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

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Homecoming Queen Lee Thompson with Escort Tom Vick, Class of '73. Members of Lee's Court and their escorts were Cheryl Harrington and Marshall Harris, Sharon Francis and John Witte, Ell n Berman and Robby Bunch, an3Vicki Coker and Mark Fournier. for blast off. ' All of a sudden it was Friday, November 16 - the day students thought would never come. The crowded halls vibrated with shouts of excitement, and the muffled tinkling of bells on beribboned mums filled the air. Homecoming 197 3 had finally come. There had been the decorating of the halls - traditional, yet new and creative, with each class uniting to form ideas and plan a theme to carry out. Each class hall was a winner, but the seniors' finally was chosen the best. Of course ' the other classes will have other chances other years. . The Homecoming Pep Rally was marked with special features like the crowning of the ' Homecoming Queen and the senior girls' last pep rally skit. There was excitement for all, and yet a little sadness for seniors - it was their last Homecoming and last football pep rally as students, rather than exes. Then,came the big game against Heights, with Rebel hopes suddenly shattered for the IOAAAA District Crown. Though filled with disappointment, students were able to iive to music of Purpose at the annual Homecoming Dance, held this year at the Blackstone Hotel. And so ended Homecoming 1973.

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