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...if I DECISIONS, DECI- SIONS, DECISIONS. Senior Kathy Brown helps a freshman get her schedule straight- ened.-photo by David Estes THIS JUST ISN'T GOING TO WORK says Mr. Morgan as he tells Freshman Ca- meron Huffman to change his schedule for the 100th time. photo by David Es- tes Controll d hoa S ach year, as the summer draws to a close and our tan peaks to a golden brown, the doors to the school begin to open. Yes, it's time for registration again. It was August 22, 8:00 A.M., and the juniors and seniors began to arrive. Be- ing old prosf' thest two classes registered together, and approximately 1000 stu- dents were finished in only two hours. Junior Heather Ashman stated, I was glad to know that we were still able to choose our own classes and teachers? Southwest is the only school in the Fort Worth Independent School District to allow their stu- dents to register like this. Other schools just place stu- dents in classes. At 10:00 A.M., the sopho- mores gathered in the audi- torium. When they were through, the teachers were able to have a break for lunch. Nervous freshmen began filling the auditorium short- ly before 1:00 P.M. Await- ing them in the cafeteria were the Student Council and National Honor Society. Dressed in formal attire, so they could be easily recog- nized, they came to lend' a helping hand to those fresh- men who were confused or having problems. I thought registration was very confus- ing. I was glad the older stu- dents were there to help us,', said Freshman Kim Ham- mond. Through all the chaos and confusion, this year's regis- tration turned out to be a great success. Sophomore Misti Aebi commented, I thought registration was really fun. Marcy Beard O Student Event: Back In The Swing
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BEATING TOA SET OF DIFFERENT DRUMS, junior drum major Gayle Bittaker practices her instruct- ing skills with an in- structor and another camper', while at- tending the band camp at Nachogdoches, Tex- as. BREAKING ALL THE RULE QLINESJ. Senior Steven Davis works on perfecting a layout design while at- tending a workshop at the University of Tex- as at Austin during the week of June 23rd.- Q photo by Cori Dirn- berger I DC lfl ION TC Camp TAKE One R.O. . . I : I TE: June 7-14 'PLACE: Ft. Leonardwood, Missouri beds or take my shower. mock hand grenades. Sound-off: 1, 2, 3, 4 t 5:30, I filed in front of the barracks to march to the asphalt parking lot for physical exercise, consisting of and sit-ups. After the exercises, which lasted I went back to the barracks to wax the floors onto the asphalt, only to regroup in march to the mess hall to eat breakfast in silence. down to the pick-up area, where flat-bed trucks cattle cars, which I called them, picked us up and took us to training grounds. We learned how to fire M-16s and throw Consisting of two pieces of bread, a drink, and a twinkie, lunch was eaten at 12:00. Afterwards, we loaded up on the cattle cars and went back to the training-,area for a continuation of the momingfphysical exercises, lasting till 5:00. we received the instruction and sometimes got chewed out because of a bad report. We usually had to do push-ups for punishment. At 6:00, we ate and took a shower. For personal time, we all rested and at 9:00, it was lights out. It was hard, but I enjoyed every hour of it.- Clayton Ramsey, sophomore 011 , ,gt X, lp, Webster ff IT'S ALL IN THE WRIST. First Sargent Bennett shakes First Colonel Hans Muller's hand while he receives a Certificate of Train- ing.-Photo by Keith Summer workshops f camps
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Back In The SO THIS IS - WHAT registration Swlng is all aboutf, thinks Freshman Aaron Gersky as Mrs. Truett helps his learn the ropes. photo by David Es- tes I K' RTI! N 0X Li , EYENT: Registration PLACE: souihwesiecafei. .fr KE- gDATE: August zznd TIME: 8 A.Mf rrrr t Registration it A I I was so excited that it was firiially ftimyeii.to 3 I register for my freshman year. When my homeroom was finally called into the I I cafeteria, I walked in the I didn't know what g A to do. A student council officer helped my registerfor all of the classes I was signed up for. I Finally we were through and everything was perfect! Then I wentfitoggetymy schedule checked by my counselor andyhevctold me that because last name started witthivahi sil .Ifwould have to take healthftheifirst semester. When I went to signup for health, the class I needed in was full. So I had to go back all by myself change my whole schedule. I finally finished, I was know that my firs was finally over. Hamideh, freshman THAT'S NOT FAIR! exclaims a Freshman as Coach Schram tells her that freshman canlt take bowling. pholo by Da- vid Estes . ,.Afh ,Jw Mm ' M ' Registration W'
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