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

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t ' n, sg-Akira If I 'I -.1 1563? iff , 'J' . . . LEAVING THE .nm 5255, I Q' F' 'F ,R ij BOOKS BEHIND lf- , xx!'1-ZPL -4 'gf -Gfntki , , JP' 72, ,uh,,,., 3 ti RPF' .f 6 ' ome students thought the dances were the best while others though it was the sporting events which made the year unforgettable. Our events throughout the year was as varies as our opinions. When anyone mentioned the word school, the first thought was books and homework and more work. Somewhere along the line, we were able to cast aside the piles of notecards for our term theme, the maps we had to color for history, and the forty stated problems we had li to drag through for math. We indulged in pep rallies, hung out at the football games, spent a wild weekend living on the edge, and danced the night away at the dances. . . . remember the spaghetti stain you got on your formal at the 2125 ' night of the homecoming dance, the first time you went to a pep 4 rally and saw a cheerleader mess up on her routine, the football game that you sat through while it was raining . . . All of these were just little incidents which made each event we participated stick in our memory. As one eventually learned, if Wil school wasn't all work and no play.-Nicole Sanders

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X x 11? wil EQ xx . 1 g txlxllllllh ,Q ,. ,Fw D .QF . . HEADI INTC Rish i- Ian'-1 THE FUTURE With a positive attitude and smiles on our faces, we worked hard and strove to be the best. Not only did we have pride in our school, but also in ourselves. We found excellence in everything we did, from academics to athletics. We proved it through our support and the extra time we put in. We celebrated tradition, as well as new ideas, and, as a result, no one else could compare. Although the others blew us off and considered us just another typical school, we knew better and hung tough with our pride and beliefs. After another year was over, we realized it was a time to learn, develop friendships, spirit, and, most importantly, ourselves, both individually and as a group. To us, it was no ordinary, it was an ANNUAL CELEBRATION.- Meredith Whitten An Annual Celebration Theme Q I 0

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C 0 N G RA T U L A - TIONS ARE IN OR- DER. Senior Christie Richardson gives To- mika Shepard a hug after she was an- nounced Homecoming Queen duirng the pep rally. Photo by David Estes Student Event Division