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

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SENIORS Cors i-Gonzales T' v Vw' X ,x. X ' 1 ll an V 'N C, ,ft as '-as .. F S- .. A Q 5 K,- MWWWQ-if li' Corsi, Stacy Cox, Cindy Crane,,Iudy Cure, Tammi Curry,jeff Curry,jill Curtis, Daryl Davis, Debbie Davis, Kevin Davis, Scott Day, Rusty Deister, Tim Denton, Lori Derryberry, Don DeShazo, Celia Dodson, Larry Dormier, Robin Driskell, Dabney Dunlap, Bill Eckert, Allan Estill, Annie Etheridge, Chad Evans,jackie Everitt, Beckie Eviston, Vicki Ezell, Lita Feazell,janet Finstad, Deborah Fletcher, Laura Flint, Byron Ford, Kay Forrer, Ann Forrester, Susan Foster, Laurie Fuller, Darlene Galvan,joey Garrison, Ruth George, Alena Gonzales, DeAnna Gonzales,-Ioe 22

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220 Cassaday-Cothran SENIORS Cassady, Lori Castle, Cary Champion, Darla Chancellor, Laura Chapman, Carol Chapman,judy Chasteen, Stacey Eim Cimino, Lora Cobb, Lee Coffey,john Collins, Paula Conn, Ramona Cook, Anne Cope, Ronnie Cothran, Cheryl 'Eight to t el e' VUE student assists Mrs. Gondek WW -'61, it , Y .5 J' I 'lx 1. ,. I fb 4' Ago' is-L L 'KZ' le. - Emi.. ,v ,., Senior Tammy Watts, the first Vocational Office Education student to be hired full time to work in the office, answers switchboard. Eight to twelve could be an appropriate title for this storyg but instead of Dolly Par- ton or Lily Tomlin playing the main role, Tammy Watts would be the star. Tammy worked in the school office with secretary Ann Gondek. Last year, it was decided that more help was needed in the office. After receiving the approval of Principal Leon Hagmann, Tammy began working dur- ing the summer. I worked in the office last year, I answered the switchboard. Since I had been trained, Mrs. Gondek asked me ifI wanted to work for her. I said yes! Tammy explained, Besides answering the switchboard, Tammy took students their telephone mes- sages, early dismissals, ran errands for teach- ers and administrators. She also took care of the bookstore, except during homeroom, when it was closed. On occasion, when Mrs. Gondek was absent for a day, Tammy would work the full eight-hour shift, instead of her usual eight-twelve. Minimum wage is what she received from the administration building. Tammy was the first VOE student to be hired in the office. I like the job very much. I like being around my school friends, I don't have to work on Saturdays, and I get the same holi- days as everyone else. It would seem like I'd be at school instead of working half a day, and missing stuff like assemblies, she explained. A

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222 Goodman-Hyman SENIORS Goodman, Belinda Goodwin, Kristy Grant, Melanie Gray, Phil Gray, Shannon Green, Kelly Greenfield, Laura Greer, Richard Gregory, Kerri Gregory, Tina Gresham, Tony Griffin, Shanna Groschup, Allison Gruca, Alex Guinn, Scotty Gunnels, Kathy Hahn, Ricky Hall, Sharon Hamiltonnleana Harris, Britt Harris, Sabrina Hart, Vikki Hathaway, Sherri Hawkins, Cory Hensarling, Gene Hicks, Alan Hill, Bobby Hogue, Tammy Holoman, Bud I-Ions, Teresa Hoop, Mark Horton, Mike Howard, LaVan Howeth, Danny Huckabee, Cindy Hudson, Lisa Huff, Greg Hughes, Keith Hunter, Marla Hyman, B0