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

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fi M From upper left, going clockwise: Mike Frank is stunned when he finds out today is not Sunday. l'm not going to fall . . . I'm not going to fall, exclaims Jeff Pray. Annual day spawns the yearly ritual of mutual 'best wishes' written in ev- eryone's yearbook. Don't bother me while I'm trying to think, states an annoyed Bruce Marchand. Laura Brown states that she really doesn't want to have her picture taken. Super Chicken brightens up after being hand fed at Mayfest '77. B-b-but I don't want boys' P.E. fourth period stammers Lynn Supple. Lv- www, they also separate into the colors of the spectrum . I 1

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n i. 1:g14t1IgiZ From top, going clockwise: Danni Dietz ponders the deeper meaning of lunch while patiently waiting for the bell. Unable to get attention any other way, Keith Janes attempts a song to quiet a Southwest pep rally. While Ga- briel Cedillo earnestly concen- trates on reading his English as- signment, Kurt Maples finds a midday nap much more pleasing. lf l have to do just one more notecard sighs a weary Marjorie Young. Pat Sotello suc- combs to weariness, unable to find a phone booth to change back to Clark Kent. John Lynass obviously becomes frustrated af- ter being unable to contact the 'Death Star' over a language lab headset. 9