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

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HeadlinerS were nominated by various clubs in the school who felt that certain stu- dents deserved recognition for their hard work. To begin with, the qualifications of a nominee were not lenient. He has to be a senior, active in at least three areas of school life, and maintain at least a B grade average. A student-teacher committee then elected ten of these students as their choices of people who had done the most for Haltom. Of course there is no clear-cut line of distinction between hard workers and super-hard workers, but a cross-section of the school believed these ten students de- served the title of Haltom Head- liner. Haltom Headliners include Susan Swift, editor of Buffalo Tales; Becky Conway, Senior Class officer; Mari Lynn Packer, drill team lieutenant; Vernon Walling, editor of the yearbook; and Judy Teague, annual staffer. 1 56 Honors

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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

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Jeannie Bell, winner of the Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow award; Pam Griffin, Miss FBLA; John Creecy, Senior Class officer; Judy Kothmann, cheer- leader; and Janet Smith, valedictorian complete the elite group of headline makers at Haltom. Honors 157