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

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Pam Anderson David Andrews Brent Armstrong Sydne Armstrong Ginger Arnwine Charles Ashby Joseph Auguta Jill Bailey Mike Balderama Patricia Balderas Mike Baldwin Alan Ballinger Danny Barnes David Barnett Steve Baunks Debbie Blaney Richard Blankenship Kevin Bates Kirk Battles Ricky Beeson Kelly Bell Robert Bennett Bret Bertholf Virginia Betchtel Karen Bird Sandra Bolinger Steve Boddie Chally Boone Mark Borbolla Mark Borge Melissa Boss Melissa Boyett John Boyle Denise Brehmer Gary Buchanan

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208 Ronda Adams Rosie Aguirre Candace Aiken Ronnie Akin Janine Allen Rob Allen Grant Alsup Michael Alvarez Troy Amerson Julie Anderson Stuck in between Being in middle has advantages A completely new way of life began when students entered high school. As a sophomore, there were many responsibilities that sometimes took a while to learn how to handle. New experiences were almost overwhelming - an open campus for lunch, learning to drive, meeting many new people from other schools and learning to get in- volved were just a few. As a senior, students had to face many decisions concerning what to do with their life after high school. Students also participated in ac- tivities for the last time. A Senior was considered the high man on the totem polew and enjoyed watching sophomores and juniors make the dumb mistakes they had already made. Then there were the juniors, a group different from the rest. As a junior you have to do better than the sophomores, but you canit outdo the seniors, Candi Murphy said. For many students, being a junior was looking forward to your senior year and graduation. But graduation brought responsibilities and pressures, too. You still have next year to look forward to, but also some kind of security to hang on to, Jeana Muncy said. Being a junior is looking forward to being a senior, but wishing you were a sophomore again, Debbie Blaney said. Responsibilities for juniors included electing Student Council officers, deciding whether or not to take the PSAT and writing a junior theme. I like everything about being a junior, James Roe said, Hexcept writing the junior theme. I hate it when someone puts me on the level of a sophomore after l've worked this long to get to be a junior,', Tami Feldman said. Although juniors were just stuck in the middle at times, they were dif- ferent. Not only did they have memories of their sophomore year, but they also had dreams of their senior year. The worst thing about being a junior is the anticipation of waiting to be a senior, Johnny Finstad said. Juniors Junior Denise Sizemore anticipates growing up to be a senior like Wa Ross and Tracy Dodson.

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