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

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BELL OPENS HER DOORS TO 1,700 Sophomores found registration complicated, long and confusing, while seniors found it a rather nostalgic time as they realized that this was the- last time they would be coming back to Bell. ? ' J 1 Seniors had their annual pictures made by a studio several days before school began. Leave it to ingenious seniors like George Ikard to find a formal way to beat the heat. Ho, Hum! Those late sum- mer hours will be a hard habit to break. Students found a pleasant addition to the gym this fall. Dark blue mats with the Raider seal were hung under the baskets and the emblem was repeated above the baskets. Nothing can compare with that good old Raider Spirit!

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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.

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The Senior ring, the upperclassmen ' s status symbol, often becomes a symbol of romance. Leadership and responsibility are just two lessons learned by seniors. These senior Tri-Hi-Y Officers are drawing up their club constitution and making plans for the coming year. Most seniors, like Robert Foust, make frequent visits to the counselor ' s office for college information and test scores, and more college in- formation and more test scores. Somehow it takes twelve years of school for students to begin to realize how much they don ' t know. Susan, Doreen, Bill and Robert are trying to cram just a little more before taking SAT tests. Mrs. Langston helps prepare students for college by urging them to write, write, and write some more, How many people shall I ask to my graduation? Larry and Walter listen to Mr. Mathews explain the procedure for ordering sen- invitations. Talented Sherry Mc- Glochlin sings her own version of the lovely English ballad Barbara Allen.