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

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' i. DEDICATED STUDENTS ■Hf ' rHftttrflNff ' LIBRARY AIDES Row 1: Jeanette Boyce, Pat Farmer, Barbara Relds, Lynn Miller, Jeanne Hale, Shirley Thomas. Row 2: Judy Baldwin, Susy Carlton, Jean Burks, Mrs. Conway, Jan Reed, Brenda Carlisle, Tessa Rice. 1 m?m, w I Mrs. Conway Librarian Never has the history of Bell High seen such a high spirit of dedication and service from her students. The teamwork dis- played has fired the improvement of the physical appearance of Bell, as well as the improvement of scholastic standing and school spirit. We salute all student organizations for devoting their service and time so freely. 102

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SPANISH CLUB Row 1: Linda Hart, Larry Gray, Connie Coker. Helen Jonas, Row 2: Ronald Peters. Ellen Harvey. Jo Ann Johnson. Donna Baker, Cherry Overton, Jackie Cardwell, Connie Donahue, Sherel Richey, Row 3: Danny Ballman, Barbara Siebenhausen, Candy Mayo, Debbie Wicker, Carol Siler, David Hatley, Bob Wheatley, Row 4: Jimmy Hawkins, Diane Reeves, Brenda Dunnam, Susan Griffiths, Vicki Harrington. Donna Schoenberger, Debbie Dashner. BY LANGUAGE CLUBS n] ,cV j t ' iBuenos Dias! might be the greeting used by a member of the Spanish Qub whenhe meets a friend. The Spanish Club was the first language club ever formed at BelL The Qub makes the study of our neighbors to the South more interesting and profitable. These students study about customs, language, and geography of Spain. Mexico, and Central and South America. The refreshment table cenainly can be a busy place. 101

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SERVE SCHOOL JUNIOR OPTIMIST Row 1: Bruce Goodman, Spike Baggett, Ronnie Rogers, David BlackwelL Jerry Terry, Mickey Coleman. Row 2: Randy Danford, Jimmy Chance, Johnny Austin, Roben Suarez, Bobby Bramblith, Keith Gillis, Jon Ludolph. COUNSELOR AIDES 103