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

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Steve Link Kenny Livingston Janie Longoria Brad Looney Gian Lopez 'Milly Marivn Lough in ...as i u l Q . WN lil Sf Q: W K .f -...--... . - ws-me-pm BIRDVILLE SCHOOLS DRIVER EDUCATION A ,xx and S R QQMMXN M... ' S Cindy Lowe Jimmy Lowley Steve Lucas Amanda Ludwig Angela Lutt Shelly McCartney Shannon McCarty Susan McCharen Stephanie McCorcle Carrie McCormack Mike McCory Deborah McCullough Sort , try again Driving experience gained by failure Among the firsts a sophomore experiences is the trauma of getting their driver's license. Many took their test only once, while others took theirs two, three, and even four times. Students blamed their failures on many different things. Sometimes a failure to communicate was blamed. I had a Mexican trooper and I couldn't understand him, Sonya McNeely said. Other times, a mechanical problem was blamed. The car wouldn't start or the seat was too far back. My hubcaps fell off and l had to go back and get them, laughed Teresa Smith. Outside forces were blamed, too. l almost hit a dog, Kelly Cox said. Not everyone had these pro- blems, however. Sometimes the weather was bad or a trooper was in a bad mood. Through all these trials sophomores rose to the occasion and managed to pass their test. The experiences were scary and embarrassing at first, but they gave those who experienced them a valuable lesson. A lot of memories were made that gave sophomores the strength to keep on truckin'. Sophomore Kevin Cornillis practices parallel parking while Mr. Jim Farmer, his teacher. gives a few pointers. Sophomores 231