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

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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

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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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