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

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Sale Of The Century GO AHEAD STAMP MY FACEQ: J A ,,.k' X f threatens senior, Glenn Kirk to a myste- 1 , rious hand stamper on V g , V publication sales day.- photo by John Hall- gren l ONE STAMP IS ENOUGH, cries freshman, Betsy Stew- art as she begs senior, i Stephen Davis to stop stamping her arm.- photo by John Hall- gren Student Event: Sale Of The Century O K3 , T 171 Y 1 ix mc, xi 101 EVENT: Publication Sales TAKE: 32 DATE: October 2, 1986 TIME:gI-lomeroom Point of Perspective hether you were bombared by candy in home- room or found yourself suddenly being stamped Buy Your Annualv in red ink, we, staffers, made sure everyone knew that the publication sales were here. sales brought about a feeling to the whole student body the staffs realize that the work beginning gtevxlen The great thing about it even after the sales could forget it, for the red used to stamp students faces, arms, body took quite a few washings be- fore it would wear off.- Stephen Davis 1121, staffer fyrbkj . sto' Deans' Se

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C or The Fun Cf I s the 3:00 bell rang, the people 'ushed into the auditorium. The band and cheer- leaders were anxiously wait- ing to lead the familiar music y! The into everyone's l asses cheered and their yells, while stared wide eyed as excitement came alive. put all they into getting everyoneis coaring. Fresh- man, Pam Mills said, 'SI like it when the sneiors case on the juniors, one of the chants the seniors would yell was, tYou can scream you can shout, but were the class that's getting outl, After a junior chant, the seniors yelled a quick reply. The spirit contest between the classes was amazing. All the classes, having an extra dose of spirit, combined to reach the top level of partici- pation. The cheerleaders worked on getting the crowd involved and combining the lat student body as one by teaching chants. Junior, Brett Johnson said, It's fun to see everyone standing up screaming and enjoying themselvesf' In years past, the pep ral- lies have been more of a show. This year, it was prov- en to be a big spirited event, which continued throughout the football season. The en- thusiasm of the school and everyone pulling together made the pep rallies success- ful and lots of fun.-Jennifer Moual CATCHING THE REBEL SPIRIT. The Varsity cheerleaders execute one of their pryamids during the pep rally.-Photo by Mike Derr HYPNOTIZED BY THEALMA MATER. Sophomores Lisa Smith, Mike Hughes, and Ashley Schmitt watch the end of an- other pep rally.- Pholo by Mike Derr Kickin' Up Our Heels : Pep Rallies

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uttin' on the Rit ho are all of these people dressed up in tuxes?,' Did we miss out on somethingj' the students as they school on October 2nd. going on here? It's Sales Day! Yee-Haw Staff up in tuxes to carry the theme of this year's '5' is annual. The Staff was up at school early decorating to perfection. The sales took place during homeroom with Staffers throwing candy and stamping hands saying, Buy Your Annual. When purchasing the annual, they also received a subscription to the Rebelation and a copy of Insight. The tuxes were furnished Formal Wear Center with a special thanks to Stephen Davis. Publication Sales Day was a big success. There was an increase in sales which showed school spiritf' com- mented Senior, Stephen Da- vis. -Mitzi Martin to the staffers by Gingiss I AM NOT AN AIR- HEAD, pouts senior, Christie Richardson as she wonders how to re- move the bubble gum off her face.-photo by John Hallgren I THINK I MIGHT PUKE, moans junior, Cami Wiegand to sen- ior, Christie Richard- son and junior, Mitzi Martin as they sample the candy for publica- tion sales day. -photo by John Hall- gren Sale Of The Century : Publication Sales