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

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Queen-Singleton Gayle Queen Neal Quimby Carma Ralph Cliffird Ralph Kim Rice Joanne Richardson Lyn Richardson Shelly Rivers Anne Roberts Tim Roberts Maria Rodela Pam Rodriguez Malinda Rogers Curtis Roten Todd Runnels Bobby Ryan Marc Saddlemire Lisa Sanders Lynn Savilonis Tammy Savilonis Mark Schertz Tara Schooler Lane Schwart Carolyn Seat Sherry Sermons Darrell Severen Kenneth Sharp Frank Shaw Mona Shaw Lloyd Shelton Mike Shermon Liz Shtogryn David Simmons Denise Simmons Steve Singleton SENIORS

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Partridge-Puma On Western Day sponsored by student coun- cil a kicker wears hrs hat to class with per- mission of the assistant principals. Daren Partridge Russell Patterson Donna Patton Gary Patton John Paulman Del Pentecost Lisa Perkins Kerry Phelps Larry Phifer Julie Pickett Wade Pierce Kelly Pollard Kennilyn Poole Carol Porter SENIORS Cindy Pemberton

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Sinku-Solecki Dede Sinku Dawn Skelton Keith Skinner Jay Sloan Becky Smith Randy Smith Roger Smith Shawn Smith Steve Smith Wesley Solecki ior sponsor Coach Bob Lowe tells the next or when it is their turn to go down the aisle. Mirrors, roses decorate prom Eight set prom up for rest to enjoy The decorations for the prom did not just appear on the tables at the Hyatt. As usual, a few undertook the task. The Senior Executive Committee nar- rowed down the suggestions made by the seniors in homeroom, then the students voted on the colors, flower, menu, song and program. 1 Working with burgundy and ice blue and the rose, the committee centered the decorations on a mirror tile with a hurricane glass surrounded by English ivy and burgun- dy roses. An ice blue candle inside the hur- ricane glass completed the table decoration. Seniors Melanie Nowell, Tara Schonlpr, Pam Rodriguez and Debbie McGee spent two weeks making the silk roses gluing and wrapping the greenery and adding ribbons. The day of the prom Melanie, Tara, Pam, Terry Braddock along with Mrs, Nowell, her daughter Sherri, Mrs. Jo Pennington and Mr. Trimble worked from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. decorating and setting up for the prom at the Hyatt-Regency. The girls really had to rush to go home and get dressed before get- ting back for pictures at 6:45. The mirrors were donated by Homer's, the hurricane globes by Riverside Methodist Church and Mrs. Nowell- f ,,, ,, an W M eg I 9,1371 WW :Q f I 1 H . 5 21 W e V ' 7' W we 'rw- r T .... , . tsitt T . - . 4 ... f T 7 A, ,.- A A 7 A - T Vryn H If I 7 ,,Mf'WVu M, After the second time through sponsors realized the way they had the seniors filed in the rows would not work. The seniors had to switch sides to make the order right. A ,ww ' SENIORS