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

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HIGH LEVEL OF ENTHUSIASM Announcements are an everyday oceurrencc at L. D. Bell, with a few exceptions. Once a year when the familiar buzzing and crackling of the sound system is heard, new members of the National Honor Society are announced. There are mixed emotions of joy, disappointment, and indifference among the student body. Unknown to many of those who made it. the names traveled through numerous channels before the selection was finalized. First of all, .Juniors and Seniors with a 2.5 grade point average or above are placed on a list. The faculty members then vote on the students, and the votes are tallied. N.H.S. members stay active throughout the year with their participation in assemblies, the coronation of the Homecoming Queen, ordering t- shirts, and tutoring other students in all subject areas. Each member applies just as much enthusiasm and hard work to these extra-curricular activities as to their regular studies. MEMBERS ARE — J. Bannister. D. Barber, M. Beck, T. Bigham, M. Bomberger, J. Brerk.nridg.-. B. Breor. R. Campl«ll. M. Cullins, L. Cordis, C. Coyle, M. Cyrier, D. Davis, M. Decker, J. Duncan, G. Eden, T. Farris, G. Faurol, L. Ferguson, M. Foster, A. Catlin, C. Green, E. Hinckley, J, Hammoml, M. Harris, N. Hart, D. Holloway, K. Kay, M. Kell- ilorf, G Kelly, M. Kercho, J. Knighl, A. Lavender, G. Leake, D. Lee, Y. Lee, K. Marshall, M. Martin. M. McAllister, B. McKaig, S. Messinger, S. Monroe, D. Muller, A. Napier, M. Norton, P. Norvelle. V. Norwine, D. Osborn, C. Owen, D. Oxford. M. Pallazetti, G. Par- key, C. Pellon, M. Pollock, G. Ratcliff, P. Redfearn, T. Richard, T. Richardson, D. Rog- ers, C. Romero. C. Rowe, C. Scott, D. Seifert, B. Smith, M. Smith. D. Stark. P. Stewart, M. Suiter. T. Terry, B. Tillery, J. Traweek, J. Trice. L. Tyson, R. Vanri, S. Vinson, G. Walker, W. Walters, R. Walkins, K. Weichter, P. West, J. Wicker, L. Wiley, W. Williamson, C. Williamson, P. Williamson, D. Wilson, L. Wright. NHS 22

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PROMOTING SCHOOL COOPERATION Hey! What ' s everybody doing out of class? There ' s an I.C.C. meeting in the teacher ' s cafeteria. What does I.C.C. stand for? I ' ve heard of it, but what on earth do ya ' ll do? Oh, we have a representative from every club in the school — that in itself is a real good trick! At the meetings we fill each other in on all the activities going on and report any special projects of interest. The whole purpose of the club is to keep things running smoothly and to promote cooperation among the organizations. I.C.C. stands for Inter-Club Council, don ' t you think that ' s pretty appropriate? That sounds pretty neat. Keep up the good work! FRONT ROW — E. Hinckley, T. Beard-Johnson. T. Turley. K. Godwin. J. Slout. P. Deming, D. Nelson. SECOND ROW L. Lilley. T. Branham, L. DuPree, R. Larwood, K. Walker, C. Davis, B. Tillery — Secretary. D. Rodgers. THIRD ROW — Mr. Brown — sponsor. S. Dunn, T. Tuel, D. Hensley, J. Duncan — Vice-President, Wallyne Finch — Presi- dent. M. Collins, S. Messenger. FOURTH ROW — G. Newman, M. McAllister, M. Daniels, J. McClasky, B. McKaig. C I A — Mike Collins passes out some vital information at one of man I.C.C. meetings. B — Lanise Lille gets her point across. C — Caroline Davis keeps a good attitude through it all. INTER-CLUB COUNCIL 21

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MEMBERS WORK TOGETHER OFFICERS — FRONT RO — Man „■ Sniiih — Vi. r.Prfsidrnl. NanrN Harl — Trrasur.-r. SECOND ROW — Drl.l.i,- U ilson — Parliamcnlarian. Mt lanir Br, k — Srrn-Iar . AniLt-r La rn l.r — R.-porU-r. THIRD R0 5 ' — John Dunran — Presiilent. Marnr bmith discusses one t)f man N.H.S. ac In itit-s with intrrrsted members. Mark Sultrr gives his point of view on one Inpir of disrus- sion at an earlv morning N.H.S. meeting. A — Marrie Smilh discusses one of manv N.H. aeliviiies uiih inliTPsIed members. B — Sponsors — Mrs. Middlelon and Mrs. Merrit. N.H.S. 23