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

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i ' l;i|| RAIDERETTES INCREASE Sweethean Bugsy Carr Being a Raiderette takes patience, time, and effon. The girls practiced at least once a week throughout the summer. In July they attended Mr. Hayden ' s nationally known drill team camp for a week. There they learned the dance routines that they used this past year. As we have all seen, their hard work and practice has paid off for they have executed the routines with excellent precision not only at the football games but also during the basketball season. Among their other activities are sponsoring the annual F aiderette Christmas Dance, marching in various paradesy and presenting a spring program. Lieutenant - Val Noreen Lieutenant - Cathy Short

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RAIDER ROUSERS The Raider Rousers is a group ofself- formed seniors, who have become the hub of school spirit at Bell. This hardwork- ing group meets once a week during homeroom to plan skits for all pep rallies and to organize a campaign of picket signs and posters to boost Raider Spirit. Besides planning the skits for pep rallies, the students sit, or rather stand, together for the entire assembly period and act as the cheering nucleus of the student body. The club has no officers as such, but is presided over by a duly elected chairman Barbara Wilcox, the cH;ganizer of the group- .J- The Irving Tigers had some very interesting warm-up exercises as shown by these agile players. The faithful Raiders have paused to pay their respects at the Wichita Falls Graveyard! Chairman Wilcox, says, The South shall rise again! This skit was the RR ' s version of our neighbors the Richland Rebels. 107

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Lieutenant - Beverly Ward Lieutenant - Judy Carrothers IN NUMBER! : ' : r, Captain - Sharon Russell SOCLA.L OFFICERS Judy Gilmore-Hist., Paula Mikel-Pres., Karen Gooch-V, Pres., Susan Ulery-Treas., Cheryl Hudson- Sec.