQt.ief i'i117' ' P .' - .4 5' 1 X tu.. lody Hardgrove plays dangerously. Mr. Wilson finds a golden treasure. ,S Building Trades is a lot like mountain climbing 44165 -s,,,,-.-avi' l' , : , Building Trades playing Hide and Seek. i 2,9-.'? ',,a You don't seem to be doing it right, Reasor. WELDING The students of Lakeview who take vocational welding are required t study historical devel- and also theory and fund- amentals of electric welding and oxy-fuel cutting, They measure and lay out material and perform elec- tric arc welding grinding operations oxy-fuel cutting operations and non- destructive inspections. They are taught to utilize proper cleaning and finishing operations to use safety procedures in all welding cutting and grinding opera- knowledge and skill in taking the American Welding Society Test-Specimen. For 'special projects the students in welding constructed cattle guards utility trailers and pipe fence in Sunnyvale. They also attended district state and national contests. o l , opments of fusion joining tions,, and to apply student a new skill. ls this a great class or what? Standing - Dirk King, Vince Pope, Mike Redd Curtis Poovey Kevin Jackson Brian Lundsford loe Nichols, Vernon Voss, Scott Kennedy Sitting - Allen Welch, Ryan Rodriquez, Mike Baldwin Standing Pat Mead, Willie White, Troy Milligan Curtis Carey, Stephen Harrell, lim Puckett Sitting - Harry Gahagan, David Ellefson ts . Z 2 . EES tv gt, Special effects are created in vocational welding ' --'- - ., ,c.w tt' c ' ' f S S' T A is if S r .wwe Willie makes Q Lakeview's Groups Are Special. 3 I ,- W , , 42 - - s O 40. 6 , A Iwi? 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Senior Class of '85 .gm 5 147 Matt Alexander Timothy Allman Candy Anderson Keith Anderson Sherrie Arey Steve Armstrong Greg Babb DeeDee Bailey Kevin Bain Scott Bain Myron Baker Pam Baker Richard Barajas Clay Barber lim Barto Vicki Barton Rachel Bateman Tammie Beaubien Melinda Beene Christina Berber Pam Berggren Gina Berry lohn Biggerstaff Yvonne Bingham Beth Bird Geron Birmingham Laura Blue lennifer Boehler Mark Boger Keith Boren Keith Boyd lim Brazell Doug Brennan Wendi Britt Cheryl Brock lana Brown lulie Brown Renay Brown Lance Brownlee Teresa Brunson Cindy Bryant Kelly Buchanan lanet Bulka Ruby Burgess Brooke Burnett Savita Bwagwat Clay Cain lisum Campbell Melissa Carlock i . A ,,. 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Many excited Patriots enjoy the game. vef ar.- D 1 in T 5- ' 3 S 2 ? 9 t Come up, and see me sometime. Larry, Moe, and Curly take a stroll on the side iines vm ,,f.. 4 , . Freshman Patriots decorate the wall. iiwr if www: -- i, f i , f Some of us refuse to go home after school. I m a Lakeview student Derrick poses for a picture. . .Www- ?' E Qi - gk m 4 Mi Food for everyone111 I!! Ng . S ,. M e Fun in Biology frm' if Freshmen? Autographs Administration VZ GISD School Board lfrontl Cash Birdwell lvice pres.l lim Burns lpresj Don Hollenshead lsecretaryj lbackj Harris Hill, M. D. Williams IV lassist. secj Sydna Gordon, Mike Cloud Dr. lill Shugart if- X Gary Reeves Dr. Fobert Sewell Principals Pat Chumley Gary Rehm JoAnn Brooks Andy Coleman -- si 4 Coach Anderson is always there to brighten your day with a smile. Mavis Hill helps a student with part of the long registration process. Mike Anderson, Social Studies, Coach Shary Anderson, Biology Ilonka Banister, Spanish Arthur Banks, Science Michael Bennett, Reassignment Denise Berwald, French Kenneth Bishop, Science jackie Brown, OEA Lab Dretha Burris, Social Studies Barbara Caldwell, English Susan Carroll, Business, l.V. Drill Team lack Catlett, English, Coach Linda Chasak, Secretary Mack Childers, Band Lea Anee DeVega, German, English Gladys Dickey, Business Norma Dorsey, Social Studies julie Driscoll, Business Elizabeth Driver, English Darlene Ewell, Counselor tvs! is X kv if gf E! f s Pat Farmer, Nurse loyce Ferrell, Secretary at Betty Foster, Secretary X Melinda Foster, Mathematics u S Virginia Fultz, English Hilaria Garcia, Spanish JoAnne Garrison, Business Aide Susan Gorham, PE, Health, Varsity Drill Team janet Graham, Registrar David Granberry, Marine Engine Repair Molly Grant, English, Reading, Publications Sheila Greebon, English, Reading Pat Haas, English Vicki Harvey, Latin, English Loretta Haskell Librarian june Hill, Counselor Mavis Hill Attendance Clerk Sharon Hodges, English Donna Hoffman, Social Studies Patricia Howard English Pat Haas takes time to think about her students next mega test Coach Hurst takes a breather from her busy coaching schedule. 184 Mr. Venable calmly appraises the tons of work he needs to do before he can go home. Christi Hurst, Business, Coach Cheryl lacobs, Business Amy leffress, Homemaking, English Nancy johnson, Special Ed. Ceorgejones, Band Richard jones, Welding Mark LeMaster, Social Studies Mark Lipscomb, English, Coach Donna Locke, Art Betty Lowrance, English james Mangan, Woodshop Linda May, Resource ludy McBride, Mathematics Betty McCrary, Special Ed. Aide lane Merritt, Library Aide Peggy Miller, Special Ed. Aide Vis Mudely, Mathematics Kevin Muenz, P.E., Coach Glenda Newkirk, English journalism, Publications Bettie Noland, Mathematics l., , ta i ,f 1 Mrs. Lowrance and Mr. Chumley discuss the hardships of another day of teaching, ,QNX gf i s I ill 1 Left, Coach Hoods says, NNO Autographs Please. Right: Mrs. Haas displays a positive attitude. Denise Ousley, English Ann Parsons, Business Mary Lou Pearson, Cafeteria Manager Sheilia Platter, Voc. H.M. Gail Price, Social Studies Linda Price, Librarian Mark Rachel, Mathematics led Reed, Social Studies Phyllis Roberts, Mathematics Sharon Roberts, Art William Roton, Auto Mechanics ludy Ryals, Reassignment Aide Doyle Ryals, Building Engineer Claire Rouston, V.O.E. Juanita Sacco, HECE Pamela Sams, Science Pamela Schmidt, Resource Floyd Self, VAC Robert Shelton, P.E., Coach Susan Skinner, English 'ff 7 MM? '1 ' , H . ,,,.+ ..,,, ' ,i ,,, f iq A fu Mrs. Thomas helps a student with their lab work in Science. Betty Spence, Secretary Vivian Starks, Counselor William Stewart, Attend. Administration Kim Stinson, Speech, Drama Linda Strosberg, Business 3 Presley Swagerty, Math, Coach Betty Stillwell Teacher Aide Pat Thomas, Science Linda Thompson, Data Clerk Murradell Travis, Homemaking Leila Turner, Science, Coach Van Venable, Counselor Martha White, Choir V Pat White, Counselor lan Williams, Business, Student Act Mrs. Price smiles thusiastically for camera. is le Mrs. White and Freedorr member Tony Smith talk abou' T lwhat else?J Choir, 1-..-- yv M. N Wil' v fs if! wk yy Q1 in Aix Exxk , X 1 f W W fkf. , 4, . ff yet. bf in M ' had M A l N T E E Maintenance Workersg fleft to rightl Norberto Puentes, Rafael Valenzuela, Doriea Stewart, B Grigor. x uf -Q wg 3 yN 'X Above: Maintenance workers Lee Thompson and Bill Grigor take a relaxing break from their tedious jobs. x .,.......-.0 Viola Williams Cleft, and Margaret Mai lrightl are prime examples of the courteous cafeteria workers and aids. cyl '-nv., Above: Tom Lewis, one of the many parking lot attendant enough time for one quick picture. Margaret Mai: A picture of hard work and dedication. s, stops just f H L , .Ac-.:.-I 9.5, ' X 2 A C Mary Lou Pearson, cafeteria manager, checks over her books in her office. LoeAnn Vinson ileftj and Helen Porter Qrighty enjoy their jobs, Let's see, that was lobster and a strip steak, right?'f fSandy Bodemany L .ii. .M 5 i .' .s' .5 .. I L.-lbs, .L nv, in 2? i -1: af' ' 3? x - , A LH, b I i' is M' no . R S Left: Charlie Thompson takes a break from watching the cars speed from the parking lot after school. 189 , WMM ff Q . - ,.::., - xffb,. , ' f 'SX ww . vw Q M. ' , , .W f ' I 4' Q .U L. H . Mp, , V S M ffm f 9 0 RTS S f gg. X f X af , 'F 4. .' W4 . ,, fx 1 J Q Eddie King, 325, looks at the defense to see where it is weak ..,.,,.w QR Here come the fired un Patriots. Pat Christian, 11128, catches the pass all alone in the end zone. ,-', l,l. . ykkr. ' 'if' f'155iiiQQ.Q2'f'TYqfffz.5 f ' ' - -- S-K . Steve Plumlee 1732 fl over and in for si The defense C om ft 'Ml The size of our defensive line looks awesome as the opposing offense approaches the line. he field as the offense goes on 2 I LC prepares to surprise the defense with an all out blitz. Brian Sanford, 1145, waits to receive the kickoff. Steve Plumlee powers his way through enough so that the ball breaks the plain of the line for six points , I Q' yt 1 KV5 x W e y y Q y j .Q i y Q t tv if ,. . 'kilihi krirrrikyhi ,:.,, ,,x., 1-L - Q42 , A U 1 A 34 i Davey Moore cuts back avoiding the enemy to pick up the first down. Reagan Dill, 365, receives instructions to be relayed to the defense FUMBLE! Q hw , at elf, ,, ,..,,,., ,.-.-.---' ' napmusuu, ,,,, . . e Sparks Catches the punt while his teammates make a wall for him to run Lee Newman, iii, blasts one out of the end zone. id. l.V. Football '8 The Lakeview l.V. football team, under the coaching of Eddie Henderson, Mark Lipscomb, and lack Catlett, finished the season with a 7-3 record. One of their first games of the season showed that the Patriots would not take defeat. Although not considered a district game, Lakeview stomped over the Newman Smith Trojans 35-00. Wes Rowden had four touchdowns and Billy Cianie added one more to that. Highland Park was next on Lakeviews list and not even the wet conditions could keep the Patriots from a win of 15-6. Rowden had 25 carries for 103 yards. Ron Hoover scored the Patriots first touchdown while Scoyt DeWees finished with yards on 5 carries and advanced the ball 18 yards on Hoover's touchdown play. Lakeview slid by the Mesquite Skeeters by a score of 21-17 as Rowden scored the opening touchdown of the game. He ended the game with 196 yards. Darrin Sharp, quarter- back, scored the second touchdown and finished the game with more than 300 yards passing. Rowden once again led the Patriots to another big victory over the Garland Owls, 21-6. Rowden had 80 yards on ten carries, and scored two touchdowns within minutes of each other. leff Gorden added the Patriots final touchdown and carried 15 times for 70 yards. L.C. earned a tough victory from district rivals North Mesquite with a 23-6 score. Gorden had a 30 yard touchdown and Lance Brownlee added the extra point. Brownlee had an ex- cellent game as he kicked a 41 yard field goal just before the end of the half. The last and biggest game of the season was the Patriots win over South Garland 27-7. The Patriots had several outstanding defensive plays and touchdowns were made by leff Gorden, with an 80 yard dash, Wes Rowden, and a pass play from quarter- back Shawn Kohler to Nick Eaton. Field goals by Lance Brownlee completed the Patriots points. Spectacular players for the season were Wes Rowden: tailback, leff Gorden: tailback, Shawn Kohler and Darrin Sharp: quarterback, Kevin Todd guard, Bobby Prewitt: tackll lim Arnold: guard, Nick Eato tight end, lohn Campel ani Scott DeWees: fullback, lohn Lasel: split end, lerry Norre and Dowel Buckner linebackers, Shane Hopkins Defensive end, Frank Kelly ani loey Glover: defensive tackle Kyle Cave: nose guard, Rand' Martinez: free safety, and Glei Piner: strong safety. We had . large group of players witl large linemen and speed' backsf' says head coach Eddii Henderson. 'lThey should gc on to be good varsity players ii the future, he adds. Sitting: Brian Maypole, Steven Shewmaker, David Lewis, leff Anderson, David Steitz, Wes Rowden, Kirk Tapp, Brian Kolo Cory Brown, Mark Tompson, Sean Ambrose, loseph Warrusa, Row 2: Craig Loftin, leff Gorden, Mike Turner, Bill Haggard Martinez, Sean Viernum, Chad Thompson, lason Miller, lohn Lasel, Scott McNamera, Debbie Rice, Row 3: Kyle Adams, lil Chandler, Glen Piner, Sean Kohler, Richard Cahill, Randy Shutter, Greg Brimelow, Kevin Tod, Hector Cardenas, Mike Stev Row 4: Gary Bandenburg, Cory Hranicky, Roy Dean, Mike Red, Scott Dickens, Lance Brownlee, lerod Norrel, lim Arnold, Ciani, Shannon McBroom, Coach Monygomery, Row 5: leff Geerts, Frank Kelly, Kevin Ketchum, loey Gluver, Ron Hod Shane Hopkins, Nick Eaton, Dowel Buckner, Scott Keith, Coach Catlett, Row 6: lerry Shroy, Tim Conley, Sam Barker, Cave, Darrin Sharp, lason Martin, Alan Grimes, lim Finley, Coach Lipscomb, Row 7: Jeff Flowers, Bobby Prewitt, lohn Ca bell, Eddie Rhodes, leff Caranagh, Darrell Whitefield, Chris Pekar. , dig :sl - 'F K+' x. gg: s 1. . La: -2 f, Qtmzaz , ag-:sg ug. K, ..N, W- .kwa 5 . 51 5 ..,..NEwx gig Freshman Football Despite several close games, the freshmen blue team still came out on top. Players that were recognized for their per- formances were: quarterback, lohn Weaver, flanker, Charlie Taylor, offensive and defensive tackle, Scott Trammel, and noseguard, Chris Klein. Among some of the victories by the blue team were: 34-6 over Grady Spruce, 21-6 over Rockwall, 21-6 over South Garland, 28-14 over Wilmer Hutchins, 28-8 over Highland Park, 43-8 over North Garland, and 22-13 over Garland. All of the players contributed something into each game won, They all played the best that they could, and when times did not look so good, that just increased their deter- mination to win even more. . o As the quarterback calls the play, he stares the on linebacker in the eye C 'T i , mfizvdi' . . Bottom: Chris Anderson, Luke Hernandez Allen Copeland Greg Hardin Mike Rodriguez Hubie Brooks Vanover, Chris Klein, Scott Trammell, Tracey McVicker Stacey Lay Lance Caddell Bart Ncmurry joey Thomas Taber, Richard Hennig, Shane Edwards, james Parsons Charlie Taylor lay Montgomery Scoyt Montgomery Freshman Gold This year's Freshman Cold ootball team coached by iussuell Donham and lobert Shelton represented .akeview pride well as they ook the District title. The eam record was 7-O which S an example of the hard fvork these guys put in. The nest games of the season l ere, of course, a 42-6 win ver city rivals South arland, a victory over the Vlighland Park Scots 28-0, and last, but not least, 20-8 defeat of the Mesquite Skeeters. Players who con- tributed most to the district championship was lohn Bird, Clifford Crosby, Darrin Bren- nin, Derreck Bond, Mike Higgins, Larry Bradford, David Spradlin, and Robert Price. l'You could predict rain if you knew what day our game was scheduled for. says coach Shelton. After the ball is the defenders head Q Aci fgr 2435 SSHIZ n Crawford, Mike Higgins, Rex Harbin, loe Delbert, Darrin Brennan, Mike Hughes Robert Price Bobby Hartline Larry Brad l, Derrick Bond, Ross Perry, loe Clemett, lason Plumlee, David Spradlin john Bird lason Schlider Charlie Taylor Benin werez, Brent Doughty. JV Volleyball Under the leadership and guidance of Coach Hunter, the junior varsity volleyball team ended the season with a 6-13 record. Some of the games the girls won included a 15-11, 15-11 close game over Garland. They slid by 15-10, 15-11 over North Garland. The first game of the rematch of North Garland was a close 15-13 win but the second game was not even a close one with them winning the match 13-6. The best players of the year according to the team vote were: janet Brown, Pam Myers, Candy Bull and Katie Tabor. According to Coach Hunter, llAlthough they lost a lot of matches during the season, they played their opponents well. I k,. ,, .,,.,,.,4,s, I vi, Pam Myers prepares to spike the ball while loanann O'Niell watches s. QQ!! yi, , If-1 C 4 , t 1 .sisiel Row 1: Lisa Adams, Nicole Baker, Pam Myers Stephanie Mayo lennifer Smith Row 2 Kati Tabor Candy Bull Brooke lanet Brown, Angie Key. Row 3: Coach Hunter Tisha Cummings Beth Payne loanann O Neil Christine Brown Dom Baily. 32:2 OH iw tw at T - Rarhara Keoole lumps high to slam the ball on a fast downward angle. The team congratulates themselves after another well earned victory. I' Suzanna Gener slams the ball through the hands of the defender. s fax Carla returns the ball high into the air. 9 E., . p www 3 K ll? Tana Thames jumps high over the opposing line to return the ball. Miva l Q . I' -as Suzanne Gener awaits the serve after another point. in Y Ks. I X 'M ,,,,,t t' ff sf -ar Carla Albright jumps high above the opposing team to deliver a long fast smash. The girls compliment themselves after another successful game 'W 'Wil Barbara Kepple uses a forearm bump to return the ball deep for a point. Carla Albright takes a high step before she shows the other team how to return the ball, J. xl Q ww Barbara sets the ball up for a slam, in S Carla the ball over the iumping defender. plan , ' 'E Barbara Kepple sets the ball for Carla Albright, lf gnu, ' I1 Carla Albright smashes the ball between two defenders. s 'E Kim Pearson saves the loss of a point by keeping the ball in the playing area Varsity Volleyball ,-.-gaiitllll. Though the girls varsity blocker. The most valuable volleyball team record for player for the year was the season was 3-11, the Carla Albright and the most year was not a total loss. improved was Tana M The record just shows ac- Thames. Three of the best complishments in terms of by the team came in district wins and losses. lt does not play. They beat Wilmer 15- show efforts that were 13, 15-18, Garland 15-9, 11- made. The players that were 15, 15-7, and North Garland voted the people who put 15-2, 15-10, All the players forth the most effort were gave 100 percent of effort Barbara Kepple, best setter every game and displayed - and server, Carla Albright, Lakeview patriotism -ev spiker, Sherrie Arey, wherever they went. . Kim Pearson jumps up and hits the ball over the netfor a point. 1, ,221 fl 2, f- . 'Z U mf V VV V , iivtst Q sif Y' 51 f.. 1 414 ,Q 332,11 A 9 ' 'i mg' if ,wi 'fan I 1 1 'W on W Carla Albright watches the ball and makes sure that Suzanne Gener gets the The themselves after another successful ball over the net. X,f 'Y Lislfgf , j 6 1 t i' Q ' ti ia elm A H-........ ffs, 5 Row 1, Karen Kepple, Tana Thames, Sherrie Arey, Mercedes Mclntyre. Row 2, Barbara Kepple, Carla Albright, Su: Gener, Kim Pearson. -,sm ..,, ., .,,:: 1,,i..: iil. : V Ygtpsm, j i S. dives to save the loss of a point. ia 4 xt N g Q Pe sf, gf- , i sa Af' The team discusses a final game plan before thev begin. Qi i Q g 'L' We - 1 ,,, s . , , , K sg ' 'F -I T - Candy Bull saves the ball and herself from hitting the net. Brown sends the ball back well out of reach of the two defenders. sg,-,as Candy Bull sets the ball as jennifer Smith prepares to spike it. 4 ' ' f 'lf Brooke Baily returns the ball high and deep. L as ' 3 X ' rw - . 'i' W Q ' Y Nichole Baker and jennifer Smith combine their efforts to save the ball. is! at it 4 4 X4 A,, Katie Tabor steps back to get a better hit on the ball. U i .vii Q is Candy Bull sets up the ball while Katie Tabor gets a running start on the spike. Brooke Baily jumps up to get extra power for returning the ball. g 2 hi, 'Q 9 , iff ,, 3, wif? ,mv 1 As the ball comes down the whole team reacts. Golf Team The varsity golf team, under :he coaching of Miss Turner, iidn't exactly start the season ati with a bang, so to speak, :for this they blame on the bad weather conditionsj, but they anticipated a successful spring season. 'lAll of the players have improved greatly, says Coach Turner. Lance Kirby had the lovvest tournament score for the fall with an 85. The team won all of their scrimmages for the fall. Chris Gerrard hits a drive Captain Paul Thomlinson takes a rest. Front Row: Chris lohnson, Chris Warn, Scott Vasquez, Aaron Mosser, Coach Turner Back Row: Lance Kirby, Larry Trace, son not pictured: lim Gregg v V' N Chris Gerrard, Mark Kennedy, Paul Tomlin- Varsity Basketball The Varsity Basketball team ended the season with a 15-19 record. Lakeview did not finish as high as many predicted. They had very many close games but whenever they won, they made it convincing. Lakeview lost 4th rank to Skyline by one point in over- time. The Patriots also lost to Wilmer-Hutchins by a score of 100-99 in overtime. ln the Grapevine tournament the Par- tiots proved themselves by beating Grapevine in a last minute, comeback victory. After they beat W. T. White, they went on to play Newman Smith for the tournament championship. The varsity beat Newman Smith twice in the season but could not beat them in this championship game. But the Patriots finished second in the tournament and Coach Fultz showed his ap- preciation by taking the team out to eat. Lakeview also placed 5th in the Greenville tournament by beating Denison and Newman Smith. The Lakeview Patriots were led by senior, Glen Walker, who was the high scorer and rebounder on the team. Walker never gave up in a game and always kept everyone from getting down on themselves during the game. This attitude rubbed off of Glen and onto the players quickly. This is one of the main reasons that the Patriots came back from behind so many times, even against top teams such as Highland Park and Skyline. Sophomore, Lewis Hicks, killed the boards by maintaining a good shooting percentage each game. Hicks dared to shoot against anyone which helped his confidence and con- trol. Though he is only 5'7, he had more game time than any other member of the team, and he will be a dominating factor in the season to come. junior, Phil Harding, was a clutch player for Lakeview, when the going got tough. Harding had 10 points in 3V2 minutes of the fourth quarter. Phil also showed much ag- gressiveness during the course of the season. Other players who also had an outstanding year were, junior William Meeks who led the district with assists even though he wasn't always a starter. He also showed great defensive ability against Highland Park when the Patriots were losing by 18 points. Lakeview pulled within three points of the Scots by daring steal attempts by Meeks. Orlando llRat Dennis domineered the long shot by hitting points when the team couldn't get the ball under the basket. juniors, Terrance Thomas, Nolan White, and Kenneth Henry came on strong f:2 . A Tilt . . W Kelly Liptrap, Ed Hagins, jeff Green, Gary Brandenburg, Robi Fultz. Standing: Coach Fultz, Donavan McDowel, Ronnie VV William Meeks, Terrance Thomas, Nolan White, Phil Harding, Glen Walker, Tim Strange, Dennis Pearcy, Kenneth Henry Hicks, Doc Montgomery, Coach Swaggerty. toward the end of the season. Thomas expressed his ability to play under pressure in games such as Highland Park and West Mesquite. Kenneth Henry was an excellent dribbler and passer. junior, Tim Strange was valuable in many situations. He was a leaping master that was responsible for dunks as well as goal tends. Though he hardly scored, he helped greatly on rebounds. Coach Fultz thinks highly of his jumping ability, but Tim would probably torture other teams if he improved his shooting. Seniors, Dennis Pear- cy and Ronnie Watkins helped the team with their experience. Ronnie Watkins was definitely the best hustler on the team and Pearcy popped the net many times with his outside shooting ability. Overall, the Patriots should have an excellent team next season. They will only be losin three Seniors. The players watch for next year will li Orlando Dennis, Willia Meeks, Tim Strange, Lev- Hicks, Phil Harding, and dor forget the junior Varsity wl finished with some top play in district. Other playes to lo for will be Kenneth Hen Nolan White, and Terran Thomans. .si Sophomore, Lewis Hicks, scores a iumpshot against North Garland, Q' 1' lllflfl Mt Referee discusses Conflicts with OWL Mookief' Blaylock and PATRIOT Glen Walker, a flfffi , 'Fr Guard, Kenneth Henry, dribbles the ball down the court against the Wilmer Hutchins , . ll is r SKYING, Tim Strange goes up for the easy SLAM!! ms... . .-.sw--,paw can ' i . 25 ..... 'Qk-wr-vi i ,R f FREE THROW!! Ronnie Watkins is ready for the Colonels. 3 R 1 'Q n W.. Dennis Pearcy listens to the Coach. Lewis Hicks tries to find someone to pass to. Y f,1. .,:1: NM' . gr if ' z at --mLL ' i L' l i ' C an i. ' -we f if 4 Glen Walker out tips Garlarid's Richard The Patriots and Owls attempt to rebound Phil Hardingk free throw. Deffifk- .,,, Y ' 1 .yt ' 3+ Wi .. z -M - Cleriri Walker lecl the district in scoring with ettorts like these William Meeks lleftl finally finds Tim Strange lrightl to give the ball to. 4 j.V. Basketball The Patriot j.V. had another great year. The 1984-85 Lakeview junior Varsity ended the season with an impressive 27-3 record. The team finished pre-district with a 16-1 record and was equally dominating in district with a mark of 11-2 which was good enough to earn the Patriots the district championship. During the year the Patriots competed in three tournaments winning the championship in two, and plac- ing second in the other. Lakeview was the host of the annual holiday classic and won the tourney with three straight victories. The victims were Woodrow Wilson C96-31j, North Mesquite 157-38j, and Skyline Q52-51j in the cham- pionship. The next tournament was at R. L. Turner. Lakeview again came out a champion, beating Pearce 59-50, Turner 69-58, and Richardson 67-65 in the championship game. The final tournament of the year was the Plano Tournament and found Lakeview opening up play with a 69-59 victory over Viner. Next came to a 44-33 victory over Plano East. The Championship game against Plano resulted in the Patriots' first loss of the season 66-59. Lakeview opened district play with an 86-46 victory over Mesquite followed by a 74-66 victory over Wilmer-Hutchins. The Patriots then defeated Highland Park 59-47, North li Garland 68-65, and South A ld Garland 65-35. The team end- ed the season with victories over Highland Park 57-55 and Garland 65-62. Outstanding players for the I j.V. this year were: Reggie Brown, Greg Hunter, Ron jackson, Ricky johnson, Mallory Cheadle, Shaanon Loya, Kevin jones, David Pinkston, and jeff Gray. Coach said this was a 'V i ,yyy t isiyii it.i. , 'V 'Vllffvx .,,, ll'l'1 is- ,2::' ' H g: f great group of young men and M. ..,, .. he enjoyed Coaching them ':r A1 J A very much. The Patriot j.V., over the last two years have a spectacular record of 55-8 and two district championships. Mallory Cheadle the ball to a teammate after a rebound M -'64 1 if Carlena Brown, Rod johnston, Sunny Tiller, Standing: Coach Swaggerty, Reggie Brown, Kevin Welson, Marcus Moore, j Gray, Gino Williams, Ronald jackson, jason Pilgrim, David Pinkston, Ricky johnson, Shannon Loya, jeff Otterstedt, Mala Cheadle, Abe Fox, Greg Hunter, james Cardell. , -.3 I Y Q 'w I Q' ii' x.....,.,,.....mw.M it .vt I-,ilu-ng-3 1 Hunter o retrieve the loose ball 5. ,,.s,.. e,.. .W X.. so m , 5- M 'nd - e Ron jackson leaps up and tips the ball to one of his teammates, 1 3 fx., 3 The team calls time out to a new 3 5 it The Patriots make a fast break after they rebound the ball b LCE v xxg T , uf - an Q . 9 ic Freshman Blue Basketball The boys Freshman Blue Basketball team, coached by lack Catlett, showed im- provement after a slow start. Several season highlights included: a 58-57 loss to always tough Mesquite in district play. A 64-36 romp over Rockwall in pre-district, and district victories over North Garland,' 58-48, and Highland Park, 34-32. Top players were Darrun Sharp, lohn Blackwell, Kyle Hall, and Steve Wright. 39.4. Q .2 . t 11 86 I z .. . I' V 1 E 25 132 . ' 3 1. After a foul one of the team members takes his foul shots. .ofa I -t-- 1 A jump ball is called after a loose ball foul. R10 LC gg Sitting - lohn Blackwell, Steve Wright, Darrin Sharp, K McDauhan, Coach lack Catlett. -5 Stas ACL, tp , 4 .t?,,iV 3 at irk Afseth, Scott Montgomery, Bryan Osborn, Kyle Hall Freshman Gold Basketball The Freshman Gold sketball team finished the 34-85 season with an erall record of 10-14. ey finished fourth in trict play with a record of P. The Gold team was not issed with much height 9 year, therefore they had rely on their quickness d outside shooting lities. Charlie Taylor was Cap- 1 for the Cold Team. He s the starting point guard 1 was selected as the 1m's Most Valuable yer. Ernest Pegue and Dexter Pickron were the leading scorers. They both averaged around 15 points per game. Mike Burcham was the team's leading rebounder with an average of 10 per game. Bart McMurray received the Mr. Hustle award for his hard work, attitude and dedication to the team. Other team members in- cluded: Shawn Tabor, Bob- by Hartline, Kerry Bassinger, Kirk Sparks, Mounty Followwell. Congratulations to the Freshman Gold for a respec- table season, 9 t hal 'I if T ' I AM W fi i 1 Q 1, tsi, 1 ,.i-' '-1- ' ,. ' it Charlie Taylor, 11 Me? oots a free throw ouled, makes two points. Scott Nontgomery Earnest Pegue, Kary Bassingery, Bart McMurry, Bobby Harteine, Mike Burcham, Kirk Sparks, Shawn Tabor, Nonty Followell, Dexter Pickron, Coach Russell Donham. Girls Varsity Basketball The Girls Varsity Basketball Team, coached by Kathy Koch, had their best season in years, by finishing the season with 5-7 district record, A 55-54 vvin over North Mesquite and 46-45 victory over Bishop Lynch, proved to be the most exciting games of the season. Averag- ing 22 points per game, Shawn Williams, had a total of 544 points for the season, and was named the Most Valuable Player by Coach Koch. Offensively the best player was Marka Hunt, with a total of 253 points for the season and approximately ll points per game. Outstanding players for defense were Annette Bailey, Carla Albright and Lisa Harris. Leading rebounders for the team were Carla Albright and Marka Hunt. 'tWe had a good overall season, says Coach Koch. llWe played and beat some good strong teams. 'lWe'll miss a lot of good graduating talent. K L V1 sv -3 I-J Standing: Ruth Bass, Carol Wells, Shannon Thornhill Marka Hunt Carla Albright Phyllis Cranford Deana Fergusson Harris, Dana Conley. Kneeling: Brenda Latham Annette Baily Lisa Parrott lamie Baker Shawn Williams I BMP N Shawn Williams shocks the opponent with a jump shot. Shawn Williams dribbles the ball back up the court. Shawn wi1liams,,frici,jumpS over the clefencler to make Z points. 2 .,.,.......l..........-- li M l dw-an lg I 15,4 H Y ,, 5 , ,, Mlfillfhv 'ATM' Annette Bailey, lil l, shoots a free throw . ltifl l S as ns if Nu..- 2 Y. Z , Q 4 .Vt,., ,V , .L 9 Q wk 7' 4 X' zz? E f Mr , mf Q . s ai' f 4' Q, I 4? M? x , , ' 'Lf , f,1!,g,. -5 - ' -ff. 'fini 731 kay- W K 'l V -, if , ' , :ist , 'i2P5 .??f.f,s124fi'Q+ i,-Eff 'I -'f JQWJVM 1 The girls wait for their turn in drills. ' i Marka Hunt, ii 14, tips the ball to one of her teammates. . fr Q ,, rf' l' , ' I 1,5 I LN, ig ,ttt is +Q,...n,.., !,f' Shawn Williams makes a lay-up and scores 2 points T QSM: iq, ,, rm up shots before the game Sha .ix i. A C B K -W N .xx A throw-in ball is Called after a foul was committed. iiraczw ks at the other team practicing 2 Sitting: Sharyce, Lisa Andreson, Linda Coleman, Sherrie Arey, LaShell Gills. Standing: Barbara Kepple, Ieri Beck, Angela Pavlica, Regina Wheeler, Stefanie Led wood, luanita Briones, Coach Hurst. junior Varsity Girls Basketball GW .f With the aid of two players, two points are made. , ,, 554, Q., ,vi I iff!-fi -'k E ' X to Whlle In the Swish is made for two points. H, 3 42 H V Varsity Soccer The Lakeview Patriots Varsity Soccer team finished half a game out of second place. Had they been in second they would have gone to the playoffs with North Mesquite. Coach Gar- vin said that he thought our team was better than both North Garland and North Mesquite, the playoff teams in our district, since we had beaten North Mesquite once 3-2 and tied North Garland twice in games in which we should have won. Overall, Lakeview finished with a final record of 7-3-2. The Patriots had an outstanding defense, and goalie, Shawn Blakenship gave up an average of a little more than one goal a game. Mark Cupp led the offense with most goals scored. Cupp had six goals against Garland and 3 goals against Rockwall. Randy Bond end- ed the season as the second leading scorer on the team, Senior, Pravin Moodley, had an outstanding year on defense and was thought to be a key player in keeping the balls away from the goal. Coach Garvin says that the team should also have a good season next year, but it will be hard to replace the athletic abilities of Shawn Blankenshp and Mark Cupp. Q Q1 aw sg. 4' ,im 47 5 ,,,i,,, , A MA , ' 2 3 r t , z ww , ww, iw vs. ,i l.V. Soccer The Lakeview l.V. Soccer Team portrayed an outstanding offense. Though they finished with an overall record of 3-3, they scored a total of 14 points this season, Coach Garvin is lery proud of the team and aid that they displayed a positive attitude. The team wever got down on each other and played with much courage and winning spirit. T Some of the high points of :he lunior Varsity were the two yictories over South Garland - 4-0 and 4-2. The Patriots also defeated Mesquite by the score of 4-1. High scores were Scott Blankenship, lon Bird, Preston Looney, Camden Stone, and Sean Faulkner. Another outstanding player was Brian Porter who did a ter- rific job defensively as well as on offense. The accomplish- ment of the junior Varsity establishes a prominent future for the Lakeview l.V. Soccer Team. Q -- ' Lai r P ll k . Q. , 1:51. : S as ' F s -if af lii ,... S l p g gg i .gg. fa Ng' l - , ii....i, ff 4 ...ii . sri ,,,, 1 .. 513.59 f-Ei-E55 Sonya Guzman, Kari Volan, Kati Talsor, Annette Bailey, Christy Tillery, Tatia Wood, Candi Bull, Christina Martinez, Tree Everett, Coach Skinner, Candi Woods, LaShawna Cox, Marci Reyes, Tammy Schmitt, Maria Grenada .,,, . A s ... Q W Girls Varsity Soccer The Girls Varsity soccer team, under the coaching of Coach Skinner, finished the season with a 0-10 record. Even though we lost our games, we were only losing by one or two points, remarks Coach Skinner. The most ex- citing games throughout the season was their 2-4 trail behind rival North Garland, and a O-1 tag to Garland High. The 1 team's outstanding players were offensive leader Katie Tabor and defensive leaders Kristi Tillery - Fullback, and Annette Bailey - Halfback, and Tatia Wood - Sweeper. l'The team made remarkable progress, says Coach Skinner, wand the girls really began to work as a unit by the end of the season. ,W 'S Annette Bailey, 34, throws the ball in, Patriot team member gets her knee wrapped before the game Clay Barber stretches out before performing his final routine. Gymnastics Lakeview Gymnastics Team flips to another successful geasonl Lakeview girls gymnastics team led by all-arounder and All-American Tammy Mowery, once again completed a season that Patriots can be proud of, Other all-arounders rvho contributed greatly to the team's success were ireshman Melissa Stringer, Sophomore Kim Christian, lunior vlarsha Merington, and senior Sharon Muse. Coach Meunz contributes this year's success to excep- ional talent and depth. l'This year we've got six or seven girls that we can put up on each event. Which keeps the team competitive. Some of our first year girls have really pushed the older girls for their spots in the line up. Some of our younger athletes like Cynthia Fryar, Cindy haris, lennifer Herald, Cindy Herald, Stacy Crossley, and ina Anger will develop into a fine competitive team in the fears to come. While the girls were busy winning their meets,-the young nexperienced Lakeview boys' team was developing into a iuture state-championship team. Coach Meunz says: Our team was made up almost entirely of first year gymnasts who were either freshmen or sophomores. These boys im- proved tremendously during the season. Dutstanding all-around athletes who competed this year ivere Alan McGrath, Stephen Schneider, Doug Brennan, vtike Strange, and leff Garmon. The team score improved over 50 points this season. This tan be greatly attributed to hard work and dedication from athletes such as Alan Buck, Doug Lee, Barry Carlson, Chad mith and Aldo Blackstock. Coach Meunz was really enthusiastic about the potential n this year's and next year's gymnastics team. With more End more people trying out for gymnastics the program will ecome the state powerhouse. Thanks to all the Seniors for all the long hours of hard fvork and dedication to the team and good luck to next fear's team. We hope it is an all-around winning season! Q ta Q. Stephen Schnieder looks at the high bar and decides not to enter that event Doug Brennan does a scale in his floor exercises. I Q Tennis Team The Lakeview Centennial Tennis Team did better than many expected this year. Though the team did not have the personnel to compete with most schools they still had the confidence to and the motiva- tion to face the opponent with a good attitude. The players each put in much hard work and effort - practicing an ex- cruciating number of hours. Another reason for the teams slow season was because of their youth. The team only had one senior this year. There were high points for Lakeview, too. We dominated the llcities team this year, Garland High School. Coach Hood suspects Robb Creebon, and jeff Seals to improve and give Lakeview much success in the future. Brad Shoemaker and Leslie Price had a great year and are two that Coach Hood thinks very highly of. Coach Hood says he's trying to keep a low profile. Don't let him slip away because he may lead the best tennis team Lakeview has had in six years. Saliem Virani practices a game of doubles. The team will improve much especially considering only one player will be leaving the squad. Summing up, one might say that the hard work and dedication of our Lakeview i Centennial Tennis participz will pay off in the future wl we keep the Patriot's tradit going by showing c competitiveness. Jas: 46 V W y ,,,,,.,, . .W - , . . f ' v T ,Q Auuqmcv' , auf, .V .Q ' x . ,,..4Mff l3'V TTT'f Tl ft? . ' r +-QM' 'r H+-ff 'H' ' 'T ' ' Q ' I . T 'WF il? W r,i 44' M4-affftr 'src' .., ., ...- ,.1, , .V V+--4-1-ff '?, . 1 , 'iff .g..,4M.. 5. f '- T' . 4 . 'wi , VM' W , , -..T - ,.,.,,.-..,.. .MH'.,,,.,,.,, ,.,.,...,w.,-fM'j i .,,,XgK.., Q, .4 M fv ' ' .'ffs,,. ' ' ' in , , ..,..,. ' ' ..., . .f - f ' -..,...,,+ ' .. 4, , . V M, aa. ' ef I ,... 0, off! if if f'f.f V35 Q ,,,,,,.4..,..a--1? I ...vw ,,.r.4.,' , ,.Wa..,--' fr Our friendly foreign exchange student from Sweden, Thomas Pearrson prov be quite an athlete. Coach Hood is under control. o f my t or o -- Brad Shoemaker uses his body strength to return the ball. JV! -v-. av I Cheryl Brock is just one of the tennis team members that has had her ups and downs, here is one of her down moments. E N ,W Kristi Gilmore takes a swing at the ball. S uwfvrf' juan ymftmb bgggslfmglibr 5 Sgt Nigga 'MNESX Swami '-1411, I 'N:Qiz:1:,, K 'ways gm,-mhi Sharon Muse does a routine on the uneven bars. -.-...QSQQ S . in N Chad Smith w Su M Kim Cristian concentrates before mounting the beam. orks on the leff Carmon performs a scale in his floor exercise. horse ----........,,,,,..., v--V'-Q-Q-.-......,,,, Dong Lee Chalks his hands before mounting the parallei bars. lg, .-Iwi., Steven Schnieder mounts the pommel horse, nf' Tu.- endif 4'.IL 'Sg Wt' 1 ' tto t t t t t t t t.t ' wa i A k3g5,,ii531iQ:'3 ,K Steven Schnieder performs well the scissors. if li gfprv to Coach Muenz gives some advice before the meet begins Q The left fielder watches and waits for the ball to Come his way. Z .,,N.f.,. uv M .,,,.v,. M ,,,.W-. 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BOX 460729 620 W. GARLAND AVE. GARLAND, TEXAS 75046 GARLAND, TEXAS 75040 T, E, Qcottonj MESSICK 1214, 272-6406 WORK HOME 278-96I6 A 278-6426 To Miss Burris: lmama 0.J.l You are a very special person to me. You helped me through my high school years, and you will always have a special place in my heart. Love always, Ruthie um Y' You'lI never know what kind of friend you've been to me. Thank you for all your help throughout the years. I love you, Shari Miss Burris: You must know how special you are to me. Thank you for your guidance, but most of all for your love. Love, Felisa Miss Burris, Thank you for carrying me through three years and more to go. Kelly O s N gt? if f Miss Burris, Thanks for being more than a sponsor. Thanks for being a friend. You are a very important person to me. Love, Byran Miss Burris: What can I say except thanks for all that you have given me the past four years. You're the best, and I love you. Brent 11' 0.J.B. Thanks for all your support. You're wonderfullll I can't wait until next year, it will be the bestl Love always, Kim Parsons lNot to be lorgottenl ff .I D.J.B., Thanks for all the help this year li.e. the newsletterj. Next year will be even better. Love, Saleem P.S. Forget Kim Gfficers .pi Miss Burris If you hadn't found me when I was a freshman, I wouldn't be anything I am today. Love you, Judy Vank 4? Miss Burris, You are the best! Love, Tana lBananal --v -1--qt' e Thanks Dretha Jo ge 5 Al We Love You! m. vu Student Council Wrqp, . Autographs Autographs , Autographs Autographs Melinda, We love yo. laughter. We are very proud of you, and res, are very beautiful, sweet, and good. We coul- .ur a better daughter. We'll always love you, Mom and Dad Randy, Congratulations to a very special son. 'We are very proud of you and very glad you came into our lives. We love you very much. Love, Mom and Dad Kevan, Congratulations! Well, you made it, sometimes it was hard, but we knew you could do it. We love you and are very proud of you. Love, Mom and Dad Brook Richards, What joy and sunshine you've brought to this world - and to me - so full of love and life! No doubt in my mind that you have a very special place in this world. I love you, Mom William Bennett, Congratulations! We are proud of you. Wishing you good luck and happiness always. Love, Mom and Dad Kimberly lune Pearson, Congratulations on your first major accomplishment. We are really proud of you, and feel blessed to have such a wonderful daughter. ' Our love forever, Mother and Daddy Tomas, Congratulations: This has been a very special 9 months. May this educational endeavor benefit you in your country and may you always have good memories of your short stay here. You will always be special to us. Love, Bob and Elizabeth McWhorter and lason Lindhorst Paul, Our dreams and hopes for your future know no limits. Rea' for your dreams and know our love and pride go with you. Love, Mom, Dad, and Kathy Teresa Purcell, Proud' does not cover what I feel. You have always been st shine in my life. May your adult life be bright and beautiful. M love and light follow you always. Your greatest fan, Mom Michelle, Congratulations you're on your way and the best is yet come. May C-od's blessings be with you today and the resti your life. We are very proud of you. Love, Mom and Dad April, Congratulations! We are very proud of you. We love you, Mom, Dad, and Rod Suzanne, Congratulations! We are very proud of your accomplishm and are looking forward to a bright future for our wonde girl, We love you. Mom, Dad, Frank, and Angela Cindy, Our first beautiful daughter. We love you and are very pr of you. Congratulations, and good luck. The future is yo Make the best of it. Love you, Mom and Dad Deven White, We are so roud of you. You have brought so much ioy to lives. We thank God daily for the blessing he gave us thro you. Congratulations on your accomplishments. Love you, Mom and Dad Amanda, You have brought much joy and happiness to us. We ar proud of you for being you. Your best has always b enough. Congratulations. Our love, Dad and Mom o our lovely daughter, Michelle Meler, 'ou're one in a million! We are very proud of you. May all four dreams come true. 'ou're iii with us, Aom and Dad Luzanne Cener, 'ou have been a great inspiration in my life, and I have enjoyed ieing your friend. Good luck in the future and best wishes. Lincerely, tick Moore Kayla Shindoll, Thank you for being such a wonderful daughter. We love you very much. May you be successful in everything you do. Love, Mom, Dad, and Kevin Ieanie, Congratulations! You have come a long way. l am very proud of you. Good Luck I love you, Al Felisa, Thank you for being a wonderful daughter. You have made us oroud parents and a proud family. Always put Cod first in your ife. We all love you. Your Family Angie Sager, Congratulations to a special daughter. We are proud of what you've done and the best is yet to come. Love, Dad, Mom, Mike, Amy, and Justin lov, Congratulations! With all our love and best wishes. Mom, Dad and DeeDee lerry, With loving pride in each step you've taken every hurdle you've crossed, our love and prayers are with you on gradua- tion, your ascent into manhood and independence. Cod bless you, son, Mom and Dad Suarez Kim, ,'1l' lust a little note to tell you how u and to congratulate you on a job well don' far. Love, Happiness, and Success, Aunt Gerry Vicki, Believe in your dreams and reach for them, for if you believe in them enough, you can achieve them. We are very proud that you are our daughter and we love you very much. Love, Mom and Dad Dawn, May the years ahead bring you as much joy as you've brought me, and may all your decisions be wise ones. You'll always have my support. Congratulations and Love, Mom Donna, Congratulations on your graduation. You have worked hard to achieve this and we are very proud of you. We hope you gain even higher goals in the years ahead. We love you, Mom and Dad Congratulations, lanet, We are proud of you. May your future be filled with success and happiness. God bless you in everything you do. We love you. Love, Mom and Dad lulie Horak, Congratulations to a special daughter. You have always made us very proud of you. We love you very much and wish you happiness and success. Love, Mom, Dad, and jennifer Dianne, We are proud of your accomplishments through the years and the strength of character you have shown. Each year has add- ed special memories that we will always treasure. You have brightened our lives with sunshine and filled our hearts with IOY' Love Forever, Mom and Dad Kim, lf we had just one wish to give you for your future, it would be that you will have as much love and happiness as you have given to us. 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Bottom Row: Robert Fartward, Alan Mathews, Kent Hampton, Sonya Henry, Rodney Calhoun, Mike Crumb LAKEVIEW BAND From the seniors of 1984 . . . cy 95,325 Sig, Qyqiiyofg SGQ X iight, 5 How' JL? i2 ff-ikiffuzfil' gmlffjyj W '-Ci vghwe fav? M553 wwigizi W 'W Lfffff gf by My Q5 'ig if iff yew? -9435? SEM Lf Oo 25353 Em LM QM-f Jkfgfeyi ,ifwf ,QS 5 6,1318 f 21 'giiiii 35335 M060 QU Nil' U! Jigs L3'5JE.f?lQQ, ww N Uf0C'a.4,yl bra' - iajlglipwi. xCf62foQa,QJ vfjv -ggiidgg QW? if u-Mk!!! '2f'9 .'fLf5 F 023 HPLQQQUQEU Z7 Qvjpk Q Q45 ff ff 5 fyff 35 . 2532, 32, W QSO? 55? 2' Wm 0232 QE? Uvgfg M55 ,V C55 tiff? ,jlgfflgfifofigw WMQYWW 22 Eff WW fiiw Autographs Autographs Autographs Autographs 266 an 1214, 475-1033 MARK A. HEAVER, D.O., P.A. Physician and Surgeon ROWLETT FAMILY CLINIC 3354 HIGHWAY 66 ROWLETT, TEXAS 75088 TOMMY FRAZIEFI Jgiarie en ass 6' fickle 214 475-0685 5113 ROWLETT ROAD . nowLE1'r,YBcAs 75088 cgocfcfy gimpaon KIRBY VACUUM CLEANER CO. SALES l SERVICE ownsn 1908 S. FIRST ST. 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GARLAN T s 75040 zfzlz' O f WV 'ig r ., ,az M u .V I U .K bg I i 45? !e53i iy33'i' P? if Q H' -49 qgfwga Y AQ li i H T., ,... iii, my - 4 ,Qii k, , v- tell., Qtltw M ,,,, m,,,,, Q rf w ,V tx iiit i 5 , Q. 0 A The Dixies said 'Oh my gosh, look at their kicks!! Becky, wake up! We're fixing to go on! olly, is that your new boyfriend? Aren't you a little too d for him?f' twrllfl' 1984: lt was a very rainy season! 'll-laying fun, Renee?'f Lakeview g 'N Liberty Dolls C7 84-85 i l Melissa and Kim hugging their new friend - the Liberty doll mascot! QHAU The Liberty Dolls, wonder ls the music ever going to start? 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I if as - - , I TEIIIUIIIE S LAKE SIDE 994V HARVIES b AUTOMOTIVE 'Yo fl. ff ESM COMPLETE SERVICE FOR gli Aka: I AMERICAN AND Mosr FOREIGN CARS KNOWLEDGABLE AUTO REPAIR 475 'I 133 475 0906 Smfgiff 39o9RIE urs- oweftl 475 2101 Sweethearts Officers 'Cl' Squad Leaders .sw 1. . ?l A - nkhkh , M ' wgsx ' ', .t t. -.:. s ff Officers: Le' to right: Pa lo loffrion, Stephanie Walker, Sonya Stephens, ln nifer Bridwg Shari Whit Darla Miltonberg Leisa McAdoo. Squad Leaders: L to right: H Watson, Debbie Ke Carol Lane Kayla Bro Leslie Ellis, Annette Bailey. Annette Bailey Leslie Ellis XXX X Xl x- X gs P l i S as ' S ,. ia AN- t - W' ri-f YN , ,t Debbie Kelm Charmaine Moran are ' -' X - Karie Sacra .,i ' j?l 'WWFWQ S - .sl 'ii 5 S iii 41 - , . gl , s, i Stephanie Walker Seniors jennifer Bridwell Kayla Brown Dee Dee Covington Michelle Ervin Melinda Hopkins Pam loffrion F? Carol Lane - Leisa McAdoo Darla Miltenburger T7 Lori Pallette Dana Pennington Sharla Pumphrey 3? . Stacey Smith Sonya Stephens Karen Thomas a' - .F In is - .... .. i WT, Holly Watson Shari White Lisha Woods E' V m 421438403084 c0o d 97p St dy 6 F' We M d kSq Congratulations to the N ' h ,sw Graduating Seniors on Dyd K thyS bt the Legacy and Sentlnel Staffs Support Best of Luck Ms Newklrk and 0ur Mrs Grant Advertisers w Autographs Autographs Autographs Congratulations and good luck To our daughter, Jill Michele Hebert We may not tell you often enough We love you so very much And we are so very proud of you Thank you for all the joy and love and happiness That you have brought to our lives. Love Always, Mom and Dad 11 , , 1 gi ,,, F Q . 'Q ,g' .:-'Q l ',:4l' 9 9' I ig AUTOGRAPH PAGE RICHARD JGSEPH HEBERT, JR Autographs Autographg Autographs Autographg This Lakeview, Though We Step Up We Remember The Steps Left Behind, As We Look To The Steps Ahead. The '85 Legacy Staff las we really arel! if ii? In Loving Memory . . . WenDee Walker Chris Grant Chad Thompson Sir Charles Newki four mascotl Editor's Thanx Many thanks to all the people lat helped in the making of this ook especially: olly ffringer - for all the work ie di and troubles we had. 'ad Shelton - for the way he :ok up every job I handed him. athy Wilcox and Caroll Perkins - nr all the work, and bitching-outs. 'even Mager - for hanging there 2 long as I did. ilda Ann Thompson 1that's my romlj for always having a place Ed time for me, no matter what el got in. Jenna Newkirk - well, you now everything you did, News. . special thanks to: ony Martin Randy Miller Paul Van Dyke Felissa Hunter lanes Kagel Garrin McFaddin Betty Lowrance Sheila Greebon Ginger Fults Liz Driver Mark Le Master Verne Le Buefu fRayshelII Dana Harrison Also thanks to Iohn Lennon for his inspiration and I want to state here that I wish I could thank all the people that have helped me in the past four years. I have learned, but more I have enjoyed, every minute. Q 1. - vV,..v. .Y I- l jfs.. Thanks for the use of the desk News. fTammy Thompson Editor in chief '85 Legacyl Molly Grant lMuff Muffl, the new kid. Glenna Newkirk, always quick to help for correctl 'Fx in ,H Holly Springer, we made it P. - so - RUN THATBABY!! As the next step approaches I find myself looking back at all the events and levels of the past. The friends left behind, the joys, and sorrows of these years will enrich all the years to come, and hopefully we learned something from them. But remember the fun, the joys, the games, the love. Remember the special teachers, students, friends, assignments, discussions and events. This book is to help you remember, but is not an end in itself, let it jog your thoughts and provoke your own special feelings about the years you spent at Lakeview. All the pains, and aggrava- tions, and long hours that went into this book, I hope are worth it. This book is given to Lakeview with love, sweat, tears, happiness, and relief. The end and beginning loom over l l l i E i 1 1 l the horizon, the special peo here have done their best prepare us for that futt Remember them as you st up to the next plateau lo over the steps left behind a forward to the steps yet come. '