Lawrence D Bell High School - Raider Yearbook (Hurst, TX)

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UNDERSTANDING BETWEEN PEOPLE The Latin Club of L.D. Bell High School is a student organization basing itself upon the principles of the Junior Classical League of America. The club is open to any student presently enrolled in Latin, or any student who has completed a year ' s study in Latia Membership is designed to improve the Latin student ' s appreciation of Roman cul- ture and history. The club takes an annual trip to the state convention where members compete for honors in such areas as rhetoric, derivatives, mythology, costumes and art. Par- ticipation in the club is not all study, however, as all mem- bers enjoy the Latin Club sponsored parties, assemblies and dances. Gail Ince enjoys refreshments at the end of a club meeting. LATIN CLUB Row 1: Bill Clark, Carol Waldrip, June Cheatham, Betty Smith, Sharyn Lyon. Row 2: Linda Gulp, Bill Tillinghast. Ralph Stevenson, Larry McFarland, Carl Mauldin, Glenn Gillette, Myron Greenfield, Lynn Miller, Jeanne Hale, Carla Fickle. Row 3: Connie Culp, Paige Joplin, Judy Moser, Paula Mikel, Mark Ashford, Alan Allman, Ronnie Justiss, Linda Hicks. Row 4: Susan Riel, Judy Baldwin, Charlotte Ott, Emily Suarez, Dickie Whitton, Linda McDonald, Bernice Reavis, Kathleen Yoakum, Jeanie Crouch, Glenda Shadden, Patrecia Anderson, Susan Swann, Carolyn Moody, Roy Gilmore, Sherry Rogers, Linda Han. Row 5: Cathy TuUous, Brenda Right, Diane Gardner, Troy Armstrong, Willie Johnson, David Krommes, Bill Carroll Vic ' Bolton, Dan Matheson, Linda Cooper, Le Ann Lamke, Jimmy Barentine, Bob Bardo, Jack Buck, Gary Riggs. 99

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LANGUAGE CLUBS PROMOTE BETTER FRENCH CLUB Row 1: Bruce Goodwin. Mike Worley, Stephanie Boyd. Janice Heet. Judy Gilmore, Janice Tice. Beth Rose, Janie Williams, Vicl i Stelding, Bill Jenkins. Bnice Bolton. Jack Yerby. Row 2: Glynda Lyle. Debbie Ratliff, Susan Boyce. Bobbie Oements, Manha Herron, Wanda Mathis, Faye Rife. Jeanne Copeland. Gala Weber. Linda Allen, Gail Ince, Delores Forsythe, Judy Carrothers, Jeanette Boyce, Linda Earl. Row 3: Betty Hardia Janice Morehead, Ray McKnight, David Cope, Linda Cathey, Jeanett a McCullogh, I ggy Green, Linda Ward. Joan Senecal. IxDre Schmidt. Dianne Ackley, Galen Daughtery. Jamie Preston. John li e. Row 4: Max Pfrimmer. Randy Knupp, Mike TeeL Roy Hodo, Jeriy Yerby, Angie Williams Cheryl George, Gwen Elkins. Eve Wiscamb, Gretchen Pickering, Barry Maugan, Ronnie Justiss, Don Pfrimmer. Row 5: Bob Goad, Randal Stanley. Leroy Ford, Danny Hastings, Billy Mitchell. Greg McEwen. Jimmy Sellers. Uriy Meyers Jimmy Chance. James Rue. David Patterson. Cordell Swindle. Jenny Giles. Scotty Browa Row 6: Kathye Hitt. Blanche Ukota. Jeff C wan. Zella Duff, ftalee Atchisoa Tim Elliott. Freddie Burleson. James McGee. John Qower. Beckie Milhcaa Carol Coker, Glynda Aderholt, Luticia Conder, Sandra Grant, Faye McGee. Row 7: Sharolyn Mumford. Mary Ellen McCauley, Bettye Montford, Carla Relder, aie Brewer. Carolyn Walters, Carla Pool, Teriy Fellows, Donnie Berg, David Simpson. Urry Houk, BiU Qements, Scott Christopherson, Frances Gorden. Le Cercle Francais was organized last year to extend and promote a better understanding of the French people, their language, customs, and culture. Lectures, slide programs, and skits about the country are held at meetings once each month- Each club member has the opportunity to correspond with French teenagers with similar interests. A French pastry sale, to raise money and excursions to French plays, pictures and dances are planned for the Spring activities. 98

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Latin Qub initiation required all new members like Linda Hart, Susan RieL and Dee Peterson to dress like the ancient people they study. All Qubs require some form of dues. Betty Montford is first in line to pay hers. STUDY AND FUN EMPHASIZED Most all club meetings- liave some son of entertainment on the program. Jeanie and Janis Copeland are singing in a performance for the French Qub. 100