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

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The second half of play begins when the team runs through the buster poster. Here, the game resumes as the poster is broken through. A gymnastic class takes a lot of preparation. Coach Roland Rangel is shown explaining the basics. Before a pep rally, Bobby Bollnger and Jay Crane, senlors, along with Terry Giebler, junior, attempt to spark up spirit. Orange and black derbies were sold during Richland week. Senior Mitzi Stoker prepares hers for the day. 2 Senior Llsa Estlll shows a sign of Halloween splrit by portraying a killer bee. Opening 7

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Cars and rock groups along with new hot spots allowed us to say We 're movin ' on The student life also did its share of progressing. New hangouts emerged into the life of our students. Barnacle Bill's and the newly remodeled Putt-Putt became the places to be seen. Chevrolet claimed the car of the year with its new version of the Z28. i'Men at Work became the rock group of '83, while old favorites like Sammy Hagar and JourneyH still held tight to their avid fans. These refreshing additions to the lives and styles of those attending I-laltom proved that we were truly Movin' On. Sophomore Elizabeth Walker rests in the hallway after a busy day. A hard schedule left many catching a breather in either the foyer or halls. After a victory, the football team and cheerleaders gather in the center of the field to sing the Alma Mater. Basketball team member Bill Wir- skye walks through the foyer on the way to his next class. 6 Opening af , f4' L

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Student Life One of the most important parts of growing up is high school life. The experiences and friends discovered during this time affect the rest of our lives. Many chose to spend their years working hard on their grades. For two such students, Andrea Renfro and Sharon Pelzel, this hard work payed off with the announcement that they were Valedictorian and Salutatorian. Eight students in all finished with straight A's. Homecoming came with its usual week of excitement. The election of Homecoming Queen was the highlight of the week. Cheryl Brown won the prestigious crown and received a warm welcome. Richland Week was unusually quiet with no signs of violence at either school. A definite highlight of the year was the outstanding performance of the Drama Department in the musical f'South Pacific. This commanded praise from many communi- ty groups. Fundraising was a big part of student life. The Men of Haltomn calendar produced by the Highsteppers featured thirteen male students. All in all life here moved on to new times, much to the liking of all. The Richland game is traditionally the highlight of the football season and fall semester of the year. At the pep rally before the game, cheers are used to inspire the players and crowd. 8 Student Life