Bells High School - Panther Yearbook (Bells, TX)

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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

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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

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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