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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,. .-. Ram Charger picks up first at state Pre-ernployrnent students reinforce theory by winning awards Three pre-employment classes, auto- mechanics, auto-body, and construction trades boasted award winners among those enrolled. At the' Vocational Industrial Cooperative Association district meet, senior Joe Bertholf, a second year auto- body student, placed third in the speed skill contest. Two other Haltom students along with students from five other schools had entered the contest. At the state convention in San An- tonio, Joe won first place in the technical information test. Construction Trades: First row: Charles Manning, Randy Gilmore, Scott Steward, David Looney, Darrell Sharp, Stacy Car- song Second row: Ricky Sutton, Jimmy Speers, Pat Lonery, Brad Pollark, Mike Southandg Third row: Terry Dale: David Gilliam, David Simmons, Curtis Roten, Mike Upchurch, Mr. George Bishop. Auto Mechanics: First row: Mr. Harold Black, Hoining Xay, Kevin Tolly, Robert Bobog Second row: Hungchol Kim, Scott Lee, Ricky Wharton, John Firm, Kirby Stinson. Auto Mechanics: First row: Mr. Harold Black, Brian Ruggle, James Corney, Tim Green, Keith Patterson, Billy Carrol, Steve Phifferg Second row: Tracy Jolly, Richard McCalab, Leslie Washington, Tim Tatton, Earnest Torrez. 'Alt was about seven pages long and asked alot of detailed teachnical ques- tions about different types of body work, explained Joe. The auto-body class claimed another first at state when the Ram Charger pick-up they entered won a blue ribbon. When it came in the shop, it was wiped out. The hood was all wavy and should have been replaced, stated sophomore Rob Allen. John Firm and Kirby Stinson, senior auto-mechanics students, were named finalists in the test for the Scholarship Program from Lincoln Technical ln' stitute of Irving. John was granted one of ten scholarships valued at S4000 and Kirby won a tool box valued at 35385. Construction trades students did not enter any contests, but at the end of the year, Curtis Roten, senior, earned a special plaque for outstanding performance. mln my book, he is one of the more outstanding students at Haltom. He showed good leadership ability as well, said instructor George Bishopl 1 AUTO MECHANICS - CONSTRUCTION TRADES s ri si iii EQHK ilii