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

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ww WM , sy, ffyawfify M' X110 T I , Day TAKE. 47 PLACE. Southwest Cafefl-Iall 31st TIME: All threeflunchesr- A of the people a chance to way. With the it gives an extra meaning to spirit of our school. Tern Taylor, J u mor BIG SHARK ON CAMPUS, senior, Lisa JAWS', Walton receives the first place prize for Best Inanimate Object from judge, Miss Texas 1985, Jonna Fitzgerald.-photo by Ralph Mendez Shop Of Horrors : Dress-up Day

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mH! 'W Shop Of Horrors oblins gain groun s imagination overcame the students, school M changed from a learning center to a shop of hor- rors. On Octo- ber 31, the schoolas halls were invaded by strange be- ings. Many familiar faces turned into frightening and scary sights. Halloween was an exciting day at school. During all three lunches there was a costume contest. The judge of this con test just happened to be Miss Texas 1985, Miss Jonna Fitzger- ald. The contest had three categories, Most Imagina- tive , Best Inanimatei' Ob- ject, and Most Unsight- lyf' Each winner received free movie passes. Halloween Dress-Up Day is an annual event carried on DOING THE FUNKY CHICKEN, senior, Christie Richardson hopes to dance her way to the first place cos- tume prize.-photo by Ralph Mendez WAITING Estes PA- TIENTLY FOR CAE- SAR, seniors, Jennifer Rice and Ann Taylor strike a Roman pose.-photo by David ..- flfi at school. It is sponsored the Student Council and always a big success. It exciting seeing everyon dressed up, it showed a lot spirit,', stated Junior, 'I Mayo.-Mitzi Martin GOIN' FOR THE TOTAL L4 Junior Mike Horn adds just right g'touch to his costume hopes to win the best award.-Photo by Ralph Mendez AL, Student Event: Shop Of Horrors

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FLYIN' HIGH WITH SPIRIT. The sopho- mores built a hot air balloon for their class float and proudly flaunted it in front of everyone. 1 '1 r OX I lLAl ION EVENT Homecoming Parade DATE: Nov. 1, 1986 TAKE: 23 ' . I Alta Mesa Blvd. A y y QTIME: 10:00 A.M. B1 ge Adventure his year the streetsIweren't blocked off and all of the cars kept trying to get in front of us. ' The last thing I can remember was when the - junior float was going down the street A and Kevin Wagoner fell off his skateboard then began running along the back of the truck. I think overall the parade was a big adventure.- Khanh Dao, senior . 301- . e, , F J ivfatd'-is i -N , X - , -an 4'f ,', ,X ,1 3517 ik' 4.61 - I R' ,' k.1 -fl. Q' Q - fl .N',.Ve4'j. . - D' .f' I L Ewa' tg 1 ' 3' -5 , 'f1.ljF5'F:i e ' T . 0 'J I .9 5 e,f4S.'114ffff?f ii9i i1f'h!IZ2 D'- - ' .. - ,4 '1 - .-- 't-.4 at '.--- ,UQY 'Q-Z,g'J:..p.'f' Q gf ' '. 1 T1 .z-.e-grvf, -.... -f,-f ' J f mil' ,3Q'1VAl.,f,,5Q.1, .X 'av 4 1 Q. Q 6' gill? '4i 7i'fsZ Q329 ' ' n:u?!,f' N RQ' -. ,. 1f1'1.-' '.'NoQ. f' Y f . u,u'. n :Ze Y lu SA nfl., .M -ri We R' E is fm HOT OR MILD? the Spanish club float waited to be shown at the Homecoming pa- rade.-Pholo by Christie Richardson , W, tri. ,,,, -'fj.,jV,.:t . . . YOU DESERVE A BREAK TODAY . . . Freshmen Karen Blume and Denise Ma- ble dressed up for the homecoming events, being part of the French club theme. Student Event: Black Tie 8L Blue J eans',