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

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The perfect setting for . . . A NIGHT WITH THE STARS fter the cosudl octivities of Homecoming jokingly commented lt wos d good excuse for my comes the dromotic finole-the donce. dote to stoy out post midnight. On October 24, the Worthington Hotel set the perfect stoge to portrdy the theme, A Night with the Stors. The donce, losting from 8:00 to 42:00, wos well ot- tended. Sophomore, Stdci I All honestly though! the A band was a notch higher than medio- cre, cuff Lea, 12 7 1 Templin sold, Getting to go wos on honor dnd bet- notch higher thon mediocre. -Krista Moberg ter thon stdylng dt home. Mdrk Benton, o Senior, The rock pond The Occu- pont pleosed the crowd of high school students os they occupied the donce floor. Cliff Leo reolly enjoyed the bond ond commented, 'xl hon- estly thought the pond wos o We ff i' T To ,,,, r N , . , T'r ll 5 Q 4 T , TTT , ' it T ,,, S , T ' -, - i 'fr V Tliill r ' ik S Q 1' f,-, ,,.,,, I ' fr' f -: .-5 ff iif S 4 RESPONSIBLE FOR THE DECORATIONS, Student Council spent o Soturdoy morning completing A Night with the Stors for the Homecoming Donce. HOIVIECOMING DANCE

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AT THE REQUEST OF SENIOR TAMRA KING, her Three daTes Kevin Gall, Kenny Boysen, and Michael Johnsfon arrived prompTly picking her up in a silver limo. Qi Q1 I' A HOMECOMING 4:30 Hair appoinfmeni and makeover 6:00 You slip info The bafhfub, Trymg noT To disfurb your perfecfly made hairsiyle. 6:45 lT's Time for The finishing Touches. 7:00 The doorbell rings, and your dafe comes To pick you up. 7:10 IT's piciure Time. Your parenfs place you in poses, and you puT on your fake smile. 7:30 You go oui To dinner ai an expensive, stuffy resfauranf and siuff yourself To devour The Tofal meal. 9:00 You arrive aT The dance and rush To The pafhroom To Touch up. 9:15 You sfand in line for The dreaded sfudio picfures. 9:30 You proceed To The dance floor and dance The nighf away. 12:00 You leave The dance, and your dafe Takes you home. 12:20 He walks you To The door, and you kiss each oiher good nighf. TRYING TO QUALIFY FOR DANCE FEVER, Freshmen, Jennifer WinsTon shows off her own sTuff aT The Homecoming Dance

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A TIME FOR CULTURAL EXPERIENCES, Christmas is a time for fes- tive feasting. Beware all teachers and students ELVES STRIKE AGAIN! hriSTrnOS was The season to be jolly at The Council found out the kids names and what they Southwest High School. Students celebrat- wanted or needed for Christmas. This gave the chil- ed the holiday in many ways. Santa Claus Ca TCU football playerD came and students had pic- tures made with Santa. We also had a Christmas tree in the hall. But the neatest way Southwest celebrated Christmas was the Spirit of Christmas Gift that we gave the less fortunate. The I I l think giving gifts to kids who arent as fortunate as us is really good. All kids need a taste of Christmas. - Stephanie Johnston, 'TO ,, Student Council went to the Texas American Bank. Then they went to orphanages, centers for the homeless and families who couldn't afford Christmas. 24 ALL THE RIGHT MOVES dren an Christmas gift that some of them might not have had. l think giving gifts to kids who aren't as fortunate as us is really good. All kids need a taste of Christmas. Sophomore Stephanie Johnston explains. Christmas brought out the feeling of giving in many stu- dents this year. - Taunee Johnston