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

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Q Q Rebels Line Up For Long Wait As the bells ring and the days go by, the South- west student makes his way up the ladder of high school rank, soon to depart into the uncertainty of college. But when one seriously takes a close look into what comprises the time spent in high school, one item takes a place high in the list: waiting. In the lunchroom, during a fire drill, in the halls, and during yearly picture taking, the high school stu- dent constantly uses his time waiting for one thing or another. There is waiting to get in the building, waiting to get out of the building, waiting for lunch to begin, waiting for a lecture to be over, waiting to get into a room, waiting to get out of the parking lot. Students also wait at the coke machine, wait at a water fountain, wait in front of a counselor's of- fice, and wait outside a vice-principal's office. Not to mention the greatest. of them all: waiting to graduate .... WAITING 13

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at P' 'Someda We'11 Get Organized' Waiting, waiting, waiting .... It seems to never end. Based on all outward appearances, the casual ob- server would wonder how anything ever gets accom- plished in high school. The answer is simple: the stu- dent body and faculty at Southwest has mastered the art of the classroom 'quickief Between the pep rallies, celebrity assemblies, I.D. pictures, class pictures, fire drills, powder puff games, and the rest of the waiting in and out of class, teachers manage to explain assign- ments, issue work, give last spelling tests, take up work, and give an encouraging word to the student who, for the privilege of getting out of class, must rec- oncile himself to endless homework. WAITING 15