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

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Our Friends, Our Faculty Encouraging Our Style Friends. Each one of us have friends to lean on, to stand behind us, and support our desires and needs. These are special friends, the acquaintances that leave lasting impressions on us. It is essential that vi e have these friends to guide us, teach us and to serve as models for us. This group of over one hundred and thirty friends that we have made up the faculty, administrative staff, secretaries, cafeteria and maintenance personnel on the Bell campus. Our interested and dedicated friends are here to support, assist, and cater to the needs of the entire student body. These friends offer a wide variety of skills to choose from. They teach our male population at Bell to sew and cook. Shorthand and typing prepare us for college. We learn techniques in photography and auto mechanics. Anything we could be interested in is provided for us in addition to required courses through extracurricular activities, sponsored by our faculty and administration. Our friends are here for us and it is a good feeling to know that five days a week we are welcomed and greeted in a friendly style by the adults on our campus. 10 OPENING

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Senior Privilege A Style All Our Own Upperclassmen. Seniors. Privileged — the best! That is what we are, the class of 1982. There is no one like us, with a style all our own. We are better than everyone else and our pride and spirit shines in everything we do. We set the examples for the lower classes to follow. As Bell ' s motto, We do not imitate, but serve as an example to others, we serve as the leaders, the class that sets the tone and style. These are not just our last days of high school, but the first days of our life in the real world, as we make a reality of our plans and dreams for the future. Someday, they say, we will look back on this year. We will remember our beautiful homecoming float that should have won. And having the privileged blue parking sticker that we so proudly displayed on our windshields, telling the world that we were seniors. What about the masses of cars leaving for lunch and the lines at McDonalds? That is all part of being a senior and we have loved every minute of it. This year has been our time to show our very own style and we did. From the twinkle in our eyes during the alma mater to the pride in our smile when someone mentioned the Bell Blue Raiders, we have made it clear that WE ARE THE SENIORS, the CLASS OF 1982. d, OPENING