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

Page 27 text:

9 I As realiTies surface, sTudenTs find summer is . . . What You Make IT ummer brings To mind sleeping laTe, Traveling To fun places, and cruising The poulevards wiTh friends. However, for some sTudenTs, summer was a Time for jobs, unbearable heaT, and noThing To do. Junior, Susan Good felT iT was harder To keepin Touch wiTh her friends, because of everyone geTTing jops. For oTh- ers, such as sophomore, Michelle Siepielski, The summer was Awe- some! I was so pusy and There was so much To do. EnTerTainmenT parks such as Six Flags, WhiTe Wafer and WeT 'n Wild were filled To capaciTy daily wiTh sTudenTs Trying To escape The summer heaT. For oThers, school sponsored Trips offered a once in a IifeTime chance To visiT far away places such as Paris, London and Rome. While living in lTaly wiTh a l 23 SUMMER REALITIES family as a summer foreign ex- change sTudenT, senior, Mike Phi- lipski expressed, Leaving The UniT- ed STaTes To experience a new cuITure is someThing I'Il never for- geT. Though The realifies of summer vary from sTudenT To sTudenT one Thing is apparenf-Summer is whaT you make iT.-Deanna Ka- Zelis FINDING TIME TO REST, senior, Melissa Moore sleeps while crossing The English Channel. CATCHING THE RAYS, seniors, Mark Tu- Iecke and Brian Burdoff avoid a wi- peouT while skiing Lake Palo Pinfo.

Page 26 text:

ESCAPING THE TEXAS HEAT, freshrnon Mike DwiQhT Tokes o dip in his pool. HAVING CAUGHT THE LIMIT, sophomore Joey Kozelis reTurns from o deep seo fishing Trip in Corpus ChrisTi. Z? I gg., all A SAY CHEESE! VisiTing The houses of Porli- rnenT, John Aouno, Colleen Murphy, MorgoreT Ashley, Angie Voclen, ond Melisso Moore enjoy The sighTs of Lon- clon. 22 STUDENT EVENTS

Page 28 text:

fmiuiis. gs S TSX :EYE A ,. S22 A 3' s Sf 1 sm . ' qw 0 Mr F' HQ? , . sf? I 'I gps T535 3435 Wx fig 53152 31338452535 iw 5133 S' 5 T5 s . fu? U ' Q 'W may L 35 52 ls ,L ij? si 5? G V ss S yi V N s 23 4 .W - A . X gg QS' X7 5 E5 J? Q ks 359 .2'.2. fi? Tis 3? ,B iw-e,,,iM,, ,. lf you have The mind To . Dare To Dream ejoicing as The lasT bell rang, Dreamy Darla raced ouT The school doors. Summer was be- ginning and The fanTasy was sTarTing. Hopping inTo her pinTo, she hur- riedly opened The door. As she plopped down in The driver's seaT, she imagined she was in a brand new sparkling whiTe Jaguar XJ-6. Darla zoomed off inTo The sunseT. So many Things had To be done in such liTTle Time. She walked up The sidewalk, inTo The house, and back To her moTh- er's room. Her moTher, glad To see her, exclaimed, Darla, you need To go shopping before your Trip. Here are The lVlasTercard and Nei- mans card. Be back by eighT o'clock, we have To caTch your flighT To New York aT nine-ThirTy. Okay mom, Darla said as she skipped off. AT The mall, she boughT Three new dresses, six pair LIVING THEIR WILDEST DREAMS, lvlarcie Lea, senior, and Jennifer Fish, junior, go round in VVashingTon, D.C. SNOOZING BY THE POOL, ElizabeTh Jackson Takes a break from her life sav- ing course aT The Jewish Communify CenTer. of panTs, four pair of shoes, and some pajamas. NexT came The perfume, make-up, and oTher ne- cessiTies. This is The life, ThoughT Darla. lVlom seemed To be exciTed abouT The Trip so she wouldn'T say anyThing abouT The bill Till afTer The Trip. Before she knew iT, They were headed for The airporT. She bid her moTher good-bye and boarded The plane. Deciding To sleep ThroughouT The flighT, she snuggled inTo a window seaT. VVhaT seemed like jusf a few minuTes laTer, she felT The plane jerk and awoke. She was in New York. She picked up her hoTel informaTion and lug- gage, Then waved down a Taxi. Driving Toward The Waldorf As- Toria, she Took in all The sighTs and The sTrange people. The hoTel was beauTiful! Of course, her sighT see- ing would have To waiT unTil Tomor- row. Darla was up brighT and early SaTurday morning. She checked The fronT desk for name and show- Time of The Broadway play ThaT nighT. The clerk was very poliTe in Telling Darla ThaT 42nd STreeT was showing and ThaT she should buy some Tickefs from The desk as soon as possible. She boughT Two TickeTs, hoping To meef a friend To accompany her. Flying Through The fronT door, camera around her neck, Darla looked around and spoTTed The STaTue of LiberTy. She decided noT To Tour lT Today, since The STaTue was geTTing a face lifT, buT she sTood by The waTerfronT and shoT some fabulous picTures. Now iT was Time To visiT The Empire STaTe Building. Darla could barely believe her eyes when she saw iT. From The sidewalk, she almosT fell over backwards Trying To see The Top of iT. Inside, Darla joined a group and rode an elevaTor To The observaTion Tower. The view was ouTsTanding. The ciTy was so big l. 24 ,1- STUDENT EvENTs