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

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f, S fe 0 Ill Sopho Terry Cantwell Ricky Card Sheri Carroll Russell Carter Caprice Castaneda Mark Cedillo Ronnie Cedillo Viengkham Chanthachone Sirisakd Chanthaneta Dale Christian Gwen Christmas Dawn Clark Ginger Clark Linda Cogburn James Cole Debbie Coleman Cliff Collins Shannon Collins Norma Jo Corley Michelle Cormier Kevin Cornelison Robyn Covington Leslie Cox Candi Creswell Delilah Crisp Vanessa Crowley Shawn Crumbaker Jeff Crutcher Roger Curry Wendy Curtis Richard Davidson Angela Davis Cheryl Davis Russ Davis Lori Daulton Todd Day Sherri DeFriese Shelley DePasse Mitch Dickerson Ronda Dickerman Mike Dixon Rhonda Dobbs David Dolman Troy Dominguez Phoukhong Dovangphrachanh Beth Drew Chris Drinkard Joel Drummond 226 Sophomores

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Choya Barret Lori Barrington Malinda Bear Donald Beard Tami Beggs Pam Bell Dusty Bently Dave Berrier Teresa Bertram Jerry Bettinger Andrew Bippert Karen Bird Michaela Blackmon Curtis Boerner Robert Boggs Wes Bohannon Burl Bolle Sonya Bonner Buddy Booles Kim Bowen Debbie Boyer Steve Brantly Dana Braswell Christina Briceno Gilbert Briceno Janette Bridger Al Brisset Junior Brivin Tracey Brooks Charles Brown Darin Brown David Brown Leslie Brown Casey Bryant Bobby Bugarin Mary Bugarin Chad Bullard Jimmy Burch Steve Burch Michael Burdette Cheryl Buren Junior Byrom Linda Bynum Gary Cabler Angie Calcaterra Barry Callahan Norma Calvillo Sheri Campbell Sophomores 225

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'l? ' we 51.3 Creativity at work Dolls and posters decorate walls There is a saying that goes something like No two people are alike. This saying was quite true when it came to the different spaces people occupied. Everyone showed their personality in a dif- ferent way. Some hung posters or mums on their bedroom walls and others hung dolls or headbands from the mirrors of their cars. Many reasons were posed for personalizing space. Some did it for fun, some for a change of pace and some to cover a hole in the wall. I decorate my space so it wonlt look naked, Sophomore Gina Parker said. The Mnaked look was bare walls. Decorated walls helped students relax from a hard day at school. I decorate my room so it won't be boring and dullf' Rachel Finstad said. This seemed to be the main reason students decorated their rooms. I decorate my room for fun, Sophomore Kelly Martin said. A L'fun room could be anything from pictures of cute animals and pretty girls, to racing stripes and polka dots. Usually decorating a space for fun released locked up boredom. Lockers were decorated for different reasons all year. These decorations promoted school spirit or gave congratulations on a birthday. Decorations for lockers were simple and sometimes flashy. Students also decorated their cars. Highsteppers hung their own special dolls form their mirrors. Feathers were also hung from mir- rors. Decorating a space was important because it changed au space to umyl' space. Donna Dueling Frank Dunson Randy Dusak Kathy Dyess Ericka Eisen Scott Eisen Lisa Emery Audry Esparza Angela Evens Tommy Evans Marsha Farris Lauri Feller Bobbi Fields Rachel Finstad Holly Flanagan Steve Flanery Darrel F lorez 1'-X. 6:2 Angel Foliart if fi , as Q31 x . as I F R' . ....ls R ..VVig kLgggg . 3' Q. 5 5 'rn psi? i it 'I F .- f ' Many students decorated their rooms with dolls, magazines and stuffed animals that labeled a space as individual. Sophomores 227