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

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Ei I if ,Q --M M W W, N ,ff ,Wm .awww Ie- WE? L 1 fi 'Q X Since the girls basketball team succeeded in their quest for the district championship, they received personalized balloons from the Buff Backers. Juniors Traci Kloberdanz, Candi Mur- phy and Melinda Richardson, team members, ac- cept them from Buff Backer captain, Ronda Smith. l 1' lf Sophomore Gina Kelly, preparing to perform, views from the stands the last away football game. Band members marched in downtown Fort Worth for the Veterans Day Parade ln November after football season was over. George Bishop's Construction Trades class built a concession stand at Northeast Optimist Park as a service to the city. Service 33

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Junior Kathie Davies and some of her friends spend a day hanging out at North Hills Mall dur- ing the spring. Www ,,,,, As the school days dragged on, finding students sleeping instead of doing homework was not uncommon. Dawn Clark and Glennell Ratliff, sophomores, try for a suntan on one of the few sunny days in the spring. Spring Holidays 35