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

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iv- dfi it . r . ,,-, v- ' A A , . .fb The girls track team came through with a good season this year. Members take time out during an afternoon workout. Seniors Wayne Ross and Meg Rodgers stand patiently during the processional. Individuals anal groups win many honors keeping the pace fast and us Movin' on Before the last days there were many who received recognition for their talents. The band and choir traveled to Colorado Springs, where they placed high in their divi- sion. The Image staff came home with the Award of Distinguished Merit from their annual conference in Austin. The boys track team, led by Seniors Todd Phelps and Brent Miller, advanced players to the regional track meet, where they represented us well. Many individuals were honored during this time. David Riehl, senior, once again advanced to the state gymnastics meet. He gained the state title in many areas. Junior Bret Bertholf won the Best of Show award during the spring Art Show. Andera Renfro, senior, took the top honors in the '83 class by being named Valedictorian. These achievements moved us swiftly through the spring. .iuv Closing 263

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Many considered the dance the best part of the prom. The music was provided by a local disc jockey. The moment seniors had been waiting for had finally arrived. Graduation allowed many to breathe easy. JUS! .in 'Q -' ri 262 Closing The NHS assembly was one of their last major projects for the year. Senior President Wayne Ross welcomes Senior Karen Roeder to the society. Field trips gave time out from school to many. Junior Laura Yanes enjoys a sundae at Crystal's during an Honors English field trip. pa . n M i f N , A if Vik, ,gl XX ,,

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264 Graduation clirnaxed the year. It motivated undergraduates to keep Movin' on The time '83 seniors had been waiting for arrived quick- ly. Baccalaureate came first. Those who took part enjoyed spiritual songs and messages. The Recognition Assembly came next. Departmental awards and scholarships were announced. This gave the community and undergraduates a chance to show their appreciation to the award-winning students. Finally it was here - Graduation! Many chose to spend the night reflecting on and remembering old times, events and friends. Others could only think of the future - college for some, work for others. The rest filled their minds with the thought of partying after the ceremony was through. As the tassles were lifted from the left to the right and the diplomas were handed out, the realization came that for 396 of our Buffalo family, it was over. The sophomores and juniors watched with envious eyes, dreaming of their last day. It was a climactic and ap- propriate way to end a year full of happenings. And we were movin' on . . . An emotional and memorable moment for Buffalo fans will always be the singing of the Alma Mater at the end of the 1982 football season. Seniors Quay Townsend and Julie Jolly, along with Junior Klsa Kearney, give their farewell to the '82 team. The Homecoming pep rally was the most attended. Visiting exes and spirited students made it one to remember. gk. Closing