Southwest High School - Yee Haw Yearbook (Fort Worth, TX)

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4 I could have sworn Mom said that the bus stopped here, exclaims Anthony Ford. ggi Q 'fini'--fl' 5 .Meg , 1 I x 4,-rf'-fgg,izesipt.i la . 4. L --not 4. .f ff' X A QSandra Forbus makes sure no one sees her getting out of her mother's car. YPam McDuffie, Carol Reames, Will Jefferies, and Becky Miles prepare for battle as they march into school. x ., -', A X' New V.. ' .- 1 W'-if 4 . 'ff n I I Ly. s ,,,.., , X 0 Getting To School 13

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akin It On Time 7:30-8:00 A.M. o close and yet so far! Students left their houses, cruised to school, and just as they got in sight of it-traffic stopped. As they sat watching bikers and pe- destrians weaving quickly through traffic, they wished to bein their place. Students continued to ease forward at the pace of tur- tles. As they edged closer their ears began to ring. What was it? Yes, it was the first bell. The parking lot became a driving in- structor's nightmare as students tried to dodge other cars and squeeze into narrow spaces. They stepped out only to find themselves at the back of the lot having to walk as far as they had driven. QL. I2 Getting To School APaul Brunn gets his exercise every morning on his way to school. She was herejust a second ago, says baffled Jimmy Lon- goria.P

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Time To Go To Work h, no l'm late for school AGAIN! . . . Letls see . . . what excuse am I going to use this time? There went the bell and I forgot to study for my test second period! For most students the first two classes of the day came entirely too early. While others used it for a well needed study time. For almost all students the first couple classes are normally the most dreadful. Kayla Robertson, Brian Judd and Norlette Lindsey show their enthusiasm for being back at school after a L-O-N-G week- end.P xx' ,..mf'Al LB-felt Ruddell arrives early to class just to get a front A Robbie Shapard, are you sure this is our English class? asks Tracey row seat. Shaw, I4 Period One