Bells High School - Panther Yearbook (Bells, TX)

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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

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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

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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