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

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' ' Drawing for prizes Through the Art Club, students are given a chance to express their artistic ability and to show it in art fairs. The biggest fair of the year is the Birdville Art Show and this year Haltomites came away with 50 outstanding awards. Some of the top winners are Jim Nabors, Paulette Sizemore, Janna Fuller, Mitch Barron, and Donna Gossett. Top right; The members of the Art Club are: BOTTOM ROW: Diane Crowell, Kim Williams, Donna Gossett, Paulette Size- more, Jim Nabors, Kathy Davis- son, Dickey Ingram, Mitch Bar- ron. ROW 2: Mark Sherer, James White and Joe Jackson. Officers of the Art Club are: Donna Gossett, Paulette Size- more, Jim Nabors, Kim Wil- liams, and Kathy Davisson. Below: Helping the students with their work is sponsor Mrs. Dorothy Vaeth.

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Vocational clubs prove valuable Craftsmen in Industrial Cooperative Training are given a chance to be- come specialized in their respective fields. They do work ranging from carpentry to machinery. Instructor Mr. Lonnie Bell gives much assistance to the boys as they work and also go to school. Participants in ICT are: BOTTOM ROW: Nick Moreno, Dale St. John, Gary Pierce, Kenneth Wil- liams. ROW 2: Jack Briggle, Ray Chester, James Richardson, Mike Mills, Billy Jones, Odell Davis, Man Mulhern. ROW 3: Roy Dozier, C. L. Ed- wards, Billy Blankenship, Rusty Jordan, Gary Kirksey, Gary Markum, Cecil Cypert, John Pyle, Steve Kelso, Mr. Lonnie Bell, Ray Spencer. j - J --:. ( jSL z. Students in Coordinated Vocation- al Academic Education are given a taste of two worlds as they at- tend school and at the same time hold down a job. Members of CVAE this year are; BOTTOM ROW: Robert McMilliam, Sharon Brandt, Randy Duncan, Mike Wil- son, John Wallace, Betti Bean, Glenda Kyselka, Jean Reeves, Linda Kyselka, Rick Morales, Gayle St. John, James Owens. ROW 2: Curtis Shipps, Tony Dorasil, Larry Dedman, Gary rgo, Ricky Newkirk, James Vas- quez, Tony Hamby, Paula Angle, Cheryl Hendricks, Mike Pinkard, Chuck Ake. ROW 3: Jerry White, Mike Holder, Mike Swanson, Robert Jones, Jimmy Pope, Dave Walker, Colen Long, Ike Davis, Sharon Rhodes, Marijo Browning, Dawn Locke, Karen Miller. ROW 4: Ronny Goodrum, James Thompson, Jesse Ronquillo, Mike Lloyd, David Crowley, Sam Thompson, Danny Henslee, Bmce Judge, Robert Johnston, Mike Spivey, Elizabeth Jacques, Mike Mikeska. ROW 5: Gary Sharp, Donald Holt, Steve Dunn, Don Sherman, David Dingman, Ricky Davis, James McGee, Spencer Richardson, Mark Sager, Mike Hicks, Mark Hughes, Jimmy Webb, Billy Brownlee, Ray Bas- ham, Terry Woodell, Kathy Nichols, Sarah Herndon, Carolyn LaFrentz, Louise Smith.

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BOTTOM ROW: Mrs. Vickie Glass, Pat Jacques, Marty Altman, Valerie Busby, and Janie Jackson. ROW 2: Mike Ingram, Mike Jaques, Mark Jones, Mike McCurdy, and Randy Watts. ROW 3: Terri Harrings, Deby Hallmark, Marilyn Blankenship, Joan lleson, and Helen Lopez. Languages come alive The carnation-selling French clubers had a successful year this year. The students developed much mterest in the romantic language and successfully pro- moted it. They also gained much practical experience when a young Bel- gian boy came to Haltom to learn to speak English. Members of the French Club are: Above: BOTTOM ROW: Shir- ley Brown, Annette Gilmore, Susan Stults, Susan Pridemore, Cherie White- land, and Susan Roe. ROW 2: Cindy Vinnedge, Elisabeth. Polak, Sherri Namey, Diane Hubbard, Jeanna Throne, and Jayna Pankey. ROW 3: David Rus- sell, Nelson Black, Richard Getter, and Ronnie Roach. ROW 4: Rodney Briggs, Kenneth Russell, David Derr, Mike Lambert, Roy Stults, John McMinn, and Jimmy Schooler. Middle left: BOTTOM ROW: Mary Self, Self, Sharon Thomhill, Mrs. Mary Anne Jones, Thresa Cox. ROW 2: Susan Busch, Karyn Kee, Diane Merrell, Paula Brumbelow, Jo Angle, Patricia Enos. Haltom ' s Latin Club was spotlighted as they hosted the State Latin Convention in March. Latin club members from all over the state of Texas converged on Haltom to attend the big event of the year.