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

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X if I 1 Key Club: Row One, L to R, Wezie Heck, Karen Williams, Mary Herman, Lise Smith, Patricia Malone, Lynn Reynolds, Yolanda Sparks, Mikaela Wade: Row Two: Kimberly Alexander, Stan Lewiecki, Monica Grant, Tom Youngman, Robert Blassingame, Catrina Craine, Laura Ray. S! WV Art Club: Row One, L to R, Mrs. Bettie Walton, sponsor, Connie Castro, Any Perez, Lori Brammer, Cindy Heiss, Becky Quirozg Row Two: Mike Worden, jeff Aston, Mike Cuertz, Shannon Scott, Donna Pauley, Row Three: Dennis Piper, David McMindes, David Alexander, Hal Fewell, Tom Weimer, Todd Hansen, K'Lynn Hanson, Row Four: Wayne Sneed, David Alexander. Art, Key Clubs Conolude Eventful, Busy Year The Key Club, led by Yolanda Sparks, acts as a service group to Southwest as well as the community. The mem- bers, sponsored by Mr. Ed York, visited the Wedgwood Nursing Home. The Art Club had a busy year sponsoring an Art Fair selling ceramics, ornaments, and Christmas Southwest students. wreaths. The 21 members took part in creating macrame, pottery, and paintings. Mrs. Bettie Walton sponsored this group which strived to promote the artistic abilities of ART, KEY CLUBS 155

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v -.!Nx.!,. ICT: Row One, L to R, Susan Dreves, Tadd Wagner, Brian Smith, Eric Donawho, Kent Bolinger, Kirk Davis, Row Two: Mr. Wheat, sponsor, Lori Caldwell, Brian Fisch, Melinda Walters, BJ. Connell, Rickey Swindellg Row Three: jeff McEwin, Ruben Rodriguez, Timmy Tyra, Eddie Cooley. Clubs Inform Students ICT is a class taught by Mr. Sam Wheat and is offered to juniors and seniors. This class allows a student to attend school part of the day, while working the latter half of the day. These various jobs prepare for a future career and class credit is also earned. The Student Advisory Committee, sponsored by Ms, Meek and Miss Wilson have an active membership of 18. The President is Yolanda Sparks and the Vice President is Mikaela Wade. The organization takes part in devel- oping more activities to eliminate minority group isolation, as well as serving as a hu- man relations group. Thanks to the efforts of this committee, we have a suggestion box located in the front office. 154 STUDENT ADVISORY, ICT l P . 7 - ,,,1 Student Advisory: Row One, L to R, Mrs. Meek, sponsor, Sheri Smith, Pauline Cura, Paula Thornton, Yolanda Sparks, Becky Quiroz, Row Two: Serisa Smith, Catrina Araine, Mikaela Wade, Lynn Reynolds, Melissa joiner, Sonya Lyon, Laura Ray, Denise joyce, jim Wiley, Carol Huckaby, Nathan McClellan.

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Choir Has inning Year The A Capella Choir of Southwest has actively participated in many contests, local and abroad. In the fall, the choir had All-District tryouts. Christmas assemblies and city choir contests were the winter activities, spring brought on practice for the spring musical, ulirigacloonn, and a z- ' concert tour of VVest Texas ancl New Mexico, The A Capella Choir is 'z V S X llllilel' Ill? SllpG1'ViSiOIl of Mr. Dillllly H6'IlSl9y. Donna Thomasson and Tammy McCurdy practice their singing warm-ups, A Cappella Choir: Row One, L to R, Lisa Stamey, Terrie Graham, Kathy Exner, Kia Richmond, C-len Whitaker, john Stenger, Patty Lampley, Diana Copffarth, Brian Harris, Carol Condon, Row Two: Ellen Vernon, Amy King, Steve Vangeem, Terrisa Parvin, Donna Thomasson, Leonard Brown, Daniel Harris, Yvonnia Shaw, Kathie Hempel, Larry Swartz, Terri Crump, Row Three: Kim Lowery, Venetta Williams, Phil Dorsey, Amy Cross, Lori Cooley, Steve Sitz, Kim Kallmeyer, Anne Nocher, jeff Harwell, Sherrie Stiles, Tracy Wise, Row Four: Marilyn Poytner, Pam Lowery, Scott Wilson, Patricia Friesen, Tammy McCurdy, Ray Wade, Danny Wright, Beverly Zophy, Laura Horton, jim McKenzie. All-District Choir: Row One, L to R, Bev Zophy, jim Cain, Kia Richmondg Row Two: jeff Harwell, Terissa Parvin, Larry Swartz, Marilyn Poyner, Ray Ward, Row Three: Keith Hoover, Laura Horton, Scott Wilson, Trish Priesen, Danny VVright. 156 CHOIR