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

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FACULTY Pg. 126 gi IT V SPORTS ORGANIZATIONS Pg. 140 Pg. 182 A DECADE OF PRIDE LEGACY '86 LAKEVIEW CENTENNIAL 3505 HAYMAN DRIVE GARLAND, TEXAS DECADE OF f . MW' ip! F .E f 2:':5:sf:, '1 A505 W. 5 ML ' N , vwxif ., 1 . Q I , Ii-el . , , E r 4 W , V A 0 1 4 . ,. M Q . .Ea V it ' ' Y E- lr: 'V W 1 Y ! '1 : . A ...Q , 1 ,R Au-...mai-x..,f..,.- WE, .i Nr' ' w-my ,, , ,.wnvnw-mf-mmumm-Mwiw-mx-,W,vmawaxfm-af-5-f-w W H 5 Q E 5' if Wim, if K , W , 5, '97-Q, Q n,,,,,,,W 1 ,- - 'E K- ' - W , A , ,W Www Q H w'I71W'T'? ' Q Inf., y w ym x , f! :51:mMi5Jw I K A -'M ' EXCELLENCE CE-CALS S 4 fri ' , ..--ef' xx lf you rolse the time ro ser o gool, rolse the time ro ochieve ' ll IT. Friendship is undersronding one's ocrions even when you do mor ogreef' :rw 'mm wr: 'Wm X-1.- , , 1 1 5 .4 H, Ye V is ff R I i .Q L ,. o Q d - 1' . . . FRIENDSHIP ACI-IIEVEMENTS 5 . Vxchievemehrs ore gools which you hove olreody reoched Ufxmusemenr is Ioughimg with orhers when they ore loughing or you. ,W i , 8 .,', 1 , 'fa f 1 .xg . A K xl ' Q Y' EW X -f , , . .mv 1 - 'P 'F fwwiix - .1,f:1EP! ',+ - a . ,jx 'e I xy . W . ,sigsipnf ,W ' 1 AMUSEMENT ' uw L Q' Af ffm' x . W, ff ':c' igi if 1ff3 + 37 'I ' 4 Ygfif f5Q511g G 2. xx L, ,. 'H rf JWSW, xffrf--5 g' sf- Mfwfff qwfgqggwme- JQSX .wwf-2'3f 'M ' 4' ',L L3-in ,gigj f 'g, -wswQ ,,wgg -' 'wif fs -4 M ,ffggf f my ,im ' ff 4 15 ..1qg. sin 5 V f-rx . -pd. 3: -3 x A x . em, Q fit. Z be .ps Q, 6 N A 4+ : 3'f.x5Q HN: -Q SF Z.. ,K 4 . 571 W : ia , syn.: V wif? . , H+- if 47. f. 'G X, . ., s .... . if' XfQsf?l1.A K?'sfC'f3 L- . we 2 he .. -- s h' K r - lm' 4. igss K L -. ix-1:: X... . . .1 :LFS -ERE 1'-1. s . . ' Q x A , is .2.s:.-f2g:?ssiws,sf ,..::g gkm . . ii w L Z Q 5 G 3 r L X Y L . m,.,ili... .4 . WH!-,,, i W i M .Wil .., , .... , 1 Vg N..- gin-.K . 1' gk I T I X. B... , 11 cw 'Um FQ' .. -Ao.. N hs X' -A. V. N The secret to progress is commirmenr fo 0 purpose. Hpride is whor every mom hos inside, only o few core ro Ief if show through PRIDE Kg KNCDWLEDGE 1 D P I Knowledge is 0 rolenr picked up by others. Ir would be nice ro give some beck ACTIVITIES Q: I,Iv L .gm 19 To Rolly or Nor ro Rolly New rules resulrlng from l-louse Bill 72 coused mony chonges during fhe 1985- 86 school yeor including the llmlr ploced on rhe number of ossemolies ollowed per semesfer. Pep rolllesr formerly held during the losf rhirry mlnures of rhe doy, counred os ossemolles, our Lolsevlew found o woy ro follow rhe new rules ond srill hove rhem. The firsr pep rolly ond the one or Homecomlng were or rhe rrodi- rlonol rime, our on orher gome doys oreols wos removed ond pep rollles were held durlng rhe losf flfreen minures of the doy Che-erleoders Mlnuremen Lberry Dolls ond Bond led srudenrs ln cheers ond splrlr. Speclol groups lncludlng the Bond s rwlrlers ond flog corps Sweefheorf offlcers ond sensors olso per- formed from fume ro rlme Orher specrol evenrs lncluded rhe return of rhe Closs of '55 ond o Homecoming mlnl-floor porode -.f- rn- 'X X NX ., Y W 5 35 W N g N. ' ,s c M ,av ff-ii god' A4- c M M no-v 'ff k 54. o 0' fi N Q Y Lal4eview's First AAA Winners Named The Triple A program was designed by Principal Andy Coleman to give students involved in Arts, Athletics, and Academics, including vocational pro- grams, a chance to be recognized in their particular field of study. Triple A students were selected by a panel that consisted of one ad- ministrator, one counselor, three teachers and three students. Students chosen for the honor this year included Michelle Willis, Roy Wallace ond Piyawat Chatpolrak for Academics. Those receiving awards for Athletics included Joseph Wavrusa, David Douglas and Pot Christian. Lisa Flori, Clay Barber and Brett Stinson received the honor for Arts. All of these students received a special AAA gold medal and were treated to dinner by Mr. Coleman at the end ofthe year. Roy Wallace CAcademicsj 5th Six Weeks Dovid Douglos QAthleticsj 5th Six Weeks X-.42 Mr, Coleman with first AAA recipients Michelle Willis CAcodemicsj and Lisa Flari QArtsy. Not pictured is Joseph Wavrusa CAthletlcsj. Piyowot Chotpolrok QAcodemicsj 6th Six Weeks Por Chrisrion qArhIericsj 6th Six Weeks Bren Srinson CArrsj brh Six Weeks Trick or Treot? Does October 31 ring o bell? At Lokeview it rong bells for mony Potriots. Students of oll clossificotlons come dressed to spook, or ot Ieost moke us wonder. Whotever the cose moy hove been, oll gools were ochieved, especiolly for Nick Scoglioni, Anthony Willioms ond Scott Blonkenship who were the first, second ond third ploce winners in the Holloween costume contest. The doy wos olso speclol for o lorge group of seniors who reserved this doy on their colendors os senior Togo Doy. Of course the doy would not hove been complete without those mosked kissing bondits who roomed the holls giving their unusuol chocolote kisses. By the woy, who were those mosked men? lt! Did you get to thot pon yet? it 0 K v 3. 1 ' s ps s.. .. .Stu--Q . 1 A Come on in, ond moke yourself ot home, Q +1513 'rc 7 ,X -is Ms. Devegos 2nd period door decororlon. Mike Self, or his very best. V , 9 as If I only knew where my crystal boll wos. I con moke your smile! Holidoys or Lokeview Hero Club members spenr the morning of Sr Volenrines Doy blowing up bolloons ond pre-poring condy for reochers 52 5, Sonfo poses warn two of has fovorires N ' -P - ff ,N 'St lt' .A ' Mony balloon ond flowe sweetheorts. Stocy Miller hoppily owoits customers to buy comotions. Xe ' 'Ai 0 1, X Thejudges had fun trying to choose the best design in the Christmas door decoroting contest. r bouquets were sent to w - ' S An Afternoon on the Riviero The French Club spent Soturdoy, Oc- tober '19, ot Neimon-Morcus' fortnight for 1985, Fronce by the Seo. Eoch yeor Neimon-Morcus imports goods from onother country for o two- week period. This yeor the wolls of the downtown store were decoroted to look like the French Riviero. With sponsor Mrs. Denise Berwold, club members found themselves in the midst of French food, clothing, orchitec- ture, history ond, of course, no French disploy would be complete without Con-Con doncersl Club members spent severol hours toking in the otmosphere in o unique celebrotion of French culture. 'y '---f'x ' . W l NX 1 VS! 3. . , xi Y 'Up 1 2. ss. if N v i 3 . b, .f .is f v ...gtg xt .13 Nyc 3 igiwgs i f t . L J , f 3 -i K Mb. F inn ? AEN I K Y .ss 5-XT 1 Q 1 . 'tw :T 'cv -'T . :Quit 94531 H H P 1 AY AQQ ds A MM xvv v vv ! L MAF. A A. fir? ii JC wr. .... .. ai 'P ,N 5 F' F . A 5 Q 'QY b Ak lk -Z H1111 essleevss-se,-rm' ,Nui ply pq-004' N ' .em-.bmmfrimgiy ' ' AW'avT'f f9..iVA -1 'S 4 r 5. YA! i , if i H3 fl il .Ai If L The Chorus Freedom, l.ol4eview's oufsfonding chorol group, gove o speciol ossembly eorly in fhe firsr semester geored ro puf rheir oudience in NA Texos Store of Mind. After beginning wirh the sfofe song, Nlexos, Our Texos ond performing o medley including 'llexos Sfofe of Mind ond The Eyes of Texosf' the folenfed insrrumenrolisfs of the group ployed llPeoce of Mind by fhe roclr group Boston. Lorry Murroy rhen joined in ro sing Money for Nofhing by Dire Srroirs. Proving once ogoin rhor they con per- form music from every ero well, Freedom ended fhe progrom wifh o medley of runes from the 50's ond oO's. l'G'doy, Yo'll! Lokeview hod two internotionol students this yeor, Koren Bonks ond Morie Rey, both seniors, Koren wos selected os the youngest Rotory Exchonge Student ond spent her junior yeor in Pienmork, Austrolio. Unlike mony exchonge students here, she stoyed with seven different fomilies. Austrolion schools ore very different os they hove open compus, uniforms ond o different groding system. During her stoy she visited severol towns ond leorned the Aussie diolect. One of her mony interesting odven- tures wos being ottocked by o kongoroo who liked red sweoters. All in oll she sold she hod o greot time ond recommends thot onyone who hos the chonce to go to 'Oz' should toke lt. Morie is from Lyon, Fronce. She hod extro time between high school ond col- lege ond one of her mony options wos to become on exchonge student, Knowing thot her future coreer would be in business, she decided to moke the USA her destinotion. Morie soys ln French business it is on osset to speok English fluently. She hos been octive ot LCHS os o member of Close-up ond the Tennis teom. She soys thot Americon schools ore very different from French schools. aar- Three new Texons pose in front of the Coldwell Museum in Tyler. ln French schools, students ore only there for ocodemicsg oll extrocurriculor octivities remoin out of school. She likes the Americon schools spirit ond the componionship of other students. Morie sold thot over oll she had o good yeor ond she'll return to Fronce soying, HI, Y'ALLl By the end of the yeor, Morie wosjust like ony other Lokeview senior - hop py to be graduating. Austrolio is o country filled with beoutiful scenery. Koren is stonding on top of Mt. Wellington in Tosmonio. ln the bockground is Hobort. i X i 9 ' ,,,, 'wt Jil 'P t , ffl 'W s, l All yo Children ore not the onl ot the Children's Zoo in Who con think of Austrolio without picturing the cuddly koolo beors? 4' Qi S Q-+4 wifi! nes who enjoy the petting zoo .I ,pq . V. an 'X 5 i it as in 1 ,st 'N Pi. ,,,,1 Morie ond friends Trocey Gruber ond Michelle Vigil tour the fomous Rose Gorden in Tyler. Koren visits with onother new Aussie friend. I Cn the Border ot Lolseview As the holls of Lokeview ropidly grew silent, dedicoted students worked long, hord hours into the night to tronsform Lokeview Centenniol into o town On the Border. The entronce from the stu- dent porking lot hod the white line of the TexjMex boundory ond, of course, o border potrol office. The freshmen ond sophomores decoroted A- ond B-Holls with streomers, bolloons, flogs, ond even o bridge over the Rio Grande. The juniors metomorphosed the moin hollwoy into o TexfMex Bonko's Morlset, but the seniors, os usuol, won the decoroting contest by filling the Commons Areo with o horse Cstuffed, from Shepler'sD, on oil derricls ond o minioture version of the Alomo. Next in the line of Homecoming festivities wos the pep rolly, feoturing o mini-floot porode. Besides the regulor pep rolly ottenders, the seniors of '85 returned ond did their port to fill the boys' gym with Potriot Pride. As the cheerleoders, Liberty Dolls, Sweetheorts, ond bond performed, oll the students joined in to cheer on the Potriots ogoinst the South Gorlond Colonels. Q Q-...Li Homecoming is for meeting up with those friends you left behind Thot's right we ore proud! The following night wos the event on which students spent most of their mo- ney on dresses, suits, tickets, cors, ond expensive restouronts. The Home- coming Donce held o Iorge turnout, where students hod oppetizers, tolked, donced, ond generolly hod fun. The Homecoming Queen, Her Royol Highness, Kelly Cotton, wos presented to the crowd loter thot evening. .Nigga 'hl0 , Potrlot fons oren t hord to spot Some of the guys from mechonics disploy their homecoming floot. Some of the homecoming couples hold those thoughts, If I con just moke this poss, I'II hove It mode. A special day for special kids Imagine yourself down in starting blocks with five other athletes. The gun goes off and you go as fast as you can toward the finish line where loving arms embrace you not because you won but because you had the courage to try. This is what it is like for a Special Olympics athlete. The athletes do not always have skill or knowledge of their sport, but they do have enthusiasm, courage and pride, The day the Patriot Special Olympics Team spent at the city-wide event this year was a day full of triumph and laughter, even in the face of defeat, These students are not just winners, they have pride pride in themselves and pride in Lakeview. Adam Guzman participated in the long jump and in track events. He received several ribbons for his efforts, TOCES. The Special Olympics team members have a wonderful attitude to their school and themselves. Thyey are lov- ing, caring people who enjoy life, no matter what curves it throws them, Adam Guzman smiles with the pride of a real winner t Miles Kilway ran several races along Q with participating in the long jump and 9 the softball toss James Mills did well in the softball toss, l-le also ran in several track events. Thomas Scott received ribbons for track events and the longjump, Dionne Williams placed well in the softball toss She also ran in several fs. ft T I 3, I Q Q, , .Q 'C WN Q , xi , , X A stirring part of any Olympics competition is the opening parade gwi Mex :vi ,Q 'X' MiIe5 Kilwoy Shows good form in the longjump- Special Olympics Team members: Carol Vines Qhelperj, Miles Kilway, Donne Williarm, Jononne O'Neil. 2nd rowg Adam Guzman, James Mills, Thomas Scott. Nor picruredg Ronda Johnson fs? l -r- .. i.,.. ,N ..,:5 S ,NM , i .- Q if yy wg , , g 'P 'Q K We 'iw ff' 1 2 A, -L i i iiii wig --Vw K J ' -'wx' .N 6. Good friends are os important as winning according to Dionne Williams and Rhonda Johnson, Dionne Williams heads for the finish line. MR. AND MRS. LAKEVIEW Woody Leorh ond Jono Brown MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED MOST TALENTE Kris Yoder Kristy Hordick ond ond Soleem Vironi Jomes McNoir MOST BEAUTIFUL CLASS MOST HANDSOME FAVORITE S , fn up Morfho Johnson Jono Brown ond ond Woody Leorh Doyle Sporks MOST COURTEOUS PERSONALITY PL Srocey Miller Gino Tisdole ond ond Jackie Chancellor Phil Powell DA. MOST MOST ATHLETIC PATRIOT SPIRIT Sherri Arey Kelly Cotton ond ond Cloy Coin Joey Wovruso T .. V f EAUTIFUL MOST HANDSCIAE CLASS FAVORITES I n 1 S 9 NN Rl rw? . Suzi Nielon Mory Meyer ond ond Billy Cioni Lonce Srocey MOST BEAUTIFUL CLASS MOST HANDSOME FAVORITE Julie Meeks ond Joey Thomos Choni Clork ond Michael Higgins F RES!-IMEN EAUTIFUL MOST HANDS Kristy Dovenport ond Joson Stilwell CLASS FAVORITE 'N Comel McGee ond Justin Dill l, ro r.. Kris Yoder, Gino Tisdole, Woody Leorh, Kelly Corfon, Julie Brown, Lorry Murry, Kim Porsons, Soleem Vlronl were recognized os senior Pcifriors. .-' '4 '- '-J -in I, ro rg Jennifer Smith, Greg Mitchell, Dovid Conen, Robb Greebon, Tino Niemeyer, Roy Wolloce, Junior Oursronding Porriors. , 1 - - - music together. 44 I. to r.: Sophomore outstondlng Potrlots were: Stephonle Moyo, Jonet Brown, Mlchoel Michelle O'Donnel df? ' V '. 5: 'i 7135-,442 M R' 6 'la l Homecoming Queen, Kelly Cotton took her grond wolk between owords. Sherry Miller, Kristy Davenport ond Noel Lucky were oworded Freshmon Outstanding Potriots. A 'O F J Moklng o few steps on the donce floor Wwr0.,,,,...- Lori ond her dore sit bock ond check our the scenery. X ir K , ' ',,:., ,, ' V 1 I ,V ,L . , , , 91 V. fig 4 Y' X 'V - 1 ' - W 'fi'7'zi -21' K 4 A 1'1 H, X xl xi O.K., AN-QI. I guess ir's cool. , 3 where dld you soy we were gonno eor? Woir o second Cheryl, How does thot step go? ef' x Homecoming Queen 1986 Her Royol Highness Kelly Cotton . . ond the Cornpetmon: Knm Young, Jeon V Doug Albrlght teoches his new friend to be . . . coolGj. Another Japanese lnvasian? lt was just another morning in March or so we thought. But something was different. As we entered our first period classes, most of us found that ex- tra students were seated there, eager to learn. But they were not ordinary students, they had come from Japan. Were they spies? No. Lal4eview's Stu- dent Council sponsored the visitation of several Japanese students who, were on a two week tour of the United States. Their visit began on the West Coast, then they moved eastward, by the Grand Canyon, into the Garland! Rockwall area. After spending a day at LC, each with a different member of the Student Council, they spent the evening with other friends, visiting various places around the area such as Chili's and Photon. We all hope that they left here with an understanding of the American culture that they will never forget but always enjoy. This guy learned about Amerlco's ups . . , he . . . and downs. Awards Day With the closing of the year, students impatiently waited for the Awards Day Presentation. Many scholarships were awarded and other honors were given to the Senior Class of 1986. The highest scholarship winner was Chris Hunt, who received 567,000 to Tulane University through the ROTC scholarship fund. Other scholarship winners were Lisa Flori, who received 516,000 for Southwestern University, Wendy Smith, to NorthPark College for 520,000 and Cary Wilkinson, a scholarship for 510,000 to Abilene Christian University. Several full four year scholarships were awarded to students in athletics. Lance Brownlee, Jeff Grimes, Reagan Dill, Nick Scaglione, Mike Wynn, Clay Cain, Scott DeWees, Bubba Garcia, and Tim McCoy received full tuition in football. Basketball scholarships were awarded to Mallory Cheadle, Orlando Dennis, Tim Strange, and Nolan White. Tamme Mowery also received a gymnastics scholarship. A total of over 5498000 were awarded to the seniors of 1986. Out of 444 seniors, 79 were recognized as honor graduates. The top two graduating seniors were Kris Yoder and Saleem Virani. Kris was awarded a scholarship for over 536,000 for engineering at Southern Methodist University. Saleem received 520,000 in scholarships to attend S.M.U. Kris's grade point average was 15.6667 and SaIeem's was 14.94871 Awards Day was indeed one of the major high points of the 1986 senior year. il' Kris Yoder graduated valedictorian with a 15,6667 GPA and will attend SMU next year Coach Muenz congratulates the boys' gymnastics team on their awards ' -,ff F 'L'-, Syl A ,Q X ,Q 3 2, Qw f E , -tm X N V? :fa sg? Q J E 1 INYIIT gsggiwy, ,Q 0' Wlkivt. N NIH 05+ 3' gif M 9 K 'Y N1 Louro Foshee groduoted 6 th fy 'F B P nksron, 5th, shows off his fo g'p'Y4'I?'f'f ff ii is mf' vi wx 'kings is i1 -:NAS Q A Ki ., Q V Fi ,M I , I j Cory Wilkinson ploced o cool 7th, Trocy King, 6th soys rhor the world's her limit. 5 r- : s A sc S 5 is 1. - .qs-A Corol Nichols smiles os o Oth ploce honor groduore, Angie Schnurr rolses o resr offer four yeors of hord work YO molse the Top Ten Groduores. Q? Q S Wim i U iff i ll I a . J J? O X M A. ,L fefgvt 5 ,af n ii ' VG ' 4 f lb . ' :4f ?'T J 1 f' ' 10240, ' ' ' ag If w Q O AQ .Q Q ,. if ' Brother, Where You Bound? During times when we oren't hitting the books ot school, some students toke it os on opportunity to venture off into the world in seorch of truth, understond- ing, ond fun. Occosionolly, this meons over the river ond through the woods Cor o trip downtownj to grondmother's house, but sometimes, ofter soving lunch money for weeks on end, o stu- dent moy get to go to Corpus Christi or South Podre lslond. Of course, there ore those who hoven't eoten lunch since 7th grode who con offord to get o few friends together ond hit the be-oches of south- ern Colifornio or hunt out Don Johnson in Miomi. Lost, but not leost, ore the people who ore fortunote enough to trovel to Howoii or Europe. These students ore o speciol breed becouse not only ore they molnourished, but they must possess thot speciol quolity which we oll wont, the obility to osls for ond receive finonciol oid from Mom. lf you're plonning to toke o trip, moybe these pictures will help you decide where to go. BON VOYAGE!! 'L tw! . wc, ,Y Mt. Rushmore depicts four of our greotest presidents. Eiffel Tower of Porls ' 'K W f- ,W,.M-A2,-, Q rv' This restouront disploys typicol Swiss orchitecture. 4 V . 5 E .,xx asm, A Pre-Mordl Gras vlew of Jackson Square, New Orleans ,. . ,... -- .W J - fi- K. ix., A Tigger and Dale entenaln a friend or Walt Dlsney World in Orlando, Florlda H ,y-Mm.,-,..-............,... A breathtaking scene of the Coast of Oahu - W.. p-1--F Bottle of the Bilge Shorpshooting Shelton, Dominoting Donhom, ond Freewheeling Wheeler were but o few of the forboding nomes who come to kneel to the forces of the student minions ot the Annuol Stu- dentfFoculty Boslsetboll Gome. The bottle ron bloody, but the students experienced the thrill of victory os they mode their cooches eot dirt. This winning puts onother feother in the students' cops, You meon thot someone con octuolly out jump Cooch Fultz, ls it o bird, is it o plone, no it's Superman! Toke 0 breok guys, things ore looking pretty good for us Even the blg guys have 0 render heort. Reoch for the sky buddy. Nice Shot! Every one wonrs to be o pon A Night to Remember At 6:00 p.m., Moy 3, cors ond limousines storted orriving ot the Ap- porel Mort. Doors were opened by hondsomely dressed young men for young women in elegont dresses. The couples mode their woy to the Greot Holl where photogrophers were olreody beginning to roke pictures. Couples were onnounced os they took their seots ot the decorotive tobles. After o dinner of prime rib wos served, the evening's ogendo begon with the recognition of porents ond teochers who helped the senior closs. Then, ofter o speech mode by the senior closs presi- dent, Kris Yoder, the slide show begon. Everyone wos reody for the music to begin, so Kidd Kroddick, o disc jockey from KEGL, storted the music with o populor song to the tune of West-End Girls. The donce floor ws open until 12:00 p.m., but severol couples slipped owoy to point the town. It wos definitely A Night to Remember for the Closs of 1966. Kelly Buchonon ond her dote - better known os the Bobbsey TwIns. l Whot do you meon you won't donce with me? x, .3 A '1 'Iran D D I 1, ls this oll fhor's on the menu or Is It buffer? XTX y. .-, ,gi or E 9 X Those speclol moments. Kldd Kroddlck ond Sherry Arey announce the door prlze winners. Q'--T T Wm 1 7 N' p Q O The beourlful decorotions or The Apporel Mon. Grocluotion - At lost! Before lining up, friends toke time to pose for one lost picture together. Mrs. Shoron onnouncers. x., in-.. gif' 17 Rodgers mode sure seniors were in iine properly and reo dy to hond their nome cords to Yes, you ore Nolon White, Rondy Plumlee floshes his cord ro prove he is in the right ploce. Amy Pollock oppeors ro be confident of her 7 y. 4-I ay. T .n...-. W Q qaunvlm ' o Cv h CI f '86, Dr. Randy Clerk occepts the closs for groduorion. Mr. Coleman presenrsr e oss o fr, 4' f is X v Mr Colemon presents seniors their diplomos Mollory Cheodle receives congrotulotions from underdossmen After four yeors of hord work, it's finolly over for Steve Gorrert, Konwden Flowers floshes o happy snfttle os she woves to the crowd EL5 59 y-,A 11,35 W A JJ if .fl 'i- ' ' '. f Lt , Q' Q XS. -A ff K Hors in the oir, ond Then . . . N X 1 'Ng -Qs 'xii Q, N 3 Qi g 'Yi P s 5 'B 5' . O09 IOST chorus of HTG AIFTWO Morer, CLASSES CN if A r .tv Ll.-' - -: ' ily-33. 7' ggi 53' K Ai.-I-Q' g.5gg,.,:..x- A .A , 1-j.-, . XRS.-.-KA-,-f-, w N' 5-Tr ' 3 '- JL 3- . '. , ,f, 32 67 ef! to right: Kris Yoder, Jono Brown K r Northcurf, Lorry Murroy, Kim Persons 1986 SENIORS SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Kyle Adoms Doug Albright Motthew Alexonder Dovid Allen Timothy Allmonn Where there is NO DREAM, the People perish. r V' Q-1 ondi Anderson Keith Anderson Sherrie Arey Steve Armstronq Gobriol Arrodozo 4 Nd QQ Q Vincent Bobb Chormoin Boilev Dono Boiley Kevin Boin Scott Boin K , if' - Myron Boker Pomelo Boker A Mike Boldwin Koren Bonks Richord Boroios V37 Cloy Borber Tricio Dorbozo Amy Bornes Jomes Borto Vicki Barton dia Ruth Ann Boss Rochel Borernon Jeff Beordsley Chrisrino Berber Pornelo Berggren ln order ro be o good leoder occepr fhor you ore o follower. Woody Leorh ii 0 X ., ,, 7 Za Regino Berry Stocy Bielok John Biggersroff Yvonne Binohom Jennifer Bochler J. , 'UW .Nr Jennifer Boehler Sondro Booker Keith L. Bovd Monique Boveo Eddie Brosel .I, Y , V- V Q E ,. Q Williorh Brosher Doug Brennon Wendi Brerr Corlo Buzzeil Cheryl Brock 1. .Y-,ire K A., A, K ' N' i 1 i J' W. fa Lonce Brownlee Jono Brown Julie Brown Tereso Brunson Rodney Bryon Cindy Bryant Kelly Buchanan Sharon Bumpass Geron Birmingham Melody Burcham Actions are taken before words are spoken. we-1' Kieth Brooke Burnette Michelle Burris James Cagle Melissa Carlock Amy Carnes Brian Cash Kim Cathy Jeff Cavanaugh Jackie Chancellor Jimmy Chapin Pivawat Chatoolrak Mallory Cheadle Clay Cain Anne Clark Nw Don Click Phyllis Cranford Connie Crocker Howard Colbert Ray Compton Bit Of Humor Who! do you think we're doing? 1 5 Morrho Johnson woirsjn the crowd. Is rhere o problem? 'qs John Coolssey Melonie Cooper Volerie Cooper Q.-ill? -sfst,f..iAHE41T.l.r:.. it Q-,C Gino Cortez Kelly Cotton It is not the end, but o new beginning J. Cogle I 'Q- sv I, Seon Coughlin Stephen Cummings 4 . f JL 'C 1, fr r ' Ai' x B . Stocy Dolly Meionie Dornell Michelle Dovenoort Roy Deon Elizobeth Desiloo J NJ 5-ff '1' 1' Scott Deweese Gus Dicopo Sheri Diesposti ,gi Kothorine Dunn Cheryl Dunnington Q ' T? -+ M f M L A , ,C Kelly Ann Droughon Shonnon Dudley Rebecca Duggon Deonno Dunn B vez' Jocgue Eogon Leo Gobel Dubbo Gorcio dl Q fxivi., Don Gardner Steve P, Garrett Julie Garrison Jeff Geerts Danny Giles If you fail to plan then you plan to fail Kristi Gilmore Robin G 5 .s. Chris Goiganus Julie Gose IQ 5 HQ' Janet Green im Nl' ' N i 0'? Stephanie Godby Haleh Golestaneh Jeff Gordon 1: .V Tina Gonzales Curtis Green Danny Green uk' Jefferv Grimes Celia Grissel Heather Guier Sonya Guzman Tonya Guzman Wayne Fawlss Don Feller Nolan Fenoglio C , its 12. 'Air Sis A , 1 ' K vi, .lugs iififwxx ' me of Chorlene Fern Tereso Fields Koy Fisher Jono Flonnery Kelly Fletcher Procrosfinorion is the grove in which opportunity is buried Liso Flori Komden Flowers Jeff Flowers Melisso Floyd Scott Foley , . C' V M Za. hu. ,..c ' , Louro Foshee Corlo Foster Jesiko Fronks Elizoberh Fuchs Robin Fulrz 'C7 if Douolos Hooo Jovcee Hoddox Jomes Hoqins Ben Honcock Krisry Hordick nv Phil Hording John Hordy Moria Horper Amy Horris Virginio l-lorris YM... 'NO' 'f 7 Corol Hotley Rondy Hozzord Jennifer Heloms Mott Hendershor Cindy Hennessey Destiny is depth Within the oceon. Nd Q, r su, G ' tii Alicio Highfill Chris Hill Chryell Hill Kehrin Himes Greg Hinrer -A 1. so ,Q 'Z 'Wai N, Lori Hoffmon Colindo Holbrook Angie Hollond Kim Hollond Gori Holmes A Brod Hooten Shone Hopkins Timothy Horton Borr Hubbuch Chris Hunt sv, Dione Hurst Kim Jenkins Jeff Jenson Chrisrino Johnson Cyrhio Johnson Senior closs reolly ge-rs into the swing of r Doyle Sporks, Ro bock. Porrior Power strong ond quick couse we're the CLASS OF 86 S Some seniors hold better positions mon others. Everyone wonts to be o port ' 5 st X 'sfsisstigr A 3 Richord ond Jeff sport the newest trend. tw .'1lQiQ,W si, ts - ,. V' f+ ,, I, 4?-0 38.4. is will - s4. 3.,,f3Qg,.,.g,,, Kierh Johnson Mork Johnson Krisron Kelley Liso Kelley Leslie King l'Time is the mosrer of oll goodness if 1? Srocy Kessinoer Amy Klomos Mike Klos Coleen Kolberg Brion Kologey Jeff Loncoster Jomes Lonkford Jeff Loster Korhv Lorimer Tommy Larimer woody Leorh Ledford Louro Lee Li Lin Michoel K .er i --fse 115, E65 Joson Lindhorsf Chorles Linville Michelle Long Sreve Lurrrell Shannon McBerh Ryan McBride Mike McCouIey Tim McCoy Melisso McCroig Keith McDonald Remember when we were so VOGUE -.J Mercedes Mclnryre Jomes McNoir Tonjo Monus K evin Morrin Phillip Mortinez Morsho Merington Corlo Miller Jomes Miller tn. we Miller Srerron Mills .. M M is Michelle Morris Cheri Motes Abel Muniz. Jr. Lonce Munn Moroie Munoz NO' :Mgr sig Lorry Murroy Tomi Myres Kimberly Neol Tohyio Newmon Corol Nichols K I Jonette Nix Joe Nichols Roe Lynn Nichols Toni Noble Tim Nolon Nothing is opened by mistolse more often thon the mouth. Toni Nole Joononn O'NeilI Q5 Kristi Norrhcutt Thomos O'l3rien Jim Odom Rodney O'neol left Polmer P Liso Porrotr Kim Porsons L Romo Pofel TTY Mort Potion Corole Perkins Y? f' as 1 . Amy Peorce Joel Peoples Mono Perez Leslie Philios Liso Permenter Duonn Perry Rowdy Pierie A Brion Pinksron Potesho Pippins Rondy Plumlee Amy Pollock Curtis Poovey Phil Powell You ore in tomorrow's spotlight. Leslie Price Jomes Puckett Micheol Pullen Brion Purkins Chris Roconelli Kevin Roines Tod Rolston Liso Romirez Broin Rotzer Alesio Reynolds Marie Rey Donold Reeves Curtis Redwine Jeff Redfeorn Lori Redder Ricordo Revno Deoro Rice Jonido Rice Jennifer Ricks Cloro Roberson E 5 THAT PATRIOT PRIDE 'Numa Melisso Corlock gets her foot wrapped for the next cheer. ,,.,, ,, i W 5 i mf X .iv F ww? Biology evidently evokes vorled reoctlons from students. Senior Tim Alimon gets serious when it comes to the equipment In the Librory. CF' VV' Tamra Robinson Donald Rosengartner Chris Ross Brian Samford Darteli Sabadoch SENIORS HIGH STEPI TO ' 6 -af' ff O x ,1- il, S nb-na.. as David Samoson Viren Sawant Eric Schaver Tammy Schmitt Anaela Schnurr iv X XJ: T7 '1 S h .. . , Jerrv Sc rov Brad Shoemaker William Shreve Ronda Shumoker Mana Simeone Jon Sims Kim Skinner Robvn Smith Sherri Smith Tracee Smith -J' X, 'J' x gs A S asf it es, lie Wendy Smith Jesneene Snykes Sandra Soiiz Doyle Sparks iris Spencer 50 Holly Springer Derek Stavely Patrick Strange Kelly Sterling Brett Stinson Remember the bridge that brought you over Tina Sutton Kathryn Swisher Scott Sykes Jason Taylor Tona Thames William Thayer Potrica Thompson Carol Thornton Liso Tilley Gina Tisdole Ny: ., ENS? ..,, Kevin Todd John Tolentino Diren Toung Tammara Townzer Lisa Tucker 'FM-up Mike Turner Stephanie Twitty Clifton Underwood Liso Urbonski John Usrey N' Q...-, Xa' Kristi Ussery Stephine Voncill leon Vosquez Loyd Voughn Soleem Vironi When you've reoched your step, help some- one else up the lodder. A -., ,,, Leo Vneqos Windy Wodley Billy Wogor Kieth Wolker Brion Wotson x. if Steve Wotts Joseph Wovruso Robyn Webb Shown Weeks Liso West 9' Nolon White Brion Whitley Dovid Winklemon Wendy Winkler Christi Wilburn sy-iii' K M ' Wg . Cothie Wilcox Cory Wilkinson Jujuon Willloms Rondo Williorns Michele Willis Q , ,s,,fs. , Joseph Willis Suson Wilson Elizabeth Wonders John Wood Remember: YCJUR FIRST TICKET Jomes Woodord Cossius Wright Down Wright Greg Wright Mil-se Wynn Kris Yoder Kim Young Shoron Young Nick Ziegler ,Y w Sl Eugene Wyrosrko O H L If , , QA' , 7'f5 'fC f I I , X fl AQ L57 Q ,p k . , C i M I H L 1986 JUmorCIoss L1 ' H ' NWT ' wf X 4 . . 4AK U LQ QQ UFMQU Junior Closs Officers C1 1' U QC! 'T ,NLQ C, T Nh Un 1 N ff mmm TLLQUKU 2 L ffm QU JV1 L7 14 'Q W f A A A x XL My fx! If LL lJfJ ffm! T65 A YL U, U1 1 n 1 L KY 9 l ' N v Ju 1 A QT M51 X btw Vw f N, flhkjvi ik CGDJ C 90 'W f ' V K -t--to Liso Adoms Suson Alligood Seon Ambrose Liso Anderson Tino Anger Liso Arnold B. A, Arrudo Jennifer Bollord Woyne Borbee Roe Anne Borber Kevin Borth Todd Borton Jeri Beck Denise Behrens Deone Bevis Christi Blllingsly Angie Bird Eric Block Aldo Blockstone Ted Bloir Jeon Blonck Christine Bonnette Shelio Brodley Christie Broucht Ritchie Browley Tommy Brenno Melisso Brewer Greg Brimelow Steve Brodie Corey Brown Fronklin Brown Kellie Brown Liso Brown Mickie Brown Reggie Brown Liso Buchonon Dowell Buckner Condice Bull Croig Bullington Dovid Cordello Jomes Cordell Hector Cordenos Sonjo Cormock Angel Costillo Kristy Cove Loren Covell Kim Christion Michoel Cogdell Melisso Coheo Lindo Colemon Tlm Conley George Contreros Ty Cookston Jeonnie Costonzo Dovid Cotton Brion Couch Borry Crisco Stocy Crossley Jennifer Crumb Angie Crump Robin Culbreth Ricky Dole Toni Doniel Mott Donn Shannon Davenport Wendy Davis Lori Dial Scott Dickens Quy'Hong Dinh Janie Dave Bryan Doyle Mike Dunphy Lezlie Dyal Lisa Easley Nick Eaton Teresa Edwards Bryan Eidson Gerald Elliott Teresa Ensay Sean Faulkner Daniel Ferguson Melissa Foreman Robin Freeman Shannon Frek Lara Froneberger Brook Garza Kim Gay Jan George Penny Geyer Cyndi Gharls LaShell Giles Sharon Granada Mark Grant Jeff Gray Joe Graziano Robb Greeban Bill Haggard Desiree Hartzo Kristi Haynes Paul Headen Tracy Hebert Micah Hedrick Shelly Hennig Kiamesha Herrera Jennifer Herald Josh Hiebert Kelly Holmbers Lisa Halt Ronny Hoover Shawn Hanan Christine Howard Renae Howard Greg Hunter Lisa Hurlburt Alan Hurst Tommy Hurst Tommy Jacques Elizabeth Jarrett Danielle Jenkins Chris Johnson Ricky Johnson Vicki Johnson Scott Keith Frank Kelley Kevin Ketchum Kristi King Lance Kirby ff? -5. -ss.. -4 Stacy Kollmansberger Danny Latimer Lesley Lazo Taronda Lenard Dawn Lewis Gina Livingston Michael Lynn Amy Maher Tiffaney Mai Kathleen Martin Janna McCreary April McDonald Diane McGuire Amy Mezzell Greg Mitchell Shawn Mitchell Jason Miller Josette Miller Lauren Monaghan Jeanine More Lisa Morris Bart Morrow Caprice Morton Aaron Mosser Diane Murray Suzette Neilon Susan Nelson Scott Nicewarner Robert Nichols Tina Niemeyer Rose O'Brien Todd Oden Marc Odmll Jeffery Otterstedt Brian Pannell Angela Paulice Gary Pike Jason Pilgram Kay Pinaroe James Piner David Pinkston Karen Pollard Dana Potter Diane Preston Robert Prewitt Kevin Rails Lisa Ralston Rhonda Redmond Maricelo Reyesll Rosa Reyes Sabrina Richey Jud Ricks Kim Ritchie Jeno Robertson Rosalee Rapp Kristi Row Jimmy Saldivar Jansva Salser Michael Sanders Laura Schell Kristen Scott Emily Senderling Tammy Sewell wiv-' -I an Suzi Neilom performs during one of me weekly pep rollies ,,,- Tommy Sewell decided rhor possing o French grode would oe more irrwporromr rlwon eoring food e ,o .. Some students, like Seon Foulkner, would rother wotch OTHER people eot the cofeterio food. Robb Greebon proctices his Ievitotion trick in the holl. t tt my W s Wf?Ced tv two M55 Here is o winning Potriot smile. 95 Keith Shoddix Brod Shelton Stocy Shermon Monyo Sides Corrie Slodwick Eddie Smith Jennifer Smith Tiffony Smith Julie Southholl Louro Stonton Dovid Steitz Deboroh Steitz Broyden Stewort Fronk Stiles Megon Swoithes Koti Tobor Kirk Topp Rondy Tohbonenole Joelle Tonzy Bryon Theis Amy Thompson Mork Thompson Kerry Thornhill Renee Throsher Stocy Thrlft Debbie Tomlinson Steve Topp Tori Trexler Joe Tucker Gretchen Upton Jeff Vernon Gory Vick Potsy Wofer Liz Wolker Roy Wolloce Chris Wollls Dovid Wolthers Chris Webb Rusty Weldon Ron Wells Sherri Wenzel Beth Whorton Wendi Wilburn Tino Willioms Holli Willinghom Amy Wilson Robert Wilson Tommy Yotes Nothon Young Suzzette Young Legocy Sports Editor Cyndi Ghoris looks oround for the rest of her stoff during one of the ofter school work sessions on the book, Ftpplg? hailing A 13 f 'Nur' 1' i nn.. K Bryon Doyle odds to the mess os students empty their lockers on the lost doy of school. we '14- + 1 HEY HEY WERE THE MONKEES!! L 'GWB N T L-MU uh VU, AWD? e f:-I OH PLEASE NOT ANOTHER PICTURE! If the shirt fits we-or it! Wemqgi i , I' .Hx This mokes you wonder which is more exciting . , , pep follies or people with comeros? fii ' wg iw fx. ex Q Komden Flowers ono Wendi Dovis toke time out from o footboll gome to show their teeth Qor orocesg. THE CHANGES THAT ARE MADE I knew from the moment I wolked in the door, times hod finolly chonged ond I wos o freshmon no more. A more dignified feeling wos now inside, no longer o troll with o senior by my side, Along with this pleosure something else entered ln. More responsibility where not much hod been. The homework grew horder with much more to do. The free time grew shorter ond my sleep did, too. I found more octivities thot seem so ex- citing. The gomes ond the donces oll seem so inviting, My freshmon yeor wos one to re- member but my sophomore one is even better. The odvise I gove tolthe trolls of todoy, don't give up hope, you'lI feel different in Moy. By Shonnon Scott 1986 Sophomores Sophomore Closs Officers vs 4' A .3 4:30 ..., SE ,,,, 1. Kenneth Adcock Tiffoni Adkison Stephen Alexonder Kirk Afseth Potricio Alligood Heother Anderson Angelo Austin Dominique Boiley Stocey Boiley Nicole Boker Kevin Boll Stocy Boll Julie Bornette Becky Borto Kellie Boumon Tim Boxley Quinn Beol Rod Beosley Jono Benson Beth Biezell Scott Blonkenship Shonnon Bozemon Johnny Brodley Loty Brosfield Borrin Brennon Corletto Brown Jonet Brown Kim Brown Christy Bryont Robert Compbell Borry Corlson Tripp Cotter Romonio Cortwright Melisso Cosliglione Shonnon Cothey Corlos Shoirez Christie Cherry Bill Chestnut Luro Cheyne Joye Christner Jerry Church Rolond Church Stocey Cloyton Liso Clemmons Louro Cobb Julie Cober Andreo Cook Liso Cook Stephonie Corley Geoff Council Greg Counil John Cowoit Loshowno Cox Michelle Creech Tiffero Crosby Trocey Doniel Shonnon Donte Leighom Dovison Chorlie Dowes April Dox Sherri Dies Jimmy Dennis Cindy Die-posti in The freshmen odded exrro spirir to pep follies. 'UM fv 4594 'PW These guys show rhor the pizzo-eoring contest wos O high point of the Freshmen Lock-Im. 1 Members of Freedom Ieod the Almo Morer. RANKAE GOES 10 HQ 1 5 ' Y N Q5 1 Frankie Goes To Lakeview Should we smile for the comero or mor?! Potti Doolin Victor Dorris Shelbi Downing Dovid Droughon Croig Dunn Kim Eoster Allen Eoton Jeff Eberwein Doug Edney Shelly Eledge Shonnon Ellefson Dovid Ellis Priscillo Esquivel Tucio Forroi Rusty Ferguson Tommy Fischer Sherry Flinn Richord Flores Leslie Floyd Brion Folkslo April Ford Tino Foster Vicki Fronlslyn Debbie Frederick Cynthio Fryor Tereso Gorcio Jeff Gormon Dovid Gorzo Joy Gentry Poul George Kelly Gilmore Stocy Glosgow Rocheol Gonzoles Choncy Gore Trocy Greer Trocy Gruber Gront Gruncherson Dovid Gwie Cothey Hoclser Kyle Holi Greg Horden Wendy Hordin Liso Hording Rochel Horris Bleou Hortley Tereso Horynes Scott Hendricks Richord Henning Corrie Henry Cindy Herold Heoth Herrero Yvette Herring Dono Houston Tiffany Houser Cynthio Horton Sobrino Hiberd Michoel Higgins Lindo Holtmon Jennifer Hood Lorry Hook Joon Howell Julie Hudson Micheol Huges Amy Hunter i. 'IP fo :ly Q3 H, 'R .xxx X x A-r' Kothy Hunter Kelly lvey Christo! Jockson Tobitho Jocobson Yolond Jocques Dovid Johnson Kelly Johnson Richord Jone Joson Jones Shono Jones Chorley Kelly Jill Kilfer Rondo King Jennifer Kirby Chris Klein Stephonie Kllechber Moniko Koprino Shonnon Kush Chod Lornbert Jeff Losky Chorles Lowson Melonie Lemmond Stephonie Leverett Rob Lewis Doniel Lim Tony Liptrop Becky Littlejohn Cothy Lucos Hernondo Luisito Chris Luton Morci MocKenzie Dovid Moldonodo Melisso Molone Bill Morks Borboro Morron Poulo Morsolek Dovid Morrin Jonnie Mortin Tressie Mortin Christino Mortinez Kristi Mosters Amy Motthies Ricky McCommock Cothy McGregor Seon McKnight Kelly McMullin Bort McMurry Jeff McNott Julie Meeks Jody Messrnere Shondo Meyer Jennifer Mikus Niki Miller Toro Mlller Jomes Mills Jeff Moore Richord Mothers Evon Munion Monico Murphy Poul Murroy Audro Noll Robert Ocrolonni Michelle O' Donnell Morls Ogle Down Olson Brion Osborne Dee Ann Potton Liso Porks Beth Poyne Stephonie Poyne Ross Perry Pom Pettigrew Chris Phillips Monico Phillips Corolyn Pierce Edith Pierce Robert Plotter Kristie Plumlee Brion Potter Robert Price Notolie Prince Dono Pruetr Kothy Przyborowski Novier Puentes Cosey Pyterek Ben Romerez Jennifer Renslow Roy Ricordo Rick Riley Kim Roberts Micheol Rodriquez Ryon Rodriquez Shirley Rowe Dovid Royol Lourindo Soldivor Moson Sonford Corolino Songwins Jonice Selby Amy Senoto Romon Sendrowski Robin Shoddix Mike Show Vicki Short Christie Shreve Soroido Sirus Jomi Skidmore Michelle Smith Reynolds Smith Liso Sorbet Todd Sorsby Kirk Sporks Jomes Spinks Melody Sprinkle Amy Spross .lonelle Sreelby Ty Stence Louro Stetson Seon Stevens Christie Stevenson Comden Stone Mike Stronge Melisso Stringer Kevin Stoud Vicky Sweeney Toni Toylor Joey Thomos Le Anno Throsh Sondro Tiller 'Q' 'K www X ...k 'L xg? W? an Q , I9 Robert Toileneor Scott Trornmeli Kevin Tubb Drod Voughon Stephen Voughon Denise Vick Alisho Vincent Yvonne Wolloce Robert Word Cindy Wough Rhondo Wough Liso Weeks Chris West Christy Whiteley Kim Whittle Croig Willioms Dee Williorns Stocie Willioms Brion Winkiernon Mike Winters Soroh Wonders Brod Wood Shelby Wynn Dovid Young h L c business stoff L n Thompson, on the other hond, doesn't look too hoppy. Cindy Diesposti ond Becky Littlejohn reoliy oppeor to enjoy their work on t e ego y . y X 5 Q53 ?Sl5w9fLRy, NME? Qsyyijpv SSJOLQVQSJ AU f 1ff2XQxi'fiwsM T Xmkggvuv ' Y ' 0 , Qbsggf QVXIXQQAOQR' GX EAJQQQV A P swigfv My gy gif Hs QQQQPMQQJJ Qfibg yguxggg Q .k,T F Q -6,35gQf? I A X GSL I , Q V ,f YXBEBQQXQQXX Gy R 57 X 11 L f Q I I f f - fxxj -XY 3 5 A , , Lf 192.1225 . Thor Don Johnson look! .gr 1 . ti 9 J Diet Coke ond coke? Whor o woy to control your weight! i 1986 Freshman Closs Freshmen Closs Officers Chad Adams Mashelle Addington Micheal Adkins Matt Albright Sharon Alexanda Kris Allen Stacy Allen Michelle Anderson Randy Anderson Stephanie Anderson Tommy Anderson Stewart Baker Jeff Baker Kelly Barksdale David Barretl Laura Barth Heather Basham Breford Bates Tracie Beaurline Jeremy Beavers Jennifer Beckham Maria Behrens Lori Belcher Byron Bennett Myron Bennett Dale Benton Dillard Berry Kathy Berry Chad Black Shelly Blackburn David Blankenship Jeremy Blankenship John Bolden Jason Bonnette Richard Booth Philip Bosselman Cassundra Boswell Angelique Bouton Jeff Bow Robert Bowyer Bryan Boyd Bobby Brandon Perry Brannon Sloane Brewer Jeff Bridwell Alisha Briggs Robert Briggs Kyle Brock Jason Browne George Brunson Keri Byers Amy Buray Lori Butler Ron Caldwelb Gino Campos Steve Campbell Keith Cantrele Sheri Cardella Paul Carline Laura Carmack Tony Carpenter Cherie Carr Sean Carter Stephanie Carter Lori Cartwright Christine Cavanagh Micheal Cave Raymond Cervantes Basara Chandler Charleen Cherry Leanne Chubble Brenda Cianl Rhonda Clark Tara Clendenin Krista Calasacco Delee Conaway Cory Compton Charity Conely Heather Cook Kim Coalston Carolyn Corbell Stacye Corley Melody Cotton Christian Couch Lisa Cox Mark Cox Meredith Craneford Jeffrey Crocker Todd Crocker Tera Crook Laura Crumpley Jennifer Culbreth Shane Culp Angie Cummings Thomas Cunningham Chris Curd Tina Curry Kristy Davenport Dawn Davio Jon Davis Mike Davis Christy Dawes Robert Dawson Hector Deieon Allyson Denney Annette Dennis Rose Deutsch Chris Dever Justin Dill Callie Dixon Mark Dixon Tommy Dobson Rick Daughten David Douglas Dustin Duplochain Heather Duren Tina Eads Leslie Eagan John Easley Deana Elliot Eddie Etmus Garrett Evans Leslie Evans Susan Fairweather Holly Fannin Joanne Farr Christine Farrar Angela Faughn Jennifer Ferris Koren Ficklen Amy Fields Gory Fischer Lee Flonnery Shown Flon Cothy Flori John Foley Kim Frozier Tino Frozier Stocey Gole Richord Gorcio Jeff Gorrison Angie Gener Borry Gill Reneo Godby Bloke Goff Allison Green Shone Green Tino Green Allen Grice Rod Grimes Angelo Grizzle Stephonie Homilton Stoci Hono Scott Honsen Kelly Hores Leonne Hormon Alisho Horris Dorrin Horsch Bobby Hortline Angelo Hortmon Joseph Horvey Joson Hotch Clorisse Houf Michelle Howkins Sheri Howkins Curt Hovs Jeff Hozelwood Jennifer Hozelwood Sheryl Heoly Robin Herbert Down Hefner Kelli Henderson Greto Hendrick Jennifer Henson Monny Hernondo I. Herreo Gory Herring Juliono Hewitt Kim Higgins Potricio Higgins Steve Higginbothom Kothy Highlond John Hill Jimmy Hitt Gerold Hook Chris House Jodi Howell Billy Huddleston Chod Hunter Gi Hunter John Hronicky Kim lrby v-N, 'R ,W Time out .-.v-., 41 r was I 1 2,7 f V' m 'i' in Sherri, Toni, ond Kelly woit their turn for cheerleader tryouts. Myron Bennett ond John Ambrose . . . freshmen, Need we soy more-Pl Here is the typicol freshman srudly look. Sandy Jackson Yolonda Jackson Jeff Cammaon Tommy Jenkins Tracey Jennings Joi Jones Kathy Jones Sreffani Jones Amy Johnson Harold Johnson Jeff Johnson Shane Johnson Stacy Johnson Stephanie Johnson Tonya Jones Shelly Jorrey John Karlovish Angela Keffer Bart Kellum Kathryn Kelly Kala Kelso Christine Keeple Sherri Kerr David Kllwoy Amber Klng Jennifer Knudson Wesley Kote Drodey Kurth Craig Lone Shannon Lone Cloudy Lanson Christy Laurence Vonessa Lawson Chrls Lee Stephonie Leger Jeff Lemmons Mark Levitsky Rex Lewis Stacia Llnley Becky Little Edwln Llvlngton Karrl Loftln Christina Long Jason Lowe Noel Lucky Jeff Lumsden Shello Molotla Kim Marshall Karen Matthews Danny Maynard Amy Moys Sharon Melby Jeff Merllatl Karra Merrltt Ross Mesqulta Shawn Mllon Tlna Miley Kenny Mlller Mott Mlller Sherry Mlller Kevin Mills Deanna Milo Shannon Mlkles 12? X1 Jill Mikus Michelle Mitchell Seren Montgomery Brondon Moore Michelle Moore Mitzi Moore Suson Moore Stephonie Morgon Morsholl Morris Kemper Morrow Don Mullins Tomro McAfee Merideth McCollum Deonno McColl Morcie McCorter Nicole McCorty Scott McCoy Mork McComock Misty McCrory Shown McCreory Johnny McEntee Cormel McGee Toro Noll Jessico Neol Michelle New Hunter Newmon Angelino Nichols Brion Nichols Gregory Odom Melody Ortega Tereso Osborng Lonce Ott Rod Owens Regino Pordes John Porsons Jennifer Portoin Kim Potrick Leslie Potterson Aoron Pouiico Stocey Pendleton Julie Peppel Michoel Perkins Todd Perry Shero Peters Chris Peterson Amy Phillips Corlolyn Pierce Donno Pierce Roger Pierce Dennis Pinoroz Clinton Pittmon Joson Pitts Melisso Plumlee Emmy Poe Ellzobeth Powell Tommy Preston Erico Stevenson Chorles Stiles Joson Stilwell Jerry Strown Stocy Stringer Nicole St. Amont Billie Stuby N Wendy Tohbonemoh Billy Prutchett Billy Pryor Matt Pryor Tina Rabinowitz Chris Raines Jodi Ramsey Jennifer Raney Larry Ravelo Jason Reaves Mickey Redman Denounicia Redwine Kristina Reed Jay Reeves Larry Reid Tammy Reneau Richard Reves Vance Rhea Daman Richey Rhonda Rivera Huu Tai Roberts Tina Robbins Paula Robbinsan Tonya Robertson Teresa Rooney Arrington Ross Heath Ross Greg Rowan Bill Rowe David Rust Jennifer Sams Sandi Samford Kristi Sampson Jana Sanders Scott Sariay Mark Sawyer Valarie Schaner Karen Schulze Stephen Scott Chris Sealey Nancy Senderling Toni Serrechia Byron Session Melissa Shankman Beverly Shaw Stephanie Sherrill Tabitha Sherrill Kevin Shindoll Melanie Skinner Danny Siodwick Barbara Smalling James Smallwood Amanda Smith Andrea Smith Forrest Smith Kevin Smith Shane Smith Tonya Smith Teapin Sovull Steve Starrett Debroah Sparkman Shannon Spellman Kelli Spencer Teresa Spivey Paul Springfield 'Q' -4? Ruby Toylor Trocy Toylor Chod Tedrowe Anitho Thomos Alicio Thompson Christy Thompson John Thompson Jonet Todd Wes Tolle Nosh Tony Jon Toth Toni Trexler Jill Trimble Koren Tubbs Kosey Tucker Liso Twohig Chod Vlosok Chris Underwood Poul Vorgos Michoel Vick Brion Wolloce Jomes Wolloce Perry Wolloce Todd Wolloce Edword Worren Jennifer Weotherford Cheryl Webb Liso Webb Michoel Webb Sheri Webb Greg Weitzmon Wendy Welchel Vicki Whelm Treci White Tonyo Wilhite Joneen Willioms Jennifer Wills Troy Winkler Jeloine Wisemon Jomes Wood Botorio Wresteler Condy Yow Brion Younger Korole Young Vickie Young Trocy Zellner Justin Zurlo 'Row Gnu A ,, 5119-urns spur and- ' lffwnfnnlnvnidwanuwlvgn-,mai ,Ulu GN' wnywgm silk -ne-:ma -op. N Some like to lrsrem while others dence to the music ? 1 fxhxm 11 1. Nt- ,A '-1-.. Y' Slom down thot pizza! ,EU Katie Borner gets o lirrle sun. Friends. STUDENTS OF THE MONTH Qualifying for the honor of being call- ed student ofthe month is a difficult but rewarding task. Many different qualifica- tions are required. For example for a student to be chosen he must have ex- cellent leadership skills, good grades and an outgoing personality. Those who received this honor for Rotary Club were Cheryl Brock, Kellie Dunn, Don Gardenr, Jason Lindhorst, Larry Murray, Kim Parsons, Gino Tisdale, Michelle Willis and Kris Yoder For the Lakeside Rotary Club, the students were Brian Pinkston, Kim Young, Chris Johnson, Mark Johnson Scott Sykes, Cindy Hennessey, Kevin Raines, Sherrie Arey, Julie Brown, Mike McCauley, Jana Brown, Danny Giles, Stacey Miller, Kelly Cotton, Saleem Virani, Tim Allmann, Richard Barajas and Lisa Flori. The Noon Exchange students of the month were Jana Flannery, Woody Leath, James McNair and Tana Thames. Sherrie Arey Lakeside Rotary student of the month Brian Pinkston fl-I' Y. .,,. -PT -A V A S+ -, K ' -'Q-,xiii - ,,, --..' J. . Cindy Hennessey l Julie Brown Scott Sykes Kevin Raines Mike McCauley Don Gardner Michelle Willis Lorry Murroy Cheryl Brock AR, DQDQ 6 .. . .. fi. Jw . ,S Kris Yoder Joson Llndhorsr 4- Kim Porsons Kellie Dunn , Ml, 'Rohn' Gino Tisdole Kim Young Chris Johnson Morls Johnson Jono Brown V arf Donny Giles Srocey Miller Kelly Corron Tim Allmonn Richard Borojos - 1 . f - 1 - W X .X I :Q if k Q K W W :S x .A F- Q -. K 5.1 -Tf:--2 -' 2 ' 'N ' ' IQ .N K k Liso Flori Jeno Flannery Woody Leorh Jomes McNair Tomo Themes FACULTY 127 ji Adminisrrorion 'W' s f. ,Q . fi. , I S: -'A Dr, Jill Shugort, Superintendent X .wi ,W E Dr. Deboroh Bryont Assistont Superintendent Dr. Robert Sewell, Assistont Superintendent Gory Reeves, Morvin Roden, Assistont Superintendent Assistont Superintendent -'tha School Members, 1st row: M, D. Willioms IV QV, Presidentp, Sydno Gordon Cpresidentj, Don Hollensheod CSecretoryj. 2nd Row: Jim Burns, Cosh Birdwell, Horris Hill, Mike Cloud. . ,, , ,M . -MM -H '- ...rv Andy Cole-mon, Principol ,D Q'- Dr. JoAnn Brooks, GOYY Rehm, Aggigrom Principal Assisronr Principol W V o...,,,, ooo Y Vw '-.mhib Robert Thompson, Assisronr Primcipol E XX F Mike Anderson: Social Studiesf Coach Shary Anderson: Biology llonlsa Banister: Spanish Glenn Banks: Science Michael Bennett. Reassignment Room Denise Berwald: French Kenneth Bishop: Science Ronald Boruff: Math Jackie Brown: Business Drerho Burris: Social Studie-sfStudent Council Barbara Caldwell: English, French Susan Carroll: Businessfiv Drill Tearn af faq Q .vi -ff'-Nqr Q 3 X 1 --- SS f ggi! - .--...W Principal Andy Coleman assists Holly Springer with some newspaper business is W 'P-X N 'f-W'-his i J . Q ' K k'f-aww Q' lx 'v-Q .L ' T Lsv You've got 2 seconds to rhrow rhor sucker in the rroshl' soys Roxanne Jensen. Jock Corlerr: EnglishfCooch l-lorlene Cowyer- O EA. Ma,Gf,,s Lindo Chosok Arrendonce Suson Croig CBSE Q ..- Leo Anne DeVego: Gern'ionfEnglislw Glodys Dickey: Business fa Koren Dobson: Homemolsing CF-7' Russell Donhom Sociol SrudiesfCoocn Nornwo Dorsey: Social Studies Julie Driscoll: Business Liz Driver: English ' Dorlene Ewell: Counselor Fronces Former' Sociol Srudies Por Former- Nurse Joe Ferrell- MornfCooch Joyce Ferrell: Secretory Berry Foster. Secretory Mindy Fosrer Morhemorics Vsrginio Fulrz: English K JoAnne Gorrison Business Aide 'fer .loner Grohom: Regisrror Dovid Gronberry- Morine Engine Repair Molly Gronrg EnglishfReodingfPublicorions Sneilo Greebon: Englishflleoding QM 3 'H 'vr 417 CX 4' 4' . il Mork Royshell before rhe hoircur , . A A A ond Qfrer, i Potty Hoos: English Borboro Hoden: English Vicki Horvey: LorinjEnglish Lorerro Hoskell: Libror ion 'Q' is -1.- 2 Hove you eve r seen the cofeterio look en rl:-nv' Alton Hill: Sociol Studies June Hill: Counselor Movis Hill: Arrendonce Shoron Hodges: English vi,- 5 fCooch Donno Hoffrnonz Sociol Studies Porricio Howord- English Evelyn l-lunrer1SciencefCooch Christi Beclserg Busine-ssfCooch Cheryl Jocobs: Business Roxonne Jensen: PEfHeolthjJV Drill Teom Aniio Johnson: English Noncy Johnson: Speciol Ed. George Jones' Bond Richord Jones Welding Mork LeMosrer: Sociol Studies Mork Lipscomb EnglishfCooch .WN X I :MQ We wk This is the 1966 Lolseview Cofererio Stoff Mrs. De-Vega displays the latest in maternity wear, Mrs. Corroil says that typing is no laughing matter! Q ' JIS James Mangan: Waodshop Judy McBride: Math Linda McKay: V.O.E. Jane Merritt: Library Aidef5tudy Hall Peggy Miilerg MR. Aide Jan Minx: Wicat Systems Mgr. Monty Montgomeryg Health, Trainer Kevin Muenz: PEfCaach X Glenna Newkirk: EnglishflaurnalismfPublicorions Ruth Newhouseg Marh Denise Ousley: English Ann Parsons: Business Jennifer Porvin: Resource Elizabeth Pizzirolo: Cl35EfSociaI Studies Sheila Platter: HECE Gail Price: Social Srudies A ve s -1:69 ' .-,.- rv Y' if .v,.Qw ' 'M +1 gal shut!!-was-wr ilkwwswm Mr, Coleman and Dr. Brooks enjoy the sun ar the Special Olympics. clit Miss Newkirk shows frustrotion in trying to get her stoff to work. 4 ,, A . s-G53 we 9 3' V -qv ,sil- md' ix W Ki. Everybody smile for the funn the comero. Lindo Price: Librorion Ruth Pollordp Teocher Aide Dorothy Powell: Bookkeeper led Reed: Sociol Studies Phyllis Roberts: Moth Shoron Rogers: Art Williom Roton: Auto Mechonics Cloire Roustonz VOE Judy Ryols: Reossignment Aide Juonito Socco: HECE Pom Soms: Science Pomelo Schmidtg Resource 392 - el y lody with Floyd Self' VAC l1ooertShelton. PEfCoach Betty Spence. Secretary Ann Starks- Counselor William Stewart Attendance Administrator Betty Stilwell Teacher Aide Kim Stinson Speechfllrama Linda Strosberg, Business Presley Swagerty Marhfflaach Patricia Thomas Science Linda Thompson Dora Clerlr Marradell Travis llomemalsing Leila Turner Science, Coach Van Venable Counselor Robert Wade Social Stadiesifoach Michael Wheeler Social Studies 'Coach 4 x R ,I ,X Mrs. Driver contemplates whether or not she should leave her mischievous senior English class, , Mr. Reed looks up from his busy work to greet Q student. Cooch Anderson tokes time to help build spirit ot o pep rollv. bw ',,,-- u- ,,,,.fd,,f , , 'V Y Q V 1 i'i1 Dr, Mudely spends o few hours preporing one of his killer exorns. CDRGANIZATIONS 141 42 Student Council Student Council, under the direction of Dretho Burris, wos busy os usuol this yeor. SADD, Students Agoinst Driving Drunk, distributed controcts for life be- tween porents ond students, ond other committees sponsored mony other octivities. Student Council orgonized, decoroted ond cleoned up ofter Homecoming ond Legocy. Without this vitol group, mony events would DOT be possible. We owe our thonlss to the individuols of Student Council who freely donoted their time for the good of the school ond its people. Jon'-es Cogle ond his new friend hod o gre-or time wotchtng the iootbcill gorge ,v- Jl ,....... C- ' Low Myra, ofio r m Lfegg coilec' mone, lo' student D sc1,,'ng'eg srtorfo ?R W r.4........ :ruoenr Council me-nnoers tools tickets or specrol ossemblies such os Kompto s slide show presentotion The Pr innunliiwnnnun -.r 4 1..n-ulii-an Q G39 9 , Qy , , m,b 966090 5 it Ng' Student council members were: Bryan Theis, Julie Garrison, Melissa Carlock, Jana Flannery, Kelly Cotten, Stacey Miller, Jule Brown, Kim Young, Tina Gonzalez, Cheryl Brock, Tracy Greer, Melody Cotten, Wendi Wilburn, Carol Nichols, Tammy Sewell, Tanuja Bhatt, Gina Tisdale, Kris Yoder, Scott Sykes, Jason Lindhorst, Mike Self, Saleem Vironi, Kevin Raines, Larry Murray, Tana Thames, Janet Brown, Jennifer Smith, Melissa Axton, Sherry Miller, Karole Young, Dretha Burris Csponsorj, Yvonne Bingham, Michelle Willis, Jolie Coker, Elizabeth Desilva, Valerie Cooper, Sharon Spivey, Charlene Fern, Cathie Wilcox, Stacy Kollmansberger, Cindy Hennesy, Jesika Franks, Moriselo Reyes, Lisa Buchanan, Carole Perkins, Michelle Odonnel, Robin Futltz, Kelly Ivey, Wendy Smith, Kim Skinner, Kelly Roberts, Meagan Swaithes, Angela Schnur, Kerry Merritt, Amy Thompson, Michelle Martin, Sean Carter, Tina Niemyer, Melanie Darnell, Melody Sprinkle, Richard ll-rajas, James Miller, James Cagel, Matt Dann, David Pinkston, Edward Hagens, David Winkleman, Matt Alexander, Danny Giles, Chris Hunt. X S A125115 Z me I Julie Garrison prepares the calendar ol upcoming events Minute Men Minutemen, sponsored by led Reed, helped Lolseview estoblish school spirit ond promote Potriot Pride in the student body. During the summer of 1985, the Minute Men sold ods for the bocls of stodium cushions which were given owoy during the school yeor. During the Awords Doy Assembly, in- dividuol members were presented with owords, Morls Johnson, Coptoin, wos one of the members chosen to be o recipient of one of these owords. Minute Men did o fine job represen- ting Lolseview ond helped to molse Potriot Pride the woy it should be, Soleem ond Greg ore supposed to be getting reody for the pep rolly 1st rows Mike Self, Steven Sneider, Joe Groziono, Roy Wolloce 2nd row: Mork Johnson, Gregg Bobb, Saleem Vironi, Joson Lindhorst, Donny Giles, Roy Wolloce, dressed os the Potriot, joins other Minute Men os they prepore to begin the Homecoming preegome Varsity Cheerleader Sponsored by Gladys Dickey Varsity Cheerleaders received most of their recognition for their appearances at sporting events, but their duties extended beyond that. ln May, the Cheerleaders attended the Garland Cheerleading Clinic and came away with both Superior ribbons and a Spirit Stick. Later, they attended the Houston University Camp where they again were awarded Superior ribbons every day and the Spirit Stick for the week, The Cheerleaders were also nominated for the Award of Excellence and after making the finals, eventually were placed first runner-up. Individually, Junior Mary Meyer and Senior Wendy Whadley were nominated for All American Cheerleader. Besides attending these clinics, the Varsity Cheerleaders taught a very successful cheerleading clinic for girls under the Qth grade level. The Cheerleaders also helped to build Varsity Cheerleaders Mary Meyer and Suzi Neilon discuss the action on the field. school spirit and sportsmanship. They hung spirit signs, cheered at pep rallies, and helped boost the football players' morale by decorating the locker room and baking for them. The girls helped strengthen bonds between schools by taking cookies to other cheerleading groups. v if S. Junior Mary Meyer takes the football games very seriously The Varsity Cheerleaders areg left - Suzi Neilon, Melissa Carlock, Wendy Wilburn, Sonya Suarez, and Mary Meyer. right, Jana Brown, Kim Christian, Mar- tha Johrison, Wendi Whadley, and Kim Young. J.V. and Freshman Cheerleaders Cheerleaders have always been thought of as major spirit raisers in the school. This year the Freshman and J.V, squads upheld this expectation. Both squads cheered at pep rallies. ln addi- tion, they participated in the Orientation pep rally, football and I baslsetball games and the Labor Day Parade. The girls also did many other spirit building activities such as hanging posters in the cafeteria and main hallways. These cheerleaders help show the close friend- ships formed, as LL S- .-, I ' .l f X ui il 1 LGB? 'Q 14 LCH5 JV cheerleaders were: Robin Shoddlx, Jennifer l-lood, Choni Clark, Lisa Cooke, Lori Brassfeild, Kelly Gilmore, Elizabeth Powell, Melanie Lemmon and Qsponsorj Gladys Dickey l Hanging spirit posters wasjust one ofthe duties the cheerleaders performed. Members of the Freshmen Gold squod werez Srefoni Morgon, Korhy Highlond,Jen- nifer Weorherford, Stephoni Homilron, Jesico Neil, ond Sherri Cordello. Krisri Dovenporr rokes time our of her busy schedule ro smile for the comero. ,x i ,Jf'.2' J J.V, cheerleoders helped ro welcome newcomers or rhe Orienrorion pep rolly Freshmon blue squod wos- Christi Dovenporf, Jennifer Roney, Srocye Corrley, Kim Porricls, Emmy Poe, ond Cormel Megee. Sweetheorts The vorsity drill teom's yeor octuolly begon during the 1984-85 school yeor with officer, squod leoder, ond line tryouts, followed by spring gome ond summer comp. Besides spring ond sum- mer proctices, the Sweetheorts worked before ond ofter school leorning ond perfecting routines for holf-time perfor- monces ot footboll gomes. Other performonces this yeor includ- ed o senior ond officer pep rolly, bosket- boll gomes ond o speciol onniversory celebrotion in honor of both Lokeview ond the Sweetheort's ten yeor onniversory. K ,, 'xi H233 JSIQQ-f M C , sg W .i , , f X ggi-wk '32 Y 3 N 'R W 1 I m lk, f fi' X ' ' V, Sweetheort officers were Cleft - rightj Robyn Smith, Brooke Burnett, Melonie Cooper, DeeDee Boiley Julie Gose, Alesio Reynolds, ond Pom Boker, ,cn 2' ,,-. -'K 2 4 f' ,. ff -W fl fr--' The Sweetheorts were Qfront row left to rightj Kellie Brown, Robyn Smith, Brooke Burnett, Melonie Cooper, DeeDee Boiley, Julie Gose, Alesio Reynolds Pom Boker Qsecond rowj Roso Reyes, Michelle Smith, Kim Hollond, Tino Niemeyer, Rhondo Redmon, Michelle Willioms, Rhondo Wough, Jonet Green, ond Coriso Niemeyer Qthird rowj Christi Hoines, Mindy Smith, Cheryl Dunnington, Kristo Reoves, Christi Billingsly, Shonnon French, Corole Perkins, Jeon Vosquez, Cindy Wough ffourth rowj Michelle Cooke, Kehrin i-limes, Tori Trettler, Cristi Akin, Shoron Stell, Jolie Coker, Tommy Brennon, Jennifer McCommos, Whitney, Jones, Cfifth rowj Sheri DiEsposti Renee Throsher, Rebecco Duggon, Renee McGuire, Robin Culbreth, Jenny Zucker, Emily Senderling, Gretchon Upton, Julie Richordson, Qsixth rowj Pom Berggren Shonnon Dovenport, Melisso Coheo, Becky Borto, Michelle Sowyer, Moniko Coprivo, Shelio Brodley, Priscilla Esquivel, Cristi Plumlee, Qseyenth rowj Kristen Kelley Hoi ly Springer, Trocy Doniels, Liso Sorbet, Normo Poige, Kim Whittle, Jomie Skidmore, Shonnon Donte, ond Michelle Power, Sweetheart squad leaders were QFront row Left - rightj Carole Perkins, fsecond rowj Cheryl Dunnington, Kehrin Himes, Rebecca Duggan, and Melissa Sweethearts end another flawless performance. 2.9 S s. Members chosen to Who's Who and All American Drill Team were Qleft - rightj Julie Gose CWha's Whoj, Robyn Smith, Pam Baker, and Melissa Cahea qAlI Americanj. ps-as Jean Vasquez, Janet Green, Cohea. Managers for the Sweethearts were Cfront rowj Carisa Nieneyer, Second YOWD Cristi Haines, Michelle Cooke, Rosa Reyes, Qthird rowj Sheri DlEspasri, Kellie Drawn, Pam Berggren, and Kristen Kelley WMWW 4 yi ,, , awmf' ,,,, V 'f J , r 'W The line entertained the audience at their Anniversary Celebration with a jazz routine to Controversy, I Q l W., 6' if fi if ,es K ww e we A Lieur, Brooke Burnerr woirs porienrly for rhe foor- boll gorne ro begin venous:-um' e, wi ' B iaauxfx w-we l ee, X annum Sweerheorrs develop close ond losring friendships like thot of Rhondo Wougl ond Michelle W' ' illioms. fum Even in rhe coldest weorher rhe Sweerheorrs supported their reom, Liberty Dolls Liberty Dolls mode their debut ot Freshmon Orientotion pep rolly in lote August. September 1, the teom joined mony other groups in the long morch through downtown Gorlond for the Lobor Doy Porode. The line performed ot oll in-town JV footboll gomes ond cheered the Vorsity teom ot pep rollies ond in-town footboll gomes. Holloween, the Liberty Dolls performed o speciol routine to Stroy Cot Strut. Homecoming is o very speciol occosion ond the Liberty Dolls helped to moke the event extro speciol. Pregome, the Liberty Dolls, Sweetheorts, ond bond odded floir to the ceremonies. At holftime, the line oided the bond in wishing Lokeview hoppy 10th Birthdoy. Liberty Dolls ottended two competitions during the yeor, ln December, they received o Sweepstolses trophy ot the Denton Competition. Ammie Smith ond Kellie Horris received speciol recognition ot this competition. In Jonuory, they received o first division roting ot Movericls Competition. This yeor, Roxonn Jenson become the new Liber- ty Doll director I . r ati' at Liberty Dolls officers were Ccoptoinj Ammie Smith, Clieutsj Nicki Miller, Jennifer Kirby, Joonn Forr, ond Kellie Horris. 9- NP .--4 ' Jr' ,... Romono Kortwright concentrotes on leorning o hond routine for pep rollies. 151 Q 1 3 Liberty Doll Squod Leoders were: Romono Cortwright, Christi Shreve, .luliono Hewitt, Leighonn Doyison, ond Two Liberty Dolls tolse time out to discuss the Iotest Stocio Linley. gossip The Liberty Dolls leorn thot like everything else, routines ore leorned throguh troil ond error. 12:45, 'fini ' z.wgi,1m. ,, iz:-:rl The Liberty Dolls stond or otterition during o pep rolly ,psf Lieut. Nicki Miller shows the line the proper techni- Jody Howell reolly enjoys pep rollies. que for o position. W iv ., if xo The 1965-86 Liberty Dolls were: Leighonn Dovison, Christie Shreve, Nikki Miller, Kelly Horris, Ammie Smith, Jennifer Kirby, Joonne Forr, Stocio Linley, Juliono Hewitt, Romono Corrwright, Tino Eods, Korole Young, Stephonie Anderson, Louro Corrnock, Kris Allen, Kelly Borksdole, Kelly Henderson, Debbie Sporkmon, Korhy Lucos, Christon Couch, Melisso Romey, Solone Brewer, Troci White, Shonnon Kush, Stocy Gole, Vicki Sweney, Koihern Kelly, Jodie Howell, Stephonie Jones, Poulo Morsolick, Christi Cherry, Jennifer Culbreth, Kim Frozier, Shonnon Mikles, Amy Moys, Stocy Boiley, Beverly Show, Stephonie Ledger, Melisso Molone, Leighonn Throsh, Kristi Foils, Melonie Skinner, Liso Weeks, Jennifer Henson, Tornrny Reneou, Koren Fickin, Lori Cortwright. Bond Mony events thot occur build school spirit ond pride. Whot nnokes these events so exciting? Cheerleoders, drill teorns, ond footboll ployers coused some excitement, but where would they hoye been without the bond? Lokeview Centenniols bond hos olwoys been port of the pride surrounding the school, ond the 1985-86 yeor wos no exception ln oddition to performing or footboll gornes ond pep rollies the bond competed in contests both in Texos ond owoy At eoch contest, the bond wolked Qor should we soy rnorched7j owoy with superior rotings Hornecorning, the bond led the Sweetheorts, Liberty Dolls, ond other groups in wishing Lokeyiew hoppy birthdoy in o speciol holftinne perforrnonce. ww' H-5' N ml' trio 2 xx ...ms -Y.. --M, . f ,-. 'V nuqxm ffm . ggs., , t , c Stephonie Godby shows the perctsron thot is necessofy ro be o rnennber ot the flog corps is , It Percussionisrs keep the rhythrn both on ond off the field Drunn Motors Liso Buchono ond Cory Wilkenson keep perfect tlrning os they direct the holttirhe SVWOW t HOME OF f CH PATRIOT PRI Uk! Members of the Patriot band were: Shannon Spillman, Danielle Jenkins, Amy Butgy, Heather Cook, Angela Austin, Leslie Patterson, Tina Green, Jennifer Ferris, Tina Robinowitz, Jennifer Partain, Vikki Franklin, Jeanine Moore, Wendy Welchel, Angelina Nichols, Johnny McEntee, Laura Barth, James Fair, Chris Underwood, Jeff Johnson, Chris Raines, Spencer Block, Jeff Garrison, Lance Ftiedemann, Donnie Wiggins, Cecilia Dease, Chris Sealey, Lisa Kelley, Heather Duran, Shawn Milam, Chad Vlasak, James Smallwood, Kevin Smith, Scott Boin, Chad Litetsky, Greg Hudspeth, Greg Odom, Lance Ott, Ramiro Martinez, Kathy Ptyzborowski, April Dax, Julie Hud- Lon, Pam Johnson, Carolina Songuino, Machelle Addington, Cathy Flori, Kasey Tucker, Stephanie Godby, Lisa Ramirez, Ross Mesquito, Pam Pettigrew, Shannon Mcl3eth, Kim Conaway, Roma Patel, Jamie Dove, John Sarlay, Benji Ramirez, Jill Trimble, Stasia, Stowe, Edwin Livingston, Sean Stevens, Marshall Morris, Bashara Chandler, Michelle Lang, Keith Walker, Chris Luton, Michael Cave, Randy Anderson, Steven Cammpbell, Bill Rowe, David Barrett, Kevin McMullin, Trey Lang, An- hony Williams, Chris House, Glenn Pagaduan, Steven Lewis, Matt Lain, Alisha Harris, Brian Folks, Philip Ruglin, Joseph Harvey, David Walthers, Garrett Evans, Jason owe, Rosa Martinez, Amy Wilson, Marla Wegley, Tony Thayer, Kimberly Skinner, Michelle Willis, Lauren Monaghan, Lisa Flori, Shannon Scott, Amy Senato, Stacy Ball, Missy Floyd, Kelly Roberts, Chris Lee, Nichole St. Amont, Amy Thompson, Gina Cortez, Michelle Martin, Dwayne Herring, Tracy Greer, Kim Roberts, Sean Carter, Stephen Vaughan, Chris Hunt, Titfaney Mai, Max Miler, Don Gardner, Lisa Buchanan, Kevin Barth, Greg Mitchell, Daniel Lim, Shelley Jottey, Tai Roberts, Kevin Bain Ed- die Etmus, Jason Jones, Ray Compton, Debbie Mandat, Cary Wilkinson, Kristy Hardick, Eric Bowyer, James McNair, Yvette Herring, James Wallace, David Winkleman, Keith Anderson, Brian Winkleman, Brian Whitney, Batty Gill, Timothy Allmann, Robert Platter, Stacy Shermon, James Lankford, Thomas Cunningham, and Brent Dannen. f 9 3 Ei During o sroge performance Greg Mirchell ond Jornes McNair perform 0 duet The bond finishes their performance in o stunning formorion, The flog corps mode 0 speciol oppeoronce during the Orienrorion pep rolly 9 4lr 9 Z J i N 41, Jomes McNoir odds just the right touch with his trombone during o footboll performance, Greg Mitchell ond Dohiel Lim perform o soio ot the bonds holftime show 1 Junior Debbie Momdot shows the crowd why she is first choir French hom. Freedom Freedom consisted of select members from A Coppello Choir. The members porticipoted in mony different octivities throughout the yeor including Homecoming, Legocy, Aword's Doy, ond o spring show. They olso performed for different businesses ond orgonizo- tions including Medicol City Hospitol, Friendship Center, Lokeside Rotory, Beover Elementory, O'Bonion, Bronden- burg, Coldwell Elementory ond mony others. Under the direction of Morty White, the sixteen member group hos estoblished on excellent reputotion omong citizens of Gorlond ond Rowlett. 2 Tommy Brennon ond Mott Donn contribute their port to moke Legocy o big success. Freedom - kneeling, Kristy Hordicls, Kim Young, Cosey Pytericls, Poul George, Chod Donihoo, Jessico Fronks Stonding, Mott Donn, Geoff Council, Julie Bornette, Lorry Murroy, Down Lewis, Donny Giles, Julie Brown, Scott Sykes, Mrs. White, Joson Lindhort, ond Tommy Brennon Freedom tokes time from their busy schedule to pose for o picture ot Chondlers Londing. Chorol Deportment A Coppello Choir, under the direction of Morty White, presented mony con- certs ond shows disploying their tolents ond obilities. Some of their performonces included o foll concert, Christmos concert ond Spring concert. The choir's two most importont performonces included the Coboret Dinner Show ond Groduotion, A Coppello porticipoted in vorious concerts during the school yeor. Besides competing in o LJ.l.L, contest, the choir troyeled to Noshville, Tennessee to compete in o contest. Freedom, mode severol oppeoronces ot speciol events. Members of the A Coppello choir were: Lesley King, Donny Giles, Cothie Wilcox, Croig Dunn, Kriston Kelley, Joson Lindhorst, Jon Sims, Victor Doris, Meegon Swoithes, Morty White Csponsorj, Jessilso Fronks, Liso West, Kristy Hordicls, Joycee Hoddix, Tonujo Bhott, Shelley l-lollowoy, Lorry Murroy, Stocy Thrift, Vicki Short, Richord Sonders, Kelly Boumon, Tommy Sewell, Wendy Smith, Scott Sykes, Geoff Council, Tommy Brennon, Rondo Ridley, Alon Corlton, Julie Bornert, Chrissy Robinette, Ricky Johnson, Down Lewis, Julie Brown, Mott Donn, Holly Robinette, Mike Winters, Jeonny Elders, Chris Ross, Michelle Willioms, Cosey Poterick, Kim Hollond, Lonce Brownley, Komden Flowers, Poul George, Kothy Dunn, Chod Donihoo, Amy Spross, Greg Council, Kim Young, ri I I ff-mrnmc fnn rouse rin:-rl fem l, 3 5 . gl. is B , -, Mixed Choir me-rnbersg Tiffonl Adlslson, Myron Boker, Heorher Boshem, Richord Booth, Eric Corrion, Joclxie Choncellor, Cory Compton, Mork Compron, Rose Deutsch, Doniel Flonogon, Jennifer Hozelwood, Sheryl Heoly, Monoliro l-lernodo .lohn Korlovich, Angelo Keffer, Kothryn Kelley, Rondo King, Jeff McNorr, Jill Milaus, Sherrey Miller, Jeff Moore, L' I M T N ll ' ' ' ' ' lse re OVIOH, oro o , Jesslco Noel, Aoron Poyllco, Angelo Poyllco, Steve Porson, Julie Peppel, Wesley Puckerr, Kris Reed, Tomrnv Reneou Rlchord Ross, Anirho Thornos, Leonn Throsh, Dennis Vials, Arny Worers Q , 'eh , t i , K, Womens Choir members: Sloone Brewer, Miclsie Brown, Piyowot Chotpolrok, Senio Crenshow, Tero Crook Suson Fciirweother, Kim Frozier, Kristie Gorrett, Nisso Grimes, Alisho Horris, Nicki Hortin, Sobrino Hiberd, Jodi Howell, Noel Lucky, Melisso Molone, Srephonie Moyo, .lulie Meeks, Shoron Melby, Melody Ortega, Robin Owens, Noncy Pulley, Kim Titchie, Sondro Tiller, Koren Tubbs, Kothy Wode, Yvonne Wolloce, Cheryl Webb, Treci White, Korole Young, Rhonclo Wough, Christy She-dd. Looding up for onother successful trip to U,l.L. I Q1 x N X . ' ,,.....,,......... - X A A .nf T48 1st Row: Mike Donphy, Robb Greebon, Tonyo Bhorr 2nd Row. Jornes Lonkford, Cindy Hennessey, Julie Gose, Koren Morrhews, Grd Row' Trocee Smith, Louro Foshee, Shoron Gronodo, Tino Curry, Deonno McColl. Arh Row Vicki Horvey Csponsorj, Krisrine Mocwirhey, Seon Foulkner, Yverre Herring, Liso Hurlburr. Lofin Club NA Brion Whitney, Julie Gose, Jomes Lonkford ond Robb Greebon pose before the clubs onnuol Roman Orgy nr Mngir Time Mochine. 'if' Q? QNX ,Pk J-. wr ,i Robb wonders when Ms. Horvey is going to hond over the solod thongs. A it t vs, ,vw-5 . svxxc , , gtk '04, tv 'W 'k , v D , s . s, 5 if '- , , ,Q , Q5 if Y 4 I Rondo Williams ond Corole Perkins mode o new friend in front of the Alomo. Sponish Club Sponish Club, sponsored by Lowrence Scott, begon the yeor with o member- ship drive. After members were recruited, the club begon moking plons for their trip to Son Antonio. A select group of students were chosen to repre- sent Lokeview ot the Son Antonio Ses- quicentenniol Fiesto. Along with the ex- citing experiences ond new friendships thot were mode the students represented Lokeview ond the city of Gorlond in o positive woy. Sponish Club members: fofficersj Bryon Doyle, Rondo Willioms, Roso Reyes, Celio Grissell, fnot picturedj At the Son Antonio Zoo, o few members dored to Michelle Long ond Corole Perkins. Also, Louronce Scott fsponsorj, Quy Dinh, Debbie Mondot, Michelle Mor- be different. tin, Seon Stevens, Alon Hurst, Chris Lee, Kim Skinner, Kerry Merritt, Moriselo Reyes. Germon Club Under the sponsorship of Leo Anne DeVego, the Germon Club hod on en- joyoble yeor. During the excitement of g' Mrs. DeVego's pregnoncy ond the or- Q I' Xb. rivol of Doniel Joseph Edword DeVego, ,,, L Dionne Koy took the reins of Mrs. DeVego's closses ond the Germon Club, Throughout the yeor the club hod severol octivities including the food Q -v tosting potty shown here. --ii -we Germon Club members toke time our from their food testing pOrTy ro pose for o group picture, Club members oppeor to enjoy eoch other's compony Tommy Lotimer found the food tosting potty full-filling 198087 Club president Drod Shelton gets his comero reody for the next club Oiitinn 's 1 i n I! ,,,, 1st Row: Suson Wilson, Moricelo Reyes, Tiffony Smith, Brod Shelton, Christine Forror, Corolino Sonquino. 2nd Row. Shero Peters, Cheryl Thomos, Allyson Denney, Donielle Hendon, Kosey Tucker, Melody Cotton, Robin Hebert, Christine Bonnette, Cynthio Fryor, Notolie Prince. Std Rowg Cloy l-lorrison, Jennifer Psenslow, Stocy Kollmonsberger, ,loye Christner, Sherry Clork, Tony Corpenter, Donielle Jenkins, Dorrell Sobodoch. French Club Bonjour! Do you hove o romontic spirit? Do you enjoy going to exciting ploces with interesting people? Hove you ever wonted to leorn the culture ond longuoge of new londs? Then French Club is for you. Sponsored by Denise Berwold, the club porticipcited in mony different oc- tivities during the yeor including the Neimon Morcus French Fortnight. They olso OTS dinner ot Le Louvre, on oreo French restouront. Mony of the club's octivities were educotionol os well os fun, such os when French exchonge student Morie Rey spoke to members obout her notive Country octivities. ir? ff I. French student Kevin Roines ottempts to sneok into closs lote while Mrs. Berwold is distrocted. i , A Publicarions l 'X F .,f 1' g. X , i l ry! 63 7 gl r Q l x. I 54 V - a D K 'X -ff,ia5f'n HW, ,, B X Legacy lsr raw: Cindy DiEsposri, Sabrina Richey, Michelle O'Donnell, Becky Lirrlejohn. 2nd row: Cyndi Gharis, Shelly Eledge, Tracy King, Carole Perkins, Ronda Williams, Rachel Gonzalez, Shannon, Yvonne Bingham. 3rd row: Kelly Ivey, Kamden Flowers, Gina Tisdale, Tamra Robinson, Bryan Doyle, Lisa Tilley, James Cagle, Scorr Vornberg, Teresa Fields, Brad Shelran. Where did everybody go? wonders Gharis ar deadline time. Cyndi Carole Perkins performs one of her many duties as copy ediror. X 11451-' Ace reporter Rondy Shutter looks like he is on the troil of onother big story. 1 W Sentinel 1st row: Potisho Pippins, Jockie Choncellor, Tony Dismuke, LoShowno Cox, Emily Senderl- ing, Holly Springer, Tomro Robinson, Dovid Allen, Tim Doxley. 2nd row: Mork Boker, Joy Sims, Borry Crisco, Kirk Topp, Randy Shutter, Jomes Miller, Shown Vonderpoel, Len Thompson. FCA 4'-' Fellowship of Chrition Athletes, spon- sored by Shoron Hodges ond Presley Swoggerty represents the Christion Athletes of our school. FCA ottended 'lf seyerol sporting events, such os FCA Night with the Moyericlssw ond FCA Night with the Sidelsiclssf' They ottend- ed the Cotton Bowl Breolsfost the morn- ing of New Yeors doy, occomponied by the cooches ond ployers of the lonuory 1 gome. Eorly in the yeor, the officers ottended o leodership conference. l The boys FCA members ore Bottom, John Losolle Kevin Adoms, Bory Wilson, Top: Doug York, Ed I-logins, Jeff Grimes, ond Sponsor, Cooch Swoggerty. A as dy Jiur Terk 'mfg' 'QQ at-YJ. s '1'5kL, 'x L I The Girls FCA members ore Liso Brown Amy Breeding, Melody Cotton, Shoron Gronodo, Michelle O'Donnell Second row, Tommy Lonsford, Stocy Miller, Miss Hodges Qsponsorj, Shonnon Browley, ond Kim Conowoy Lori Brossfeild hos Heother Duron shoking in her shoes during the ploy Night of Jonuory 1oth. Members of Thespions were: Holly Springer, Michelle Smith, Kosey Tucker, Mike Winters, Shoron Alexonder, Morionn Annelo, Scott Bone, Noncy Senderling, Heother Duron, Kothy Berry, Tomro Robinson, Toro Gorrett, Jeonne Shydes, Kim Stinson Qsponsorj, Bort McMurry, Tim Allmen, Jeff Beordsly, Kim Connowoy, Tommy Lotimer, and Cloy Borber. Thespions Thespions, sponsored by Kim Stinson, is o dedicoted group of individuols. Their tolents lie not only in octing, but olso in everything from lighting to set design. This yeor wos busy for the Thespions, They performed the ploy Night of Jonuory 1oth, o one oct ploy for U.l.L., in o speciol performonce for porents ond students. Thespions ore probobly known best for their chorismotic personolities ond chorming wit, but they olso should be recognized for the hours of hard work they put in to entertoin us. Acodemic Decotholon Of oli the orgonizotions ot Lokeview, Acodemic Decothlon is one of the more dedicoted ond hord working. From the beginning of the yeor, the teom hos worked continuous long hours in study session Their hord work finoily poid off when the teom ottended Super Quiz ot Berkner High School where they com- peted with schools in the Dollos oreo. As usuol, the teom did on outstonding job representing ocodemics ot Lokeview, 5 fs Poul Heodon finishes his port of the competition ond returns with confidence. Q29 Teom supporters, including cooch Lindo Price, wotch os the teom's preporotion to the test .mc LX Teom members worked long hours to prepore for the Super Quiz competition, 1st row: Poui Heoden, Chris Hunt, Kerry Merritt, Jennifer Sm Sheldon Vickers, Brion Winklemon, Sherry Ciork Qnot picturedj 555' R ith. 2nd row: Gail Price Ccoochj, Jomes Miller Close Up A select group of eight students spent their Spring Breok in Woshington, D.C. These students known os CLOSE UP were given the opportunity to get o close up look ot our government. After ottending ond porticipoting in severol seminors, the group took time to relox ond hove fun. CLOSE UP, spon- sored by Dretho Burris, did o fine job representing Lokeview ond the city of Gorlond. 1 ll 6? The group posed for o snopshot ofter o busy doy of sightseeing in our notion's copitol. Kothy Dunn ond Liso Tilley model the lotest in foshion from D.C. , , t 1st row: Yvonne Binghorn, Tonujo Bhott, Morie Rey, Kothy Dunn. 2nd row: Mike Pullen, Pom ..,-as , , Berggren, Liso Tilley, Liso Hurlbutt. Lolseview Business Leoders Lolseview Business Leoders, mode up of students interested in entering the business field, ore o dedicoted group of students. This yeor the club wos busy with school projects os well os communi- ty projects. The club hod o condy sole to roise money for these projects ond for the Business Leoders Scholorship given owoy ot the end of the school yeor, LBL prepored o slide show presento- tion ot Open House. They olso took children from Buclsners' Childrens Home to the Dollos Zoo. This community pro- ject helped the group molse new ond longlosting friendships. 'Nik Qt. c ffl, ' is 1 i J B . .MQ xi LBL members do not believe in oll work ond no ploy Mrs. Brown will glodly tell you when she thinks A highlight of the yeor's octivities wost you ore wrong he trip to the zoo with children from Buckner's Childrens Home 4 4: Art Club Creotive Arts Club, sponsored by Shoron Rodgers, ossisted Lolseview's stu- dent body by devoting their time ond efforts by decoroting for speciol oc- tivities including the Homecoming ond Legocy donces. Art Club visited severol ort museums, golleries ond centers, ln April members disployed their mony tolents in different ort shows they porticipoted in. Club president Elizobeth DeSilvo mokes plons to prepore for onother speciol octivity, um' as rg fa Art Club members were Tereso Fields, Trocee Smith, klizobeth DeSilvo, Liso Flori, Louro Foshee, Steve Gorrett, Tereso Edwords, Dovid Cordello, ond Shoron Rodgers Csponsorj. Mu Alpha Theta The honorary organization of Mu Alpha Theta was comprised of students who excelled in math. It is this group that sponsored the brain teosers heard on the morning announcements each week. Mu Alpha Theta also sponsored students to go to contests where members proved their mastery of math skills compared to that of students from other schools. he C ' .tr sic,pppp N 44... Club president James Miller conducts a meeting , ' 1 I ii . ry! , f , 7 1. 'gn W' ' Q is Q , ?r up 'lv ,, 4? 4 is V Greg Miller rrres to get the answer to the Iorest brain teaser from Kelly Roberts 1 Q 9 1 S Wg, 'lst row Chris Hunt, Kris Yoder, Saleem Vironl, James Miller 2nd row Kelly Roberts, Jennifer Smtrh, Tina Nermeyer Wendy Smith Laura Fashee Carole Perkins Grd row Richard Brajas, Donny Giles Cheryl Brock, Brad Shelton Trm Allman Kevin Ketchum ,,.., Key Club C40 . X y u wos sponsore y erry 4' '- Ke Cr is d is r Q E Young ond Liso Pizzitolo. Throughout Q E the yeor, members went to nursing 1 11' -J .Q homes. At Christmos, they song corols ro lx A 'n' the children in children's hospitols. '-, ,f Key Club wos involved in vorious - an1 ' community ocrivities such os o conned food drive ond sponsoring cr fomily. ln order to support their octivities, the Key Club sold condy. Kim Skrnner olwoys enjoys o good rune - , ti, r 1 O s , O ., us Q Y rf fa Key Club members included Julie Brown Jomes Lonktord Krrs Yoder, Kim Porsons, Tono Thomes, Angelo Schnur, Liso West, Michelle O'Donnell, Kerry Merrirr, Seon Corter, Srcclo Lrnley, Tino Gonzalez Michelle Willis, Lrso Florr, Kim Conowcry Kim Skrnner Melanie Skinner, Dovrd Wrnklernon Jennifer Srnrrh Terry Young ond Lrso Pizzorolo were sponsors Norionol Honor Sociery Norionol Honor Sociery, sponsored by Sheilo Greebon, hod o busy yeor. This orgonizorion is mode up of honor srudenrs wirh or Ieosr on 11.0 grode point overoge, ond eoch member musr hoye oufsronding cirizenship ond Ieoder- ship obiiiries. NHS members mode srrong efforrs ro roise money for the groups schoiorship given ro o deserving srudenr or rhe end of the yeor. Alrhough rheir hord work kept rhem busy, rhey srili found time ro hove o couple of ponies. in the summer of 1985, the group hod o smoll ger- rogerher ro help the members get oc- guoinred. In rhe winter, the orgonizorion hod o sisoring porry g M 4 if up f i gif New Like most NHS members, Julie Gose ond Kehrin Himes ore ocrive members of orher orgonizoiions S H . , . , 1 Q- A .6 v I ,1 , A-, A . 'fir' f' N. iv L j- W O if .gs 4 . 1 :,, 1, ' 4 A ' ' a - ,r u' , . f I--7 , . . , ,, .W V -:Si fic. , - S. -r i ' I ' --Q.. .r NHSme obe's1:'P Chew U'oof Soieerf V 'on Lorie Down Donny G ies Low Murey Ons Hmv K m Sv 'ine' i '. -1. . v 3 1.x v,..i , ' '... , , en .,. - , ,s '50 . '4 4 ' , , f-1 . ' ., ' ,4-' ., A, x , , Q, ,fag W, ,. , so Fic' M sfeiie W-ii s Wendy Srr 'P rims Yoder Ceiio 11' seii T no Gonzoies C ndy Jenwesy Yong ihomes iulie Cose Cofoie Pew hs Shen D E sposr 'row King mm uiimore iouro Foshee Louro Lee- Don Gardner lerry Shrey iomes Lonkioid Jomes Miiiei Kehnn Hrmes gsponsorj ond She-rio Gieehofw ij' NHS members clown oround offer o meering NATIONAL Z X HONOR SOCIETY S 'f 2 f 5 fa : Qi 'lc D' Beta Club members are Elizabeth Desllva, Tract Smith, Ronda Williams, Carole Perl-sins, Lisa Buchanan, Kelly Roberts. Tina Niemeyer, Kevin Ketchem, Kerry Merritt, Jennifer Smith, Lisa West, Chris Johnson, Michelle Long, Michelle Willis, Trey Plrmann, Brad Shelton, Chris Hunt, Don Gardner, David Wlnlsleman, Debbie Mondat. Gary Wilkenson. Kelly Fletcher Wendy Smith Tommy Latemer Lisa Flon, Laura Foshee, James Lankford, Bnon Ptnkston, Kim Skinner, and Csponsory Barbara Hayden l Beta Club members are an unusual breed. Beta Club Beta Club, sponsored by Barbara Hayden, is made up of students with a 10.5 grade point average, This year, the club sold candy in order to raise money for a scholarship. They also participated in a Christmas party with HOSA and gave baskets of goodies to the teachers for Valentines' Day. At monthly meetings Beta Club listened to guest speakers from organizations such as MADD. At Awards Day, Senior Brian Pinlsston, the club's president, was named a Beta Club Scholarship recipient. .- ff? be ' ' . it .. Q' ' 1 ' ts ... ' i L K . 8 Q Y K, ' is is ss 4, .. C - I ,, K S ., K e- - f. X ' -f , T, ' l--- ' 2 K h ' nflfffflw - Gem 2 '. 'f ' J ' . 4, -sg, 1, :ATE I- i Assy, - I CWS! 5 s tw : ' - ,i a e- it C . S 2 Senior Beta Club members celebrate Halloween with style. N ft ,li E 2 5 3 9, K S CNAIACTIF lndustriol Arts C-Holl contoins rnony vocotionol closses. Some of these closses hove formed their own clubs. Morine Engine Repoir, Auto PointfBody, Auto Mechonics, ond Welding eoch meet severol hours eoch doy to Ieorn their respective trodes. During closs, Morine Engine Repoir leorned the trode of boot repoir. Auto PointfBody leorned how to fix up cors with domoged bodies. Auto Mechonics oiso Ieorned obout cors but their jobs were more concerned with the inside of o cor. Both Auto PointfBody ond Auto Mechonics sometimes worked on cors belonging to students ond teochers ot Lokeview. The Welding closses leorned the dongerous trode of welding olurninum ond other metols used in cors ond constructions, Morine Engine Repoir Auto Poinr ond Booy - M f-my X -ii J:-5. . .,L,1 V N -mfsmi 1 N f Auto Poinf ond Body S. ss..- W' o , . -1 H 'K Q lv? 'W-..,-. 'bn-.., TQ - iff! wx - S X Welding , V3 Q f, ,. mi, ww f 1 V Img 3' I N ' K. I . fx , xlg 69 Q 1 'xx' sf' lu , Va j kxxiiy MP I V S f f x Xa- , A' . 'Q K ,' ,x-4. .LH ' Morine Engine R epoir vi X SPCDRTS fn '34,-, lv 4 ,wg is N . '11 fx :Ti-Qgig. X.. Xf, 7 f , ,X ,. ,ix , f1.'g54.-sg- , -ff ,Q 5'.. F5 f' AN MQ ,.,xV.- Xt-A Kyiv. V, 1,2i:'K', 1-1 f? .': Y. ' Jiwiix-, iffie? fefi fflih fun 1512 , .V- ,.fJ 3 4 wc , 5 fx , 1 ,, f,,-yr. 183 W Mleirfflf, , 'f:'l,1'e li- The foorboll seoson did nor go os Di f i well os we would hove liked ir ro hove been, soid Heod Cooch Bobby Ewell. Bur rhe yeor wos nor o rorol loss. We ploced second ro losr insreod of lost, like we were predicted TO ploce, ond mony of our orhleres got scholorships ro vorious colleges. The offensive unir, led by quorrer- bocks Dubbo Gorcio, who completed 49 of lol posses for 813 yords ond S touchdowns, ond Dorrin Shorp, who cornplered 19 of 42 posses for 236 yords, wos impressive rhis yeor. They hod 1267 yords rushing ond 1049 yords possing for 2816 yords rorol Glen Piner ond Croig Mossengole rnove in for the roclsle lll Cloy Coin ond Reogon Dill roke o breols between ploys Cornerbock Kerry Spencer goes up for the inrerceprion. Kerry Spencer rolls out. Rushing wos led by Don Porker who rushed 99 times for 460 yords ond eight touchdowns ond Pot Christion, who rushed 78 times for 362 yords ond one touchdown. Rob Dickson led the receiving with 20 cotches for 308 yords ond two touchdowns. Phil Powell wos behind him with 11 cotches for 233 yords ond one touchdown. Na. Bllly Cloni heads up the middle. The defensive unit did o good job by moking o totol of 578 tockles led by Scott DeWees, who mode 105 tockles ond two fumble recoveriesg Gus Popogeorge, 100 tockles ond one fum- ble recoveryp ond Cloy Coin, 74 tockles ond three fumble recoveries ond one touchdown on o punt block in the end zone. 0751. x X ii I a6 'i4l '3 W ,Q XT . ix kb 'VNC' X xx Ku, Xffx.. X -X HQ? ,- ,if Q,-1 -:t. Q Vorsity 3... ., , I Q yr MV W4 X New X W5 Q-I 'uf .JR if JV 144' 45441 li: f Jimi-411 f xi -xx- I L12 The Por offense prepores for the otrock Por Christian breaks ir upfield. Scholarships Most coaches say that if you get one scholarship a year you are doing well. lf you were rated on scholarships, I we would be the best, said Coach Bobby Ewell. This year we had nine scholar- ships awarded to varsity football players. The scholarships Call 4-yearj and their recipients are: University of Texas at El Paso Lance Brownlee University of Houston Clay Cain Kansas Wesleyan Scott DeWees Cameron University Reagan Dill McMurry College Bubba Garcia University of Texas at El Paso Jeff Grimes McMurry College Tim McCoy Cameron University Nick Scaglione Cameron University Mike Wynn. Much work was put into helping these athletes obtain these scholarships. Vir- tually every college was called to get them. The problem was that the col- leges expect bulldozers that can work, run and do more than a human can, Kerry Spencer rushes downfield. and, as Coach Ewell explained, I feel that the faculty did an outstandingjob in helping get these scholarships. -WF? W s x ,Q 519 W c tr D Doc Montgomery at his best, wrapping ankles. X 5 wie, u Trainers 3 .1 m .. Q fi l -4:-. ' I Potriots srond reody, Junior Vorsiry ,K -4 -ff ,. 4 - , , ' if Porrior roilbock rushes oround rhe end. . M,...,- .,,,.,....s-W f s ,. Q ssrr ,-: Q s , V . .. ?'fg,H'fi8'fa'P!'?T!?l?:.i?amq , ,Q Sffizl.-'5 'Q -'-1-'tw- f'-W-'sn-4-ff i 3 4 W. s 'ln,,,,Iunurn ,lnlufvlqurp-.sg I-.U tk 1 J. wwf- K k , Nh I J, f r we rs ' r fi , X if ' , ty r in ' ,U Y' 0 N ' 41- ' I L , . Por heods bock to the huddle. Porriot defense sworms for the rockle. -ur. ': NWI 'F X M fy? 1 J'-5 ulwwllgg -MM' T1 ff Quorrerbock K y Spencer drops bock ro poss, Freshmen Blue Gold fl ., 4 79435 by p-16 A5 fKix5ZsH2r.asaigaH,se0,.r.s,g gg iss zvr fzsi aa, J 44 ' I 1 15 Vorsity Volleyboll This yeor the Vorsity Volleyboll teom hod o good seoson. The eleven member teom beot Highlond Pork for the first time in severol yeors. The scores from these gomes were 15-11 ond 15-12. Severol members of the teom won individuol owords. Among these were six seniors ond one freshmon. Mercy MocAntire, who won Best Spilser ond Most Voluoble Ployer wos the only ployer to win two owords. Freshmon Ruthy Wolker won Newcomer of the Yeor Aword. Tono Thomes ond Sherrie Arey mode All-City, ond Koren Kepel got on Honoroble Mention. Front: Ruth Boss CTrnj 5 Toni Serrechio 44 Ruthie Welker 10 Koti Tobor 3 Pom Myers 7 Stephonie Ledgerwood fTrnj Christie Howord Bock: 2 Koren Kepple 12 Joononn O'Neill Sherrie Arey Cooch Becker 11 Cindy Hennessey 8 Tono Thomes 4 Mercy Mclntyre Sherrie Arey noils the boll os Kofi Tobor looks on Joononn O'NeiII helps ser up the boll. Koti Tobor serves the boll os reommores wotch. Sherrie Arey sets up the boll for o reommore ro hir ir over the ner If 5 'f cl Front: Mgrb i Q l 7 Bock: 33 qrmg 22 15 30 R54 - 2- fe Y l During proctice, Liso Adoms proctices serving, Jackie Lone Steponie Moyo Stocey Thrift Condy Bull Chrissy Kepple Angie Genet Liz Walker Shirley Rowe Toni Trexler Brooke Boiley lonet Brown Cooch Hunter Dominque Boiley Christine Brown A. J. Bouton Beth Poyne J.V. Volleyboll Evelyn Hunter coochecl the J.V. Volleyboll teom to onother winning seoson. Liz Wollser ond Jockie Lone were on hond during gomes ond proc- tices to tend to teom members' injuries. Acording to Cooch Hunter, Toni Serrsc- chio, Dominique Boiley, ond Condy Bull were the most outstonding ployers. The teom roised S1600 by selling Lolseview Centenniol - A Decode of Potriot Pride jerseys. The money went toword new lockers for girls' othletics. l Immediotely after impoct, Jennifer Smith wotches the boil soil into the oir. sa ,4 0 -um., 2i'. ' xx 'Ft i Cooch Muenz gives Doug Brennon o few reminders before competing. t ' F 5 .1 f ' it F- P 215 -' - We-. X - .x.. X. NS ANY? Q L X - -1 - - - - - zfigggfg- f . egg, x,.. Y we -. ' f- V -..: T, . KX ' , Stephen Schneider concentrates before cholking up, V ,,. .,.Wx r ., e..., . . . S J Tornme Mowrey solutes thejudges ofter dismounf ting the bots. 46993 X Jeff Gormon ond Dovid Douglos toke o rest while wotching their opponents. X '54s V Don Reeves tokes o short pouse in his floor Tomme Mowrey, Dovid Douglos, ond Kim Christion onxiousiy wotch the competition. routine. x Q .. A ,gt jf! th. Cindy Herold shows her flexibility on the beom. .4- ' ,Kg X' xi . -'1 , P, i 1 I 1 Cynthio Fryor prepores for her dismount from bors. ?' 5 f I , si xy Doug Brennon shows his pommel horse obility. QQ' Front: Cooch Muenz, Aldo Blockstock, Stephen Schneider, Mike Stronge, Jocque Eogon, Doug Brennon, Don Reeves, Lonce Wilroy CMgr.j Middle: April Ford CMgr.j, Dono Jockson, Cindy Herold, Kim Christion, Stocy Crossley, John Korlovich, Koro Merritt, Nick Pedrozo, Tiffony Smith qTrn.j Bock: Corrie Henry CMgr.j, Cyndi Ghoris, Morsho Merington, Jeff Gornnon, Dovid Douglos, Cynthio Pryor, Melisso Stringer, Borrie Stevens CMgr.D Gymnosrics Meiisso Stringer shows off one of her bolonce beom poses. Boys Boslsefboll fm... . -fm 4 1' '41-7 sm-1- ' Point Guord Reggie Brow throws o quick poss. Lewis Hicks hits ojumper ogoinsf Gorlond High, ,L vk-.A i ,K - -f'- Y W X. ..,, M Ricky Johnson wolts to follow-up o loy-up. Tim Srronge woirs for the open mon 3 A 'wg f Vorsiry ,ls L 'limi Lewis Hicks hooks o poss to Ricky Johnson ro get our of o defensive Trop. ws 510' K --4 swan-1 .E S , r. me if . v L m 'ig M: . ,. LAg Terrence Thomos sinks o free throw. Reggie Brown gets low for some of thot husrin' Porrior defense. s Junior Vorsiry fn Freshmen Blue Reggie throws or 0 succes U Freshmen Gold N I Xxx. QL, - K , K 1 MX wp 'ig QU X N.. 'fg . Y 1 'Ni g', N, Al ,Ya 3 ,,,,,,, L, A2 '1 14 wi 523 -A Rl' ' i Qs, STA TE NX .r- f nfl r faq X Photo Courtesy Gorlohd Dooly News W Cynthia Horton drives ogoinst the Mesquite defense to score o record breaking 46 points KEY!! MCU!! xvH5Vff4 out 1 lk 4 fi k sW5 'f, khffffy tc id' r 'Nl vyikfflfi, bg,..fff,,-'i Q 3 .Q ID U Xjlnfff, 15 1st Row: Liso Porrott, Lourie Topie, Angelique Boutoh. 2nd Row: Ruthie Boss, Sherrie Arey, Ruthie Welker, Cymthio Horton, Joononh O'NeiiI, Phylis Ann Cronford, Christie Howord. Y Photo Courtesy Garland Daily News As one of Lokeview's top rebounders, Ruthie Walker pulls down the boards against Garland High. Courtesy Garland Dolly News Sherry Arey legs one up off of a fast break. ww X3 KEVlgf 'ZZ Courtesy Garland Daily News Cynthia l-lorton and Sherry Arey team to box-out the Garland High defense. hurl mug , 42 -1.':'vj' A v J '5 'WW for Q free oon or me KJULDIOUQ IOUFOOFTWGOT, 3 Pots point guord Lourie Tople scromoles Sherry Arey snops on outlet pass off of o Lakeview rebound Pots top scorer Cymhio Horron, puts on the magic touch to score two ogoinsr Sourh Gorlond, Tennis The Tennis teom, which rnoved up from seventh ploce in the district in 1988 to fourth ploce in 1985, hod o greot yeor with rnony wins, Seniors Leslie Price, Down Heiorns, ond Brod Shoemolser quolified in Ali- District in 1984. Because of his Ieodership role, Jeff Seols wos the rnost outstonding ployer occording to Cooch Hood. . v 1 A f mf A AM TL 'M ' L A 4:1-ng, 1 ' f I .---o-fr- ' ,W NX ' . , ,, i NM W . rg . 'V 1 , A g My . 4., 5 M- 'fi 4 s ,M 'I L ... g... b N w, i X . ' wa- pl 14.4 i ' ' fs.:zi.f..,,, - , r ,r s is r -1 my fissgs , , 'ox i. , -,W U , SLN. ,c -. t-g35 1'w- Q .-. ,sr Q ip' Aoron Mosser rokes o few procrice swings before proctice, fl 4. s- gf' V. Stephen Alexander works on his swing. ilnzo ,X Qgpgfi T I Jim Gregg wotches his boil heod for the green. l ' lf nv 9 Q if I , y ry ,V W I 5399-Wi Golf The golf teom put forth o greot effort this yeor, but unfortunotely, it wos not enough to pull them through to the post-seoson ploy-offs. They were olwoys on the course, either procticing or ploying in o tournoment. Their dedicotion ot every tournoment wos noted os being intense. They will be remembered os being quolity sportsmen. They were cooched by Leilo Turner. She wos olwoys cheering them on to greoter heights. Her dedicotion to the teom wos only superceded by thot of the teom itself. F U! ' L, 5,-wk. ar' y jf'f 1,, gatm gf' I, T A 4 , 0 A 5 ' V we A . 7 .s ,. .fs if ' V A liigymz, ,Q . LQ gg, .wr 1 6 M ,, V if ' af'-fagigfr ft f l fide 'rzwpktw A Q J c cu J , M '4 W -J 32.49 H my ' , . ,N V. 1 4, 14, 3 in 'W' W, Joson Pilgrim prepores to putt. Teom members know thot proctice mol-res perfect. f'7' 5 . ' s Q -I ' 5 :P Y Q K- , gd X ,Q . J o x Q. - ii ' ,G Q 5 , .li ' s 'r,l r Q' HC-sae N 341' iakq. R v fm Ployers collide in on effort to corch the boll. A Ieop for the boll. s Cds W ,i , All right! Pots celebrore o good cofch. '11 Cotcher Greg Mitchell tokes batting proctice. X f x, Boseboll The boseboll teom hod on up ond down yeor, finishing 7-7 in district. They hod wins over No. 10 South Gorlond ond district leoding Mesquite, but lost for the first time to Wilmer-Hutchins. Potriot ployers received mony owords. First bosemon Shoun Tobor wos nomed Sophomore of the Yeor in 9- AAAAA. Also, Mott Potton ond Roy Compton were nomed to All-District first teom ot pitcher ond designoted hitter, respectively. Greg Mitchell received on honoroble mention ot cotcher. Errors were the moin thing keeping the Pots from the ployoffs, but with mony storters returning for the 1987 seoson, the experience will promise fewer errors ond o more successful yeor. 1st row: Steve l-ligginbothom, Lonce Keoting, Roy Compton, Joey Allette. 2nd row: Cooch Eddie Henderson, Greg Mitchell, Mike Lind- bergh, Billy Cioni, Phil Powell, Shoun Tobor, Joey Wovruso CMonogerj, 3rd row: Mott Pot- ton, Allon Hurst, Trocy McVicker, Morcus Moore, Mike Blodes, Q,--fl .-'-mkw. Q. I l -1 7- gsm? - +-1 ' U , W - ' l' - ' 34- fr- .WI-lv-3-S-vin-1' p--n 'u--an all 'hmm' xg ,W ' ,frm Procrice is nor olwoys hord work. ,,,,,.-1 .v-' aliq- -ung- 2 .9 di -xii N, 1V,w is , . we -K X. , ,,,,, b KM, 1 ' 42 5 .g a , S fx k H1 -wiv.: 14,32 K ' 7 ' - , 4 ' X: einer ' ' A 2 M,'. , N g Y ,, 4 47' . e' elel 1 el x - ,l llll e e L he - ' '-,,, A f 1 1 l . H . ., I. ' . . A, N 4. ,if Q 'WP 5, ', , ' , I f TA , 'QKf ff? ' ,Q . My ,Y ,Q,, 1, M. 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'L k'ifj,.:'3T' 'Rv 'f?,ii7!'W.f M ft K. , , '1 ' F1 lf ,-, , ffa,1 4f:,?t:1?1fg'3i5p H 1?l'vh f .w l ,l 6 '4?15u.'f' . . 6:1, le P e Mirchell hits o long one in borting procrice os Phil Powell worches if soil. Sh W I, I ze, ' Courresy Gorlond Doily News Trock G A ir f f . 21 f ' A N . 'ef gx X.: 4 vm. .1 EQ 1 x Courtesy Gorlond Doily News 'ww Courtesy Gorlond Doily News :-A 1' . ,b,. -I mfr, .W 5629 'sm 5. A b ,,4aQ4,:,:.f.I f 5 I , 43 L 2 Courtesy Gorlond Doily News Co-editors . . . Photogrophers. . . Activities . . . Closses . . . Foculty ..... Orgonizotions .... Sports .... Business Staff . The 1986 Legocy Stoff wos . l'Nx Brod Shelton Gino Tisdole Tomro Robinson fheod photogropherj Brod Shelton Jomes Cogle Brion Doyle Gino Tisdole Brod Shelton Trocy King Shonnon Donte Glenno Newkirk Codviserj Tereso Fields Kelly Ivey Rochel Gonzales Brod Shelton Brion Doyle Rondo Williorns Corole Perkins Glenno Newkirk Wendy Smith Cyndi Ghoris Cossociote editorj Scott Vornburg Kirk Topp Glenno Newkirk Molly Gront Qodviserj Sobrino Richey Michelle O'Donnell Becky Littlejohn Cindy Diesposti Len Johnson Trocy Hebert A if 3 2 l 77?- 0.12 7 lx b :J 'EA G13 Advkxx OJ We would like to thonk the following yeorbook stoff members Cond non-membersj For their outstonding dedicotion, disployed not only by doing their ossigned duties, but olso by going thot extro mile to see thot this book turned out to be o good one. THANK YOU TO: Rondo Willioms, Brion Doyle, ond Corole Perkins, for giving up the beginning of the summer to help to get the orgonizotions section completed so thot we moy receive the book sometime before the turn of the century! Trocy King, who olso gove up port of the summer to finish the octivities section Cyndi Ghoris, who did the sports section olmost single-hondedly during the summer Wendy Smith, o non-member, who olso showed up ofter school let out to oid in the finolizotion of the orgonizotions section Kirk Topp, one of next yeor's newspoper editors, who come through for the lost-minute sports work Eddie Lomm, becouse without him, mony of the pictures in the book would not hove been printed Steve Gorrett, who, os you con see, did o truly outstonding job designing the cover for this book Tiffony Smith, who leorned how to print us some pictures. Other members who come through for us were: Yvonne Binghom Robin Culbreth Cothy Wilcox Miss Newkirk gets help with copy reoding from the lotest oddition to her fomily, Mox. Finolly, thonks to News CGlenno Newkirkj for oll thot you did oll yeor, even when mony Qmostj others did nothing. lf it were not for you, News, this book would not exist, ot leost not in the shope it is in. The yeorbook stoff will miss you, but good luck with the newspoper onywoy! 217 Finolly, here's ro rhe people of Lolseview, becouse without you, we would hove no reoson for rhis book. Thonlss. . . .Mfor the downs. .. IOC W A Yi -L A Qc AT X I . . .for the sporrsmen . . . , , , more clowns , , . ...forrhejoKes. .. L 1 k'WYl'2UM1'wz+.Q mi. K .1 5 Liu' ...wx for the trip-ups . , . , . ond for Opus, right, Louren? 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You'll always be special, and l'll miss you dearly. Julie Brown Ureasurerj . f - You've mode all my efforts seem worthwhile. I wlll miss you and wlll remember you always! Love, Tina QSgt.-at-Armsj You are a friend l'll never forget. Thank you for all your support and understanding. Take care! I love you, Kim Young CChaplalnj Thanks for all your support. l'm going to miss you. Julie Garrlson CCorresponding Sec'yj EXECUTIVE CFFICERS Give your best , . . Live your best. . . Dare to dream. Forever and always, Kelly Cotton fPresidentj 1' sf? You've been a real inspiration. Thanks and God Bless You! Stacey fVice-Presidentj To a great lady who holds a very special place in my heart. You're one of a kind, Miss Burris. I love you always, Melissa Carlock Qkecording Sec'yj You have been a great ln- spiration for me. I ap- preciate all you have done for me throughout high school. You are very special, I love ya, Jana CHlstorlanj I hope you find what you're looking for next year. XVe'Il miss you. 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