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

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Mr. John Hurley, Woodshop Mrs. JoAnn Kelley, Assistant Principal Mr. John King, Baseball, World History Mr. Frank Korywchak, Junior Reserve Corps Mr. Ronald Kuhleman, Vocational Drafting Mrs. Kay Littrell, Cafeteria Ms. Helen Lopez, Transitional Mr. Bob Lowe, Track Football Mrs. Rosealine McDaniel, Cafeteria Mr. David McGee, Metal Shop Mrs. Charlotte Masters, Computer Math Ms. Kenita Mills, Fundamentals of Math II Mrs. Jean Mitchell, Cafeteria Mrs. Dorothy Mize, Speech, Drill Team Mrs. Polly Moffat, Secretary Mr. Jim Morton, Cooperative Vocational Academic Education Mrs. Marsha Murray, Vocational Occupation Education Mrs. lla Osborne, Typing, Business Mr. John Pafford, Football, Geometry Mrs. Mary Palmer, Cafeteria Mr. Tommy Patrey, Athletic Trainer Mrs. Alline Payne, Algebra, Trigonometry, Calculus Mrs. Eloise Pennington, Cafeteria Mrs. Jo Pennington, Free Enterprise, Government Mrs. Mickie Peterson, English II, Science Fiction Mrs. Glenda Picha, English ll Mrs. Lillian Porter, Vocational Health Occupations Education Ms. Teresa Price, English II, Volleyball Mrs. Esther Pierce, Cafeteria Mrs. Carol Pyle, Choir, Musical Productions Mrs. Dorothy Rains, Biology l, II Mr. Roland Rangel, Gymnastics Mr. Marvin Reed, Biology, Physics Mr. Bonnie Richards, Introductory Algebra ll Mrs. Jerry Sanders, Head Coach, Football Mrs, Becky Shirley, American History Mr. Pat Sieber, Custodian Mrs. Jackie Slaughter, Sociology, Psychology, Free Enterprise Mr. Gary Smith, Vocational Agriculture Mr. Joe Solley, Basketball, Football, Geometry Mrs. Billie Sommermeyer, Home Economics Mr. Paul Strong, American History Mrs. Fredna Sturch, German, Honors English Mrs. Sandra Sweatt, Office Aid Mr. Jay Thompson, Assistant Principal Mrs. Sue Thompson, Cafeteria Mrs. Jennifer Tomlinson, Journalism Mr, Arthur Tribble, Girls' Track, World History ft? its ---. mmm! X X was N ' xx mQNS.f.KmsQ ....M..sf... sf- 1, ff- I. N I iff' 4 M' was fi 'V 1. 'Q J 3339 - ,- P ' ,L .-dv 'C ..f.,.y idtlr . I Q .F - Q. i' fl ' . fi s . Q .5 . - . . . 9- Saw .sei swQM.m - -..- V . sg .31 Q. .5 5 ii ..- o'f fqgwwrigs is so 5 ' 3 . T Ns Wil in S i . .1 I , t,,,. 4 . . , N . ., . V. . . W Q , - .. ,sig I , , , so ,,,.: - H :4 . . W' fu . -t ,rf 'N so .QM .rx '15 l s .. is ,' 3 S. :lit - 'N' X Q, Tl. K 5 A - .. .... . . wowamwmm V ' N - . ., -. . 3 f . f . .. 'ijt ' ' as-it f A- A ...J B - 34' f-., 'K K f QQ -' ,, - . iff. Y f' x S . -W .f 1? . rrr. A A . in-,.4..i hhl ,.VV A Q 3 Q J 3 W .f .. ss' . 1 . - . . ia i S ' - 'T M Y x Sf- J k Q -GV FACULTY

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Three in one shot, Mrs. Jackie Slaughter, sponsor of Buff Backers, checks in before school as do Mrs. Fredna Sturch, German club sponsor, and Mrs. Jan Edwards, student council sponsor. Mrs. Thelma Hill displays the goods she bought in an auction in Mrs. Lou Fanning's business law class. Mrs. Becky Shirley waits in line to give blood in the VHOE blood drive. Chemistry Club sponsor Mr. Chip Evans demonstrates various ratios to his class. The chemistry club has demonstrations every year for the biology class. Extra effort cg-lialks i upwsatisfaction fter hours meetings, projects okay by extra-curricular sponsors. Siving that extra effort so that the students y learn and compete in various areas were the b sponsors. Nhy did teachers give up their spare time to msor a club or organization? 'Because l love it, Mrs. Jeanie Fisher, said. s. Fisher not only sponsored the French Club : also co-sponsored the Whiz Quiz team with s. Cynthia Edwards, librarian. Whiz Quiz is intellectually stimulating for the Jnsors as well as the students, while French .lb is a lot of fun and promotes students' in- est in the language, Mrs. Fisher said. For the past four years Mr. Ron Rank has sponsored Woods and Waters, the largest club on campus. Woods and Waters took field trips to rifle ranges and on mountain climbing expeditions. According to Mrs. Jan Edwards, Student Coun- cil is a pleasure to sponsor because of the neat kids who make up its membership. The Gong Show was the funniest project we did this year, she added. However sponsoring a club or organization was part of some teachers, jobs, especially those who taught vocational classes. Mr. William Chaffin has sponsored Distributive Education Clubs of America for 15 years. 'Alt is a youth organization and part of the Marketing and Distributive Education program and is required by the state, Mr. Chaffin said. Future Business Leaders had meetings on the first Monday night of each month. This meant Mrs. Judy Griggers had to give up her plans for that night. 'ilt's fun, fun, and we take trips to Europe, Mrs. Fedna Sturch, German Club sponsor for the past eight years said. The Senior Executive Committee sold calen- dars, banners, and rubik cubes to raise money for the prom, according to Mrs. Thelma Hill, sponsorl SPONSORS