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Lori Warnick, Glen Martin, and
Wallingford, and junior Liz
watch a Coca-Cola robot bet-
classes.
bus
Juniors Dana Davin,
Regina Kinnard, Quay
Townsend, and Mike
0'hara work on their
junior themes for Mrs.
Natalie Whitfield'a third
period English clan.
Computers, speakers,
field trips liven up classes
Somewhere amidst the confusion of participation in extra-
curricular school activities, athletic practices, part-time jobs,
and household chores, every student found the time to attend
the necessary, but often monotonous, classes.
Yet Haltom broke away from the usual process of education
in several ways.
Computer programs offered a new learning tool to students
who took chemistry, biology, or mathematics.
In many classrooms, new desks, chairs, and tables provided
the student with more comfort and a new atmosphere in which
to learn.
Guest speakers sparked interest and more field trips gave
students a broader knowledge of the subjects they studied. ,
As a result of those improvements, the average SAT score
of Haltom students proved to be higher than the Texas
average, as well as the Birdville district average. Also, Haltom
installed 67 members, one of the largest groups in Haltom's
history, into the National Honor Society.-
ACADEMICS
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