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

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Seniors begin the end Above: Seniors Terry Barnett and Vicki Eads try on their caps and gowns as soon as they get them to make sure they fit perfect for this special occasion. Above: Steve Wolff receives his well -deserved Valedictorian medal at the recognition assem- bly. Middle: Seniors get a little mixed up at their Baccalaureate. They forgot to sit down. No one knew unless they could tell somthing was wrong when all the tassels started jiggling from seniors laughing Right: That long awaited moment was about to arrive, for the seniors of 73. Standing at the door there were mixed emotions of joy, sadness, reminiscing, and look- ing lorward and realizing it was almost over.

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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.

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Above: Walking in, seniors began to realize it was here. The time had finally come. In a few minutes Mr. Logan would call your name. Left; And now it ' s over. Your name was called, and you have that piece of paper that was achieved by twelve long years of working, playing, sad times, happy times, and many beautiful memories that will never be forgotten. Below: Many thoughts crossed the seniors minds as the Alma Matar was over. Hats and paper began to fly. Screams of joy and claps of happiness were heard throughout the coliseum. Only if 1 were a senior had come true, and the seniors of 73 had begun their journey down the Long and Winding Road of life.