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

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1 Joe Johnson leans back and relaxes after a strenuous practice. if . 4? A f -,eywffx Q 4: W , . Z if W 1 Awards for Who's Who in- uded the honors of both Ac- demic and Athletic chievers. 15 For volleyball, Stephanie larson was captain of the olleyball team and a member f F.C.A. Debbie Jones, chosen for asketball, was co-captain of me girls' varsity basketball '-:.4.,bf'i1 4-'-' . ' ' .. , v -, - ' V ' A . cw ,.,:Q5:f::3ft5 55 ,- . , - Q-'g.:.j21 team and a member of N .H.S. Adam Setliff, nominated for track, practiced many hours outside of school train- ing for discus. Chosen for golf, Angela Dibbens held a job at a donut shop and enjoyed showing dogs. Awarded for boys' basket- ball, Joe Johnson was also a Stephanie Carson, volleyball, Rich- ard Ficken, football, Debbie Jones, Basketball. Adam Setliff, track, Angela Dibbens, golf, Joe Johnson, basketball. Roger Hancock, Spanish, Kerry Walker, Raiderettes. Not Pictured: Jason Lucas, German, Tara McKnight, VOE, Ronda Hughes, Cosmetology. member of N.H.S. and Young Life. Roger Hancock, chosen for Spanish, was also a member of the Drama Club. Jason Lu- cas, chosen for German, was also in band and N.H.S. and worked at Mamma's Pizza. For cosmetology, Ronda Hughes was District Four president of V.I.C.A. I Who's Who 2 7

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hois who honored 41 Who's Who recipients this year were chosen by the teaching staff and composed of both juniors and seniors. Andrew Grant, chosen to represent math, was a mem- ber of the Academic Decath- lon and Chess Club. Lori Price, representing DAR, held the offices of Stu- dent Council president and Senior Class Council secre- tary. Chosen for Computer Math was Tim Guziak. Tim Casey Mitchell, Journalismg Sean McNatt, Boys' Cross Country, Shan- non Bernard, Girls' Cross Country. liked the fact that L. D. Be1l's programs offered a variety of challenges. Alex Tessnow, science rep- resentative, was a drum ma- jor and also a member of N.H.S. Chosen for social studies, Jill Dennis was also co- captain of the girl's varsity basketball team and a mem- ber of N.H.S. For boys' cross country, Se- an McNatt also contributed to the band and N.H.S. Casey Mitchell, chosen for journalism, was sports editor for the Blueprint and a mem- ber of his church choir. As a member of girls' bas- ketball and track teams, Shannon Bernard was chosen for girls' cross country. 2 6 Who's Who Val Hansen leans against Alex Tessnow as he carries her books. Back Row: Andrew Grant, Math, Tim Guziak, Computer Mathg Alex Tess- now, Science. Front Row: Lori Price, DARg Jill Dennis, Social Studies. Casey Mitchell completes a layout for the Blueprint. With enthusiasm, junior Andrew Grant presents his P.E.A.K. project during class. '

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28 Who's who ho's who a arded for Who's Who awards are given for excellence in special fields. This year's recipients were in- volved in numerous other ac- tivities. Rich Whittington was pres- ident of both Bell Theatre and Thespians, was faculty editor of annual staff, and was a member of NHS, RFL, Span- ish Club, and Inter-Club Coun- cil. Diana Barham played var- sity tennis, and was in SWAT, ISIAJDD, NHS, and Just Say 1988 Whois Who recipients are Front Row: Rich Whittington, theatreg Ja- son Franklin, speech. Second Row: Brian Garner, Tom Lyons, yearbookg Terry Westers, broadcast journalism. The TAFE secretary was Catherine Chaneski, and she was in FHA, NHS, and French Club. Besides being head cheer- leader, Tracy DeMichele served on Class Council, SWAT, and NHS. Tracy and Catherine both attend St. Mi- chael's Church. Forrest Haggard served as the photographerfhistorian for NAHS, and was in NHS and Spanish Club. Jason Franklin worked as a waiter at Dalts, was president of RFL, and was in Bell The- atre and Young Life. Brian Garner and Tom Ly- ons were co-editors of the an- nual staff. Tom was employed at Service Merchandise, Inc. He was also a member of Ac- ademic Decathlon and Spanish Diana Barham prepares to return a serve. 1988 Who's Who recipients are Front Row: Forrest Haggard, art. Back Row: Diana Barham, tennis, Catherine Chaneski, home economics, Tracy DeMichele, cheerleading. Not pictured are Pam Richardson and Shannon Suggs, choir. Club. Brian was president of NHS, A Wrangler, and was a member of track, NAHS and Inter-Club Council. He also at- tended First Baptist Church of Hurst, where he was a member of the youth group and Rec-+ reation Committee. Pam Richardson and Shan non Suggs were both studen directors of A Capella Choir: Pam was historian of Bell Sys- tem, involved in NHS, and at- tended First Baptist Church of Hurst, where she was in youtlr choir, youth ensemble and tht missions committee. Q Shannon Suggs was a mem, ber of Bell System also, as well as being in JAM and NHS. At his church, Shannon was on the Youth Leadership Council, and was vice-president of the choir. 1? fa, A Rich Whittington and Brian Garner display their sparkling smiles after meeting a yearbook deadline.