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

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Twelve enter district, all win Others place in competition testing vocational skills Blue ribbons were brought home by the handfuls by vocational students from district. In cosmetology Debbie Shiebert, Michella Higginbotham, Patricia San- tos, Kim Avery and Janine Allen were blue ribbon notebook winners. Angie Laredo and Debbie Montgomery were winners in curls rolled on a doll. Bren VOE Lab First row: Mrs. Marsha Murray, Sandra May, Julie Ater, Jeannie Jones, Melissa Brothers, Debbie Norsworthyg second row: Jame Carden, Patricia Werry, Jayleen Gutkowski, Robin Roberts, San- dra Stults, Georgia Lewis. Vocational Drafting First row: Greg Mc- Curry, Bobby Lough, Russell Patterson, David Carter, Steve Bryang second row: Mr. Roland Kuhleman, John Algience, Bryan Boykin, Lyndell Hahn, Roy Lee, Wade Clowdus. ll Practicing on each other, Cathie Burns trims Tanya Green's hair. Senior Jill Luna reads Bret Bertholf's original Christmas card. Vocational Drafting teacher Mr. Roland Kuhleman drew up the plans for the new journalism room. 140 OEA LABXVOCATIONAL DRAFTING da Roberts won first in braids on a doll. Darla Hanson and Tanya Green took first in permanents on a doll. In Vocational Drafting Ronnie Cedillo and Russell Patterson placed third and second in their projects. In Industrial Cooperative Training, John Paulman placed first in the machinist job exhibit, and Mickey Moore took first in cement mason speed skill. Tracy Hines placed fourth in carpentry speed skill. Also, Tim Roberts placed fifth in arc welding. Rounding out the winners list was Vocational Office Education student Julie Wills, who placed first in Stenography II. 1 Qi 6 ,,,,f x Q xx .-,. ,.., :V,. if V, JE!

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Whiz team rivals athletics George Washington crossed the Delaware - in a boat! A new group thrust academics into the What does President Reagan call the Rus- same interscholastic sphere as athletics, sians' first strike surprise capability? almost. What is this group? The Whiz Quiz Unable to find an answer, the team placed team. a copy of the question in every teacher's The Whiz Quiz organization, headed by box, asking for help. Window of Mr. Chip Beal and sponsored by the Dallas Vulnerabilityn was finally discovered to be Baptist College, brought together teams the answer. from public and private high schools from The team lost its second match, against all over the metroplex. The teams com- W. T. White of Dallas. But, according to peted in a single elimination contest, mean- Mrs. Cindy Edwards, team co-sponsor, ing, lose once and the team's out. Chip Beal called her and said that the Haltom's first competition was against team did an excellent job, especially for a Hillcrest, a private school in Dallas, The first year team. varsity team, consisting of captain Pete A class entitled Cultural Arts has Ullman, seniors Neal Quimby and Julie been developed for next year to help the Brown, and junior Dennis Kimbrough new team prepare for its matches. defeated Hillcrest, but not without pro- The Chemistry Club, too, was re- blems. For example, when asked What organized to promote interest in chemistry. happened on Christmas day, 1775? , The club put on its annual show of Neal answered, Washington crossed the demonstrations in an attempt to spur Delaware, which was correct but not chemistry sign-up, according to club co- specific enough. When told to be more president, Neal Quimby. specific, for lack of anything better to say, The show was changed in order to fit in he answered, lnaboat! more demonstrations and be more Every match contained a 20 point beneficial to both members and observers. preview question, revealed during the Each station had a permanent station and match before. The question was, an explanation on a poster and the observers moved from station to station.- - - - Chemistry Club. First row: Mr. Chip Evans, Monica Lowdermilk, Marie Rodella, Darla Lytton, Neal Quimby, April Vandeveer, Jay Wright, Second row: Frank Reaney, Rodger 1'-'1K1' ' Gill, John Brown, David Riehl, Bryan Underhill, Julie Brown, Third row: Becky Stan- field, Mike Waller, Mark 0'Neal, Patrick Grant, Jesse Ellison, Mike Kunkel, Joanna Hooker, Joan Martensen, Fourth row: John Luttrell, Gary Osbum, Pete Ullmann, Brian Boener, Bennett Howell, Paige Ullmann. ft -ll HAL!! P' W, . ,viva 4 f.Z'l t T Zjvf ' x ' ,I First row: Dennis Kimbrough, Neal Quimby, Julie Brown, Chris Pufall, Second row: Mrs. I. H I 1' Cindy Edwards, Nancy Cariker, Pete Ullman, Jerry Bums, Mrs. Jeannie Fisher. CHEMISTRY CLUB

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f Pb A X X W ohhh: A' X yin f t ' y e X YW!! Q f ' tr 'w ff O -I Nl pyf gig? do K sh ff fl, L4'Lvh5wia i ix fijy W ff o pp 0 I f d f- TNS - H u M - f Q 1 ,ZF r ss ef I if 1 ,A M First row: Cathle Burns, Lynn Savylonis, Dee Dee Hutcheson: second row: Angela Miller, Janet Tucker. Mr. Roland Kuhleman checks Lyndell Hahn's drawing. Mr. Kuhleman drew up plans for Principal Tommy Hays' new office. Taking the roof off the school creates a maze. Russell Patterson and John Alglene drew it up. V7 Avi if N i f ,J he Liz, ' ws . w, 'fx '. . In a Vocational Office Education beauty pageant senior Kelley Dormier, who worked in the office as a receptionist, placed as second runner-up in a field of 30. COSMETOLOGY 1 1