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' xx - I BELLS,TEXAS f Fi i A m i D M we- 1fAff-HQf,-w:sffQ'f-w- wwwwrwzfvfwflpex-wzf+q ffwfvbewiv-Miww5ff,wMewm2'w1 abwwmawmww Mwmwif-Q ! m AM' F -f'Y'Yf2'V' U-VMS' MW: 'PH W' Wai A. ,x AQHA 'K ' -f ff-'ifwk '- 4 P Q mm f-an 1 w f.f1.m4J: H ,fm ,A-Aw,-,Q -, I 1 X s I .L x. -.e:.f,f:'.:2'1,w,w-we 22:w,'f:,:1'eV ., 7. ,. mgm...4.1,,, :.,,5,M,a:.fs-,pf-t-f wwwfe,-WA .ffl-Q . e fir nw. 'CB ax -:S X w :- si THAT WAS THEN lf someone had visited Bells High School last year, they would have agreed that a big change was ln order. After a lot of hard work, the change finally came. Our community is very proud of the fact that we have built a brand new 1.75 million dollar high school. This great accomplishment could not have ever materialized without the whole communi- ty pulling together. lt all started with the second attempt at passing a 1.2 million dollar bond election. lt passed in the fall of 1986. The plans had already been drawn up by the architects of EDI. Next a contractor was chosen. The decision was made to use Paul Pogue as the contractor. Finally, the construction began. All of the work that went into getting the high school built and ready for the first day of school in 1987 wasn't totally done by the contractors. There were coaches and teachers as well as community people who took time out to help a little. It was really hard to keep the construction right on schedule at times because of the rain. This was definitely a down-to-the-deadline project. The building we now have and the pride Bells now has was worth every minute of hard work and every tax dollar. f A t A s W 'ii f -- - K i .I I 1,34 L -' ' - 1I':' -- t Q - ' .. - Y .se sw' eoss fsig ,..,.., S.. if sssw vi ' ....,. i Q gg, - ' --ff K M i . 3, . , N W uxmwmwn' -4 eee -'H CQ ., -Q :ie ' 4 . 5'7 2 if jaw I H f 'N I W ,... ,. 1 . -Q-ef 1 3 1 ' geeks, '-iewwwhuq , ef- ' 3 W ifesu, ft., meg. .. ...W 2 fl :MQW fr J ., .EN- , . km .g, N www ' V -is 81 a., .Q . N '-M- N, x f' X4 'fAN:iZ ZE. ,me www Y- x ,W m y +1 ' MNST: x, . . Aklk K f ..' Am V -. L.,.. .. .., .. . vw -Bmw 'wmv-M-, Q... ,Xx, -- f----iii-N , . . - M .ww bmi, V, A, Z I ,, fi? V--.,..., -up-.,.. .NWN ,.,, ,Wh ,,,- ,.. ,uf W MW' MM N ,f V wW,.Wf4 i v, Wwfffw N' Mm , .. , , 4 , 1 , E E bg I ,, W., ,,,,, W WW f 'A f .'M',y.W,3zfv1,- W . yllll D 'ww 1 --. .P '-W. A 'sz 159, . f If W P H 'A Rx B R Q wp, mf 4 Wffyvwy, ,, , , 4 f. f, umm 'V V Vis ,, Vkkr gr k,,,. K v,,,Www,,A ,W ' ,k:m 3 Mf ww may , iam W wi' ,.,, za: wav ' A,,.. if I ' fn I ' I' fy 'ya 4 j ' ,f x ' Q 4 -' 1 'A ' . ,,v- i i H , , A 1' A , , Q g ' ., 'mf 'Wwf,f1'ff,ffWff 'frm xx. , e: ,Sinai Wg: 7 Za. - ' W , 5, if 5, 4 ,A:,,1g5gjg3g:i?5 W. 1 5 E, 6 50 66 X4 705' Sweden! As all people know a student's life can be extremely complicated. First, they must come to school and wade through seven classes a day. This almost always seems to leave a big pile of homework that must be done. In addition, most students also have other school activities in which they participate that require after school practices. On top of that, there are some students who have after school jobs. By the time a student completes his family chores and goes to church, he is totally frazzled. How in the world does a student stay alive these days? To get through seven classes a day many daydream, sleep, or actually pay attention. They work frantically to get five worksheets filled out so that they will not be waiting after basketball practice. Many students think about the weekend and all the wonderful plans which have been made. They pass a little note to their friend to see if their plans match or to see if they have any candy or gum. When all else fails, students ask for a pass so that they can change the scenery lvisit the restrooml. Every student has hisfher way of coping, but somehow they all survive. For most students the day is just beginning when the final bell rings. They rush off to basketball or football practice or to a meeting for a club to which they belong. A great number head off to work to earn that wonderful minimum wage that helps to meet all the monstrous expenses in a student's life. Of course, after they've run that last sprint or checked out that last customer, they realize it is their turn to do the dishes. By the time the dishes are done, the night is still young, it's only nine o'clock. Then they walk into their room and see that mountain of books staring them in the face. So they reluctantly begin to get into the grind of studying, answering questions, and writing papers. Finally, the day is over and the work is done. They look around and suddenly realize they forgot a work sheet left in their locker. They decide not to worry about it to much because they are too tired to do it even if it were at home. They send up a quick thank-you to God for getting them through another day and drift off to sleep. This is the life of a student. .faq .Z 'X 7 Every year students at Bells High School look forward to the advent of Loy Lake Stock Show with great anticapation and much excitement. This year Erin Youree won Top Honors with her lamb. Jason Waldrip received Grand Champion Market Hog. Misty Lazenby won Grand Cham- pion in Senior Clothing and Sen- ior Crafts. Brenda Knox won Re- serve Champion in Junior Crafts. Much hard work and preparation is put into this event all year around. It takes a lot of dedica- tion to be good at showing ani- mals, and every student in 4-H or FFA does his best at being good at what he or she does. 333 3333 8 Student Life W V ' .,,. , 'V , ,W , .,,, V , I ,sk Tlna Smith waited patiently wlth her steer Rowdy for her turn to show. Erin Youree, an anxious fifth grader, waited patiently for the judge to tell her she had won Top Honors with her lamb at the Loy Lake Stock Show. Was Shane Rolen planning to show hls rabbit, or was he trying to steal It? 5 I E Fl!! The long awalted anticipation and hard work Scott Brown was very proud of his finally paid off for Freshman Kim Eskue and prize winning Brahman heifer. Way to Sophomore Brooks Rowell. go Scott. .--QW' W 4 V H ,f hu L '1y,W wt? D 5 . 4 , , ,t,,,.,, . ,,,,,, , -f I , g Q!!! we . .. - wa dd.. 4 .. 'Q.,L'5f i', .:-Q., ' '- - A' ,ei .. ..,, ' . A Y, 1 nl' gt W mag. f 'if I 7' ,W'Q.,z..if v M 3 W, ,Q Nw? J jf - ,,, ffwrf hm 5524- Brlan Blackmon, a Sophomore at Bells High School, demonstrated how to really show a pig. Brandy Metcalf showed just how much she really enjoyed worklng with her An- gus steer. 333 3333 35' J S' Dee Smlth and her Slmmental helfer, showed their expertise in the show ring. She finished first in her class. a+ ef . wg' B L ,y ,wh ,V B V V Q ' Loy Lake 9 After all the hard work, sweat, and practice has been put ing and after all the games have been played, it is time for the big pay- off. Everyone gathered in the middle schooI's gym in April, 1987, to pay tribute to our schooI's athletes. There were many well deserved awards hand- ed out and many heart-warming speeches given. Some of our athletes worked extra hard and were true leaders for their team. Being a good athlete involves more than just ath- letic ability and an outstanding record. The best athletes are the ones who kept a good attitude throughout the year and kept trying even when it seemed impossible to win. We are especially proud of the players who exhibited these qualities. 10 Student Life Y f . xi x 4'Zmm,,,w- W ,W , , 46 49 W' 1 Y Sw xx .Q- if i X -Qi: is.: N 0 Xa wg: 76,4 Wm! Jessica Brown, Angela Carroll, Jaime Wight, Lisa Mahjoub, and Dava Sears lis- tened closely while Shannon Harris gave them directions before the hunt began. Chad Skipworth, Jaime Wight, Jaime Wagner, and Richie Garn- sey waited to see who found the most Easter eggs. A A J J - 5 . we--2 . , -E ty ,yy . 'l-.,l.gg44Q , l- Q, Xa r1aWf'W , n -fafifv ff ,WM rt VS Efrgdgafggj . mb fri-egg, S-xy, ,sg . .Q Student Life V , I--- Q1 5 8 1 . n i 1 I Q E 2 3 2 E E The elementary students left the picture as they began their Easter Egg Hunt, but one still remained trying to figure out why they went that way when all of the eggs were the other way. Jacob Waldrlp, Nathan Pettit, Sara Wal- drip, Mandy Lankford, Garrett Hubbard, Chad Lamb, and Joshua Oakley competi- tively searched for Easter eggs. f Q S Senlor Class of 1987 proudly awalted the presentatlon of honors and diplomas at Michelle Dexheimer, havlng just received graduation ceremonies. Theirs was the last class to graduate ln the gym at the old her diploma, gives the audlence a blg Hlgh School. smile. She finally made lt! S a Charlle Brown walked down the alsle Chad Way, .Iennlfer Bateman, Lynn Fel- d'll' with dlgnity and honor after recelving met, and Lauren Young had the prlvllege Salutatorlan of the graduatlng class of I of servlng as ushers durlng the gradu- 1987. ation ceremonies. Graduation '87 13 l ?u'i Y' ure' li l J ad v at In 'I' he r s . , , H IC ture Everyone seemed to be in awe as Denise Larkins, Vice-President of Recreation, got everyone involved in the That's Me 'A F . P game. Robin Barcheers wondered if she X ix - - was ever going to get to say, That's Me! r i She finally did when Denlse said, Every- one that is in F.H.A. I l ' wr you wifi f D . 1 I7 QDQ ?9i -WM., WM,,w i M Michelle Lazenby, Denise Larkins, and Melanie Jones seemed to enjoy the Senior Robin Barcheers, President of FHA, had FHA ban uet but Lisa Wagner looked as if she had had a little bit too much to UOUIJIG Peepinz Over the Pvdlum i0 deliver her Bai. Q , speech. 14 Student Life A gospel quartet, the Waymakers, sang and told jokes to entertain the members of FHA, their parents, faculty members, and other honored guests. Melanie Jones told everyone in a humor- ous monologue about all the things that she was going to do on her upcoming trip to Washington, D.C. Emma Jones, the keynote speaker, talked about the true meaning of FHA stressing it's not just for housewives. lt's even for football stars like Herschel Walker. neunH0 Q Masq, sf' IIE Q, ew 0 X Lisa Wagner puts on a big smile as Mrs, Annie Kremer, F.H.A. advisor, gives her an award. FHA Banquet 15 Wd! u'e'ZZZweme7 Mark Garner, Gary Morrison, Jeana Tay- lor, Reglna Thomas, Shelly Vick, and Den- ise Larklns presented a prophesy of the future of the members of the senior class in a play entitled The Edge of Savoy . The plans were finally settled, and the decorations were all chosen and ready for the classes of '87 and '88 to arrive. By 7:30 P. M., May 8, 1987, the places were filled, and the evening's events began. Soon it was time for The Edge of Savoy , a short play portraying the members of the class of '87 as we saw them in the future. As the Edge of Savoy progressed, the futures of the class of '87 unfolded before our eyes. After the reading of the class will came the dance. Fortunately the girls could dance because they danced together all evening long. The guys seemed content as spectators. Even Mrs. Carnes and Mrs. Emory got into the swing of things. The question is, Who did these esteemed ladies dance with? The girls, of course. Not all of the girls danced. One particular blonde senior of '88 waited patiently in the restroom as the events progressed. Others were busy tending to or fighting with their dates. Nevertheless, the 1987 Junior-Senior Prom was a definite show of the bonds formed through the years between the Juniors and the Seniors. Now the seniors of '87 have gone on their separate ways. As time passes, we will all remember the prom that saw the last of our old friends. To the class that went before us, there is a place re- served for each of you in our memories forever. Good luck seniors '87. We will miss you. 16 Student Life A : W W. M x i gf ...M Q f W W, MWM...VM.rxrxmmvswmeww-swwwwmall3QQws:m1,a....s.NM.a...s.., ,...,..s..,s.,.sc.f 1: Tracy Hall, along with a few of her friends, was unconcerned about the lack of dance partners. I'ina Smith and date Mickey Lester have obviously been around :he dance floor many times for how else could a couple fit togeth- er so well? . , Michelle Lazenby and date Brendon Green took a break from the hectic pace Lynn Felmet presented a striking figure dressed in a black tuxedo white shirt tie and gloves. 5 Mem gh Chance Backest could not have asked for a better dance partner than Mrs. Nelda Backest, his mother. Sharing such a memorable occasion as your prom with your family makes it even more special a memory. Prom '87 17 This year we tried something new for Halloween. All students and teachers were encouraged to dress up as their favorite charac- ter or even as something scary. Sandi Winchester organized this day of activities and even made up a list of rules to be followed. There was a contest for the best dressed. Steve Ross won best dressed boy, and Tammy Hall won best dressed girl. Bula Gar- ner won best dressed faculty member. Favorite songs were played in the commons at break and lunch to add to the fun. l've heard of doing a lot of the things to keep girls from calling and asking you out, but this is ridiculous! Mark Garner has trouble decldlng wheth- er he should use the girls' or the boys' restroom. Either way he will probably give someone quite a scare. Bula Garner would rather have a new vacuum cleaner, but proudly accepted her broom for best dressed faculty mem- ber. 18 Student Life 77577 Robin Metcalf and Jennifer Bateman show everyone their primitive sides on Halloween. Vlho's the new glrl? Oh, ls that you Brian? Does your mother know about thls? :SW- me N, Tammy Hall, our very own Elvira , enjoys the special Halloween Shanna Rolen really got into the spirit of Halloween. Pep rauey with Chance Backest and Tina smith' ' 5 T Hi Randy Thomas and Jason Waldrip show off for the camerag they're quite a pair aren't they? A A , 5 M XX. 'lx C' E 11 I , It X K-S Roy Thomas asked, What's going on? , Is this what Todd Archer really looks like ., ,,'- iwhile Jeremy Kepler was off in his own when he wakes up? Maybe he should have 394' P fworld. They both did an excellent job in slept a little longer, but we're glad he X J ' showing school spirit and had a lot of fun could join ln on all the fun. X ' d i . in ong so Halloween 19 I These lovely candidates were all smiles even though they endured harsh weather conditions. Plctured left to right are Melanie Peevey, Lisa Corbin, Mandy Holland, Robin Metcalf, Sandi Winchester, Jennifer Bateman, Queen Regina Thomas, Shanna Rolen, Lauren Young, Brandi Mays, Jodi Higgins, and Miss Spirit Shelly Vick. The traditional bonfire that takes place the night before the big Homecoming football game attracts fans of all sizes, shapes, and ages. The two unidentified students appeared to enjoy themselves. Student Life What are these three senior goofs up to at the bonfire? Maybe Melanie Peevey can explain what she, Jeana Taylor, Brandi Mayes, and someone who appears to only have one eye are up to. Q 2 2 Z September 24, 1987 was a new experience at Bells High School. Even though there was the familiar excitement as in years past and the anticipation of who would be Homecom- ing Queen, this was the first Homecoming on a brand new field. For the first time, the Homecoming Queen was not escorted by a Senior football player. Traditionally, Queen candidates were escorted by a Senior who played on the football team. However, Lynn Felmet, a Senior basketball player, proudly escorted Miss Regina Thomas, the 1987 Homecoming Queen. Accompanying Re- gina and Lynn was Queen candidate Jodi Higgins. Other candidates included Lauren Young and Melanie Peevey es- corted by Brian Hamilton, Shelly Vick and Shanna Rolen escorted by Mark Garner, Robin Metcalf and Mandy Holland escorted by Chad Way, Brandi Mays and Sandi Winchester escorted by Robert Miller, and Lisa Corbin and Jennifer Bateman escorted by Richie Harris. Another highlight of pre-game activities was the announcing of Mr. Panther and Miss Spirit. This year, Richie Harris was named Mr. Panther, and Shelly Vick was named as Miss Spirit. After the game, a dance was held in the commons area of the new high school. A lip sync contest followed with such entertainers as the Sha-na-nettes lBuIa Garner, Lynda Lewis, and Patricia Nealj, Wang Chung fFrankIin Colwell David 'I' 'hey .e,r tillil :Of JOY! We 'fl lla? 5 0 ' .fig pig lfajg Guy and Allen Wilkisonl, Nancy Wilson of Heart Ueana Tay- ijijigifgg I I 0 4 5' 3 - Iorl, and the Diaper Dudes Uohn Bachman 8- Robert Col- welll, Wh0.W0f! the esteemed fifff Place f 0PhX- All in all. Pouncer Panther dressed in a flashy tux to make the evening Hemeeomlng 87 began new tfedmens at Bells High 5eh00l- even more spectacular while she negotiated a reasonable curfew with her keeper, Becky Vick. Homecoming candidates and their es- corts anxiously awaited the announce- ment of who would be the next Home- coming Queen of Bells High School. IiATHY'S FLUWERS 8: FRILLS Page Sponsored by: FIRED UP 8t Ready!!! The bonfire has always been an important part of Homecoming activities at Bells High School. This year's Bonfire was a little out of the ordinary. As tradition may have it, the Seniors were supposed to build the bonfire, but this year the Juniors contri- buted a great deal of time and effort to the Homecoming bon- fire. The Seniors would like to say thank you to the upcoming class. Another interesting part of the bonfire was the mile long snake dance across U. S. Highway 82. At least 100 Panther fans joined hand to hand and paraded across the highway into Rosehill Ceme- tery and back with Mrs. Karen Rowell hollering in the back- ground, DON'T G0 ACROSS THAT HIGHWAY CHILDREN!! But did we listen? Of course not! Why spoil the fun? Homecoming 21 What's wrong wlth kids today? Nothing! Espe- cially the ones at Bells Middle School. These youngsters experienced what It was llke to have their own territory and not having to be pushed out of the way by upper classmen. Of course, there were a few minor adjustments to get used to, but nothing this group couIdn't handle. Now, whenever Bells Middle School -is men- tioned, two words come to mind - SUPER KIDS!! 1 ': 0 0 O O I o 0 ,Q Are we having fun yet? 'E 'E . I , 0 2 'INC 5 .Nga V l N m And S T R E T C H those legs! instructs Coach Gilliam. Look out Larry Bird- Here comes your competition! As you can see, this group is always en- thusiastic about school. 22 Student Life 'a 1 Q 0 0 Oh look! There's a future Ms. Universe - at Bells Middle School! Just a little bit of fancy footwork . Oh no' Don t slt by a girlg I hear they're contagious! Middle School 23 ' mafia ' I I Middle School pep rallies have made a place in lots of peo- ple's hearts. This year not only marked a new beginning for the junior high, but also started a few traditions of their own. In the past junior high was considered a part of the high school pep rallies: this year they were able to create new ideas of their own. The cheerleaders instigated much excitment with raps, pie throws, and lots of spirit. Signs were made for the football players' lockers wishing them luck. Skits were written to enter- tain and build spirit at pep rallies. Competition between the classes was fierce. The faculty also enjoyed taking part in the spirited pep rallies as did the entire student body. The partici- pation by faculty and classes in these pep rallies was rewarded with the presentation of spirit sticks and a winning season by the football team. Overall the football season for 1987 was very exciting for all who were involved. is 24 Student Life I 'gif Mrs. Mills discovered how Mr. Dickens en- joys his favorite pieg whole, without the use of forks and knives. ls this the begin- ning of a new way to eat lemon pie at Bells Middle School? The eighth grade really blew the roof off of the gym this year, with the traditional victory cry. It looks like the high school is in for some competition next year, but how long can they keep this up? Don't they ever get tired? G00d asgsgsen ,. Bright as ress - panthef Eff? in 87 ' fu l i f ee 2 Q if 734. f, ns f 'w, f11'7 t W 4 f , f W'3 F?i.'?'i . 'ff' 55 ' V, V, I, ,e ..,. ,- vi W ,f he Z ' fy i t 2' V ' A H' ,V , , ,, my x f ' f wif: , fr 5 ' ,Zi? V7'2m':':f Q' .,. 3:17 ' f ,,'w,s,f U S 1 riie 1 , r , . Q. i r I 'A ' W Lm'- k if Q ' 1 ' 1 N2 ' fe fy if Upper left: Sixth grade sponsors contribute their all to the pep rallies. Upper right: Students enjoy the victory cry after the pep rally. Left: Middle School cheerleaders perform a rap in appreciation to the faculty and student body. Lower Right: Justin Behrens concentrates hard to find the right words for the perfect speech. .W AV,. nik .7 A Lower Left: Even though these students are called Underclassmen , they show lots of class in supporting their team. Middle School Pep Rallies 25 403 The drill team demonstrated that they have the Panther Spirit at pep rallies in the Commons area. Mark Garner, Robert Miller, Brian Hamilton, Rl- chie Harris, and Chad Way lead the way to one of the last pep rallies that these seniors wlll ever see. The drill team prepared to perform at the Panther pep rally before the entire stu- dent body. Shelly Vick and the cheerleaders received awards that they earned for their efforts at ETSU Cheerleading Camp they attend- ed this past summer. f 5, .5 7 26 Student Life xi aflll O O 5, PM We i l 'Has ...A Sri: X--Jr A Q-..,. The seniors showed their spirit and pride in our new school by rocking with the cheerleaders. The entire student body got involved for the victory cry. The cheerleaders thought about what they would do for the first pep rally on the new football field. Regina Thomas, Pouncer, and Robin Met- calf released tension before the pep rally. Varsity Pep Rallies 27 In the tomb-like quietness of Bells High School hallways, an alarm- ing ringing sound disturbs everything that lives. Soon the halls be- come alive with movement and chatter. Each living creature seems to have one stopping place .... THE LOCKER. This place allows each student to get materials for the coming class, to catch up on the latest news, or to get rid of some frustration by slamming or hitting something because of that failing test grade. Whatever the reason, lockers are always a part of our everyday life at school. Our personalities are reflected in the lockers fdreams, securities, and futuresj. Dreams about that special person of whom we have a picture some- times occur, other times, security is needed, just to get through the long school day. These are the days when it is a relief to have a mirror hanging on our locker. We are sure to check to see if every last hair is in it's perfect place, or if a wart has grown on our nose since last hour. What about the adventurous side of us? lt's present too! At times, the adventure is just being able to open the locker door. Other adven- turous signs of our future are represented sometimes by just having a picture representing a profession that we would like to pursue. ln years past, lockers contained posters, mirrors, and sometimes trays to hold our junk. Some students even went as far as to leave notes to one another in between classes. Cookies and chips were always a favorite as long as we didn't get caught. Once in a while we would overcome fear and bring a soft drink. But, of course, THAT WAS THEN, THIS IS NOW. Now the lockers lack mirrors, and posters are few. We are even too busy to leave the notes anymore. We would not dare be caught with food much less a softdrink, for the fear of the wrath of Mr. Coulter. Despite all of this, we found some interesting lockers. Can you pick out which locker belongs to whom? You can if you know their locker personahtyl 000252 000224 000284 Scene A Scene B Scene C Scene D - S- r S S ljslj ss .,,, s s Q, s s ssss ....... f . -.- f ....- -,.,.., N . A K . ,.. ..,s.. e ...l...,. , Q 28 Student Life A ,cf-. --9 1 v- - .Q Se v L sf T. .m . 000255 000202 000231 Scene F '48 O O ei 000518 000271 000153 Scene G S 5 ' f M. 4 fi 2 E 'Q A fa , , 2 s T 3 , 0 50 f ' zL x ' . 5 5 V 45 XX e , W A 000525 Search the book for an- swers. Scene E 1 Q 15, as ,yu X cene H Scene I ,J ' A 9534? ' Afisw,:f2gf2iea11:1, ' ' Locker Personalities 29 Lg W Cm if ,, k N 3.15 ruff' I 1 m lie Qni ' , ,ww ff. ga ,lefikfr ' ifw wfQw'- 'si ,A fs- ' 'fiV?jIi3K1 JiL'li,EEii'fV 'JY f Weenie a little who will let who clean up fun not get through there are of these e-is l Q, 3. X ., I '-ij-,cr , Y 5, .,,. , N, , , iii? X ,f ,, ,, r,,,f,,s , -- em, 35? are 2 s Q 1328 13: 8 M are f rv eh Wav kzxgww. ,. M 'YN' as of all the qualities that make a person different about how boring it would be if because of all the special personalities ones who are always wil eng tfifihelp. These are our i 'il bus drivers, hard- rkipg cafeteria workers, s l our school work. These T ndiviguals are constantly a lot of their spare tl fe to Help us students out. one took time to guide a ve frightened, little, kinder- boy to his he missed his motherg he teacher who dedicated after school hours get this yearbook doneg anytime or tutor themg,the custodian fights after Iunchg agiid the listegoes on year as well as we always do without all memory book, appreciation a about your countless absent or the they cared. A comfort her. lass gave a a student gave up her for the , Woizirour who iihportanf The Here a student will always have at help or simply an emotional lift. These are schools ever so special. r T glsiii s .V T ..- 1 ,4- 4? , - , .qi C3 listen e he was rd to show Be ff ' mor eded and mime. T 1 is-fff S if J, 0 Class of '88 MR. 8- MISS BHS: Richie Harris, son of Mr. 8. Mrs. Richard Harris, and Lauren Young, daughter of Mr. 8. Mrs. Jackie Young, have been active in all phases of school life in their years at Bells High School. Richie has been a member of the Pan- thers' football team for four years as well as participating in basketball and base- ball. Lauren has been in drill team and basketball for all four years. Both stu- dents have served their classmates well as class officers and are proud to have been chosen for this honor. N 15 , ' ,s, ii 1--A s :St MOST INTELLECTUAL: Chad Way, son of Mr. 81 Mrs. Jerry Beeman, and Lisa Wagner daughter of Mr. 8. Mrs. Jimmy Wagner, lead their class through the most difficult of assignments whenever they can. Chad has been active in athletics. Lisa ls an active member of Beta Club and FHA. Both students have served as class officers. The Senior class has very capable leadership this year with the following slate of CLASS OFFICERS: Mark Garner-Treasurer, Shanna Rolen-Vice-President, Shelly Vick-Secretary, Lisa Wagner- Reporter, and Chad Way-Preident. 32 Personalities 'Muff MOST ATHLETIC: Mark Garner, Son of Mr. 84 Mrs. Floyd Garner, and FRIENDLIEST: Gary Morrison, son of Mr. 8. Mrs. Don Morrlson, and Shanna Rolen, daughter of Ms. Linda Rolen and Mr. Jerry Rolen Regina Th0maS. daughter of MY- 3- MVS- T0mmy Thvmv Qi 77' w, Ay 'W f 5 , ..,,,. 5 Q in M f K MOST LIKELY T0 SUCCEED- Greg Sanford, son of Mr. 8. Mrs. Eugene Sanford, and Melanle Jones, daughter of Mr. 8- Mrs. Gerald Jones Seniors Chance Wayne Backest Jennifer Diane Bateman ln the Senior Class this year, there is an overall feeling of pride. We are proud to be th very first Seniors at the new Bells High School. We Seniors feel privileged to be initiatin new traditions to be followed in the future. l'm glad the school was finished in time for our Senior year, said Robert Colwell. I would have been fun to be the last graduating class from the old school, but this is a gre: way to end our high school careers. We are proud to be a part of this wonderful change, a change that was desperatel needed. lt's great to be able to walk down the halls without it being crowded, said Gre Sanford. He also brought out another important fact. The kids graduating from th middle school are really lucky. They will be looking forward to going to a new hig school. The seniors still believe in the old traditions no matter how much things have change: During assemblies we still sit on the right hand side in the very front. That's our place Seniors have always been seated in this honored position. Next year that sacred spot wi be filled by the upcoming Seniors. We've waited for many precious years to sit there an have the many privileges that Seniors have. Our greatest privilege that we were given is th right to get an education. Now we are getting our reward for hanging in there. We owe tha privilege to many people. We would like to thank our community for their understandin and support throughout the years. Thank you for everything you have done for us, bu most of all, thank you for making it possible for us to graduate from a brand new hig school. Robin Michelle Barcheers Lf 1. Rodney Paul Campbell T 'l'l ' l T t ' 1, ,,.. , A , v.2y,,W,b ivHj,'fff 2, - ' if Lisa Michelle Corbin 1' 34 Personalities E Robert Thomas Colwell ew F' Michael Lynn Felmet Mark Dwayne Garner Tammy Dawn Hall Tracy Donette Hall Brian Allen Hamilton Richard Paul Harris, Jr. Jodi Lynn Higgins Samantha Cher Holland Melanie Kim Jones Tammy Darlene Lake Denise Carlene Larkins Michelle Diane Lazenby Personalities 35 Brandi Anne Mays Robin Michelle Metcalf Robert Ray Miller Rebecca Denise Mohling Gary Don Morrison Kristi Arlene Morse Melanie Susan Peevey Shanna Sue Rolen Steven Emmett Ross Gregory Eugene Sanford Pamela Kay Simpson Tina Christine Smith 36 Personalities 5 5nf fn-s. Wx 1T ,' Color Portraits And Page Sponsorship Provided By Zena, Tommy Joe Stephenson Jeana Nell Taylor Regina Dawn Thomas Michelle LeAnne Vick Lisa Christine Wagner Stacy Duncan Wagoner Chad Wayne Way Sandi Rene' Winchester Lauren Elizabeth Young Seniors 37 Class of 89 The Juniors would describe this year as simply bigger and better. They share the same feel- ings as everyone in our schoolg they love it. They love the space, the newness, and even the cafete- ria food. Stephanie Shaffer said, lt's bigger, the halls are less crowd- ed, and the lunchroom food is a lot better. Some of the Juniors feel that the new school has im- proved the atmosphere for learn- ing. They feel that it has in- creased their educational oppor- tunities. Some even feel it has af- fected the temperament of the people. lt's a lot nicer, and the people act a lot better. l also think the classes are harder, stated Tau- sha Bellah. Of course, the looks of our new school are important to a lot of people. Our Juniors like the way our school looks, its style, and the modern flair. lt's more colorful, and it has a lot better facilities, said Kim Do- phied. To sum it all up, the Juniors feel that this year has been the best year yet, and the new school is the main reason they feel this way. They are proud to be stu- dents at the new Bells High School. Class Officers are, Jeremy Kepler-Treasurer, Stephanie Shaffer-Secretary, Rodney Monk-Vice-President, Kim Dophied-President, Perry Montgomery-Reporter. in Q? Z Stephanie Shaffer and Tausha Bellah look forward to being future accountants. . ', 1' i ' tx : , so 1 E S+.. -.le S +11 ., M5 . A - .. I . N ::' ' f TC? I-K xl 'L V4 'W ' T 5 es ts TQ If e K X ' S 3 me 43 S Je V. Q: - FH to f or x 'gvwg W Q 3 f ,V 'X '. 16- ,I 1 . X 3 X -:. ., - .. -- X il sg lj -...ng fa new 1, f'2gP'Hn 33:23 X,---In Todd Archer Tausha Bellah Scott Brown Cathy Bryant Jeanie Carter Lance Carter Ricky Cathcart Kimberly Dophied Jay Ford Shawn Hamilton Michelle Harris Becky Henson Jeremy Kepler Kiley King Michelle Lester Roger McGehee Rodney Monk Garrett Montgomery Perry Montgomery Cheri Page Stephanie Shaffer Lynn Sloan Roy Thomas Raymond Smith Mike Townsend David Waldrip Tausha Bellah, Stephanie Shaffer, Jeremy Kepler and Roger McGehee are proud to be inducted as Beta mem bers. Ii if S S Q mfm 1., 1 ' 1 ff . ' 4 Class of '90 For the sophomores this school year is also a total change. They are more challenged and say the new school has affected their at- titude toward education. They have a better outlook and are try- ing harder to make the most of their time at Bells High School. The new school has improved everyone's attitude and im- proved student morale, said Bri- an Blackmon. Some sophomores think they are getting more personal atten- tion. Others are glad they aren't so cramped and everyone is get- ting along a lot better. Our sopo- mores do not mind having closed campus. They love the cafeteria food - there's more variety this year and more of what everyones likes to eat. Our sophomores are glad not to be freshmen because there's not so much pressure on them from upperclassmen. They are accepted as part of the Bells High gang, so they feel better. They've been freshman and are mingling well in high school life. Just like everyone here at Bells High School, sophomores are glad to be here and very happy about the new school. Wi If Em0l'y's math class- WJ?4:12Swirls,5.r,If',plff5-fifzmn-,.,.f.:,g:,'f 40 Personalities 5 16 Sophomore class officers: Shawn Donihoo-President, Brad Garner-Vice-President, Mike Cuthbertson-Reporter, John Backman-Secretary, Teresa Neal-Treasurer. Brian Blackmon, Chanda Mohling, and Misty Lazenby are enthusiastic about their next assignment in Mrs. Brooks Rowell and their luck on the '5 Homecoming dance. 463.1 wt? W Q 6 4 if 49 5' s f I 'if A 'Q '9 'ae A X W , ., , 'N fr! Q 1 4. M 1 X X 1 j f Q 5, 2' , f M x J P41010 J - Shannon Anthony John Bachman Brian Blackmon Regina Carlisle Diane Clark Christy Coffin Mike Cuthbertson Marty Dicken Shawn Donihoo Brad Garner Melanie Hamilton John .laynes Misty Lazenby Paula Lewis David McPherson Chanda Mohllng Curtis Morrow Teresa Neal Aaron Reynolds Shane Rolen Brooks Rowell Thomas Sanford Brad Shearer Otis Simpson Veronica Underwood James Waldrum Sophomore Shannon Anthony sports the new look at W the pep rally. Sophomores always flnd new ways to show school spirit. Sophomore 41 Class of '91 The Freshmen at Bells underwent some big changes this year. Last year the Freshmen at least had the 7th and 8th graders under them. This year they were at the very bottom of the totem pole. Well, just how does lt feel to be I Freshman at the new Bells Hlgh School? We asked our freshmen and these guys gave us some pretty strong answers. Bells Hlgh School is DEFINITELY a world of it's own, stated Jennifer Clark. Never before have l heard the word 'nerd' spoken ln every sentence. UppercIassmen say the word FRESHMAN llke it's a disease, explalns Shari Pointer. These guys are screaming for a llttle dlgnlty and re- spect. Even though they are mistreated at times, they are stlll very proud to be a part of the good things happenlng at Bells High. Franklln Colwell summed it up pretty well. l feel our school ls somethlng of which we can be proud. lthlnk It glves everyone a sense of accomplishment. We all knew we needed a new school. Now that we've got lt, I hope we have the responslblllty to keep it new. Larissa Bellah Philip Bennett Shelia Bolden Chris Brown David Cheatham Jennifer Clark M- 5 9 'Qu 1 i Q Class Officers: Jason Taylor-Treasurer, Ricky Goode-Vice President, Jason Smith- Presldent, Wendi Rice-Secretary, Larissa Bellah-Reporter Kelley Allen Ashley Backest Franklin Colwell Mandy Cook Calvin Corbett Nathan Davis Marielle Elmore Kim Eskue Teri Fuller Rachelle Garner Troy Godbey . 42 Personalities 4 E i X , , is' si X X U Y Q X .iw in '43 M N fig 15 was Q 'f I as Q x ' ' tix 'Qs A ., il 5 1 PK n Ex P5 if 9 .Kis s . J X Z if . it B ixjff ,ff fi if L 'Y X J, 3 NSN Ricky Goode Tonia Griffitt David Guy Leigh Heath Jeff Heatley Jennifer Hill Christina Jackson David Keeton Carla Kirkpatrick Brent Knox Brandy Metcalf Wesley Miller Dustin Morrow Brandon Neff Christi Pierce Shari Pointer Andrea Powell Leslie Ramsey Rick Ramshur Jimmy Reynolds Saundra Reynolds Wendi Rice Vernon Ritchey Cissy Robertson Carol Simpson Kristy Simpson Jason Smith Lori Smith Jason Taylor Jeff Taylor Randy Thomas Cindy Wagner Jason Waldrip Deneda Walker Allen Wilkison Freshmen 43 Class of '92 Mike Addington Shelby Atherton .leff Bennett Denise Burk J. B. Cabler Shawn Cerda Mark Cuthbertson Eric Elenbaas Gina Garner Dana Gray Bobby Grlffls Justin Harris Rodney Haught Jeff Hendrix Joe Bob Jeffery Jason Kepler Brett Little Tammy Logsdon Jennifer Mahaffey Chris Martin Jimmy Mays Tami Morrow Chrls Neal Shane Neasbitt Christina Owen 44 Personalities Eighth Grade Class Officers: Jason Kepler-Treasurer, Kristen Rarldon-Secretar' Amy Taylor-President, Brett Little-Vice President ff gf tj rlrr,rr y 54 - ,ll..- 4 -rl 2 M Q- 'ff' '17 'C ff' Zig A ', ' V? Q, ,.. it N, 41,0649 2 ffiff A - 461 K , 45, '17 ,V 'a l 'L M X 1 I I of - 'W C yo- Q :C ef f M b , i husiastic eighth graders look on while Mrs. Mills instructs on the ject of science. H43 I xi , , Kb 5 e 1, J ,rr , gi we t' 'L x 1 it J 1 of ii' , 3 I ,f K 5 sf., A if L fa' Eighth grade really gives their support to their outstand- ing Junior High football team. Gary Parker vi 4 f lf, Brett Pierce Kelli Powell Robbie Ramsey Cecil Ransom Kristen Raridon Eddie Reynolds Jennifer Rice Christy Rider Corrinna Ruschenberg Kristina Simpson Chip Smith , Dee Smith Jennifer Smith - , Amy Taylor V , Wendy Thornton I 1- M' W I ff, L ' ' ,I 1 ' Mary Townsend Jennifer Underwood 'UZ' My '12 Ki i n fai n fix ,A 3 ' I Chad Vick Michael Waldrip Heather Young Eighth Grade 45 Shawna Anthony Q Justin Bachman f '- Becky Blrdwell C n f it ,,i,nnJ n5 nn,Jn'QnVQfA wfs y Ann.2 i X. , H Chad Branham J Jason Brogdon Justin Behrens so V? i I , of ye. C 2 1 ' S -..gy J Q C C Y fx so e Jennifer Brown Chuck Cawthorn Jimmy Clover Mitch Clark 'X Chris Cook M - No Photo ft -ri' ,--, Available J N' 3' tr t sl , . . I X -'X .leana Coulter David Cox Colby French Micheal Gunter Rande Jones Available 1 ' 11-1- Amy Keeton Brenda Knox 7 . fr , ,J + la ,K f , Candice Kopplin , Brandon Lamb . 1 Jenny Lamance M 'B - as 15 as A ..,,., . N, Q A .fx is X 15,1 , Stephen Lansford Tabitha Lewis 5 S 0 in A Q lf Julie Logsdon Christina Montgomery . Shane Neal W . .za C- it 5 1 ' N7 'dx 1' if Mandy Rantuccio Trisha Skipworth Adam Smith Lorrie Smith Rachael Smith 46 Personalities r u fa '73 r ' X if , e N N eb Q '4 I S' 3 Z I 11 E f 1 ..4-. IO '.al ...- Available W si 4 '15 xii all -rv E' 215-'f Kyle Spencer Paul Thompson Karen Waldrip Bettina Walker Christi Walton Melissa Washburn Kenneth Wheeler Jeff Wight Velvet Wilkinson Robert Williams Peter Wornhor The seventh grade under the direction of Mr. Dick- ens and Mrs. Mills do their best to win the spirit stick at the pep rally. Class officers Justin Behrens-Vice-President, Ste- phen Lansford-President, Chris Cook-Secretary, and Rande Jones- Treasurer: are these the leaders of tomorrow? Mr. Dickens teaches a new concept in math class as Kyle Spencer watches. Justin Bachman and Jimmy Clover listen closely to understand. Seventh Grade 47 Q1 evict if ali- , Wir f M- 1. x- ,r- ' Wx L' ' e R' I. W E ' -is as - . . A,eXe.amaafw if , F2 922 ifihieeifrrrfliebawxe , , Sze 2: 'f - cfeir Hifi 5251 f J? , e 1 asm Q farm- A , 'aapmffae . , Class of '94 f 'R i Q44 an , J,il,.1eQn 1 SGQEQ:-jilgggiggi 5555552155:-'zf3eiixzfEwitinzwi ' :fx-.ei i 4l1fvglq-mm,pv.31,1:5i:-gi1:-z,-.mw:,i:-ye, 5 aiiialzaszvlff 51we:rggJY:,,w,:e:x'i-lm-S-.x' : 2 Q125253gfEifE3EE'E5h15iiEliiiv-iiliiiliiliii' ' . ,,,,m.,, M. me: !m:im1l::u:5:f,,,,,, 2' x'219z:Wzw '11.1',-,f'5,-'M-'ii'l'1'10 fqlf:1- :mimi ,amigm-v,pgU,ugf:Y -mn u 1r3ilq..q:v:r-:y'3-:mg gng 'fy mf ifgigafl f 1tf'f2g321:'ig gami- gwlvbilrliiek-?l?'w:lm2-tl'l1'T'I1i'r1-?a:l:1+:v:4 L'1I9lx.wi-!l:.l':r,1-ivliii-Eli? HG'-+1-inzivz nn- fl iw.m::ez.:f,:w EiiiiiiiiiiiEilililigixfiaiiw23131 ' Sixth Grade Class Officers: Kevin Morse-Treasurer, Erin Youree-Presi- dent, Shelly Lynch-Vice-President, Shannon Lynch-Secretary: through- out the year these class officers have showed a balanced leadership. W And what could sixth grader Ricky Harri- son be up to on his way to the Pep Rally? zit- e ie Does that look say Here comes trou- - bqnn fe bIe?u V KL Edgar iia V! A 4 K , N E Shane Branch i'i W ' C ,, Shane Brenfn l , a i M ii I I 1 C: A, lv . V - 1: gil X l 11 to 'i' C t , , l , V was 3 C5 C C l A -. V S R f i . eww wwffmft J W Danica Carroll Lonnle Carter V Michael Conner Don Cook V A E l l Brad Corbett i ' 'Z 1, V , X .iff , fi , 1, 1 ' ,f' xx' il ff -1 Wi fi 1 3,5 w 2 ,Q V f 2 f Brannon Cox f ,iy a ' Brad Crockett ' Tina Day Chad Dickey Guinnevere Downs 48 Personalities , rg, A 45. 5 IA. le a No Photo Available ,D at A L - . L G syyris L H L , X- if . , . 4.9 M' is . K kj 1. ,, .... 7 :Q Y A 1 .X . . N S v 1 K ' S is I X, x Q ,JT is a X X 11' N I - L , were S -vi arc? 5 ,A , .1 T 54 - -'Yf ... ,, Q y -t I s N . ' 5 it Gray the Kent Durham Sean Garllng Holly Goracke Valerie Griffin Destenie Griffitt Richard Hall Ricky Harrison Joe Hernandez Mark Henshaw Randy Kelsey Bryan Little Tonya Livingston Shannon Lynch' Shelly Lynch Gwen Martin Paul Morse Kevin Morse Brandon Powell Cody Powell Teddy Simpson Holly Smith Russell Smith Pricilla Standribridge Ryan Vick Erin Youree Under the leadership of Mr. Cheatham and Mrs. sixth grade shows their spirit. The sixth grade always shows lots of school spirit at pep rallies. Sixth Grade 49 7464 Class of '95 Angie Cuthbertson Leslie Duncan Carmen Gunter Skipper Harrison Ramon Hernandez Jeffrey McKinney Michael Morgan Jason Owen Bryon Reynolds Corey Rolen if , we ' .4 'fl' John Wheeler Daniel Atchley Belinda Brogdon Dana Butterwick , Q lg ' , ,kk M Y Ashley Caradlne Joe Clark Edward Corbin 'ay as Y 'T YR.- M I' Rachael Williams A l Q! M :fl 6,, - I ' 1 'F 4 1 ' f 1 J N fl' , - 'L' b ' W3 'U' -1' . K.. -57 ': ., . 14 JI.- Qf V' ' ,sf ' ........,,ll,. ,ll..,., 50 Personalities ww, 5' fl iffy, z W if N 21 C 'Q I 1 y l :Q ,uf , My A I Ag, 5 'U' A Angela Addington Danny Atchley ' A - Casey Blount ' N Kristi Branham J' 7 f ff Q' Z - ' David Burk 5 .' W? 5 ' 'L tk 1 , - 4? ,. S ' ' Q ' 'V ,fy v f f Buddy Carter A A -U Meadow Greenwood Q W' Andrea Hartllne Joe Newsome J J L ., ' 11, .. 1 'f Jeremy Jones 3 V f My 'fd' nik 1 Q 3 J ,yr f ,gf X f 9 l J Travis Rowell . A J Aneka Saplen 3 Misty Sears Josh Smith ' Joel Taylor F. M Stoney Tharpe Jimmy Venable Mltchusson A if :Q -. , ,V David Burk, Josh Smith, Travis Rowell, and Joe Newsome and Angela Addington are Andrea Hartline work diligently in Mrs. Mit- temporarily distracted from Mrs. Mit- chusson's class. chusson's lecture. Fifth Grade 51 7 Class of '96 Josh Brown Kevin Butcher Stacy Coffin Amanda Cox Shirley Danlel Timothy Dlcken Michael Downs David Elenbaas Misty Faber Christie Goracke Misty Griffitt Shane Grove Chad Hammer Chris Harrison Katrina Jackson Walt Jeffrey Jenae Jones Vanessa Kight Amanda Lee Angela Meeks Chandra Moon Kelly Payne Luca Pritchett Chris Smith Jimmy Suter 52 Personalities shi, ,. -it 5 if ,. px. 1 my as f if f X Fulton Mark Arnold Jamie Brem JY ifwwv f fi it NN , filet -. 24 we 5 A , -ar X f .s CQ 'fi .. Y if is 5 f ' .9 E . sf 'H N' 1 ii1 '2. , l :Q - Mei' ,1' av. 1 X L x t 3 - C 'Q' L.. X X 5 gs.. b 4 , y ar . ,1- 2 N in A 5 ni K x fa z f Calf' N... Q4 W J 4 at s, 5 0 'n V VVA I - A ' gf, ,,,,, ,,,, 'H 'A if , H ' 5 ,, f 4'w I ,J Y 1 , xt -.J Nix 1 rf v ,. E -.k, 2 . ' B -Q Q ii if s-'xt Q 'Q w i?- ,-... 'aa sf' 3 L is ,Q N . s s ix -- s at J A A 1 A x i Wai an .. N K fqs -fy A ' ,Y L' -- P ' 'Q . f if B xl e -Q y Jason Mercer gave Mrs. Rutledge his undlvlded attention during Debbie Allen Brandy Bassett Clif Bolden Chrls Carter Michael Colllns Chris Cook Erica Coulter Jessica Hall Jean Harding Jennifer Jones Christie Kight Jaime Lewis Bradlee Little Jason Mercer Paul Neal Benjamin Pedigo Kevin Perzinski Bryan Rarldon Cory Ross Zach Sweetin Lawrence Thornton Mandy Walsh Joshua White Angle Wooley Brandi Yates Fourth Grade 53 Class of '97 Ph wr- ,..-J' 'R' UN. 5 ,ggxf are Adams H Joe Michael Faber enjoys his coloring time while Jeff Harris looks Debbie Davis Deidra Dickens Joe Michael Faber Angela Ford- Rlchard Garnsey Heather Guy Jlmmy Hall Jeff Harris Chris Hill Amanda Lamance Joey Livingston Will Rice Kirk Rolen Dava Sears Chad Skipworth Amanda Smith Jacob Smith Matthew Trail Jaime Wight Thomas Witherspoon 54 Personalities 40 he 2. 1 41' WAY ,W w 9 4 as ,A 1 , V l MJ 1 , , ff- ' l ' - f 0 L QQ. 'Z' i '3' T f , , ,V fa lf Q ' .3 awk Qx, PM ' 11 W, ,,, I ff M I ' 7 M J -, ' 27 ' -. 2 ' l Q K . H , J, , , ,V , V M A 72 1 WW 4 we X2 1 ' 1 -:..f XQ iv Q fm 'Q .S ! J if C iz Q, , N C 5 C- McNeil Jessica Brown Cliff Robertson says, What's going on? while Chris Conner, Cody Herod, Karri Youree, and Brandon Cutts enjoy Mrs. McNelIs' instructions. Angela Carroll Shanna Cerda ,, sg Q C , .C C Wy X ff X ff' 2 ,,,...- ,fx X- we Z F 4 ... ' , I - C ws 'sa s C is. y fist If l hfs 5 .sit il 'i sa f X -4 . x I 2 g 'I ' 1,- Ce-A J C ' M 1 J W fi N lk Chris Conner Cristi Crltes Brandon Cutts C- Erin Grlpp C .X at Fred Gunter Rod Gunter Lauren Hale Cody Herod 'Y I Andrea Hill Joe Hlll K 4 C pq, X Lisa Mahjoub Alan Malone Jody Neasbitt Cliff Robertson K Sam Smith L A Lk-C Jaime Wagner Victoria Wllkison Justin Wilson Zane Woodruff Karri Youree Third Grade 55 Class of '98 Joe Wes Everheart John Faber Batchelor Shane Boyd Ivy Buchanan ,Y- f '4 ri W , ?f' A if Q Q N 'E ' xv' l . fy , , J .M ,L Ti s tiff? 'E AX YW 1 4' ., Er' 3 l 29 .1 4.19',.,, uw ir: 4 , 'rw Jasmine Fulmer Joshua Halliburton w , , April Harrison I' 41' fs, dz M Wi, V f j Ya, ' 6' 4. vi K , I, chad Lamb l Kyle Lawrence Shaun Lynch Clayton Meeks A o I Phllllp Monk a ' s or Q' xy' V, ,I Y' , , I -V 1 Q A M M AM: 'I a 1 ,,,: 4 X Q: o a .r ' -77 :f 4 Lyjl, XM' o 1 Rsbecca Nowlin A rl X , lr,, ., ,. ' - N K Mitch Robertson Christopher Sears Brandon Simmons Mlndy Wilson WV! 'W ea M I , --if X - n --ss.. Amy Snow and Tammie Pierce listen to Ms. Tolliver as Toby Walters waits anxiously for the John Faber and Mindy wilson are en. lunch ben- thusiastic about learning. 56 Personalities if SH. G,..a53fEN'N P- NE X Q .-- .4-.. Michael Allen Jayson Arnold Tolliver , . S 'V R 'T G XG If G , ',,fi in GL I I Q ,. ' ..' K, ' V 92117: N A 6 arf' .1 ...G Jeremiah Boswell W J Jeremy Davis ' M Dana Gartrell - , G Jay Goode . u u Q ,L Garrett Hubbard W J' 3 , 'v W V J, b J Grant Little ' wx six? nnnd 5 X g fa G s GG A T GG '-.r 551 ' ' X 'G Hi' FEI A G . L ' ' A J I Crystal Lott w Tammie Pierce X ,ga G .. ,: 1 P 'K Sunny Rader y Q ':. f N G XX A , .lon Sands 5 V G N AX NG k5GnSxG A Q' GQG. G bqqbqb Q G an Amy Snow G 4' .br leel ,G . J .4 EW . I . M K Toby Walters f L in wx 5 G -' 5. GG , is 1, Gg sv. NG v-ff, 1 A K Joseph Washburn Amber Whitlock l I Im IC 13 4 R ? 1 I Q. il 3' ' ' G Cody Blount Andy Burgess G .lerry Davis RRR F ' A Mike Cone A ' 5 X A- G Cody Gray G Katie Greenwood Q K Melanie Johnson X- s- b K ij J i Danny Mahan u 'i - J fy ,G G G G y Tina Mahjoub K 4 , - Q2 G ' ' Chuck Normundeuu . G R , , . i ,N N C' A M , IN ..-4 , G J A fss A XG, J GGGG. if' i 1' . iise N 5 ' i:T ':E' ' ' Blake Richardson G Jimmy Snow Kevin Tackett G y G -- G Jake Waldrip 1 fi 'Q 1 2 5 G9 u 1 chad wanton X- S 0 ' .. i G G G-' G Brian williams , ' - Q A if se G C i viik ' X I G l rG GG Second Grade 57 Class of '99 Lara Galloway, Nathan Pettit, Sara Pierce, Amme Milton, Ricky Kelsey, and Eric Payne eagerly await a response from their teacher, Mrs. Johnson. Could Ricky be asking, Who me? David Christman David Crockett Lara Galloway Joe Hall Ricky Kelsey Christina Kinsey ' Ryan Kinsey ' ' Krista Miller Amme Milton Renatta Neal , x iii Jamie Neasbitt Joshua Oakley Eric Payne , Nathan Pettit Sara Pierce ff? 1 .ii ,aw Joshua Poormohammada Keith Ratcluff Clay Rolen Robert Saplen 58 Personalities 4 fi .3 W M 1 ag 'f I , . 31 , it 'if i 1 ix Amber Walsh Kim Watson Robert White Llnzie Branch Chad Brem P. K. Butterwlck Holly Davoust Eli Fulmer John Hall Jake Hartline Wayne Holman Thomas Kerrick Mandy Lankford Billy Pendleton Micheal Sands Misty Vaughan John Venable Sara Waldrip Sharon Witherspoon av 4 9' Mrs. Robinson joins her students ln their daily read- ing of their favorite stories. First Grade 59 Morris Jay Duncan V , . ' ' QQ t , ' Class of 2000 J J.D. Everheart Maranda Felton Robbie Galloway f N A , Jennifer Halliburton A ' ' Jared Ke'-y s J 6 ' if V 'N h' ' olil J 'J A, M ..,, ii . ix ,E N f . Fl- . , A J :Q we, i,,,AA,o2 if 5, is ,, M' , ' ly., Karl Kigm ,.., ,, . . J . J , , Tray Kinsey Jamie Moon ,' W Brandy Reed fl 1 2,1 Jennie Sweetin ' in '1 H ' ' 'e w A 'J 'ff' t , Q f , lx V, V . 543 Mb I X ,A gl M ' A fl ,5-fn J. X 1 A ul '4 if Y, ' 5 Gary Ulum Bubba Vaughan Amber Wardell Shane Westbrook ' 'J Lee Yates In , K, if -.,, I 'V 1' n - .... Bieaiiiii S Mrs. Morris gives special one on one attention to Maranda Felton. Personalities x J ...-Y' 5-5 Y it xjf Smithson ff? -. M , Q Q4 f ,Q pf Y Q l Y W x 7 V r' Z X J W1 . A U I I if ,f 1-L' 'V . 0' 3 'V ' if , V, . 9 I I -1 ' . A eee K e e r A s Q .2 5 V ., Si fn is 1? Charlie Burgess Laura Carter Patrick Crites Brittany Fuller Harold Garnsey Kari Herod Amy Mahan Christopher McK Cristi Page Billy Pedigo Aaron Ratcliff Todd Rider Kyle Rolen Nathan Smith Buddy Suter y X E AN K ,, r,yy r7zV ., fi f? X Natalie Wardell f av ' V, S Lib ' Kindergarten students Todd Rider and Mrs. Smithson offers encouragement to we ,.,., F Patrick Crites show an amazing amount her students as they enjoy Arts and W V ff of concentration at playtime. Could these Crafts. A f' 'K 1' be tomorrow's architects? 3Y Kindergarten 6 Jeanle Brem Middle School Resource High School Resource x -as Rlck Coulter High School Prlnclpal Billy Frosch Su pervlsor of Maintenance S Q- ' S sw f an ' i t 4-1 ' ,Q Joan Hlll High School Cafeteria Bus Drlver 62 Personalities Jane Bryant Fifth Grade 'UU' A Felton Dickens Middle School Math H X Q .R KX Gall Frosch High School Cafeteria Q 1 I K .rgfe K I x t ' ' qi . fx .4 S- in Q Michael Adams Thlrd Grade Lalotta Carnes High School English Spanish C Carol Durham Middle School Resource Aide Jeanie Fulton Fourth Grade I X 3 S do t Mary Hill Pat Hughes Hlgh School Cafeteria Middle School Social Studies lt 0. 0. Ann Batchelor Second Grade Jewel Carter Middle School Cafeteria 'K--lf P i W . Carolyn Emory High School Math Lf Y xx if X Bula Garner Hlgh School Office Aide Q a ... , . 1 Mary Lou Johnson Flrst Grade Rick Bankston Hlgh School Science Mlddle School Principal Wallace Cheatham Consumer Math, Health Athletics John Estep Computer Education Algebra l Athletics Glenda Gllllam Elementary P. E. Athletics ,gf X Shirley Jones Librarian Yearbook and Middle School English Gerald Beckham Elementary Principal Lesa Coulter Elementary Readln Gifted and Talenteg xx fa. Betty Flemlng Mlddle School Reading Raylene Gray Middle School English Social Studies '1ob'i-i K we .. S EES X ., fi S or Paige Klght Custodian Bus Drlver Annle Kremer Homemaking Mary Ann Martin Middle School Cateterla ' J : L , . . 9 at 9 sf ...,, . 5 Q ff X .Q f Ii , Q ' F A ,::, x Paula Morrls Kindergarten Linda Rolen Elementary Office Aide K .... h K ,hm P K V gi ehf ie. , Q A as 1 Fi g f 1 fl be-A K 1 L 'X M Geneva Layman Lynda Lewis Elementary Cafeteria Fine Arts Counselor . . -., ge at L S 5 1 X Gale Mills Middle School Science Patrlcla Neal Elementary Llbrary Aide Q .is SSR S .4 ls: V 'B is GNU L Karen Rowell Business Education Study Skills S 'M' f Lou Ann Smithson Barbara Threadgill Kindergarten High School English Clvics Martha Mltchusson Fifth Grade X Daniel Parker Biology, Psychology and Athletics f- I F Ronald Rowell Superintendent Q X . if al 5 i f Karen Tolliver Second Grade Robert Little High School Custodian Cin Q le ool 1 e d A N 1 1 f X if Melody Peters Elementary Resource Frances Rutledge Fourth Grade 'sg' e 2? FW Sherry Walsh Elementary Resource Aide Q-'55 -A L 2 fi.. X K Mg, S f .. 1 X X'f l1 Allie Lucas Middle School Custodian 'Q SQQ Dorothy Moore Secretary to the Superintendent Monte Pritchett Elementary P. E. Athletics Louise Sanford District Computer Aide im 7 ge We y David Wilson American History P. E. and Athletics X4 Q. .g - X ' jf Q Qc A if -KX Y. ' v Vi . Carolyn McNeil Third Grade T 5 . Q Joe Moore Agriculture W -R A Rhonda Robinson First Grade Wilma Shires Drama. English Spanish, and Speech l 1? 3 ei Lge N yy y . A ,,. .lane Zimllch Second Grade Personnel 63 unsung ,W gf, gwsf , 2 69437 gl 44265 sgfi M Coach Daniel Parker, alias Chef Parker , entertains hungry students while cooking fries for their lunches. Coach Parker is often assisted by Chef Wilson in an effort to speed up the process of serving the entire student body. Mr. Rick Bankston proudly shows off a Coach David Wilson shows school spirit on hat and sunglasses' day with a duo slurping machine and a great big smile. Personalities KX Middle School mascot presented by the student body for display in the of- fice. Mrs. Carolyn McNeil gladly gives extra help to one of her many students. This young man should feel privileged indeed to have such a caring teacher. ai fi X . ess lllr. Coulter and Mr. Rowell en- oy refreshments provided by nembers ofthe Beta Club at the Beta installation Ceremony. sig? 3 , 9' 9224 Y t rr,rr Mrs. Emory enjoys teaching math to eager-to-learn students. Students par- ticipating in UIL activities can always depend upon her for assistance. Mrs. Benja Pritchett, Drlll team and Cheerleader spon- sor, as well as library aide, prays for our team's safety and urges them on to victory. Patricia Neal ls caught in the act of showing school splrlt at the Middle School pep rally, Her example as Middle School cheerleader sponsor helps the overall spirit exhibited. Mr. Pat Hughes pays the price for urging his class to win the spirit stick at the Mid- dle School pep rally. Mrs. Fleming was in an enviable position that day. Personnel 65 1-kademdw 0 I a zap ! LIQSUODS School gives us of us and made sure go to school, and they not to do. 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Other important factors in this competition are the sponsors, who are usually there to coach the contestants, lend encouragement, and of course, give advice. To sum it all up, students and sponsors of Bells High School have a reason to be proud of their contest representa- tives. gaaauaa Contestants who competed in the Math and Science categories must be able to understand com- plex formulas and difficult math- ematical equations. Last year's math-science team wasg Michelle Lazenby-Calculator Applications, Lisa Corbin-Number Sense, Chance Backest-Number Sense, Chad Way-Number Sense, Sci- ence, Sheila Hayes-Calculator Ap- plications, and Amy Hopkins-Cal- culator Applications. Not Pic- tured: Craig Dophied-Science, Perry Montgomery-Science, and Lisa Wagner-Science. U.l.L. Last year's business team was made up of students with a natu- ral talent for the typewriter or an understanding the accounting process. They are lfrom left to rightj Jennifer Bateman-Type- writing, Richie Harris-Typewrit- ing, Greg Sanford-Accounting, Lauren Young-Typewriting, Shei- Ia Hayes-Accounting,MeIanie Jones-Typewriting, and Denise Larkins-Accounting. Not Pic- tured: Amy Hopkins-Accounting. Wlatlandseanee 5 t Journalists as well as writers must have a general understanding of literature and its concepts. This year's journalism team made a great showing at competition. The journalism contestants for 1987 were Bri- an Hamilton-Headline Writing, Newswrit- ing, Editorial, Michelle Lazenby-Newsw- riting, Shelly Vick-Newswriting, Steph- anie Shaffer-Newswriting, Melanie Pee- vey-Headline Writing, Sandi Winchester- Headline Writing, Feature Writing, Richie Harris-Feature Writing, Tausha Bellah- Feature Writing, Kim Dophied-Feature Writing, Michelle Harris-Editorial Writing, and Michelle Lester- Editorial Writing. Not Pictured: Michelle Dexheimer-Head- Iine Writing. The Literary team is one whose members are gifted with words as well as the gift of how to express them. The 1987 Literary team was made up of Robin Barcheers-4th Po- etry Reading, Jeana Taylor- 5th Prose, Shelly Vick-3rd Prose, Cheri Page-6th Prose, Lisa Wagner-4th Ready Writ- ing, and Stephanie Shaffer- Ready Writing. Not Pictured: Chanda Mohling-Poetry Read- ing, Melanie Peevey-Ready Writing, Julie Kepler-Ready Writing, L'Cena Henderson- Poetry Reading, and Loree Brooks-Poetry Reading. ?2,-467762 llww 77Zfi'fES Sf 7 77527567' U.l.L 69 ffm The 1987 U.l.L. One-Act Play was directed by Mrs. Lynda Lewis. She did a wonderful job. She gave the cast lots of help and encourage- ment. The cast consisted of six members. April Craft-Neat Woman, L'Cena Henderson-Calm Woman, Jeana Taylor-Old Woman, Julie Kepler-Girl, Eric Malone-Man, and Benny Knox-Boy. Kiley King also played the part of the Boy when the play was performed in Bells at the P.T.0. meeting. The play took place in the late seventeenth century in a prison cell just after midnight . The six characters were awaiting the dawn which might bring them all death by hanging. They each had been sentenced for witchcraft, but only the Calm Woman remained un- moved. When questioned by the others, she replied that she would not die on the gallows - that the devil takes care of his own. Soon the others believed that she was a witch and begged her to tell them how they too might gain Satan's protection, but the Girl protested ever- ything they did. Her protests aroused them to fury, and they killed her. The Calm Woman then told them that she hasn't offered them any guarantee of saftey. In an even wilder fury, they killed her also, only to realize that they had fulfilled her prophecy - - she would not die on the gallows. . f ,, 1, r 2 2 l 1 ,,ei III' 1 I 5:1 -iii ss me N: Xxx! 9-535-' mm-0 o O-'02 E375 no g ' 'tg'-0 is! ...,o :EB Begg cu 53? -152 Rang .'.L :Zu vo: aura' om' :rn-2' -'Ei g'-9 Q :ma 'S Elo : 30423 ,gsm I xv is KKKKXXXXXN Ky' pl e f N t ,Q f, , ,5' 4 4 gd' Y I linux! Academics f The Neat Woman and the Man realize what will come with the dawn. The Girl and the Boy sadly discuss their position as they try and comfort each oth- er. The Girl discusses her opinions between life and death while the others Ilsten ln- tently. Zefcvte D we-ff 77644 The Old Woman, Neat Woman, and the Boy look puzzled as the Calm Woman pre- dicts that she will not die on the gallows. The Boy explains his big emptiness at the murder of his friend, the Girl, as the Old Woman and the Neat Woman sadly listen. The Calm Woman's claim that the devll is her master shocks the Neat Woman. One-Act Play 71 Last year seniors who received awards were Charlie Brown and Amy Hopkins-Math: Craig Do- phied-World Historyg Jason Stone-Lone Star Farmerg Scott Verzi-Ag Mechanics: Amy Hop- kins-Accountingg and April Craft- Spanish II and English IV. Lisa Wagner and Melanie Jones were awarded the F.H.A. awards. Becky Mohling and Robin Barcheers received the Homemaking awards. I .wifi se is i3ii,SE:-.53 Li. 4 ,v:5flfKh0l. . .J jul l Jennifer Bateman received the Typing I award. Chad Way was i' awarded the Chemistry I award. Michelle Lazenby was honored with I' h III d . the spanish I and Eng is awar S Thomas Sanford was honored with Star Greenhand. Brian Blackmon received the English I award. , V I I Stephanie Shaffer was honored with the Engllsh ll award, Tausha Bellah was awarded the Homemaking II award, and Teresa Neal received the Homemaking award. 72 Academics Tina Smlth, Michelle Lazenby, Llsa Wagner, Greg Sanford, Jennifer Bateman, Melanie Jones, and Regina Thomas were the senior honor students. 52? -sz, 4 wi' 3 f . .3 'L 1233 .Q Freshman honor students are left to right Chris Brown, Cissy Robertson, Jennifer Clark, Shari Pointer, Larlssa Bellah, Jason Taylor, and Christina Jackson. 1- V, A Paula Lewls, Teresa Neal, and Brian Blackmon were the 1987-88 sophomore honor students. Junior Roy Thomas made the semester honor roll. The semester honor roll is made up of people who have worked hard and conducted themselves in a man- nerly way in the classroom. These people have kept a 90 or above aver- age every six-weeks. Some of the higher achievers made the superin- tendent's honor roll. They made 90 or above in every class. There were eighteen students who fulfilled the requirements for making it to the se- mester honor roll list. We are very proud of each one and support them in their continued efforts. Along with this standing comes a lot of honor, responsibility, and a chance to at- tend some very special activities and become members of academic clubs. Having a 90 or above average allows a Bells High School student the privi- lege of becoming a Beta member. This year these students were invited to attend an A team breakfast held at Holiday lnn. They were given speeches by Mr. Rowell, Mr. Coulter, and Mrs. Lewis. These honors make all of the long study sessions and tired eyes worth the effort. Academics 73 Zeta Michelle Lazenby-Vice-President Melanie Jones-President Jennifer Bateman-Treasurer Lisa Wagner-Secretary The National Beta Club is a non-secret, service-leadership club for high school students. lt was instituted and is operated to reward merit, encourage effort, and promote high ideals among high school students. Member- ship is based on honorable char- acter, good mentality, creditable achievement, and commendable attitude. Being included in the activities as a member of the BetaiClub is an exciting honor to be treasured. I 2, l S 5 is S Back row: Lisa Wagner, Denise Larkins, Melanie Jones, Perry Montgomery, Front row: Michelle Lazenby, Tausha Bellah, Kim Dophied, Stephanie Shaffer, Jennifer Bateman, Roger McGeheeg Not pictured: Jeremy Kepler i E l i Q l S I I 5 E 5 S 74 Organizations L I 0 gum: Top row: Thomas Sanford, Lance Carter, Principal Rick Coulter, Brian Hamilton, Lynn Felmetg Bottom row: Cissy Robertson, Christy Coffin, Teri Fullerg Not Pictured: Jeremy Kepler The Student Council consists of two members chosen from each class, totaling eight mem- bers. The Student Council orga- nizes many activities. They raised nearly two hundred dollars for the needy by standing at the main intersection in Bells collect- ing money. The Student Council organizes many activities to benefit the student body. The Bells Student Council has had a good year and looks forward to many more. fm? t Nag t T ssl, h S as its .- 5 . , a + x - E is: Danica Carroll, Colby French, Jeana Coulter-Secretary and Treasurer, Sponsor Mr. Pat Hughes, Chip Smith-President, Mark Cuthbertson-Vice President, and Michael Conner Organizations 75 K,-fi I Top row: David Waldrip, Lance Carter, Jeff Taylor, Scott Brown, Rodney Monk, Nathan Davis, Todd Archer, First row: Roger McGehee, Becky Henson, Sandi Winchester, Cathy Bryant, .lay Ford, Steve Ross, Second row: Garrett Montgomery, Robert Colwell, Jeana Taylor, Kristy Simpson, Shelia Bolden, Roy Thomas, Ricky Cathcartg Third row: Cindy Wagner, Jennifer Clark, Michelle Harris The 1987-88 Choir was directed by Mrs. Lynda Lewis. The Choir puts on two concerts each year - one for Christmas and one in the spring. This group also sings at the baccalaureate in May. i This year's Choir was a talented but small group. This group gained both a pianist and a violinist which added variety to the class. The year was a productive one, leaving Bells with hopes of an even better choir in 1989. S i. Officers: Robert Colwell-President Sandi Winchester-Secretary x Y 76 Academics V k ? GJ ff ll -si -A ll f i Top row: Coach David Wilson, David Cheatham, Jason Smith, Jason Waldrip, Mark Garner, Michelle Lester, Robert Miller, Rodney Monk, Brian Hamilton, Mike Townsend, Lynn Felmet, Chad Way, Christi Pierce, Second row: Kim Eskue, Lori Smith, Brandy Metcalf, Randy Thomas, Brooks Rowell, Larissa Bellah, Teresa Neal, Rachelle Garner, Stephanie Shaffer, Cathy Bryant, Mandy Holland, Kim Dophied, Todd Archer, Jay Ford, Lauren Young, Third row: Mandy Cook, Kelley Allen, Jason Taylor, Wesley Miller, Christina Jackson, Jennifer Hill, Wendi Rice, Ashley Backest, Leslie Ramsey, Michelle Harris, Shanna Rolen, Christy Coffin, Dustin Morrow, Perry Montgomery, Ricky Goode, Jeanie Carter Fellowship of Christian Athletes is a group of athletes that join together and learn about God's word. FCA is like a family, and together they discuss ways to work as a team. Coach David Wilson is the leader of this group. FCA held it's first meeting at the home of principal Rick Coulter and their New Years Eve party at the home of President Mark Garner. FCA had a very fun and exciting year and has high hopes of even more students joining next year. Officers: Secretary-Jay Ford Treasurer-Rodney Monk Vice-President-Mandy Holland President-Mark Garner 10' . ' l Organizations 77 av, . Back Row: David McPherson, David Waldrip, Scott Brown, Brad Garner, Shane Rolen, Mike Townsend, Mark Garner, Todd Archer, Thomas Sanford, Second Row: Raymond Smith, Robin Metcalf, Shannon Anthony, Otis Simpson, John Bachman, Roger McGehee, Brooks Rowell, Lance Carter, Jay Ford, Third Row: Curtis Morrow, Brian Blackmon, Aaron Reynolds, John Jaynes, Marty Dicken, Chanda Mohling, Lisa Corbin, Garrett Montgomery, Christy Coffin, Perry Montgomery, Fourth Row: Tina Smith, Steve Ross, Rodney Campbell, Rodney Monk, Gary Morrison, Jennifer Bateman, Chance Backest Back Row: Jason Waldrip, David Cheatham, Lynn Sloan, Nathan Davis, Jimmy Reynolds, David Guy, Chris Brown, Jeff Taylor, Jason Smith, Randy Thomas, Marielle Elmore, Second Row: Sandi Winchester, Brandi Metcalf, Kim Eskue, Ashley Backest, Christina Jackson, Calvin Corbett, Jeff Heatly, Jason Taylor, Ricky Goode, Wesley Miller, Troy Godbeyg Third Row: Wendl Rice, Robin Barcheers, Melanie Peevey, Terri Fuller, Carla Kirkpatrick, Philip Bennett, Brent Knox, Dustin Morrow, Bradon Neff, Vernon Ritchey Organizations This page sponsored by: Zz mm Bells' Greenhand Quiz Team consisting of Jason Waidrip, Christina Jackson, Wendi Rice, and Chris Brown went to the state meet and returned with fifth place hon- ors. Congratulations Team! Chapter Officers: President-Rodney Campbell, Reporter-Tina Smith, Sentinel- Rodney Monk, Secretary-Jennifer Bate- man, Vice-President-Gary Morrison, Advi- sor-Joe Moore. 1987-88 FFA Chapter Sweetheart- Jennifer Bate- man. Greenhand officers included Jason Tay- lor, Randy Thomas, Teri Fuller, Jason Smith, Wendi Rice, Chris Brown, and Jason Waldrip. Organizations 79 F.H.A.!HERO is a world of opportunity! It pro- vides opportunities for self-development, prepara- tion for family and community living, and for em- ployment. It encourages individual and group in- volvement in helping achieve worldwide brother- hood and very importantly, it provides opportuni- ties for decision making and for assuming responsi- bility. The year of 1987-88 has been a great year to Join the Club! We have accomplished these things and much more. This year is the first time in a long while we have had a Regional Officer, and she has experienced many exciting extravaganzas during her term. Ask her about it sometime! The local F.H.A. officers have had a blast celebrating the teacher's birth- days, watching all of the kids faces light up at MHMR when Santa Claus delivered Christmas pre- sents, and getting to those dreaded meetings in all the hustle and bustle. lt hasn't been all fun, a little bit of hard work is thrown in to make it all worth- while. The F.H.A. members have done their share, too! The officers appreciate everything they have done to make this year a success, like selling all of that Tom Watt, getting the care package together for the Mental Health Center and a needy family, and don't forget the State Fair! Without Mrs. Kremer, our great F.H.A advisor, it wouldn't have all been possible. The 1987-88 officers are: Tausha Bellah-Vlce-President of Projects Rachelle Garner-Freshman Representative, Denlse LarkIns-Vice-Presl- dent of Recreation: Sandi Winchester-Treasurerg Teresa Neal-Reporter Misty Lazenby-Vice-President of Star Events: Melanle Jones-Parllamen tarlang Cheri Page-Vice-President of Achievement, Llsa Wagner-Presi dentg Paula Lewis-Secretary. HUXS TRAD1 'O I Mg N Texas 80 Organizations FHA beau for1987-88 was Mr. Shawn Hamilton. FHA Reglon III Parllamentarlan for 1987-88 was Melanle Jones. Top Row: Todd Archer, Robert Mlller, Mlchelle Lester, Shawn Hamllton, Lynn Felmet, Rodney Monk, Mlke Townsend, Veronlca Underwood, Chrlstl Plerca, Allen Wllkisong Second Row: Advlsor Mrs. Annle Kremer, Becky Henson, Becky Mohllng, Shawn Donlhoo, Melanle Hamilton, Jennlfer Bateman, Mandy Holland, Regina Carllsle, Kim Eskue, Lori Smlth, Tonla Grlfflttg Thlrd Row: Sharl Polnter, Dlane Clark, Franklln Colwell, Carol Slmpson, Reglna Thomas, Tammy Hall, Tammy Lake, Jennlfer Hlll, Saundra Reynolds, Tausha Bellahg Bottom Row: Misty Lazenby, Paula Lewls, Sandl Winchester, Cherl Page, Teresa Neal, Mlchelle Lazenby, Lisa Wagner, Melanle Peevey, Lauren Young, Melanle Jones, Denise Larklns, Kelley Allen, Rachelle Garner. Organizations 81 PM It A was V V ' MMM , I1 to lau- ghed, S , Have you ever wondered about what It takes to make an extraordinary yearbook? The answer to your question is the a wllllng-to- work yearbook staff, a lot of hard work, and many long hours. Our yearbook staff started work ln the summer of 1987, at the Josten's Yearbook workshop at Texas Women's Unlverslty ln Denton, Texas. For three days co-editors Michelle Lazenby and Lisa Wagner and other staff members Robert Colwell, Melanle Jones, Tammy Lake, Jeana Taylor, Greg Sanford, and Shelly Vick attended meetings on preparing the yearbook. When the workshop ended, a great deal of the preparatory plannlng was done. The staff members are not only extraordlnary but also adventurous. In order to save money in the future, they started developing their own film and prlntlng the plctures. The darkroom? . . . Well, it started out in a bathroom in the teachers' lounge. Slnce this room was too small, staff members used the Science Lab with the consent of Mr. Bankston. Staff members gave up free Saturday mornings and tlme after school In the afternoons in order to develop fllm and process plctures. This was not as easy as it sounds. Chemicals had to be mixed and then labeled. Afterwards, staff members would wear this smell for the rest of the day. Some negatives had to be prlnted over and over to get just the right effect. Developing fllm was soon mastered by Robert Colwell, Jodi Hlgglns and Tammy Lake, but not before Steve Ross and Brian Hamllton gave it their best shot. They now know the difference between chemicals for developing film and prlntlng pictures although they dldn't at the tlme. Lisa Wagner and Denlse Larklns teamed up to print plctures. After a lot of trial and error, printing pictures became an almost every day occurrence. These two were joined ln the venture of prlntlng by Tracy Hall, Jodi Higgins, and Tammy Lake. Could any of these ladies make a career of this new found skill? Deadline is the true meaning of Blood, Sweat, and Tears . To make a deadline complete, thirty-four pages had to be finished. Staff members were behind a couple of tlmes, but Mrs. Jones always knew how to pull us through. Soon everything began falllng into place, and the dream of the perfect yearbook became a reallty. While some staff members developed fllm and prlnted pictures, others worked on page design, copy for spreads, and plcture captions. Mlchelle Lazenby was always on hand to answer questions, help with assignments and problems, proofread pages, and provided a gread deal of creative thlnklng. Staff members Brandi Mays, Greg Sanford, Melanie Jones, and Shelly Vlck could be counted on to complete page deslgn, enter material lnto the computer, schedule pictures, and many of the other endless detalls involved in yearbook production. There are many things that go on to make a perfect yearbook, and thls year, through team effort, we think it happened. Wlth each staff member finding out what he or she dld best, each was assigned different jobs. Later the work was comblned not to make a picture book, but a yearbook that Informs, records, and shows a great year at Bells. M . If f , 6 . K fs H..-if M N . I J ifqwia fi ng 7 ,,,. ' , r -we .lee 'yi' , S Jif' , an 32 ,,,,- A 9 3' , 'Z ' ,a .' '.',, .' itil ,E Q if K M Q' W ff + n la ' 'Mx lm W, ,,,,, A ,,,,S, 'rgmffl A 7 ' ff A ,l l iib 1, in 1' . fi 1 vu sf 1 1 I 4 ht lv .ft Ku, srl' 'Q 'Q 'N ' X ' I . 1, .4 1 ijdjrwmqvv, ,,,, 5 ' ' I M K ' Anzz' Lwk' i 'f K'm ,, 5 J ,M ., ,,, , ,L . , 3 ' i ir 2 7 A is 0 ' ,,.' lk' . ti, A . 0 , 1 -, in 1 -::- W. .i X' , ,:., , iff - , 5, , Q . '15 g - '- ' S3 Mx E f--- Q ,-Q H .' y 3: :gig gi, nf. xx mx. Z 1, 511 5. QL. f L,-f,f,n.,., 4 ..W,ea-mp: wfm ,Am Jr, f sv Q 56 , , M mf ,gy 2 2 A X V J X , fu ki 41, Exit E f -if 3 v Q, K 5? i gf' .. L3 f4hJ m We ' V ..,,,, ,' X 4 ,x THQ ., 4 w,,, ,. 5 ' V A Si ax 5 5 Ei K gm, , K A :z:1Agg4Nz,,.,W, 7 -. l ,N , A M .gt:,:gg,M1-W 5 .f , . f ff ff - -, M , Sports are very important to the lives of many. ln fact, sports are for everyone no matter who they are. First, they help a person stay healthyiamd ln They help someone feel betterpmentally. For many, it is a way to express lt helps aperson get a competive edge. Sports are great for .il,tf iftfffifftise they Improve a person's life in many aspects. T it people today have joined the wellness movement. Everyone wants to be healthy, but for some it's just too boring to do those repetitions exercises everyday. The perfect answer is to get involved in a a favorite sport. A person can have a lot of fun and get in shape at the same time. There are sports activities at schools, churches, and community centers. lf a person doesn't went to participate in sports at any of these places, he can always get a group of Wlends together. Having a great time ls a sure way to start a tradition. From time to time everyone suffers from mental burn out . This means that they need a change. One of the best ways to overcome this is to become actlve. Sports will definitely help someone become active. Sports are good for the mind. They help a person release tension: therefore, making them feel much better. Sports are an excellent way to improve the way a person feels about himself. lf a person feels good about himself, he will feel good about life ln general. lf a personals doing something so good for himself, how can he not feel great? Everyone has a talent of some kind no matter who they are. For many their main talent lies in the area of sports. Everyone should strive to find their talents and exercise them. lt someone is lucky enough to have a talent in this area, it could become a career choice. There are so many possibilities. Even if someone does not end up using that type of talent as a career, they should always work hard to improve. No one would ever want to lose the talents given them. Everyone needs at least a little competition in their lives. lt helps to keep a person on his toes. Competition keeps a person thinking. lt helps to make a person improve continually. Life would be dull without competition. Yes, sports is probably the very best opportunity you have to find competition. Everyone could improve their life if they strive to maintain that competitlvefedge. Everyone shouldtry to get involved l,,, in sports at once ln theilfftigieynaybe for neqreason except to see what it is like. For whatelrer-mason a ooses to getinvolved, he tti has made a greatldeclslon. He vfiltthave allowettliiititnself to improve physically and mentally. He may find a new talent, and he wtftfdefinite- ly give himself that competitive edge. He will have improved his Wie tremen- dously with somethlng as simple er as complicated as a sport. , 'qs f A. .. N f x-X x f as W9 86 Sports 'W 'Vmutq Teresa Neal Stephanie Shaffer Kim Dophied Loree Brooks Michelle Harris Tausha Bellah Lisa Corbin 'Vwwdq ZW Coach James Kinman James Duffee Mark Garner Perry Montgomery Chad Way .lohn Bachman Aaron Reynolds Jeremy Kepler 7M Brett Pierce Chris Neal Michael Waldrip Chip Smlth Brett Little Justin Harrls Mark Cuthbertson Jason Kepler 7z'6 Christy Rlder, Mlssy Wouling Tami Logsdon, Amy Taylor Heather Young, Mary Townsend Cindy Wagner, Wendy Thornton Eileen Coker, Denlse Burk Dee Smith Robbie Ramsey Coach Valerie Rodriguez Kristen Rarldon Jennifer Rlce Kristina Simpson Gina Garner Shelby Atherton Kid Cindy Wagner Clssy Robertson Larissa Bellah Christi Pierce Rachelle Garner Shari Pointer Valerie Rodriguez Wendi Rice Michelle Morrlson Terl Fuller Leslie Ramsey Kelley Allen XM David Cheatham Ricky Goode Jason Waldrip Randy Thomas A fm A-K 'hull 1 I Y U N The Baseball team had a pretty rough year. We all wish them bet ter luck next year and hope they never lose their will to try. We are proud of them for hanging in there and we'd also like to thank Coach Cheatham for all his hard work. Good Luck to all of you! e ' 61: 'af is Bells Baseball Sherman J.V. 1 Sherman J.V. Denison J.V. Dodd City Savoy Whitewright Gladtidings Trenton Savoy Milburn Trenton Savoy Trenton Gunter Tom Bean S 8. S Whltewright Howe Pottsboro Tom Bean Whltewrlght I .'.r,, 1. alll. 'I'f',. 1 I ' -f 'xx' 4 I u ly lv la .W 7 HL, 'Wir' S 81 S Pictured below: Mike Cuthbertson, Gary Payne, Brian Hamilton, Coach Wallace Pottsboro Cheatham, Richie Harris, Craig Dophied, Mark Garner, Thomas Sanford, Brooks Rowell, Perry Montgomery, Tommy Stephenson, Jeff Lansford, James Duffee, Roger McGehee 6-10 4-10 2-15 4- 5 3- 5 10-14 12- 2 22- 3 0-10 9-14 16- 3 7-14 18-11 6-16 15-17 2-11 6-16 2-10 4-15 3- 4 5-11 2-17 3- 7 2 at 88 Sports I Q Pictured above: Jeremy Kepler, Cralg Dophled, Kim Dophled, Coach Valerie Rodriguez, Chanda Mohllng, Benny Knox, and Erlc Malone Q--14 - Q , I ,.V, My Brlan Blackmon, Jason Waldrlp, Jeremy Kepler, John Bachman, Chad Way, Perry Montgomery, John Jaynes, Jennlfer Hlll, Ashley Backest, Michelle Harris, Chrlsty Coffin, Jeanie Carter, Stephanie Shaffer N ' v Kink ' ,1- ,f' 'w , ,fi ' VF' I ' -5 .1! . ,,, X ,ff X I f Sports 89 Lindsey Celeste Collinsville Wolfe City Tom Bean S815 Whitewright Howe Pottsboro 16-26 22- 0 34- 0 14- 6 43-14 22- 6 23-36 0-42 Junior Varsity Scores 0 6 0 Page Sponsored by: 'PHE IDENISIQN HER'Hl.:l9 The Bells Junior Varsity had a very good season this year. They had five wins and four losses 13-2 in districtl. The team has a lot of talent and never gave up. These players will be very useful to the varsity next year. They have shown a lot of school spirit and outstanding team- work. Coach Dan Parker has done an outstanding job coaching these fine young men to a victorious season. The Junior Varsity's biggest wins were over S8tS, Whitewright, and Tom Bean. Good luck in the future gentlemen. Front row: Roy Thomas, Wesley Miller, Calvln Corbett, Dustin Morrow, Second row: John Jaynes, Ricky Goode, Brad Shearer, Jason Taylor, David Keetong Third row: Chris Brown, David McPherson, Randy Thomas, Jason Smith, David Cheatham, Jason Waldrlpg Top row: Mgr. Marty Dlcken, Coach John Estep, Coach Dan Parker, Coach David Wilson, Mgr. Brent Knox ggi' at X if-5, 92 Sports 'Ph' .ar 4 K S Q F 'F rf 5 The J.V. offense prepared for an impor- tant game. Members of this terrifying of- fense were Roy Thomas, Randy Thomas, David Cheatham, Dustin Morrow, Jason Smith, and David Keeton. The Junior Varsity defense gets ready to crunch the Collinsville offense. The boys defeated Collinsville thirty-four to zero. J' D 5 425 'f 'KX ,M at f t C r, iff A 'fl f 'arf .I Y 4 .,,- K, ' 3353 ,gf W s v, L 'ff lla ' , S! The Junlor Vanity defense pulverlzes the Tom Bean running back. Junior Varsity 93 Jun Celeste Collinsville Tom Bean S815 Whitewrlght Howe Pottsboro ior High 20- 0 26- 0 30-12 38- 0 12-12 40- 6 District record 4-0-1 Fifth District Championship Fifth undefeated season 41 games without a loss 6 2 Season record 7-0-1 The Bells Junior High team listened ln tently to Coach Cheatham's words of ad- vice ln hopes of wlnnlng their game. This year's Junior High football team won seven games and tied one to bring the Junior High a record of 41 games without a loss. They have won five straight district championships. This is truly an amazing feat. Congratu- lations to Coach Wallace Cheatham with this outstanding record. You have done an out- standing job of helping these young men to many victories. We could not have asked for a better leader or coach. We love and sup- port you Coach Cheatham! Front row: Michael Waldrlp, Chad Bran- ham, Kyle Spencer, Shane Neal, Brandon Lamb, Pete Wornhorg Managers Chrls Cook, Adam Smith, and Mitch Clark, Sec- ond row: Jason Brogdon, Jason Kepler, Chrls Neal, Justin Behrens, Micheal Gun- ter, Jlmmy Clover, Chad Vlck, Brett Pierce, Shawn Cerdag Back row: Stephen Lansford, Chuck Cawthorn, Justin Harris, Brett Little, Justin Bachman, Coach Wal- lace Cheatham, Eric Elenbaas, Bobby Grlffls, Chip Smlth, Jeff Hendrlx 94 Sports ' ' '27 Page sponsored by: THE IDENISIQN fHER'Hl.:lEl X 1 L. ma. ., K ,V of 1, . , V . .45 4 at , eff A 4 , G '!7I,,?NX'f'i3fi3',t' 'Z 4 , ' ' I , ' -ffl ., fftgk ' P , f 4:31, ff ,W fair-'af fl ay Mr , , 1 'VL ,, m,,fi?f ' ,7 Z ,,,, , l l4E'i?i 0 fe?-ff ' e L .2 , v '. P ' if .1 ' M ' f sy M f',. -0.55-0 A , Q I . , 'g ff 123' 5 J :4,n,f- , .W fi J ,, v tgp? to if ,, , Q, ,,,...-it . 'F f., A . 7 V M' Ae, .1 if ' if 5 0 09' gf? -..' 9 p .-' V I 5' 2 5. 2 I , , 1 , .,,,. , l - l W 34 4 W ,,,, ew 4 .mp gr' M. V M, V-mf, a it 2 I lr rw ' if f V, 'ab 3 ,L 4 K5 ff ,Z ...Al l Members of the Bells Junlor High defense crush their opponents ball carrier. suv . Q I .K .wk M A 'A 4. w ,-... 4 if l J gy as , , Wg 5 K kk.L R kk 2 V fs. t ',,- - .wif 5 5' wil' -Qs., 1 K, . ' if 55557 f A L.t-k :Sk .. . M M, . .. 1 Qi H a is H L .KZL .J ,,.b Q ,.k, v,.r , i5.,5,, N A X tu KW 32 J, 4 J wwe as ,Mg . -- e K ,. -, K- , Y X if Q X W J , ,N fy -.fs ., ft N. .F . - A '-,M 'L ea new -K ' 5 ' ' he M3 W The Bells Junlor High defense gets ready to kill their opponents drive. Justin Harris breaks for winning yardage against the Tom Bean defense. Justin Behrens goes lnto the game with a new plan from Coach Cheatham for a hopeful comeback. 4 . ' 6 HJ x VU G9 4 1 ,3 K , . , K A lf .lunlor High Football 95 The 1987-88 cheerleaders, mascot, and their sponsor Benja Pritchett started getting ready in July. They attended East Texas State University where the Uni- versal Cheerleaders Association held a camp. The cheerleaders at- tended cheer, stunts, and part- ners classes from 8:00 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. The cheerleaders re- ceived gold and blue Superior ribbons and two excellence rib- bons. The cheerleaders brought back the spirit stick. The cheer- leaders have shown school spirit at football games, pep rallies, and all other school activities. When football season was all over, they were still showing leadership and pride in their school. Co-head cheerleaders were seniors Mandy Holland and Jennifer Bateman. Other cheerleaders were Robin Metcalf, Regina Thomas, Kim Do- phied, and Rachelle Garner. Sports H4-J! Varsity Cheerleaders for the 1987-88 were Jennifer Bateman, Kim Dophled, Mandy Holland, Rachelle Garner, Robin Metcalf, and Regina Thomas and cheerleader sponsor Benja Pritchett. These cheerleaders showed school spirit throughout the football season and the entire school year. guna. .,., Cheerleaders Rachelle Garner, Robln Metcalf, and Mandy Holland performed cheers before the football game. These glrls, along with the rest of the cheerleading squad, show a lot of spirit before the game as well as during and after the game. Wln or lose they're always supportive with lots of school spirit. X K , p t is ii if 9 L js 'Y 5 l Banners are a big part of the football game. Spectators often form vlctory llnes behlnd the banner to show the football team their support. The football team then bursts through the banner, and they're ready to play. ,. -M, ,AW r Y HQ' The Middle School Cheerleaders for the 158738 football seasonwere ltrlsten Raridon- head, Shelby Atherton, Denise Burk, Amy Keeton, Mandy Rantucclo, and Candice Kopplin. The Middle School Cheer- leaders had a lot of activities dur- ing pep rallies to get the classes involved. The seventh grade dressed Justin Bachman up as a wolf and the eighth grade marched with picket signs to show their school spirit. Some of the cheerleaders attended Mini- Cheer Camp and worked hard. They always exhibit school spirit. frblj 0 Fei, J K N :I SX 4 F d H x I 1 .lt Q. .Y ll' Kristen Raridon discusses her plans to the others about the next cheer they wlll per- form for their Panther fans. Cheerleaders 97 X 6409 The 1987-88 Pantherettes practiced after school almost ev- ery day. Their efforts paid off, and everyone could tell when they performed. The drill team was always there to support their team and school. The Panther- ette of the Year was Christi Pierce. She along with the others worked very hard during practice and put their best effort forth throughout their game perfor- mances. lwww?b.uum-.mnnwl 5 li N Drill Team members Mandy Cook, Chrlstl Pierce, Kelley Allen, Paula Lewis, Teresa Neal, and Christy Coffin seem to enjoy rooting for their favorite team. 1987-88 DRILL TEAM MEMBERS Front row: Becky Mohllng - Manager, Jeana Taylor - Second Lleutenant, Shanna Rolen - Captain, Jeanie Carter - First Lleutenant, Regina Carlisle - Manager, Second row: Cherl Page, Dlanne Clark, Michelle Harrls, Brandi Mays, Lauren Young - Co-Captain, Melanie Peevey, Paula Lewis, Kelley Alleng Back row: Benja Prltchett - Sponsor, Christy Coffin, Teresa Neal, Christi Pierce, Michelle Lester, Stephanie Shaffer, Jodi Higgins, Mandy Cook, Sandi Winchester Sports I This year's Panther Drummers were Lisa Cor- bin, Misty Lazenby, Regi- na Carlisle, and Cindy Wagner. These girls li- vened up the crowds with their enthusiastic rhythm. Jennifer Hill, Michelle Harris, Teresa Neal, and Michelle Lester chant along with the students during the pep rally. .sa-'I Shelly Vick, allas Pouncer, was the Panther mascot for the 1987-88 year. Shelly went to summer camp at East Texas with the varsity cheerleaders in July. She earned four blue ribbons, one gold ribbon, a plaque, a trophy, and the spirlt stick. Shelly received best overall and most spirited mascot out of 13 mascots at the camp. She showed a lot of spirit and hard work during football season and all year. Drill Team 99 afwcilq 'gage On Tuesday, February 2, the scoreboard dimmed for one last time. With the fading of these lights, so faded the 1987-88 Pan- ther's basketball season, leaving only memories - memories of grand victories, tearful losses, screaming coaches, and cheering fans. The team started the season with high ambitions and much determination. They were in- spired by Coach Daniel Parker, one of our new coaches this year. Their determination showed in many close games. Their future looks very promising and we will support them all the way. Even though the season wasn't what dreams are made of, we are all very proud of our guys. After all, dreams wouIdn't be dreams if they always came true. In our eyes each one of them is a win- Il! --is ner, and this is just the begin- ning. Pictured left to rlght are Perry Montgomery, Robert Mlller Raymond Smith Lynn Felmet Richle Harrls Mlke Townsend Raymond Smith, Scott Brown, Shawn Hamilton, Mark Garner, and Brooks Rowell Sports si? Opponent Leonard Anna Bland Savoy Leonard Westminister Blue Ridge Savoy Savoy Trenton Bland Ector Anna Trenton Slidell Fannindel Sherman Dodd City Community ,Tom Bean iS 81 S Whitewright Howe Pottsboro Ton1Bean S 8. S Whitewright Howe Pottsboro Score 43-38 49-38 62-35 29-50 43-49 100-16 51-28 51-47 25-58 40-37 44-45 34-27 62-36 35-30 45-72 47-44 45-56 46-26 47-20 54-55 66-43 30-50 38-37 31-59 53-47 38-53 49-53 44-43 58-63 H559 ,Wa ,,,,, ,,4awf Pictured left to right are Coach Gilliam, Jeanie Carter, Teresa Neal, Lauren Young, Klm Dophied, Mandy Holland, Michelle Lester, Robin Metcalf, Stephanie Shaffer, Jennlfer Bateman, Shanna Rolen, Michelle Harris, and Coach Wilson. Pictured In front are managers Cathy Bryant and Tina Smith. Sports 101 The echoing of dribbling bas- ketballs and blaring whistles is now gone from the Bells gym and will remain gone until an exciting evening next November when it will all begin again. Our Junior Varsity boys had a wonderful season, and each one of them learned a lot. They learned how to be a team, what it takes to be a winner, and how it feels to be a loser. This exper- ience will help them in the fu- ture. It will also make them bet- ter people and give them much needed experience for next sea- son. We would also like to congratu- late our Freshmen boys. They were undefeated this season. Good job guys! J.V. Girls Opponent Score Leonard 42-34 Bland 25-13 Savoy 29-24 Leonard 28-36 Savoy 46-34 Community 57-17 Tom Bean 44-24 S 8. S 28-29 Whitewright 35-30 Howe 20-18 Pottsboro 32-33 Tom Bean 36-12 S 8- S 21-27 Howe 23-27 Savoy 42-36 Denison 30-38 Pottsboro 27-33 102 Sports Pictured left to right are Ricky Goode, Marty Dicken, Aaron Reynolds, Jeremy Kepler, Jason Waldrip, David Davis, Jason Smith, David Cheatham, Randy Thomas, Brian Blackmon, Wesley Miller, and Roy Thomas. E 1 Q Front row: Shawn Donlhoo, Managers: Tina Smlth, Christy Coffin, Back row: Michelle Harris, Jeanie Carter, Misty Lazenby, Tausha Bellah, Brandy Metcalf, Stephanie Shaffer, Coach David Wilson, Cissy Robertson, Rachelle Garner, Ashley Backest, Teri Fuller, Kelley Allen I 0 9. 0 9' ' 'n ' 0 0 Q .0 ,I I Q O O 9 Boys Opponent Score Pottsboro 49-29 Howe 55-47 Savoy J.V. 47-41 Pottsboro 57-29 Howe 47-12 Honey Grove 60-48 Savoy J.V. 71-41 Congratulations guys!! Pictured left to right are Ricky Goode, Jason Waldrip, Jason Smith, David Cheatham, Randy Thomas, and Wesley Miller. Pictured left to right are Shari Pointer, Kim Eskue, Lori Smith, Brandy Metcalf, Ra- chelle Garner, Larissa Bellah, Christi Pierce, Cissy Robertson, Ashley Backest, Christina Jackson, Teri Fuller, Kelley Allen, Leslie Ramsey, and Wendi Rice. In the center are manager Jennifer Hill and Coach Gilliam. Opponent Denison Denison Pottsboro Paris Denison Savoy J.V. Saint Jo Howe Whitewright Denison Savoy J.V. EW Girls N, km I ---...Q Score 43-33 32-31 31-36 31-39 1 1-35 28-40 34-12 21-17 35-32 19-34 34-33 Sports 103 Girls Opponent Tom Bean S 81 S Whitewright Howe Savoy Trenton S 8t S Ector Whitewright Howe Pottsboro Mv- I Vg Lg 'fx Boys Opponent Tom Bean S 8. S Whitewright Howe Tom Bean Savoy Trenton S 81 S Savoy Trenton Whitewright Howe Pottsboro 104 Sports Score 29-46 35-14 38-22 17-31 20-17 27-19 27-19 22-26 17-16 28-32 17-22 Score 30-64 34-49 31-33 27-28 20-40 46-34 33-36 27-31 34-27 26-44 33-3422-Qsii 23-41 37-41 I E if W 5 5 Pictured left to right are Wendy Thornton, Kristina Simpson, Dee Smlth, Amy Taylor, Tamr Logsdon, Kristen Raridon, Coach Gilliam, Heather Young, Denise Burk, Tami Morrow, Shel Atherton, Gina Garner, Jennifer Rice, and managers Jennifer Mahaffey and Mary Townseno Pictured left to right are Eddie Reynolds, Shane Neasbltt, Chad Vick, Mlchael Waldrip, Ma Cuthbertson, Chip Smith, Brett Little, Coach Wallace Cheatham, Justin Harris, Bobby Griffi Mike Addington, Brett Pierce, Jason Kepler, Chris NeaI,and in front manager Joe Bob Jeffer euenld Girls Opponent Tom Bean S 8- S Whitewright Howe Tom Bean S 8- S Whitewright Celeste Van Alstyne i Howe Pottsboro if A lctured left to right are Melissa Washburn, Rachael Smlth, Karen Waldrlp, Jennlfer Brown, Jeana Coulter, oach Glenda Gllllam, Tabitha Lewis, Chrlstl Walton, Jenny Lamance, Julle Logsdon, and Becky Blrdwell. neellng are manager Jennlfer Mahaffey, Brenda Knox, Shawna Anthony, Candice Kopplln, Mandy Rantucclo, hristlna Montgomery and manager Mary Townsend. Score 23-9 2-26 8-14 14-9 22-4 5-23 12-10 16-23 31-15 3-20 18-19 2,1 vi f as Boys Opponent Tom Bean S 8. S Whitewright Howe Tom Bean S 8. S Whitewright Celeste Denison Howe Pottsboro ictured left to right are Stephen Lansford, Justln Behrens, Colby French, Rande Jones, Kenneth Vheeler, Coach Wallace Cheatham, Micheal Gunter, Jason Brogdon, Shane Neal, James Lewis, obert Williams, Jeff Wight, and In front Managers Mitch Clark and Chris Cook. Score 32-9 25-32 29-22 8-21 24-10 10-26 17-16 27- 8 18-46 15-28 24-34 Sports 105 ' ' ,f A f 4: fi' H I , 5 L A Wa 1 W :V E , , fy' 'V jk Vi? Zl'5 '.: n A' .'hk ,U ! 1 fi 4, iff . J' E 0 , wa Afr- 5 Q A- if , Q, 2 ,W V fi 'wav W if , j A Q if , . ,A ' ' ,w .-,:, ' f .sz 'w+m ' M,- 152, ff! 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Love Mom Dad and Heather Shanna Our Sleeping Beauty has grown into a real beauty, both inside and out Set your goals high, trust in God and yourself, and success will be yours. We love you Mom Ma Maw Shane, and Clay Ads 127 Chance Backest - Track 1,25 Base- ball 2,45 Basketball 1,25 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 QOfficer 1, Houston 4, Ft. Worth 3, Loy Lake 1,215 Choir 1 lOfflcer 115 U.l.L One Act Play 25 U.l.L. Competi- tion 1,2,35 State Fair 1,2,3 Robin Barcheers - Drummer 2,35 F.H.A 1,2,3,4 lOfficer 2,3,45 Area Convention 1,2,35 Loy Lake 1,2,35 En- counter level 1,215 Choir 3 l0fficer 315 Who's Who 45 Class Officer 35 U.I.L Competition 1,2,3,45 State Fair 1,2,3 Jennifer Bateman - Homecoming Candidate 45 Cheerleader 1,2,3,4 CHead 3,415 Track 1,25 Basketball 1,2,3,45 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 lArea Conven- tion 1,2,3,45 Loy Lake 2,3,45 F.F.A. Sweetheart 3,415 F.H.A. 45 Cholr 35 Drama 25 Beta 3,4 lOfflcer 4, Conven- tion 315 Who's Who 1,35 Student Council 1,35 Class Officer 35 Gradu- ation Usherette 35 U.l.L. Competition 3 Rodney Campbell - F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 lOfficer 1,45 Area Covention 1,45 State Convention 35 Houston Show 45 Ft. Worth Show 3,45 Loy Lake 1,2,3,45 F.F.A. Chapter Conducting Team 35 District 4 F.F.A. President 35 Bells Jackpot Show 1,3,415 Choir 35 Drama 45 Who's Who 35 State Fair 1,2,3,4 Robert Colwell - Track 15 F.F.A. 1,25 Yearbook Staff 4 lT.W.U. Workshop 415 Choir 4 lOfflcer 415 Class Officer 25 Class Favorite 2 Lisa Corbin - Homecoming Candi- date 45 Drummer 3,45 Drill Team 1,25 Track 3,45 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 QQuiz Team 15 Loy Lake 1,2,3,415 Choir 35 Drama 45 U.l.L. Competition 35 State Fair 2,3 Lynn Felmet - Track 1,25 Baseball 2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 F.F.A. 1,2,35 F.H.A. 45 Choir 35 Drama 25 F.C.A. 3,45 Student Council 45 Class Officer 1,25 Class Favorite 2,35 Graduation Usher 35 State Fair 1,2,3,4 Mark Garner - Football 1,2,3,45 Track 2,3,45 Baseball 3,45 Basketball O I 1,2,3,45 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 lLoy Lake 1,25 F.F.A. Chapter Conducting Team 215 Drama 15 U.l.L. One Act Play 25 F.C.A. 3,4 lOfflcer 415 Class Officer 45 State Fair 1,2,3,45 Boys State 3 Tammy Hall - F.H.A. 1,2,3,4 lLoy Lake 1,2,3,45 Encounter Level 1,2,3,415 Choir 35 Drama 25 State Fair 15 U.l.L. One Act Play 4 Tracy Hall - F.H.A. 1,2, QOfflcer 25 Loy Lake 1,25 Encounter Level 1,215 Yearbook Staff 45 Choir 35 Drama 25 Student Council 25 Class Officer 15 Perfect Attendance 1,25 State Fair 15 U.l.L. One Act Play 4 Brian Hamilton - Football 4 lAll Dis- trict 415 Baseball 3,45 Yearbook 45 Drama 45 F.C.A. 2,3,4: Student Coun- cll 4, U.l.L. Competition 3,45 Perfect Attendance 4 Richie Harris - Football 1,2,3,4 fAll District 3,45 Mr. Panther 45 All Texo- maland 3,45 All Area 3,415 Track 1,45 Basketball 1,2,3,4 QHonorable Men- tion 1,215 Baseball 1,35 F.F.A. 1,2,3 lLoy Lake 2,315 Choir 35 Who's Who 45 Class Offlcer 1,25 Class Favorite 45 U.l.L. Competition 35 State Fair 1,2,3 Mandy Holland -- Homecoming Candidate 45 Cheerleader 2,3,4 lHead 415 Drill Team 1 lPantherette of the Week 115 Track 25 Basketball 1,2,3,45 F.F.A. 1,2 lLoy Lake 1,215 F.H.A. 45 Choir 35 Drama 25 F.C.A. 1,2,3,4 lOfficer 415 Who's Who 45 State Fair 2,3 Jodi Higgins -- Homecoming Candi- date 45 Drill Team 3,45 F.H.A. 3,45 Yearbook Staff 45 Choir 35 Drama 45 State Fair 3 Melanie Jones -- Track 1,25 Basket- ball 1,25 F.H.A. 1,2,3,4 lOfficer 2,3,45 Area Convention 1,2,3,45 State Con- vention 2,3,45 National Convention 3,45 Loy Lake 1,2,3,45 Encounter Lev- el 1,2,3 15 Yearbook Staff 4 lT.W.U. Workshop 415 Drama 25 Beta 3,4 lOffi- cer 3,45 Convention 315 Who's Who 3,45 Student Council 3,4 lOfficer 315 Class Officer 15 Class Favorite 45 U.l.L. Competition 1,2,3,45 State Fair 1,2,3 Tammy Lake - Drill Team 2,3 lPantherette of the Week 2,315 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 fArea Convention 25 Loy Lake 1,2,35 Chapter Conducting Team 2,315 F.H.A. 45 Yearbook Staff 4 I T.W.U. Workshop 415 Drama 45 Class Favorite 35 U.l.L. Competition 1,25 State Fair 1,2,35 U.l.L. State 2 Denise Larkins - Drill Team 1,2 lllantherette of the Week 1,215 F.H.A. 1,2,3,4 lOfficer 3,45 Area Convention 35 Encounter 215 Yearbook Staff5 Dra- ma 25 U.l.L. One Act Play 35 Beta 4 fConvention 415 Who's Who 35 U.l.L. Competition 1,2,3 Michelle Lazenby -- Drill Team 1,2 QPanterette of the Week 1,215 Track 25 Basketball 1,25 F.H.A. 1,2,3,4 fOfflcer 2,35 Area Convention 2,35 State Con- vention 2,35 Loy Lake 1,2,3,45 En- counter Level 1,215 Yearbook Staff 4 Cl'.W.U. Workshop 415 Drama 25 Hon- ors 1,2,3,45 Beta 3,4 1Officer 45 Con- vention 3,415 Who's Who 1,2,3,45 U.l.L. Competition 1,2,3,4 QRegional 21 Brandi Mays - Homecoming Candi- date 45 Drill Team 3,4 lPantherette of the Week 3,415 F.H.A. 25 Yearbook Staff 45 Choir 1,35 Drama 25 Who's Who 45 U.l.L. 2 Robin Metcalf - Homecoming Can- didate 45 Cheerleader 45 Drill Team 1 fPantherette of the Week 115 Basket- ball 1,2,3,45 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 fLoy Lake 1,2,315 Choir 35 Drama 25 State Fair 1,2 Robert Miller - Football 1,2,3,45 Track 1,25 Basketball 1,2,3,45 F.F.A. 1,35 F.H.A. 45 Choir 35 Drama 15 F.C.A. 45 State Fair 1,2,4 Becky Mohling - Drill Team 1,2,3,4 lManager 2,3,415 F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 Choir 35 Drama 2 Gary Morrison - Football 15 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 iHouston Show 35 Ft. Worth 3,45 Loy Lake 2,3,415 Class Favorite 45 State Fair 2 Melanie Peevey - Homecoming Candidate 45 Drill Team 3,4 lPanther- ette of the Week 3,415 F.F.A. 45 F.H.A. 1,2,4 lOfficer 25 Loy Lake 25 Encoun- ter Level 1,2,415 Choir 35 Student Council 3 fOfficer 315 U.l.L. Competi- tion 1,2,35 State Fair 2 Shanna Rolen - Homecoming Can- didate 45 Drill Team 1,2,3,4 iOfficer 45 Pantherette of the Year 1,25 Panth- erette of the Week 1,2,315 Basketball 1,2,3,4 iBi-district Qualifier 115 F.H.A. 1,2 QEncounter Level 1,215 Choir 35 Drama 25 F.C.A. 3,45 Class Officer 45 Class Favorite 45 State Fair 1,2 Steve Ross - Baseball 3,45 Basket- ball 15 F.F.A. 1,2,3 fArea Convention 315 Yearbook Staff 45 Choir 45 State Fair 1,2,3,4 Greg Sanford - Football 1,25 F.F.A. 1,2 fOfficer 15 Ft. Worth 25 Loy Lake 1,215 Yearbook Staff 4 fT.W.U. Work- shop 415 Drama 15 Who's Who 45 Stu- dent Council 15 Class Officer 25 Class Favorite 45 U.l.L. 2,3,45 Perfect Atten- dance 2 Tina Smith - Basketball 4 lManager 415 Drummer 25 Drill Team 1 iPanth- erette of the Week 115 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 lOfficer 1,45 Area Convention 1,25 Houston Show 3,45 Ft. Worth 1,2,35 Loy Lake 1,2,35 Chapter Conducting Team 3,45 Star Chapter Farmer 215 Choir 35 Drama 25 Honor Roll 3,45 Who's Who 35 U.l.L. Competition 25 State Fair 1,2,3 Tommy Stephenson - Baseball 3,45 F.F.A. 1,2,35 Drama 45 U.l.L. Competi- tion 3,45 State Fair 2,3 Jeana Taylor - Drill Team 1,2,3,4 lOfficer 2,45 Pantherette of the Week 1,315 F.H.A. 1,2 QLoy Lake 1,25 En- counter 1,215 Yearbook Staff 4 fT.W.U. Workshop 415 Choir 45 Drama 25 U.l.L. One Act Play 35 U.l.L. Com- petition 35 Perfect Attendance 1 Regina Thomas - Homecoming Queen 45 Cheedleader 45 F.H.A. 45 Choir 35 Drama 25 Class Favorite 4 Shelly Vick - Homecoming Candi- date 45 Mascot 45 Drill Team 2 iPantherette of the Week 215 Miss Spirit 45 Basketball 15 F.H.A. 1,2,45 Q0fficer 45 Encounter 1,25 Loy Lake 1,2,415 Yearbook Staff 4 iT.W.U. Workshop 415 Drama 25 U.l.L. One Act Play 1,2,45 Class Officer 45 U.l.L. Competition 1,2,3,45 Perfect Atten- dance 3 Lisa Wagner - F.H.A. 1,2,3,4 l0ffi- cer 1,2,3,45 Area Convention 1,2,3,45 State Convention 1,2,3,45 National Convention 25 Loy Lake 1,2,3,45 En- counter 1,25 Star Events 3,415 Year- book Staff 4 lT.W.U. Workshop 415 Honors 1,2,3,45 Beta 3,4 lOfficer 4, Convention 315 Who's Who 1,2,35 Class Officer 45 U.l.L. Competition 1,2,3,45 Perfect Attendance 35 State Fair 1,25 Drama 25 Class Favorite 4 Stacy Wagoner - Baseball 1,45 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 lllouston Show 415 Choir 35 Drama 45 State Fair 1,2,3,4 Chad Way -- Football 45 Track 2,3,4 lRegional Qualifier 2,3,415 Choir 25 Beta 45 F.C.A. 45 Class Officer 45 Graduation Usher 35 Class Favorite 45 U.l.L. Competition 3,4 Sandi Winchester - Homecoming Candidate 45 Drill Team 3,4 fPanther- ette of the Week 3,415 F.F.A. 45 F.H.A. 1,2,3,4 lOfficer 2,3,45 Area Conven- tion 1,2,3,45 Loy Lake 1,2,3,45 En- counter 1,2,415 Choir 4 Q0fficer 415 Drama 25 Who's Who 45 U.l.L. Compe- tition 2,3,4 iState 215 Perfect Atten- dance 25 State Fair 1,2,3,4 Lauren Young - Homecoming Can- didate 45 Drill Team 1,2,3,4 i0fficer 2,3,45 Pantherette of the Week 115 Basketball 1,2,3,45 F.H.A. 1,2,4 iEn- counter 1,215 Choir 35 Drama 25 F.C.A. 3,45 Student Council 25 lOffi- cer 215 Class Officer 1,35 Class Favor- ite 1,2,45 Graduation Usherette 35 U.l.L. Competition 35 State Fair 1,2,4 We've unlocked many doors Searching for adulthood. The final key is now Placed in the lock and turned. We now wait to open the door. Asking of what is ahead And looking at the past We realize so much now. This door separates us And leads up To new lives. We'll always have the past, But a new and brighter future now shows. We've gathered our knowledge And now we step out alone Knowing that once we step through this door There is no turning back. The challenges we face are many. The courage is strong and true. We still have a lot to learn, But we know in life we will succeed! 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Michelle 87 Morrow, Curtis 41, 78 Morrow, Dustin 43, 77, 78, 92, 93 Morrow, Tami 44, 104 Morse, Kevin 48, 49 J Morse, Kristi 36 Morse, Paul 49 Neal, Chris 44, 87, 94, 104 Neal, Patricia 21, 63, 65 Neal, Paul 53 Neal, Renatta 58 Shane 46, 94, 105 Neal, Neal, Teresa 40, 41, 72, 73, 77, 80. 81. 86, 98, 99, 101 132 Neasbltt, Jamie 58 4 Neasbitt, Jody 55 Neasbitt, Shane 44, 104 Neff, Brandon 43, 78 4 Newsome, Joe 51 Normundeuu, Chuck 57 Nowlin, Rebecca 56 Oakley, Joshua 12, 58 Owen, Christina 44 Owen, Jason 50 Page, Cheri 39, 69, 80, 81, 98 Page, Cristi 61 6 Parker, Daniel 63, 64, 90, 92, 100 Parker, Gary 45 Payne, Eric 58 Payne, Gary 88 Payne, Kelly 52 Pedigo, Benjamin 53 Pedigo, Billy 61 Peavey, Melanie 20, 21, 36, 69, 78, 81, 98, 129 Pendleton, Billy 59 Perzlnski, Kevin 53 Peters, Melody 63 Pettit, Nathan 12 58 Pierce, Brett 45, 57, 94, 104 Pierce, Christi 43, 77, 81, 87, 98, 103 Fierce, Sara 58 Pierce, Tammle 56, 57 Pointer, Robert 134 Pointer, Shari 43, 73, 81, 87, 103, 110 Foormohammadi, Joshua 58 Powell, Andrea 43 Powell, Brandon 49 Powell, Cody 49 Powell, Kell 45 Pritchett, Benja 65, 96, 98 Pritchett, Luca 52 Pritchett, Monte 63, 90 Rader, Sunny 57 Ramsey, Leslie 43, 77, 87, 103 Ramsey, Robbie 45, 87 Ramshur, Rick 43 Ransom, Cecil 45 Rantuccio, Mandy 46, 97, 105 Rarldon, Bryan 53 Rarldon, Kristen 44, 45, 87, 97, 104 Ratolllf. Aaron 61 Ratclltf. Keith 58 Reed, Brandy 50 Reynolds, Aaron 41, 78, Reynolds, Bryon 50 Reynolds, Chester 134 Reynolds, Eddie '45, 104 Reynolds, Jlmmay 43, 78 Reynolds, Saun ra 43. 81 Rice, Jennifer 45, 87, 104 Rice, Wendi 42, 43, 77, 78, 79, 87, 103 Rice, Will 54 , Richardson, Blake 57 Rider, Christy 45, 87 Rider, Todd 461 Ritchey, Vernon 43, 78 4 Roberts, Gloria 134 Robertson, Cir? 43, 73, 75, 87, 102, 103 Robertson, Gll 55 Robertson, Mitch 55 Robinson, Rhonda 63 Rodriguez, Valerie 87, 89 Rolen, Clay 58 Rolen, Corey 50 Rolen, Kirk 54 Rolan, Kyle 614 Rolen,,l.inda 63 Rolen, Shane 8, 41, 78, 90 4 Rolen, Shanna 19, 20, 21, 32, 33, 36, 77, 98, 101, 127, 129 Ross, Cary Ross, Steve 18, 36, 76, 78, 82, 129 Rowell, BYODKS 9, 40, 41, 77, 78, 88, 90, 100 Rowell. Karen 21, 63 Rowell, Ronald 63, 65, 73, 134 Rowell, Travis 51 Ruschenbefk. Corrlnna 45 Rutledge, Frances, 53, 63 53 Sands, Jon 57 Sands, Micheal 59 Sanford, Graf 33, 36, 68, 73, 82, 117, 129 Sanford, Lou so 63 Sanford, Thomas 41, Saplen, Anoka. 51 Saplen, Robert, 58 Sears, Christozpher 56 Sears, Dava 1 , 54 Sears, David 134 Sears, Misty 51 Shaffer, Stephanie 38, 39, 69, 72, 74, 77, 86 89, 98, 101, 102 Shearer, Brad 41, 92 Shlres, Wilma 53 Simmons, Brandon 56 Simpson, Simpson Simpson Carol 43, 81 Kristina 45, '87, Slmps f K l 43, 76 on, Ogiztzl, 78 Simpson, Simpson Pam 36 Teddy 49 , Chad 12, 54 Skipworth Sklpworth, Trisha 46 Sloan, Lynn 39, 78 Smith, Adam 46, 94 Smith, Amanda 54 Smith, Chip 45, 75, 87, 94, 104 Smith, C h rls 52 Smith, Dee 9, 45, 87, 104 Smith Ho ily 49 86, 90, 102 , 110 X 72, 75, 78, 88, 90 104 Smith, Jacob 54 smith, Jam 42, 43, 77, 78, 79, 92, 93, 102 103 Smith, Jennifer 45 , 1 Yates, Brandi 53 Smith Smith, Smlth, Smith. Smith. Smlt Josh 51 , Lori 43 77, 81, 103 Lorrie' 46 Nathan 61 Paul 134 h 4 05 h, Rec aol 6, 1 Smith, Raymond 39, 78, 90, Smith, Russeil'49 Smith, Sam 55 V Smlih, Tina 8, 17, 19, 36, 73, 78, 79, 101, Smithson, Lou Ann 63 91, 100 Snow, Amy 56, 57 Snow, Jimm'y 57 Spencenlgy e 47, 94 Standribrl ge, Pricllla 49 Stephenson, Tommy 37, 88, 110, 129 Stone, Jason 72 Suter, Buddy 61 Suter, .Ilmmy 52 Sweetln, Jennie 60 Sweetln, Zach 53 Tackett, Kevin 57 Taylor, Amy 44, 45, 87, 104 Taylor, Jaton 42, 43, 73, 77, 78, 79, 92 Taylor, Jeana 16, 20, 21, 37, 69, 70, 76, 82, sa, 129 0 Taylor, Jeff 43, 76, 78 Taylor, Joel 51 Tharpe, Stow 51 Thomas, Ra y 19, 43, 77, 78, 79, 87, 92, 93, 102, 103 Thomas, Regina 16, 20, 21, 27. 33, 37, 73, 81, 96, 129 Thomas. Roy 19, 39, 73, 76, 92, 93, 102 Thompson, Paul 47 Thornton, Lawrence 53 Thornton, Wendy 45, 87, 104 Threadgitl, Barhara 63 Tolllver, Karen 63 y Townsend, Mary 45, 87, 104, 105, Townsend,-Milne 39, 77, 78, 81, 90, 100 Trail, Matthew 54 y , 1 , Uium. GBT! 59 Underwood, Jennifer 45 Underwood, Veronica 41, 81 Vaughan, Bubba 60 Vaughan, Misty 59 Venable, Jimmy 51 Venable, John 59 Vorzi, Scott 72 Vlck, Becky 21 Vick, Chad 45, 94, 104 Vick, Rgan 49 Vick, S ally 16, 20, 21, 26, 27, 32, 37, 69, 82. 99, 129 Wagner, candy 43, 16, 87. 99 Wagner, Jaime 12, 55 Wagner, Lisa 14, 15, 32, 37, 68, 69, 72, 73, 74, 80, 81, 82 , 113, 129 Wagoner, Stacy 37, 127, 129 Waldrlp, David 39, 76, 78, Waldrip, Jacob 12 Waldrlp, Jake 57 90, 91 Waldrip, Jason 8, 19, 43, 77, 78, 79, 87, 89, 92, 102. 103 Waldrip, Karen 47, 105 4 Zimlich. lille 53 Waldrip, Michael 45, 87, 94, 104 4 Waldrip, Randy 134 Waldrlp. Sara 12, 59 Waldrum, James 41 Walker, Bettina 47 Walker, Deneda 43 Walsh, Amber 59 Walsh, Mandy 53 Walsh, Sherry 63 Walters, Toby 56, 57 Walton, Chad 57 Walton, Christi 47, 105 Warnell, Amber 60 Wardell, Natalie 61 Washburn, Joseph 57 Washbum, Melissa 47, 105 Watson, Kim 59 Way, Chad 13, 21, 26, 32, ' 89, 90, 129 Westbrook, Shane 60 Wheeler, John 50 Wheeler, Kenneth 47, 105 White, Joshua 53 White, Robert 59 Whitlock, Amber 57 Wight, Jaime 12, 54 Wight, Jeff 47, 105 Wilkison, Allen 21, 43, 81 Wltkison, Velvet 47 Wllklson. Willlams Williams: Wltliams Victoria 55 Brian 57 Rachael 50 Robert 47, 105 37, 68, 72, 77, 86, wnm, owne sa, ss, 77, so, 92, 101, 102 Wilson, Justin 55 Wilson, Mind 56 Winchester, gandi 18, 20, 21, 37, 69, 76, 78, 80, 81, 98, 1 29 Witherspoon, Sharon 59 Witherspoon, Thomas 54 Woodruff, Zane 55 Wooley, Angle 53 Wornhor, Peter 47, 94 Woullng, Missy 87 Yates. Lee 60 Young, Cynthia 134 Young, Heather 45, 87, 104 Young, Lauren 13, 20, 21, 3 98, 101, 127, 129 Youree, Erin 8, 48, 49 Youree, Karri 55 2, 37, 68, 77, 81 564 7 After many delays and a lot of hard work the school was ready for the first day of classes. Of course, there was still a lot of work that had not been completed, but the building was usable. Students and construction workers were still mingling with each other even after a few weeks of school. The gym and football field were the last things to be completed. There are some people who really stand out as people who helped to make everything possible. The people of our community contributed with their yes votes on the passing of the bond package and their continued support with taxes. Superintendent Ron Rowell should be commended for his unfailing hard work and dedication in the passage of the bond and construction work. Former board members as well as current board members contributed innumerable hours of their time to this project. These members included Gloria Roberts, Robert Pointer, Paul Smith, David Sears, Carolyn Dexheimer, Van Britt, and Chester Reynolds in 1986-87. Newly elected members for 1987-88 were Cynthia Young, Ronnie Brown, and Randy Waldrip. Many teachers and community members donated their time and worked on the construction of our school. On September 19, 1987 the new Bells High School building was dedicated. At 11:00 A.M. the cornerstone ceremony was conducted by the Bells Masonic Lodge. The new school, located on Ambrose road, includes 13 classrooms, a cafetorium, gymnasium, library, kitchen, and office area in the main building. Then there is also a vocational agriculture shop with classroom directly east the main building as well as an ag project center a quarter of a mile north of the building. Behind the ag shop and classroom is the athletic field house and concession stand. 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