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

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My wh a 5 J sf al J F, Student Council president Senior Billy Kemp, looks on as teachers and students work on the homecoming decorations. Before Freshman Orientation, Diana McGill, senior, discusses last minute details with a fellow S.C. member. ......., Student Council: Front row: Melinda White, Gina Parker, Carla Taylor, Mrs. Jan Edwards, Lisa Estill, Billy Kemp, Wendie Wright, Marsha Watson, Donna Brooks, Kim Needham, Andrea Renfro. Second row: Trae Fowler, Jennifer Shertz, Brenda Silva, Jackie Shelton, Elizabeth Robinson, Meg Rodgers, -Arlynda Southard, Sharon Pelzel, Kim Bruskie, Karen Roeder, Lisa Mobley. Third row: John Cochran, Ronald Scott, Kathy Galvan, Tammy Williams, Trina Sanders, Dee Dee Gann, Jodie Naderhoff, Darla Stout, Melanie Sanderson, Melissa Vas- quez, April Stewart, Diana McGill. Back row: Jenene Posten, Robin Timmons, Rachel Finstead, Joy Fisher, Joanna Hooker, Alan Miller, Mario Carillo, John Scott Davis, Tracy Dodson, Jeana Muncy, Linda Jacobs. Student Council 57

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At Homecoming and through the year, members supported school and led us to say Thank goodness for S.C. Recognition of outstanding students became the theme of the '82-'83 Student Council. Con- gratulatory notes were sent to parents of students who excelled in subjects ranging from athletics to the fine arts. Student Council was a service organization. Mrs. Jan Edwards, sponsor, said, Our goal is to support all school activitiesf' Money earned from the various SC fund raisers was spent on the student body. This year the SC seniors pur- chased patio furniture for the breezeway in front of the library. A major project of Student Council was the formation of Secret Pals. Members selected Student Council really made a difference in school for me. - Lisa Estill their Secret Pals from the faculty. Until mid- February many unmarked packages were delivered to unsuspecting teachers. November was declared HThank Goodness for Haltom' month by the Student Council. Members stressed the positive aspects of Haltom. Teachers were given goodies and school secretaries were sent flowers. Outstan- ding students won movie tickets. Christmas brought with it a great many projects. Members purchased and decorated a Christmas tree in a western theme, and a luncheon was held for the faculty. The movie 'iRaiders of the Lost Ark was shown to raise funds in mid-February. Despite the many pressures and responsibilities of Student Council, members seemed to feel the sacrifice was worth it. Student Council secretary Lisa Estill said, It KSCJ caused me to be more in- volved in school. It was my first year lin Student Council! and I felt I had a duty to fulfillf, Student Council president Billy Kemp added, L'We had some conflicts within our council, of course, show me one that doesn't. We realized that you couldn't have an active and productive council un- til our differences were resolved, which they were and that's why our council has been the best one yet. Sophomore Gina Parker was one of many members who helped show freshmen through the school. 56 Student Council 153. To keep spirit going, members helped make posters for the homecoming game. Junior Kim Needham was no exception.

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Front row: Liz Robinson, Sondi Crawford, Sharon Pelzel, Sandy Kilpatrick, Debi Harris, Karen Roeder, Melinda White, Kim Bruskie, Angie Crittenden, Glenda Frady, Kathy Harper. Back row: Billy Kemp, Linda Jacobs, Joanna Hooker, Tracy Dodson, Diana McGill, John Cochran, Bobby Bolinger, Alan Miller, Lisa Estill, Tracy Douglas, Ronda Smith. 58 Senior Executive Committee ,J ,, H, ,, A ,, ig. ff V5 ,... S kkk- 5 Mmu WMM 0'Siris, sponsored by SEC, took the place of a senior program. Senior Diana McGill makes bows to be used on the centerpieces for the senior prom. 4