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

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, .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.

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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

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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.