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

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mm,,. ..., U China Belle and Brothers Pizza were only two of the many choices offered st North Hills Msll. Daniels was s fsvorlte after both football and basketball games. This friendly sign welcomed many. ansrnunawr ' v f . 't 'ing Eu- I tttt :. -.. ,esr -ony .,.. l,.n . tl--- .l yl- From Arby's to Six Flags, hang-outs were numerous, allowing us to Have it our way For us, boredom was generally out of the question. During a 45 minute lunch, students enjoyed food and conversation at North Hills Mall, Braums, Dairy Queen, Taco Inn, Arby's, Taco Bell or Jack in the Box. I like to go to Braums for lunch because they have great ham- burgers, Junior Todd Danford said. Putt-Putt, the Buffalo Den or Malibu were some of the regular spots where students could be seen on Friday and Saturday nights. We like to go to Putt-Putt and Malibu on the weekend, agreed Senior Mark Wood and Junior Mercedez Florez, Or find the nearest party. Daniels, Chi-Chis and Chilis were frequently places to eat along with Mothers Pizza, until it closed with plans to re-open as an oyster bar. As summer approached, students could be found at Twin Points, Six Flags, or Burgers Lake. The question whether to stay home or hang out was usually settled quickly. A car could always be found so everyone was able to keep up with these . . . M FAST TIMES 1 Fast Times 143

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Many chose to spend their lunch at North Hills Mall. Braums was a favorite of many, both at lunch and after school. Sophomore Tommy Evans pays for Wm Hfffsggfi i 1 his order. 142 Fast Times The Buffalo Den Arcade became a hot spot for many because of its convenient location across the street. This year we said goodbye to Mothers pizza and hello to Oysters, now under constmction. Q

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, Banners flew and stars brightened the coliseum. These trends gave Buffs Brand new styles We saw changes in many different areas of the school. When the Haltom-Richland football game took off, a sign of distinction flew above with a banner sewn by Senior Dianna McGill, reading, Buffalo Country. Lance Stephens coached soccer, a new sport in the district. A difference was seen in the boys basketball team when they entered wearing black, white and orange starred uniforms. While these changes were happening, talking coke machines were placed in the foyer, the cafeteria opened a salad bar and the first performance of a dinner theater was seen with the Fantastiks. These were known as . . . S The Buffalo soccer team took its place in the athletic curriculum for the first time this year. auvll k At the Richland game, a new ban- ner boasting Buffalo Country made by Senior Diana McGill hung proudly. Home on the Range famillarized itself during the year through the voice of a talking coke machine in- stalled in the foyer. 144 Fast Times .guyh vi ,.. 1 Q - 24.1 3