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

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Stopping to pick up more orders from Mrs. lla Osborne, Aubrey McClure and Denise Dearing deliver Easter button-grams. On VaIentine's Travis Maclin delivers one of 1200 carnations sold by VHOE to B. J. Thatcher, Michelle Maxwell or Mark Newman. if . ,Q if hooiiii Carma Ralph, Evelyn Poland, Vicki Foote deliver Easter cheer. On the band trip to Durango, Lee Legoretta, Paul Taylor and Mike Kunkel load the bus. 3 emma t,fi.vi. , , . is-,M . K my K ,F K K :N in LL K g askva 'rt gf K Q is K . A 'Y Aivyt .. fi 2 ' E in t ::, i ' E , Y - ' S -1... i f' fi. -.: N , 2? q:: w i ttt ek a te 'M F , ' f lt.. t we . ' fpjgiix ai , ' ' tt. i t 1 E ft I , 1 LW K K: K : -E.3::k,, .5113 f V A Q 'K - Q aw aonse .. i X 2 .::. K i ,X if y U kg V ri! 1-,aff I 3151 A

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K fzfm.A,p1. ww- -wg, 1 Junior Slade Manus hams up his own impression of Elvis as he takes the stage during the Rick Presley concert put on in the auditorium. At the senior program to raise money for the prom, the unidentified bagman made several unscheduled appearances. .5 E A 'int-4 IL gig' A . Senior Robb White plays R2-D2 in the student participation production of Star Wars inspired by members of the pop music group Freefare. The rock group Osiris, with senior Brent Daniel as lead singer, plays favorite rock songs to raise money for the PTA. ASSEMBLIES

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Valentine's red hot Business Management sells The last three months of the year are perhaps the busiest for the clubs to participate in. With the exception of their parties, the clubs also used this time to make a little profit on projects they sponsored. The Future Teachers of America sponsored a Halloween carnival. It was free to the public and as usual was a big success. The student council had their first secret pal gift exchange, and the holiday committee sold 4'Pucker for a Punkin grams. The Future Homemakers hosted a party for the special education classes at Birdville Elemen- tary. They also served cupcakes to the faculty. Birdville Baptist Church sponsored the presented one of the area's top-rated spook houses, and Thistle Hill provided another spine chilling scare for students on Halloween night. For Thanksgiving, the ROTC department sponsored a 'KTurkey Shoot. The winners, Alan Boyer, Leticia Martinez, Mrs. Nataline Whitfield, g-, 1 Q Ox V 1' 4 ' 1401 fr , x 7 .1 -t . ,..- :qw wt fff's,,. 'fkf-i.4.... f-f,...,..gA A M, 'Qu-q..,,, -M -ws.. buttons every holiday Mrs. Jackie Slaughter, Mr. John Hurley, and Mr. Tommy Hays all received turkeys for their efforts. The French club sold Turkey Grams, for 25c with candy and a personal delivery. The most popular holiday, Christmas, was also the most popular with the clubs as well. The journalism department had a progressive dinner. The Art club went to Olla Podrida, and both clubs exchanged gag gifts. The FBLA went roller skating, the FTA visited Cook's Childrenls Hospital, the NHS members went caroling at an area nursing home, and the VHOE along with Odyessey traveled to the state school for the mentally retarded. The Highsteppers gave Mrs. Dorothy Mize a quilt with their names embroidered on the squares. A majority of the remaining clubs had private parties.- To be sure that senders knew that receivers got their carnations, VHOE students filled out receipts. Jill Luna signs hers. SPRING HOLIDAYS