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

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If jusf killed me how some people excelled at everything. Janet Smith, for example, our Valedictorian with a perfect 9.0 grade average, made almost all of her clothes, wrote great articles for the newspaper, and played the piano with skill. Danny Baker, too, Salutatorian with an 8.5 average, was an accom- plished musician with both voice and hom. He was talented in mathematic formulas, English composi- tions, and science e;q)eriments, to boot. In addition to being so smart and so versatile, these two were awfully nice. 154 HonoK

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Gail and Tim were representative of life at Haltom. Miss Haltom, Gail Wolf, was active in Civettes, and in our Senior Class she held the office of Vice-Presi- dent. Her witty antics added zest to the cheerleader squad. As Homecoming Queen, Gail reigned over Buffalo land, but as Miss Haltom, she was the eiptome of all that orange and black stood for. Tim Stout, all round boy athletically and scholastically, was all too appropriate to be chosen Mr. Haltom. Sports, foot- ball and baseball claimed Tim ' s attention. A football scholarship proved his ability on the field, and his membership in National Honor Society said much for his ability in academics. Honors 155