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

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CHRISTY Baggarly and Patty Stephens pick up their blue registration cards from Jennifer J ellison. COUNSELOR Carolyn Melton explains a scheduling problem to Debbie Ship. Debbie was one of 625 seniors to register for the 1987-88 school year. IDfReg'1strat1on

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OPERATING complex machinery, Angie Erickson, Julie Scott and Diane McConnico assist students in getting their I.D. pictures made this summer. MR. Tom Dickson helps Kevin Samuelson register for class at the English table during senior registration on August 11. 1 Ml. Ole' way effective Although vacation wasn't of- ficially over, seniors, juniors and sophomores took time out of their summer schedules to reg- ister for classes. The excitement of a new year was in the air as students lined up to get their IDs made and sign up for fall and spring se- mester classes. Seeing old friends and reminiscing with last year's teachers were the rules of the day. Many students talked excitedly among them- selves, hoping to have at least one class together, or joking 1 0 IDfRegistration about I.D. pictures. The process of registering was changed again as hindsight per- suaded officials to return to the library system as used before going high-tech in 1986. Overall, the old system worked smoothly and impatient students were re- turned to vacation as quickly as they were removed. Students registered at departmental ta- bles. ANXIOUS to have his senior I.D. pic- ture taken, Kevin Schramm awaits the return of the photographer. i

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Scott Paul and Lee Mitch- ell pelt innocent bystand- ers as participants in the 24th annual homecoming parade. They rode in the basketball team float. While most students were cleaning up after the pa- rade, Greg Wells per- formed uroadside mechan- ics on his Dodge Aspen. 1 2 Homecoming Parade takes it to the limit The theme of the 24th annual Homecoming parade, Take it to the Limit, was exhibited not only by float decorations, but also by the fact that the parade was the largest ever. According to parade organizer Ron Andres, 77 parade spaces were filled by 40 different clubs and organizations, making this year's parade greater than that of any previous year. The Hurst .,.,.-..,L,.,,.,T ,.- ........ ,,.. , ,. .Her ,M ,M ,M , .-. .,,. . ,.., . , .,,.,. - ...,....,,,. - ..,.. ....., ,..., ..,,., , , . -..,-. if ..r,..e-, W police agreed with Mr. Andres as six officers and one sergeant were required to patrol the event. Hundreds of onlookers lined Pipeline Road as children of all ages chased candy, waved to friends and relatives and got a true dose of Raider spirit. The parade's September 24th date was the earliest in parade history. ,. 1 X. r- r il it ii, l l ' ' A . .... . E.. jo . V .. wr' 1' as Riding in the parade as members of JAM, Cindy Rowan, Beverly Long, Vickie Griffin and Randall Lucas display their spirit as well as their faith. 1 , I