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

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The annual war between schools came and Haltom not only put Rich- land down in the pep rally, but also at the game, which made this year especially memorable for the seniors , and is proudly shown to the world on the billboard below. THE NITE WE DROVE OLD DIXI DOWN W,0 .,.4. Above: The senior executive committee got together and decided to put on a Dat- ing Game staring lucky couples from Hal- tom. The winners were Barry Davis and Louann Teel. Left: The traditional Rich- land bonfire was a great success. Not only did it go up in flames, but so did Dixie the next night.

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Seniors begin their year Upper right: The year 73 began as usual with the boys in die foyer getting ready for any unlucky sophomore who might accidently cross a senior ' s path. EUght: Seniors proudly displayed their senior rings to anyone and everyone. Rings that meant you were finally where you had been dreaming about since you were just a tot. Only if 1 were a senior , you would say dreamUy. And now, now you were. Below right: Homecoming came, and with it came many long hours of work on senior decorations to make them the best. Some people thought the world wasn ' t exactly the same shape as it is supposed to be. What the seniors were tr ' ing to get across is that it ' s not the shape of the world that matters, it ' s the people in it.

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Right; Senior boy Highsteppers practice their entrance for the Be True to Your School scene. Right; Sissy McPherson trys to tell Sid Stroud how she thinks the world could live in peace. Senior play proves successful Right; Donna Mize flutters her eyelashes and realizes she is not 3 an opera singer and laughs so hard she has to be carried off the stage.