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

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'Q , as -uw gud Www-mpwm ICT: Front Row: Steve Shields, Adam Harrison, Ricky Dean, Tim Mercer, Ernest Torrez, Carl Green, Richard Garcia. Second Row: Arnie Hamilton, Alan Ballinger, Jim Hess, Scott Lan- caster, Mike Lamar, Jim Gruca, Dale Kidd. Back Row: Kevin Cummings, Richard White, Buddy Haga, David lsbell, Will Davenport, Chris Lovett, Scott Smith, Mark Hale. DECA: Front Row: Bill Chaffin, Tia McCain, Sherry Skaggs, Suzanne Thomas, Cindy Stegall, Cynthia Buttrill, Tammy Sanderson. Second Row: Nida Davila, Christy Ellington, Laurie Kott, Terresa Dowell, Robin Roberts, Linda Jacobs, Lynna Miller. Back Row: Doyle Smith, Rocky Williams, John Ingram, Tim Van Etten, Doug Kittrell, Timothy Rice, Dennis Kimbrough, Carl Maclin, John Shannon. ICT students busily work on learning things like filling out an application. ICT XDECA 95

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To some, attending school half cz day and working half o day, is Like an old familiar tune ICT, Industrial Cooperative Training, was sponsored by Charles Connelly. This class taught vocational students how to get a job, how to keep a job, and how to improve themselves on their job. Students learned how to fill out an application, write a resume, and keep a checking account. This class was a specialized general business I try to motivate students as much as I can. - Mr. Bill Chaffin class. HThis is stuff every kid needs to know, Mr. Connelly said. The students attended school one half of a For a little money to help get through school, junior Jim Hess lays carpet. Junior Tim Green works on motor boat engines to earn a little extra spending money. 94 ICTXDECA day and then went to work for half a day. They were required to hold a job in a classified trade, such as carpentry, machine shops, or auto mechanics. Some students were involved in Distributive Education Clubs of America. DECA taught students marketing and distribution. DECA was the club that went along with a class called Marketing Educa- tion and Distribution. I try to motivate students as much as l can, Mr. Bill Chaffin, sponsor, said. ln the spring, DECA took several students to a state competition. These contests were in several skills relating to the occupation each student had. These occupations includ- ed working in dress stores, department stores and on loading docks. Proudly displaying his talent, Scott Lancaster, junior, shows what he does as a glazier. Senior Tim Van Etten concentrates on his Marketing Education. DECA went with this class. ya. . ,-.vig 6 1- , H. . , wk . , ..,,... , S . fi

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Auto Body: Bottom row: Clint Arnold, David Wilson, Cliff Robertson, Billy Carroll, Nelson Harjo. Top row: Rob Allen, Randy Sprinkle, Cur- tis Williams, Tracy Hickson, Danny Spencer, Charles Cauttrell, Robert Alston. Auto Body: Front row: John Conner, James Hahn, Jack Yarbrough, Terry Wilson, Tracy Pound, Charles Cauttrell. Back row: Randall Wilson, Don Lee, Micheal Torrez, Chris Griffin, David Hart. Auto Mechanics: Front row: Chantha Sithisane, Tony Rodenberry, Charlie Simmons, Xay Hoangsi, Harold Black. Back row: Kevin Tolly, James Moore, Scott Lee, Leslie Washington, Shaun 0'Bannon. 96 Autobody f Auto Mechanics Sophomores J. D. Mclntyre and Brad War- ren are pulling the fuel lines off the front end of a Mercury. The class rebuilds old cars to practice what they leam. Auto Mechanics: Front row: Steve Brantley, Cong Nguyen, J. D. Mclntyre, Chris Green, Terry Hanson, Harold Black. Back row: Fred McKinnley, Joe Novak, Michael Dixon, Martin Gonzales, Vongphachgnh Ounmeua, Brad Warren, Wayne Wallenhurst. Juniors Kevin Tolly and Scott Lee work on parts for a car in the shop. 44 . 'if' 5 ,. X 17. s- fem. f f 2 S' R sh 5 QQ Q Q Q M