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

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ELLIE9 Q. Ei' fi, ,... ii 'C 1 1 su , . 1'x Q ks x,- A 1 Everyone at the Pep Rallies does his Cheerleaders show their spirit by yelling Red and White the Colors as they support thing lo urge 'fl'19 team +0 WCTORY- the Big Rebel Team. POS says Power to Southwest. 22 Spirit at Southwest this year was outstanding. The freshmen, sophomores, iuniors, and seniors really got it together and worked as a group to support the Rebels. Pride of Southwest, Concerned Senior Girls, the Big Red Rebel Band, and the student body as a whole backed the Rebels and watched their great leaps to victory over the rival teams. This year the student body proved its support by its attendance at not only the pep rallies, but also the games. From this backing the Rebels were inspired and the victories were numerous. Indeed everyone was in on the act which made Southwest truly the number one school.

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J Valerie Shaw waves +l'1e +eam +o Vic+ory The concern of lhe senior girls is shown +hrough flue spirif roused a+ Pep Rallies. Here Valerie lngle, Leona Johnson, and Viclrie Colrer show +l1e foofball guys how if was clone in +he '40's.