Bells High School - Panther Yearbook (Bells, TX)

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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

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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

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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?