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

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Building for a Better Bell Bell is a concentration of growing pains. A freshman comes as a child and is molded into an individual. Old concepts are discarded. New ones are erected. The finished product is much more than a graduate; the product is a person who is ready to give part of himself to life. Physically Bell must also experience growing pains. The old, the traditional must be replaced by that which will accommodate expanding needs. During 1965-1966, Bell has grown, and new buildings have arisen to meet the needs of modern education. Because we believe that the Raider helmet has always symbolized every part of Bell ' s school life, we have chosen this as our motif. The 1965-1966 RAIDER has attempted to reflect and present to you a picture of Bell ' s new face.

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iixt nii tt Volume XI 2 Co-Editors Judy Gilmore Janis Tice

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Dedication.. . If the qualities of a true Raider could be named, among them would be: exceptional leadership, undying patriotism, love and respect for fellow man, patience, sense of humor, and understanding. In the five years that Mr. Jerrold Longwell has directed the band he has proven himself to be a true Raider. Possessing all of the above qualities, this exemplary man is admired by the entire student body. Few schools can boast of having such an inspiring man in their midst. We, the Raider staff, proudly dedicate the 1965-1966 RAIDER to our truest Raider example, Mr. Jerrold Longwell.