Bells High School - Panther Yearbook (Bells, TX)

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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

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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

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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