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

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Traci McCullough Myra McCurry Kim McDade Jeff McKittrick Susan McMurtray Brenda McNutt Jack McPherson Karen Melugin Tony Mendoza Andrew Merrick Lynna Miller Bruce Miscrendino Debra Montgomery Eric Moore N . S Q X Q 3 A YH!-U E ' 5' J: ' EIT Tifiiffi' - ' iss.. fs---Sw--s--J,-isJ:-L ...s.,.Q. ., ...X Q X L TAT f, f. an f .: 'F ' J A 6 eff' j . ,. r Q. abr' i riy y y y y W ...af Junior Pam Mailloux checks the time to make sure her food doesn't get cold and she makes it to class on time. Mercur rises Temperatures cause complaints Things were not always as they appeared, or even as they were supposed to be. Rooms were expected to be comfortable year- round, hot food was supposed to be hot and the weather was sup- posed to fit the season. We had heat, in most cases during the hottest months of the year. And though we considered ourselves lucky to have heat at all, we were luckier when we got air conditioning during the winter months. 'LI think they liked keeping the temperatures equal inside and outf' Junior Brenda Robertson said. The temperatures balanced out in the building every once in a while, but there always seemed to be a few complaints about the temperature of the food in the cafeteria. Every time Ild eat en- chiladas, the cheese that was supposed to be melted was usually gummy, Dena Swackhammer, junior, said. Everyone looked forward to a sunny spring break and getting a head start on their summer tans, but no such luck, The weather just did not cooperate. 'ilt was real cloudy, and every time you'd try to go outside it would start to rain, Junior Karen Sanderson said. So while the temperatures throughout the year fluctuated with the whims of modern science and Mother Nature, everybody learned to cope quickly. If you wanted to eat an ice cream cone without it melting on you, your best bet was to buy it in the cafeteria during the winter months and eat it in your classroom. A

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Hungchol Kim Eddy Kimbrough Shawn Kirchdorfer Mike Kithas Doug Kitterell Traci Kloberdanz Alan Knapp Vickie Kralicek Mike Kunkel Kris LeBlanc Mike Lamar Robert Lambert Scott Lancaster Jim Lawson Rex Layton Scott Lee Cindy Letz Mary Lilly Gary Line Tonja Lindsey Angie Loredo Jimmy Luttrell Kevin Lykins Kenny Mann Charles Manning Sherrie Marshall Larry Martinez Richard Martyniuk James May Susan McBeain Tia McCain Richard McCaleb Brad McCarroll Lonnie McCloud Dan McCullough Juniors

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21 Heroes of the day Stars on and off the screen of life Role models were the people you admired. They were mostly from the entertainment world, and came in all shapes and sizes. He's an overgrown, orange-red, silly looking orangutan that doesn't look right. Most people might have recognized him as one of the funnier stars on t'Every Which Way But Loose and on Every Which Way You Canf, His name? Clyde! Remember him now? Clyde was one of Junior Chris Thompson's favorite animal actors. 'tClyde could really move and he played dead good, Chris Thompson said. As Clint Eastwoodls sidekick, Clyde made many appearances on television, even one on the Johnny Carson Show. Although Clyde may have been the favorite of a few students, Tom Selleck, the star of t'Magnum Plf' left many a young woman's heart throbbing. t'Tom Selleck's everything you'd ever want in a man, Christy Robinson, junior, said. Dudley Moore also had everything, according to some. ln his hit movie t'Arthur, Moore displayed a great sense of humor. A' 'Arthurl was great, and l have enjoyed all his movies, Cindy Gregory said.- Another star of the screen was Dustin Hoffman. He played Micheal Dorsey and Dorothy Micheals in the hit movie Tootsie . ln the movie, Hoffman portrayed a man who dresses as a woman so he can get a job. He finds that being a woman is not all fun and games,'l Cheryl Byrd, junior, commented. The cinema was not all that captured the students' interest. There were also many concerts to go to during the school year. Concerts, often at Reunion Arena, were held by groups such as Foreigner, 'tRush, 'tHall Sz Oates, Journey, i'Pat Benatar and many others. If you were one of the unlucky ones who didnlt get a ticket, the closest you got to seeing these groups was on an album cover. Stevie Nicks, she's mysterious, very nice looking and really talented, Junior Brian Mclntosh said. There were also two local groups that made quite an impression on the students. O'siris played at an assembly. 'LDefiance,' played at the Highstepper Show, Oh! iDefiancel was great! I really liked the way they played, Brenda Robertson, junior, said. Whether you were into rock music or movies, heroes were the peo- ple you loved to look at, listen to and be like. And everybody had them. the students Dorothy Moore Perry Moore Rusty Moore Melissa Mosely Eric Muehlmann A group on their way to success, Osiris, plays at an assembly and entertains . . is kk:..: is 'P' Y X Q -.. at Q M' sr X Mike Munchrath Wes Munchrath Jeana Muncy Candi Murphy Gail Murphy Juniors 8 W..- 'Qty ff