Bells High School - Panther Yearbook (Bells, TX)

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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

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fe w. -5 .1 .fgygim ,ki , W f 3 . 1, ,gp- 11 gifgpleffailggsN1.fbg.,,gL, , ,r , jf si WW , 14321,.fwFilglwiQg.0f:..i . ' 'G.213f51fgi21:fez'11,:.1'ffii5-QL: Every spring, groups of selected students compete in the University of Interscholastic League competition. Last year's contest took place at Grayson County Junior College. Even though our school didn't bring home the first place trophy, we are all proud of those students and their efforts. 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

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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.