Western Hills High School - Catamount Yearbook (Fort Worth, TX)

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152 Activites The Howdy Dance gets great results as students get into the spirit of Hills. Mike Meyer and julie Boler cuddle up for a picture. f Stan Brown really gets into the music at the Howdy Dance.

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Howdy Dance Attracts a Crowd Howdy Queen Carissa Cisco and Howdy King Chris Ward joel Folger, DJ. from radio station KEGL, spins the records while everyboby rocks. dance just after being crowned. Howdy Week at Western Hills completed with the traditional owdy Dance, held in the school afeteria on September 8th. The dance gave everyone a chance o socialize and get acquainted. At he mid-point of the dance, the lights ere turned up and the Howdy ueen and King were crowned. This ear, students honored Carissa Cisco nd Chris Ward with the crowns. The dance ran smoothly with the elp of joel Folger and his wide Freshmen kick up their heels at the Howdy Dance. variety of music. Freshmen lost bashful tendencies and filled dance floor. A perfect evening concluded at midnight with traditional slow dance. their the was the Activities 131

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Parents Night Proves Successful 1 J - 55,155 .-33, if . -5: fr - 'LFE Mrs. Winifred Elliott discusses English grades with interested parents, Mrs. Vash Riley fschool substitute teacherj converses with parents in Mrs. Gorzny's journalism class. Parents line up to speak to Ms. Farmer in French class. October 25, 1984 marked the seventeenth annual Parents Night at Western Hills. The open house began at 6:00 p.m. with a PTSO meeting in the auditorium. Mr. Fulton welcomed the visitors and in- troduced the faculty to the parents. The Western Hills Choir entertain- ed the guests with songs. Afterwards, the parents were invited to meet with the teachers in the classroom to discuss all facets of school and stu- dent life at Hills. Parents Night 133