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The World is a Stage Oq October 6 all of the stage world turned their eyes to Haltom as the Drama department produced Thornton Wilder ' s Our Town. Above left: Audrey Peery and Yale Youngblood enter the world of wedded bliss as they portray George and Emily. Trying to cope with a daughter and a wife is Phillip Short as he por- trays Mr. Michelson in the Feb- ruary 23 production of Take Her - She ' s Mine. At left, Debra Yates tries to listen in on a con- versation between father and daughter. Not only did the department pro- duce plays, they introduced an award -winning debate team. They participated in tournaments at Ar- lington, Southwestern Bell, and the TCJC Valentine Tournament. Representing Haltom in this are Jerral Creecy, David Sanders, Aud- rey Peery, Virginia Covington, and Jo Angle.
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On March 30, Haltom was chosen as the host school for District 4A-6 Interscholastic League One-Act Play Contest. Haltom was repre- sented well with I Never Saw Another Butterfly. Below: Junior Yale Youngblood represented Hal- tom with an award-winning speech for the VFW Voice of Democracy contest. He won a scholarship from school and then went on to win the district contest. BOTTOM ROW: Louann Teel, Debra Yates, Jane Roberts, Jo Catherine Angle, Virginia Covington, Melinda Mabry, Joysanna Ward, and Mrs. Kay Van Norden. ROW 2: Karen Esposito, Keith Ward, Yale Youngblo- od, Cathy Morton, Michelle Hearn, Linda King, and Tommy Helmer. ROW 3: Carol Ansley, Barry Davis, Elisabeth Polak, David Sanders, Jer- ral Creecy, Audrey Perry, and Diane Brown. ROW 4: Donnie Patton, Ed Coursey, and Sammy Hunter. Hanging at Sinimin City was roaring comedy depicting an old west town. Bottom: Stan Brenner, Gordan Mitchell and Robert Fisher patro- nize the town saloon.
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Learning a Way of Life The Future Farmers of America stepped into their second year at Haltom with growing enthusiasm and a growing club. They are try- ing to become educated in a field that used to be a way of life . They did this by visiting various farms and working with the animals and land themselves. Below: Paul Lewis points out the difference in the breed of hogs. At right: Sponsor Mr. Jim Reeves shows the group the proper way to brand a calf. Posing in front of their chapter banner, Ronnie Stevens, Ricky Moore, Da- vid Martin and Paul Lewis represent the future farmers.
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