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

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Faculty ff ffl l' H P ' ' MQ ' t -.ali Z JN Ya .t .Y ' aww, W, WM 1, i Ns .i.. ::,, ...SQ Jean Mitchell Dorothy Mize . Polly Moffit Jim Morton Marsha Murray lla Osborne 1..- -rr rv. John Pafford Mary Palmer Tommy Patrey Alline Payne Eloise Pennington Joan Pennington Mickie Peterson Glenda Picha Lillian Porter Tereasa Price Carol Pyle Dorothy Rains Roland Rangel Marvin Reed fm Bonnie Richards Marcia Sabol Jerry Sanders Rebecca Shirley 5 1... lil! Two of a Kind seeing double is common in school People were often confused because they saw two Mr. Thomp- sons walking down the hall. Mr. Jay Thompson served as the sophomore vice principal and his twin brother, Ray Thompson, was employed at the administration building. Many students had Mom and Dad for a class at school. I couldn't get away with much, but l really liked it, Senior Dee Dee Griggers said. Dee Dee had her mother for two classes and was an officer in FBLA, which Mrs. Judy Griggers sponsored. Senior Patricia Yanowski did not have her mother for a class, but she was close at hand if Patricia needed her. Mrs. Dorothy Yanowski was the secretary in the counselors office. The only time I see her is when she wants money, the car keys, or something else, Mrs. Yanowski said. There were even complete families with Mom, Dad, and son all together in the district. Coach John Dickerson not only had his son Junior Rick Dickerson for basketball, but his wife Pat was the band director at Haltom Junior High. I'm very happy to have them so close. Coach John Dickerson works with his son, Junior Rick Dickerson, on his jump shot. Faculty 24

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Judy Griggers Agnes Gumm Lee Hamby Shirley Harrings Tommy Hays Donna Henson R. P. Hernandez Thelma Hill Donna Hitt Patricia Houck John Hurley Cheryl Jewett Jo Ann Kelley John King Roland Kuhleman Kay Littrell Helen Lopez Robert Lowe W. T. Luttrell Rosalie McDaniel David McGee Robert Mack Charlotte Masters Kenita Mills 4113... isr- f w fl i rs ,filgll , all .ii 1 is i ' i u f M W wi VJ i W' l 23 ii Q ilu ln il till .Q ill i 1 i it mx ' ' l uw ii Wan 'i :am Nm.. ' 242 Faculty Senior Dee Dee Griggers stays after class to talk to Mom, Mrs. Judy Griggers.

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ll areas covered Students get special attention Some teachers had all the fun. They got to teach 67 different sub- jects a day in only five class periods. Any subject you can imagine is taught in transitional classes, with the exceptions of foreign languages, JROTC and any lab work, Mrs. Cheryl Jewett said. Transitional classes were designed for students who learned at a slightly slower rate or transfer students who were used to a different learning system. Transitional classes are special classes where every student has an individual basisf' Mrs. Jewett stated. Teaching special classes was not all fun and games. It required pa- tience, tolerance and learning to overlook things that happened. Teachers learned all these things through teaching their students. It has really taught me to appreciate the good in people. Sometimes you have to look deeper, but it's always there, Mrs. Jewett commented. English for Speakers of Other Languages was a new addition to the special classes. The class was designed to help students with their school work by teaching them a better knowledge of basic English. When Mrs. Kay Van Norden was offered the opportunity to begin teaching this class she took it immediately. I have always been in- terested in things like this, but I never really thought about it. And then I was given the chance and wanted to do it, Mrs. Van Norden commented. People can always learn something from their daily experiences if they pay attention. Mrs. Van Norden learned from her students as she taught them. It has given me a new challenge and an opportunity to know a group of students I would not have known otherwise, Mrs. Van Norden stated. Jackie Slaughter Pat Sleber Gary Smith Joe Solley Billie Sommermeyer Lance Stephens Paul Strong Fredna Sturch Sandra Sweatt Jay Thompson Sue Thompson Arthur Tribble WM Wanda Trimble Dee Tucker Nena Turner Kay Van Norden Tom Watkins Carol Warriner 244 Faculty 1-112' r V -'pg - + AK 11337532 3 if