Haltom High School - Buffalo Yearbook (Haltom City, TX)

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Deryl Markgraf, Cathy Wolf, Cindy Brigman, Wanda Burnett, Debbie Hay, Kathy Howard, Sharon Swicky, ■ Elizabeth Stallings, Carol Tanner, Jan Runyan. In Vocational Health Occupations Education I learned things I had never known. Did you know that the health field offers opportunities in labs as well as many more varieties of employ- ment if you don ' t happen to get your thrills from sticking people with needles? Besides receiving medical training, members of VHOE were active in other fields during the year. On October 30, the officers went to a District Leadership Training Conference in Brownwood. Our community service projects included furnishing a Thanksgiving dinner for a needy family, participating in the CUPP drive to pick up newspapers, and cans, and helping with the voter registration drive. Ten VHOE stu- dents took their bosses to dinner at the Employer-Employee Banquet at Birdville Coliseum. The next month, Haltom City Mayor Johnny B. Lee issued a proclamation mak- ing March 5-12 VICA WEEK. Haltom Principal Leon Hagmann promoted the idea by issuing a similar statement. Officers: Beverly Steel (Parliamentarian), Sandra Rogers (Reporter), Vicky Markum (Vice-President), Debbie Compton (Secretary), Sue Hampton (President), and David Cason (Sergeant at Arms). 142 Organizations

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First Row: Carla Franks, David Pokluda, Frank Schu- bert, Sammy Hunter, Danny Baker, Alvin Whitehead, Barry Boren, Jerry Rankin, Ricky Evans, Wesley Brown, Kevin Maze. Second Row: Sandra Meine, Greg Wright, Wright, Larry Routh( President), Jack Chapin (Treasur- er), Conrad Brown, Scott Wright, Benny Dupree, Rob- ert Laster, Dave Schilder, Larry Worlow (Vice-Pr esi- dent), Third Row: Mary Hunter, Gail Wolf, Lou Ann Teel, Dinah Joyner, Dana Ozment, Cherie Whiteland, Michelle Sim ek. Sherry NoweU, Susie Craig, Susan Roe, Debbie Matthews. Brenda Boatner, Betty Hal- brooks. Fourth Row: Donna Mize, Sheree Bartlett, Jannet Muncy, Debbie Osborn, Mark Sanders, Millie Henry, Nanette Estill, Yvonne Smith, Cindy Cagle, Diane Long. Fifth Row: Gaylynn Giles, Shelah Gun- nels, Cathy Cam field, Teresa Robinson, Ann Hitt, Linda Walton, Peggy Street, Carol Ansley, MindyCox, Vicki Mathias, Dianne Klarich, Debbie Curry, Shirley Brown (Secretary), May Self, Joysanna Ward. Larry Worlow, Jack Chapin, Larry Routh, and Shirley Brown, officers of the Student Council, plan assort- ed functions for the year. Organizations I4i

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First Row: Cindy Sims, Debbie Bell, Christine Richard- son (Historian), Bonnie Claiborne. Second Row: Linda Hurst, Danette Auerbach, DoUye Cook (Parliamentari- an), Sandra Moore (Sergeant at Arms), Marsha Cope, ;iimmie Wright. Third Row: Shirley Bennett, Gwen raylor, Nancy Ross, Debbie Sosebee (Assistant Histor- ian), Linda Ross, Linda Culbertson (Treasurer), Wilma Worth (Reporter), Debbie Simons (Photographer), Mrs. Marie White. Fourth Row: Barbara Harbin (President), Elizabeth Jacques, Donna Nowlin, Vickie Anderton, Brenda Haggin, Gay Hamby, Carol Hurst, Reba Coff- man (Vice-President). Members of Cosmetology Kristi Richardson, Debbie Sosebee, and Barbara Harbin enjoy the Christmas parry with their dates. ieady, set, comb - and Linda Cul- lertson takes a first place ribbon as peed hairdresser at the Dallas ;ompetition with Vickie Anderton nodeling her new hairstyle. Maybe if if was ratted a little on top? Though the purpose of Cosmetology is to train girls to be hairdressers, the year wasn ' t all washing, roll- ing, and combing hair. There was plenty of time for relaxation such as the initiation of new Cosmetol- ogy and VICA members at the start of the year. They had another joint party at Christmas which ev- eryone enjoyed. Then April brought State competition in Dallas where the girls proved their skills as hairdressers. They won six blue ribbons. Organizations 1 43