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

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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.

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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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Upper left: Many flowers were seen everywhere the night of the senior prom. Left: The food was great. People even ate it. Above: There were many different kinds of awards given out that night. Awards such as The Stickativity Award, The Over-Active Award, and The Conduct Award. Among these awards were serious ones such as the one given to Debby Hancock and Debbie Matthews for their hard work in planning the prom. Left: Before all the shenanigans began, and after the food was eaten, people were seen discussing what was go- ing to happen, since there was no dance.