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

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l ki 7100: 7:45: 8200! 8:30: Cb FLOAT MEETINGS Ivleeling begins. STudenT Council arrives. Everyone else arrives. Boys on one side: girls on The oTher. Sfudenf Council aTTernloTs To gain confrol. Confrol gained. 9105: Group argues abouT floaT ideas. 9130: PloaT rneefing adjourned. LET A MAN SHOW you how iT's done, says freshman Cliff Wiegand To freshman Krisfin Wagoner, as They add The fin- ishing Touches To Their floaT. W IT'S FINGER-LICKIN' GOOD and iT won firST place, Thinks ALL THE RIGHT MOVES Senior class oresidenT Gayle BiTTiker.

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Twistin' around the clock at the . . . JAIL HCUSE RDCK oihg To aparfy in The couniyjaii. The prison The acTiviTies in The lunch room really lorouQhT ouT gang was There. They began fo wail. As we The spiriT of Howdy week. broke inTo The new school year, Howdy Safurday, SepTember I2 arrived and The cafeTeria week was In full swing. PosTers filled The hall- ways welcoming The sTudenTs. 'Everywhere I looked, There were posTers saying lHowdy.' IT really QoT me exciTed apouT The week! said junior, STacie lvlcln- Tire. HiQhliQhTs of Howdy week in- cluded The Puff-N-STuff con- TesTs. During The lunch periods, sTudenTs forced marshmallows and bubble gum inTo Their mouThs for a prize of Two movie TickeTs. Sophomore, Dianne Lair, commehTed, ll Everywhere Hooked, there were posters saying 'Howdy. ' It really got me excited about the week! Stacie Mclntire, 11 Ill overflowed wiTh jailpirds from 8-'I2 pm. Many people aTTend- ed The dance In jailhouse aTTire. A compinaTion of a hoT nighT and no aircohdiTioninQ resulTed in a sTeamy afmosphere. 'TIT was fun, puT iT was jusT Too hoT! exclaimed junior, Ivlaki Lloyd. The up peaT music of The lm- aQe added To The exciTemenT of iT all. Freshmen, ChrisTIna Chandler remarked, 'll was sur- prised. IT was jusT QreaT! . . . Everybody in The whole cell block was dancing To The jaiihouse rock. Krista Moberg f ,M .... ,. SENIOR HOWDY KING AND QUEEN: Tommy STacy and Michelle Leffler S O P H O M O R E I HOWDY KING AND 1 T Rfb! ss QUEEN: Brian BiTTiker 4 rsrrs I srls sssikss I and Tina Fuller JUNIOR HOWDY KING AND QUEEN: Bill Hallgren and lvlarney Lamperf FRESHMEN HOWDY KING AND QUEEN: Andy LeTTerman and I Jill Lansden ' ,V I .3 ..., s-A l i 1 JS' if I - .. , ,Q HOWDY DANCE

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QQ' s g L t Tir. ,fff AFTER MANY WEEKS of hibernafion, The Russian cluio bears iT sfuff. PYCCK MM LET'S KICK IT around a liffie oiT, say The juniors while Trying To decide on a Theme for Their floaf, a nine foof boof. School spirit grows as Southwest . . . FLCATS INTO HOMECDMINGY omecoming-The parade, The game, The dance, and The ever-popular floaf meeT- ings. As in The pasf, homecoming celebrafions began wiTh The annual parade of floafs, creafed and consfrucfed by dedicafed sfudenfs who worked hours on end. Each class sfudenf council delegafion Took charge of The meeTings, which were held as early as Augusf. -Luis Weinstein, 12 Trioufe To class spiriT. Confrioufing To class spirif in- cluded gafhering maferials-a Truck, a Trailer, chick- en wire, wood and Tissue paper-Then puffing iT all ll The floaf meefings show who really has class spirif- 77 'lIT's a chance To socialize wiTh all your friends, Roberfs commenTed freshman Tanya James, Ubuf sfill con- Togefher To creafe a winning, spirifed floaf. l'AfTer Three years of pracfice, I feel The seniors' floaf will be The besf ever! exclaimed senior Amy Gordon. As senior Luis Wainsfein puf iT, 'lThe floaf meefings show who really has class spiriTs. -Sfacy FLOAT MEETINGS