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

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Senior Joan Martenson, Magna Cum Laude graduate, spends her spare time in the library. go Seniors Meg Rodgers and Alan Miller take a break from their studies. Both graduated Magna Cum Laude. 44 Honor Graduates . IEEE: ij- A UMW '???7ff7, ,g:-fm, f..1f.e.f..Qf,,f.wf wa 2- f. f . f . ..w--:-4f--+-- - 7 'ff 'H .... f. .Jaw H' 1-- ' 'K .2 :.- 5 '... fi ... I QM M M fi fn .min ,- fkgewfwu fwwu -1-,:--,, ,,,-3-f,,,, wif.. N 29? vw fn '44 MV . Tl, -,mv':QP:w1fEf :fling 5, w ' iw- : 1 The library index files come in handy for Seniors Shawn Tate, Cum Laude, and Joan Martenaen, Magna Cum Laude. Senior Wayne Ron gives a helping hand to Senior Alan Miller, both Magna Cum Laude.

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www. K me X all-sr., The JROTC presented the colors at the begin- ning of the assembly. This made the occasion a more formal affair. James Miller was awarded an ROTC award. He also received a music award. ,Q 43, H ' ,px ww. V ff 2 We T 1 aaean 912 L 1 I z, ' 4 13, 4 ?basss-W-A ,- The stage band played Pomp and Clr- cumstance for the assembly as the Senior class marched in. Recognition Assembly 43

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Taking advantage of library resources, Seniors Andrea Renfro, valedictorian, and Sharon Pelzel, salutatorian, study after school. Seniors Sharon Pezel, Summa Cum Laude, John Cochran, Wayne Ron and Scott Watrous, all Magna Cum Laude, sit around the foyer after lunch. Students with great ambitions for their future tend to make plans earlier in life because othing ever comes easy Andrea Renfro was named valedictorian of the class of 1983. There were seven seniors who had 4.0 averages, but when plusses and minuses were counted, Andrea came out on top. l don't consider myself exceptionally smart. l've been striving for this. l have always made good grades, and thought it would be great to be valedictorian. I guess I really started thinking about it in junior high, Andrea commented. Being a senior is not all fun and games. A senior's classes can be difficult, and Andrea has encountered her own challenge. Mrs. Pennington's government class! Andrea laughed. Next on the list was Senior Sharon Pelzel. Sharon was named salutatorian with a 4.0 average. Each person has their own special quali- ty. My advice to anyone would be to get in- volved in school organizations, because if you don't, you lose out on your high school years, Sharon advised. To qualify for Summa Cum Laude, a stu- dent had to have all A's. There were seven people who qualified, Andrea Renfro, Sharon Pelzel, Bryan Underhill, Sondi Crawford, Chris Pufall, James Miller and Kim Parton. Next was Magna Cum Laude. Twenty- five students qualified with 7506 UA's and no grade lower than a HB. They were Joan- na Hooker, Dennis Kimbrough, Virginia Franklin, Wayne Ross, Meg Rodgers, James Kirby, Darla Taylor, Scott Watrous, Joan Martenson, Quay Townsend, Tony Hester, Tony Silva, Marsha Watson, Alan Miller, Nancy Cariker, Jeff Deets, Sandra Leslie, Cynthia Walter, Tal Sanders, John Cochran, Laura Hatcher, Sandra Taylor, Vicki Smith, Brion Bannister and Wendie Wright. Five students met the qualifications for the third and last group, Cum Laude. They had to have 75076 A's and no grade lower than a HC. They were Debra Richardson, Craig Helm, Alton Boerner, Diana McGill and Shawn Tate. Honor Graduates 45