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

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Southwest's First Annual MR. ALL-AMERICAN s The audiTorium filled on Thursday, February 'l8Th, you could feel The exciTemenT in The air. For The firsT Time in SouThwesT's hisTory a Mr. All-American SouThwesT would be crowned. The genTlemen parTicipaTed in casual wear, swimsuiT, and formal wear compeTiTions, and all acTive- ly parTicipaTed in a TalenT perfor- mance ThaT was noT To be judged. Freshmen Donald Cager, Kevin PiTTman, and AnThony Morris joined Juniors Bill Hallgren, Phillip Morris, u Being a contestant was fun. The audi- ence seemed to have o good tim? which was grea. Tommy Stacy, '72 f 7 and Tommy STaoy as They sTopped The show wiTh Their unique rendiTion of i'Barpara Ann. As The con- TesTanTs prepared for each compeTiTion, The audi- ence was enTerTained by The SouThwesT Show Choir, a dance by The VarsiTy Cheerleaders, and a come- dic barbershop auarTeT. AfTer all of The impressive parTicipanTs had finished 'lsTruTTin' Their sTuff, one winner emerged. Tommy STacy won The TiTle of Mr. All-American SouThwesT, as well as Taking The award for llPreTTiesT Smile. When and Adrian Adams, To impress Their classmaTes by dancing To Going back To Cali. As This caused auiTe a sTir, Sophomores Trey Becan, Brian BiTTiker, and STeve Mueller combined Their Tal- enTs wiTh ThaT of Seniors Sean Duewel, AusTin Weeks, asked whaT he felT abouT The pag- eanT, Senior Tommy STacy replied, Being a conTes- TanT was a loT of fun. The audience seemed To have a good Time, which was greaT! -Mm Barber AS THE CONTESTANTS LINED UP, The judges made Their final decisions. 28 ALL THE RIGHT MOVES

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SHOWING THEIR PEARLY WHITES, The members of STudenT Council gaTher for Their annual ChrisTmas progressive dinner. H .Quiz r' is A time to eat, drink, and eat some more. CHRISTMAS BREAK . . . he Chriyrmes Gnd New Year Helideys week. The besT parT of The holidays was The oppor- breugm much mere Than Chrigtmeg pre- TuniTy To be wiTh friends and have a good Time To- senTs and family gaTher- ings. IT also broughT many social gaTherings and parTies among The four classes. Senior Kim Cain observed, The ChrisTmas holidays were a greaT opporTuniTy To geT TogeTher wiTh family and friends. New Year's was a definiTe excuse To go To as many parTies as possible, or as I I The party thatl went to on New Year's Eve was so memorable because it was a time that brought many sen- iors together for one of the last times. Tamra King, 12 ,, geTher. Seniors Tamra King ex- pressed her feelings abouT The holiday fesTiviTies- The parTy ThaT l wenT To on New Year's Eve was so memorable because iT was a Time ThaT broughT many seniors TogeTher for one of The lasT Times. The ChrisTmas and New Year's holidays are Two weeks of The school year which everyone Freshman Heidi Wilhelmi explained, iT was a good looks forward To because iT always breaks The mon- reason To have a pany, On New Years I usually oTony of seven hour school days, buT aT The same have a loT of friends ever and we pany for a whole Time, ThaT science projecT you have To finish or ThaT book you have To read is a consTanT reminder ThaT vacaTions never lasT.-Lori Blanco CHRISTMASXNEW YEAR'S

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POSING FOR THE COVER of Railing STanes magazine, The juniors and freshmen give Their besT GQ. pose. 'T ,N gg Q AFTER BEING DECLARED THE WINNER, Tommy STacy was con- graTuiaTea by AusTin Weeks. TRYING TO APPEAR DISTINGUISHED, Brian BiTTiker answers a auesTion from Tifini Mayo. WAITING FOR THE FIRST BEAT, The seniors ana sophomores were prepared To sTruT Their sTuff, MR. ALL-AMERICAN PAGEANT 29