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

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SPRING TRAINING Large turnout for team Intrcisquad game brings spirit Some tlnngs Can still lie looketl at fairly. Dur- ing spring training an intpartial look was taken at some Ill! players going out for tlte xarsity antl lnnior xarsity teams. Only tlnrtecn ol tltese were returning lrom the 'HU squad. Spring training gives eyerylvoely ti sltotf' lteael Coaclt .lerry Sanders commented. 'llie coaching Stall tries to spend tlie same amount ol' titne with all players. Spring training aitls coaches in determining wlto tlie real players are. lt is fonsieleretl a learning situation to learn teclmtqnes and responsilwilitics to be usetl tlie following year, llxlll' liirtlville Stadium was out ol' commission ltaving a water sprinkler system put in itntl lweing reseetletli tliereliore tlie mtrasquatl game was playetl tit lnixersity ot' Texas at Arlington Maxer- ick Statlintn. 'lille lilitck-W'ltite game not only gave a prexiew ol' next years liootlwall team, but also gave tlte new sqnatls ol ultecrleatlers antl lligltsteppcrs ti eltanee to worly togetlier tor tlte lirst time. llie lxintl was also tltere to play antl gn e tlteir support. y w ,ez I A ,,,,,,,,, . i Wit- anew-dawg-1.5, IWW' .4 Ca. t 7, wffgg. at-JL Offensive linemen Yogi Garrett and Daren Partridge learn plays forthe new season. l 'N- Coach Pat Pruitt and Trainer Tommy Patrey take a short rest in between quarters during the intrasquatl game at University of Texas at Arlington Stadium. . Q.,,,i A-. y,7 f -w. . 'Numb-xv V-wrhitayrt-I -if VV Af tv , - if H f ,, ,, , , , ,Hn ak ' .awww-aw' f t H, 'Q , ,t ' I wi wtf-A -MH-tt1a.z-1 ' t gy, , .jf-ilsn . I' ll ' Ms.: A -vlfiryg if 'YT -at-qi ' i . '...-:t 5 5'L '?, H' Wfgll A M I I .LOB wtf. if it W S' ya ff, lm.-I-ff ,if-X, t 'M tsl 1 -r it L: '-it Q. A-vp AN W - A, W, HJ fm:t,,,f,U . I 1 , , , YI -rtfvf , X t ,W - ,g 4 f f ' 54. we ga-wiiw HMM dir 'H-g1g,,,., aff Lk TVWQTJ yt Mfg ws 4 t U kv, . . ,, , ,,,,qgsf, -V ' ,, f:tf3, ' ',.w if.1,',fcf --H , it LA' h :J 'i T -at to ,. V we -.mr - '- ' raid - , ' 2-f 'M 510' I 'ul'- Carl Anderson. junior, goes out for a pass during spring practice.

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2 TENNIS Courting disaster Gravel-free surface on hold By Christy Angle As the school year began, the question of new tennis courts was still up in the air. But the rumor soon went flat after school budget cutting measures were put in full swing. Even though new courts were put on hold, two hour daily workouts started as usual. For many of the players, tennis turned out to be a painful racket. Coach Audrey Mosley claimed, We suf- fered several injuries. All resulted from players sliding down from the gravel on the courts. Despite the practice court conditions, the team, led by seniors Ronnie Cope, Ann For- f rer, Kyle Knapp, Sherri May, and Carol Chapman finished fourth out of ten schools. New players making the team were sophomores Darla Profitt, Lisa Gillispie, and junior Lisa Greenfield. Profitt and Green- field were placed on the team after they beat O. D. Wyatt and won split sets over Richland. Other players contributing to the teams success were doubles division, juniors part- ners Rick Meicsh and Gary Kelly, with Kyle Knapp and Lonnie McGrew, who defeated players from Wyatt and Sam Houstonjulie Picket defeated players from Richland and Lamar. ni x' i ,Xen ' . .1 S. was r ki 'W s 3... wi?-. Taking a break, Miss Audrey Mosley, seniors Carol Chapman, Sherri May, and Trina Gregory stay in the shade during after school practice. Practicing during fourth period tennis class junior Lonnie McGrew steps in for a backhand Shot. Q 41. 15 x ,Q k fr . i ,e -'r 8 sex 'xfwx . my Nxss yay Y svxNN:5, sX,Q,xs 'xx.',r Nixx Q,x.,,'Nx xxx? ,I -Q.t , s'y N 'WW s EEN .,. .' S I-1. i' we Xdvx e ., 3,1 1 N 'Nw is Xiqalssxlg Nissl f ' i Q Nfwsl ygewgi-A ,sg if sit, - 4 xy js! X me ii Wrnqwss-VrgjytkT..5 3 .. . . lils E i a.. :zen f flaiiilsrillfisa i lil: 1 sl Quickly reacting, senior Kyle Knapp jets backhand. la . Q y L L . W 'traw l i .. . 5 ,H 0 -,, T 1 J... aaa., -f W, .5 .f I I. Z , .na ,, V k , , .r at . W fe-i--afhv' L U' K i 'MY ' ' , ,L, L ,M ' lu if , ,,,-. , L, .V - We , , A ,,--i K - I ' s' My I., ,,,W.a,g , LVVL Q , IW., ,V , g Determined to ace the serve, Knapp concentrates 0