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

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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.

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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

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! 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.