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

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BEAUTIFUL PEOPLE The 1978-79 school year has proved to be a ver successful year. While our rival schools have been boasting that they are number one. we at Bell High School have proved that we are trulv number one on the football field, volleyball court, classroom, etc. . . . U e are very fortunate to have a principal and faculty that will support us in every endeavor we pursue. To the members of the student council and sponsors. I give my sincere thanks for the hard work and extra time you graciously gave to make this year a successful one. It was mv pleasure to work with you and I wish vou the ven best of luck. As Mrs. Baker savs. YOU . RE BE.ALTIFUL PEOPLE. Through the years, L. D. Bell High School has paved the way for us. It is good to be on the right road, but now we must travel it and ignore all the dead ends. y i U, -»« xiZ. B C A — Ronnie Huske gi ps Jean Knight her drink in a Raider cup — one of man Studenl Council sponsored activities. B — Studenl Council members spent the da cheering others. C — Susan Solberg. Robert Vann and Mrs. Baker collect mone al a Studenl Council dance. iri Bi-nwin. Dana Daij-. anil Angela B nson |M-nl thi- da delivering -ongs of good Ka Nichols. Nanc Hart. Mike Buchanan, and Tami Thornton displa the booth Student iir anil other mi- sagi that studint sent to thiir favorite friend or fw for Christmas. Council set up for the Christmas activities at L. D. Bell. STUDENT COUNCIL 25

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NEVER A DULL MOMENT High energy is an essential quality for any Student Council Member. The list of activities flows continuously from week to week. Providing breakfasts and birthday cakes for faculty members, sponsoring spirit contests and dances, and sponsoring Homecoming festivities were just a few of the many activities. Members also took charge of Thanksgiving and Christmas activities for students, faculty and the community. With all the action, there was ne ver a dull moment for the L. D. Bell Student Council. OFFICERS — FRONT ROW — W. Finch — Secretary. R. Huskey — Vice-President. C. Covie — Parliamentarian, R. Lan%ood — President. M. Smith — Treasurer. SECOND ROW — SPONSORS — Mr. Steve Jacob) , Mrs. Kay Baker. Mr . Emorie Candy. FRONT ROW — B. Neff. L. Sherley, T. Cook. D. Duckworth. M. Sutter, G. Lee, P. Walton. SECOND ROW — B. Black, S. Miller. C. Coyle. M. Beck, C. Kellar. C. Carlile. R. Candy. B. Jennings. THIRD ROW — R. Davis, G. Parkey, R. Larwood. R. Huskey. V. Vols, L. Stuard. T. McMichael. FOURTH ROW — Mrs. E. Candy. M. Smith, A. Torres, T. Thornton. E. Pledger, C. White, L. Solberg, C. Carlile. Mrs. K. Baker. FIFTH ROW — S. Laaaie, D. Peterson. R. Ballard, R. Oujesky, M. Buchanan. R. Vann. SIXTH ROW — D. Osborn, D. Campbell. W. Finch, A. Benson. B. Monts, R. Bates. SEV ENTH ROW — K. Lynch, M. Maxey, J. Knight, D. Rogers, D. Davis, D. Lahaie. STUDENT COUNCIL 24

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vv OUT OF FOCUS Long weekends, little mistakes, big parties, loads of fun — that ' s the Annual Staff. Every year a new group of sophomores, juniors, and seniors put their heads together for a winning combination called the Raider annual. The time involved (one class period a day, after school, and weekends) seems minimal compared to the fun and the end result. Each summer the staff attends a workshop at Texas Tech University. At Tech, new ideas are formulated, the theme is selected, and awards are given. This year, the Raider staff received two awards — first and second place for layout design. Focus your attention on the Raider annual and then enjoy it. Catherine Coyle — Editor-in-Chief, and Mrs. Carolyn Dean — Sponsor. ORGANIZATIONS — Melinda Sluder and Tracie Whit- ANNUAL STAFF — FRONT ROW — Dale Campbell, Sarah Russell, Mrs. Carolyn Dean. Jim Bradt. Catherine ■ - Coyle, Greg Jones, Mike Sutter. SECOND ROW — Stan Messinger, Melinda Sluder, Lance Sherley, Risa Foerster, Blair Stinnetl, Tracie Whitwell. ANNUAL STAFF 26