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

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SANDY AND ARIA REFLECT EVENTFUL YEAR. To the student body of L. D. Bell High School, thanks for makmg the 1964-65 school year the best ever in the history of the school. Although the BellHighof 1965-66 will be a modern, spac.ous xnsUtute I ' ll never forget the old Bell, with its crowded halls, crowded classe, to the Juniors ana p student body, thanks for making of Bell High and once again to the entire stuaem y, Raider of this a wonderful year and for making me proud to say I m a Raider Bell High - Sandy Bruyere Student Council President A message to my dearest school: There are no words that can express my admiration and my love for you. Bell High School, your teachers, and your students. There are no words to express my gratitude to your respectable teachers for their willingness to help me, and to all your students for their -- -- to me. But sure, I can say, through this message, my thanks to all of them for what they did to help me, and to make me enjoy my staying m your beautiful country. I certainly do appreciate it. With all my love. Aria Aplada Greek Student

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Teachers get instructions before meeting the onslaught of an expected 1.700 students. Students often have to arrange their schedules two or three times before finding a suitable one. Judy Riggs was just one of the many FTA members who vol- unteered to aid teachers dur- ing the hectic days of registration. :r i ' iW The first step in registering for school is to report to old homerooms for instructions. Mr. Chance seems to have encountered a few questions. Student counselor aids, like Nancy Woodward, began working long before school started to arrange teachers ' schedules and homeroom numbers.