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

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A — The world renowned Tutettes. B — Greg Finch has decided to try out for Majorettes. C — Seniors continue to shine as they dance their way to another victory during the pep rallies.

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J Was Our Time to Shine. This was finally our year; we were the ones everyone watched . . . the Seniors of ' 79. With the class motto stating Nothing can be finer than to be a seventy-niner, each and every day we strived to live our motto to the fullest. To make each day more meaningful became an obsession as we realized this was our last time around. This was our last chance to show the underclassmen just how much L. D. Bell meant to us. It was our time to shine, and we were being watched . . . Seniors of ' 79. A —Smiors enjoy their release periods. David Walsh, Mark Meadows, and Bill Smith show us one way they spent their release period. B — Carla Williamson and Andy Gatlin give us up to date news on several classmates during Senior Follies. C — Anthony Bell and Tom Farris are really wild and crazy guys during the Senior Follies.

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We Took the Initiative and Led the Way. We headed straight for the top. We set a goal and worked for an entire year to put together the biggest Student Council conference of the year, the National Associational Student Council Conference. Members from every club and organization worked long hard hours to prepare for about 1300 students from all over the United States to come to Hurst, Texas and participate in a week-long convention. L. D. Bell was the center of attention across the entire nation. We worked hard and proved ourselves capable of putting forth 110%. Once again, thousands stopped to Focus On Us. A — Banquet night at the Fairmont Hotel in Dallas. B — Mick Maxey and Arnold Torres drag in a few of the many suitcases which arrived on the opening day of the convention.