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

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OIQS opho CD 236 Out to lunch Sophornores enjoy off campus lunch Cars that don't start, food fights, flat tires and mismanagement of time gave students a difficult and sometimes embarrassing problem this year. As a new privilege for sophomores, off-campus lunches offered new freedom and enabled students to eat what they wanted, go where they wanted, and run any errands they needed to. This helped spread the day out and gave students time to enjoy school. We had a real big taco fight at Taco Inn, laughed Burl Bolle. Many experiences like this made the year a little more bearable. With the good, however, must come the bad. My car wouldn't start at Braums and some strange man showed us how to start it, Lauri Feller said. These kind of problems sometimes caused tardies and a legitimate excuse had to be found so no one was embarrassed. Other times it was hard to just get away from the school. I had a flat tire in front of the school, said Mike McCory. Students frequently pushed their time limit too far. Some tried to go to North Hills Mall and had a difficulty returning to school before the bell. These tardies began to stack up and many found themselves enjoying lunch in the office. Some sophomores chose to stay at school for lunch. Students could be found sitting in the foyer and talking to friends. Many laughed and ate at the same, time. These experiences were a memorable part of this year. Not only were they memorable, but also embarrassing. The Uvic- timsl' felt badly but later they had something to laugh at. Sophomores Susan McCharin, Stephanie McCorkle, and Jon Borbolla spend their lunchtime in style. Gina Scalf Janice Schwope Doug Scott Ronald Scott Jerry Sellers Hollie Setser Lucy Shearer Nancy Shearman Lisa Shortledge Cheryl Singleton Chantheneth Sirisakd Chalouny Sisoupheng Sophomores Mary Riviera and Jacque Pisacki enjoy lunch at North Hills Mall. F000 sg A N ,,,.gr3rrs1sr.fls. . dll! s 9,55

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Qu Q g -4511 MQ.. W X . Jeanne Roe Pattie Roe Kelly Rushford Jolle Russ Billy Ryan Rholand Sabo Tonya Sahagun Israel Salinas Tim Sanders Trina Sanders Tracy Sanford t Don Sayaseng Rain, rain go away Brown bodies coveted by most Beautiful dark brown muscular bodies. Bodies that yell teasing phrases at you. Bodies that say, L'Touch me, I don't have razor stub- blel' These attractively healthy bodies often showed up after spring break or a warm, sunny weekend. Students got tans in the most ob- vious but sometimes unusual ways. The main ingredient for a good tan was lots of sun. Students got this sun by laying around pools, beaches and backyards. Sometimes, however, the amount of sun wasn't exactly right, In order to get the right amount, they laid on rooftops, sun blankets and under sun lamps. Tan lines presented a major problem. Some people decided to bare all for the perfect tan. This made for a painful sunburn. Well, it stingsli' Senior Doug Fowler said. The reasons for tanning were as varied as tans. Some tanned to look good. Some tanned for pictures and others just couldn't help it. I get tanned to get people to notice me, Sophomore Kelly Cox said. All in all it was a very a-peeling year. -V , ,V Seniors Quay Townsend and Melinda White catch some rays and check out the latest fashion magazines. Laying out can be an exhausting experience, as Sophomores Dawn Clark and Glennell Ratliff demonstrate. -. n , . v F-fyrw. 3:25 'R 5 9523- 'gatwgifkjat . Sophomores 235

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Ounla Sithisard Brett Slover Andy Smith Angie Smith Donald Smith Jeff Smith Julie Smith Kyle Smith Susan Smith Teresa Smith Scott Snow Somphone Somvang Kenneth Son Lisa Sotero Phonsay Sounavong Khonesavanh Souoannavong Arlynda Southard Kim Stephens Tracy Stephens Roxanne Steudeman Joyce Stock Wayne Stoker Mark Stout Sid Stubbs Rick Stueck Penny Sullivan Chad Sumrall Tram Sunosky Keomanivanh Sysavath Edna Talamantes Casey Taylor Jerry Taylor Pam Taylor Tommy Taylor Dana Thatcher Southip Thepsourine Vanphenh Thepsourine Dalavanh Thitakham Brad Thomas Stacie Thomas Jay Thompson Stacey Thompson Todd Thompson Susan Thorp Robin Timmons Missy Tischler Diana Tomlin Keith Tomlin Sophomores 237