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

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t. W .ij li The flipside. just what was on the flipside of high school life? With so many things going on at the same time, how did a student know what to do, when to do it, or even what to think sometimes? Of course, ever one was different, and involved in different ac- tivities. While one was on the football field, another was in the band waiting to march, while et another was in the stands yelling for the team. Maybe someone was at home studying for that big test on Monday, while someone else was workingaon a Science Fair pro- ject, or at the li rary working on the senior theme that was due the next week. But while these students were all in- volved in their different activities, what was really happening? What was that football pla er telling himself on the sidelines. llwlas the band member wishing he was down in the student section with his other friends? Did that fan who was cheering in the stands wish that she was a cheerleader or a Raiderette getting ready to per- form? What about that erson who was at home studying for thjat big test? Did he wish that he was out on the field? And the person working on his award- winning Science Fair project. Did he wish he hadn't taken such a hard class, or was he looking for a challenge? What was the person who was working on her senior theme thinking about. Did she wish she was at the game, or was she just concerned with inishing her theme so she could graduate an go on to college? Bell High chool '86-'87 was full of exciting and memorable moments. But when we look back on them, years from now, will it be those moments that we remember most, or will it be the thoughts and feelings that accom- panied those moments? Above: The marching band exhibits what makes it the pride of L.D. Bell High School. Right:Alan Floyd and Tim Connor watch the defense from the sidelines as the last minutes ofthe Arlington game tick off of the clock. lip ide Left: F.H.A. members adds its special touch to the circus-type atmosphere of the Homecoming parade. Above: Leaving campus on a rainy day, students go their different ways to different lifestyles and activities.

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The wave - The enthusiastic junior class attempts to get the sophomore to continue their wave around the gym. Kick, kick - Seniors kick up their heels at the Arlington Cor- ral the Colts pep rally. 'Q if a ,X , Qi Vt., ,h . 9 iii , 'N-.. I k W, V an me-355-' 1 vu-ff . 1 QM? Ig' ... x, ' I 'i 'S b qi .. '4i-fe. V . 34 vga ' . ' M... I ,Q 'gg I P' 1 4 an .1 5 . R' ' 72 ' ' R t 5 t - Qi ' , 5 tvs! 4 . V 3 jerk Q7 A. 1 1 U m , 5... 2 Al wqx ! Round 'em up boys - Mr. Brown cheers with the seniors in an attempt to Corral the Colts. Luau Lamar - At the conclusion ofthe Lamar pep rally, the seniors come together on the floor to sing the Alma Mater. Student Life 3

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'T Above Left: Mr. Don Brown displays to the Raiderettes what's really underneath all his Raider spirit. Above Right: Wranglers are high on spirit! Left: Gymnast Scott Gassert soothes an injury in the whirlpool of the train- ing roorn, Above: Thefootball team takes thefield, ready to face another garne, and another victory. Left: Chris Ewers and Darrell Plernons gotta wear shades at the pep rally. Student Life 5