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

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. . . and then there will be peace AFS is not only the club which brings a foreign exchange student to Haltom each year, but also a club which works for peace and understanding. Club president Joy Sana Ward was selected to be an Americans Abroad student. AFS sponsored an annual AFS as- sembly in which Elisabeth Polak, the 1972-73 Foreign Exchange student, was introduced. The club also sold friendship bonds most of the year. Club members are: BOTTOM ROW: Joysana Ward, Leann Oilman, Audrey Peery, Diane Brown, Karen Esposito, and Mrs. Dorothy Van Hooser. ROW 2: Carol Ansley, Sissy McPherson, Cindy Spence, Pam Sommermeyer, Cathy Mor- ton, and Linda King. ROW 3: Keith Ward, Darryl Pendleton, Yale Youngilood, Ronnie Stearns, and John McMinn. Lower left: AFS officers for the year 1972-73 are: Audrey Peery, public rela- tions; Kathy Morton, treasurer; Sissy McPhersen, secretary; Donna Bums, historian; Joysana Ward, president. NOT PICTURED: Darryl Pendleton, vice-president. Below: Elizabeth Polak this years Foreign Exchange student participated in AFS club and functions. Being from, Austria, Elizabeth acted as an am- bassador for goodwill and peace. E I, ' . ' ' V ' • ••• ' • ' . - ' ' • ■ ; ■

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Chess Club checks victory One of the youngest clubs at Hal- tom is the Chess Club. With only two years behind them the Chess Club members have produced a victorious season. December 19 the club held their annual Christ- mas party and chess tournament. Winners were Steve Wolff, first place, and Mike Lambert, second place. Students also participated in the Castleberry Invitational Tournament. Chess members Steve Wolff and Mike Lambert took top honors. Chess club members are above: FRONT ROW; Mike Sose- bee, Mr. Don Stephens. ROW 2: Chris Myrick, Mike Lambert, Barbara Box, Steve Wolff, Rick Garcia, Mike Petitt, and John Rechart. Above: Steve Wolff and Mike Lambert concentrate on their next move. This concentration proved to be an asset when both Steve and Mike took first and seconds place honors in the Castleberry Chess Tournament. Officers for the year 1972-73 are Above; SITTING: Barbara Box, secretary. STANDING: Mike Sosebee, vice-president; Steve Wolff, president; Mike Petit, treasurer.

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KH, O.E. explores the ever- complex world of medicine Being a vital part of life, as well as being named out- standing VHOE Chapter at state competition, those in- volved in Health Occupa- tions certainly have the right to feel successful. The following have achieved this success. Above, afternoon T )! class,- BOTTOM ROW: Rob- in Ryan, historian; Jo Ann Smith; Mrs. Kay Pickett; Debbie Hay, reporter; Deb- bie Douglas; and Laurie Wright. ROW 2: Bob Essary, parliamentarian-sentinel ; Shirley Bennett; Steve Hodges, Hodges, State 4th place; Cindy Stroud, treasurer; Margaret Wadsworth; Patty Porter; Debbie Osborne, secretary; and 1st place; and Carol Tanner. NOT PICTURED: Patty Howard. Below, morning class, left to right, BOTTOM ROW: Clair Parr; Nannette Elliot; -r Janet Butcher; Nannette Robertson; Rita Wright; Sue Rodgers; and Mrs. Kay Pickett. ROW 2: Debbie Cobb; Cindy Brigman; Randy Pruett; Frankie Simmons; Steve Hodges, vice-president; Deryl Markgrat, president; and Debbie Cuthbertson. TrnT Frankie Simmons meditates on the future.