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

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Students of Activities such as President of the Senior Class, Student Council, FHA, and football have kept Andre Riedlinger busy during the school year. But all these activities have not kept him from excelling in many areas. He vjas a vjo-year letterman in football and chosen as a Who ' s Who Among American High School Students. Andre ' s future plans include college with possible majors in geology or law. When asked what his motto in life would be, he replied, Give a piece of yourself to everyone, and let that piece be love, friendship, and care. Maintaining a high grade point average along with being a member of National Honor Society, Science Club, German Club, and the Whiz Quiz Team has kept Yong Lee active at Bell. Not only is he involved in these activities, Yong has participated in several math competitions in which he won many first place awards. His high academic standing has given Yong much recognition. He was chosen Who ' s Who Among American High School Students and selected as Outstanding Student of the Year by the Lions Club. Attending Rice University and majoring in Biochemistry will keep Yong Lee quite busy in the future. SENIOR SUPERLATIVES Senior Laura Estes is an obvious choice for a Superlative. Her ability to get along and work well with others has been an asset to her while at Bell. Laura has been a cheerleader for two years and is involved with clubs such as Student Council, Young Life, and Inter-Club Council. When asked what she has enjoyed most about Bell, Laura said, It would be close between Young Life and cheerleading; they both helped me make many friends, and both activities were fun to be involved in. Laura ' s future plans include attending North Texas State University to pursue a career in nursing.

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Brad Turner Chosen by Faculty Brad Turner ' s activities at Bell and his outside interests as well as his future plans center mainly around his love of rpusic. As a member of the First Symphonic Band and Drum Major of the Marching Band, he vi as able to travel to Colorado and Corpus Christi, an activity he says was one he enjoyed most at Bell. His music involvement also brought him the honor of being selected for All-Region Band in 1981-1982. His talents were not all in music, however; he won several science fair awards, both at the local and regional levels. Too, he was active in other organizations besides band, serving as an of- ficer in the National Honor Society and as a member of the Student Council. About Bell High School Brad said, I really en- joyed all the friendly and funny people at Bell. Sure, there are a few ' bad apples ' but most of Bell ' s students are really neat. In his future Brad sees himself as a successful businessman, working in recording-engineering, a career that would allow him to be around music. His motto, Roll with the punches, should help him become a success in whatever he at- tempts because as he says, Life is tough, really tough, and you have to be able to laugh at a lot of things and take some of the ' bad stuff ' in stride. His involvement at Bell, his achievements, his positive attitude, and his high goals combine to make Brad Turner a worthy Mr. Bell High School. MR. AND MISS BELL HIGH SCHOOL 21

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High Caliber To Danny Glenn, the most enjoyable thing about Bell is the incredible opportunity I had to increase the talent the Lord gave me. By singing with Bell ' s Acapella Choir, Danny has utilized his talent. He has been selected for the All-State Choir, capturing second place in 1981 and first place in 1982, along with other choir titles. This year, Danny serves as President of the Acapella Choir, along with being a member of The Bell System, the Spanish Club, the Inter- Club Council, and the National Honor Society. For the future, Danny hopes to continue his career with music at Oral Roberts University where he plans to major in music education. To Kathy Cizek, the good life is satisfaction in whatever she chooses to do in life. By her past record, one would think that she has been very satisfied. Kathy is a member of the Spanish Club and is on the Executive Council of the National Honor Society. Outside of her duties with these clubs, she manages to keep a high grade point average. She received a National Merit Scholarship Program Letter of Commendation, and she was chosen as a Who ' s Who Among American High School Students. Although Kathy has not yet decided on a major, she will attend Tarrant County Junior College and then transfer to Texas Wesleyan College or to University of Texas at Arlington. Raiderettes have dominated April Byrd ' s years at Bell. She has been a part of this successful team for three years and this year serves as captain. Along with Raiderettes, she has been a member of Student Council, National Honor Society, and the Inter-Club Council. Outside of school activities, April enjoys cooking, swimming, and spending time with her family. April has most enjoyed the close friendships she made while at Bell through her club activities. For her future plans, April hopes to open a day-care center after graduating from college with a major in child development. SENIOR SUPERLATIVES 23