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

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,AIRS ,-048' -t lv- ' nigh, Clockwise from top left: I can't believe they washed my editorial down the drain! , exclaims Enrique Soria. After we count the profits, we'll decide between either the Swiss bank account or an Alcapulco holiday, glee- fully remarks Mrs. Sue Winter to Bruce Kile. Eric Web- ber, caught by an unidentified photographer, tries to shield the guilty emotion of selling underground Rebe- Iatlon's to the innocent souls of Kyle Wilkie, Scott Woodward, and Kevin Snelus. Editor Jane Hooks dis- plays a look of disapproval when handed an article con- cerning The Ins and Outs of Journalism. f A 'Q-Z ' Start the Presses When someone mentions the Rebelation staff as a group of people who do nothing but write stories and turn them in, he has never been on that staff. Not only do these individuals research numerous news tips, but they also work hard to sell ads, and work even harder to promote their product to the student body. The Rebelation requires many concentrated hours of, before, and after, school work, with each staffer contributing a creative aspect to regular news stories, editorials, humor, and feature stories. This paper has been a consistent award winner in many area competitions, and has become a permanent part of South- west's lifestyle. FIEBELATION 17 .yn - s-

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Diligent Staffers i Fight Deadlines Facing a never ending battle against the perpetual deadline, fourteen staffers and photographers work fourth period, after school, weekends, and sometimes into the night to prepare enough pages to go to the printer. Sorting, cropping, and identifying never-ending stacks of photographs, draw- ing layouts, writing copy and captions, the '78 Yee-Haw staff chronicles the year in pic- ture and in words, leaving a lasting mo- mento of the 1977-1978 school year. From top left going counter clockwise: Managing editor Jane Hooks looks passively through a Paschal yearbook. Editor-in- Chief Frank Pittman instructs a class of freshmen in howto fill out picture envelopes. In one of many 'circle the wagons' encoun- ter groups are: Steve Massey, Diana Martin, Melissa Helm, Pam Patison, Laura Harris, Susan Brownlee, Michele Mitchell, and Alice Amsden. Me- lissa Helm and Mich- ele Mitchell decide on which pictures to use for their layout. 16 ANNUAL g t if g,. 7 - ,t

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Upper left going clockwise: Annal, anna2, anna you know what to do .,,.. The Rebel band performs one of their award-winning formations. Director Richard Crummel cap- tures his audience's attention by bringing up the likes of his old fraternity, Delta Sigma Phi. Various band members express their delight in the prospect of marching in the wee hours of the morning, Jimbo Gilliland and Amy Gralino find the pleasurable aspects of marching band much more exciting. Mindy Hicks displays the typical attire worn by an early morning marcher. Despite the thirty degree weather of November, these fierce- looking marchers stand ready for any command. 1 A: , X- if 4' 'Q' we S U AJ X, . E 69 31' gr 18 BAND Q . '- .' . ,Af 1:4 N., .... 15,.1,., -T .,-z- - tab .,..,. ',w,- f ,JNM