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

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First Row: Denise French (Assistant Drum Major), Phil- lip Dvorak, Gary Barnett, Mike Winters, Terri Har- rings, Larry Sewell, Jerry Hampton, Gary Blassingame, Ann Teal, Mike Day, David Sanders, Toby Taylor, Doug Betts, Lee Burns, Mark Sutter, David Young, Da- vid Zachary, Gary Queen. Second Row: Greg Davis, Mike Massey, Rodney Briggs, Pat Enos, Donnie Heas- let, Robert Lockhart, Phyllis Fitch, Don Earp, Thomas Cooper, James Trietsch, Gerald Neece, Marty Wo- mack, Diane Boone, Debbie Molton, Ricky Brock, Virginia Covington, Vicky Anderton, Wayne Stovall, Third Row: Debbie Douglas, Brian Gilman (President), Emily Dahl, Alan Riley, David Autrey, Richard Baker. Fourth Row: Phillip Voliva, Ronnie Cogbuin, Carl Mayer, Don Swackhammer, David Routt, Pat Howeth, Fifth Row: Richard King, David Chancellor, Jayna Pankey, Jacqueline Brown, William Jones, Judy Clem- ent (Secr etary), Rita Wright, William Owen, David Young, John Noel, Phillip Short, AnnSwyers, Keith Kilpatrick, Don Lilly, John Dowdy. Sixth Row: Joey Phelps (Head Drum Major), Berni Kratky, Jerry White, Donna Gossett, Clare Lanford, Kean York, Tom Gay- lor, JoAnn Smith, Reba Coffin an. Randy Cardinal, Bill Wright, Royce Rhodes, Tommy Helmer, Cheryl Van Noy, Jerral Creecy, Mike Rhodes, Lundy Tidwell (Vice-President), David Larsen (Treasurer) , Dorothy Woods (Majorette). 38 Spirit

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' ■ H Perfect balance is required in shoulder stands and other acrobatic maneuvers which help make this year ' s group the best, Debbie Smith supports Dinah Joyner as they Stand Proud. Run get Mr. Hagmann; Gail ' s jumping ! Good natured Gail Wolf contributes her imagination on posters and in skits. Dinah Joyner is dynamite when it comes to igniting spirit. And that ' s what cheerleading is all about. Our Alma Mater Haltom High, may have been what the cheer- leaders sang to end each pep rally, but those very words will help re- mind us of all they did in 197 1- 72. ft L

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Now presenting — the Haltom High School Marching Band. Think about it a minute. Just what would we have done without a band? Could you imagine a football game without that fight song blaring out? What would the Highsteppers have done without the band? Pretty strange sight. There were several different divisions of the band. The one with which most students were familiar was the marching band, in which members of all bands were eligible to enter. The marching band performed at all foot- ball gam.es, and participated in the Bell Marching Contest on October 30, and the UIL (University Interscholastic League) Marching Contest on No- vember 9. Twirling out ahead of the band. Majorette Dorothy Woods puts a little fire in her act by using fire batons. Besides winning a chair in the All State Band, Joey Phelps with the help of Denise French leads the band as drum major. Mr. Roy Price (Director) Spirit 39