W E Boswell High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Fort Worth, TX)

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French Club French students corresponded with pen pals from the native country and prepared for a trip over the summer months to Europe to visit the places they have studied. The trip sprang from the correspondence of the pen pals, who will also be coming to America to visit later in the year. Members of the club participated in the foreign lan- guage festival at Austin College in Sherman in the spring. Students found themselves to be winners in several divisions. The year was spent with meetings held monthly at members' homes, with each including a picnic, dinner or party. One such meeting included a dinner prepared of French foods, including French menus. Q, I ' 1 ,- 1 -f-we 1 View ' Q if 633553 iii-':'.1 fialkgimf ' ,i WL- T -'Yi 1 1 ,f 4,1139 if 5 ., S ff 'J B. K vel., S .qcnvdft -l.,dil6BRb-.. Involvement 123

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Spanish Club The year was one of the busiest for Spanish students with the highlights of the year being the presentation of a workshop at the state Pan American Student Fo- rum convention in San Antonio and the winning of a scholarship by Sherri Edwards. Most of the year was spent in preparation of Asi Es Panama for PASF's golden anniversary convention. The group presented costumes, foods, customs, a slide show and program surrounding their theme. Cindy Willbanks was district PASF chairman. Bos- well activities included visits to a rest home at Christ- mas with favors and dinner at various members' homes. The club helped to finance their projects by sell- ing candy early in the year. They attended a language fair at Austin College in the spring and competed, bringing home awards in many categories. 1 v: Q, , fr 1 me 1 I ii, A, 5' 2 fi ,. 51. ' i ,r5,fr'1g,k 1 zftgaf .g, A Wwbfhfr 0,3 4 Qi L. ,iqfgig V KES ? ,ff 1:15, 15:33 F E V f X 'Hf'.5', iraq: W . fjiwff fb ' 'fowl is leg f wa 5 l -fl-ri wgfxi? ,, 3 i l 'Q' To g y gf., f .. , r'-fifa fr fws 5 I i ,P F 1. '-ff? iq.: ,iiqifr 752 5? ff a S 9 . , - as S if . S A f, 'M 77' Q . , if f , ', ,, , ai VL l 4, Z ff' H V 4 4 3-Sa ' ' if V ' '. .Q w f T' ' 4 17 in f 1 Y - g ,. - ii: , sg , :iii Q ' p V' . L .4 L' rf' s +1 --f f Q C. . Y i A wmv 2 f A ' , ' . L' ' ,iw E:J.w'3 153-1' . 2' ' 5 9 Y' . - , , N a Q s Lgagffl t if-. Q f .L -t.- ,fi ..a -- 2 , ' lf f,ia1es ' . - f .I ,Y . I ' - f A '. 2 I g la l Esq wg I V 8 , ,VV 32' X 'A X A . . -, - - ,, r ff , 'rg , , A is Q . c . a- , Q, . ,. ii . . :N Q- . i. 1 ' 3Y'kX...:2 ,fs '.j3fg,,i5,ffq'f,zMg5,Qg?,,s-:T ' a . ,ki I I E iis iizszgi r f A f f - 122 Involvement like XML! i

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Pioneer Press Staff Thirty students staffed the school publication for the 1976-77 year. Sue Hampton, Tommy Curtis and Katie Reynolds were editors of the bi-monthly paper which received an award of Distinguished Merit from the UIL Press Conference in the spirng. It was the sec- ond time in three years for the paper to receive the honor for out- standing quality placed in the highest rank of Texas school newspa- pers in its classification for the school year. Senior Van Hartnitt received a third place in the state in sports writing for a story about the Boswell-Grapevine tie during football season. The staff was ad- vised by Rennetta Davis. u,,,,.. ,gg ,Q z 'rg f 'Z'1 5 n - F Q ' 1 ff ri ' 'Qt F'--. J? W7 '.- 'ir it .- ,. -. WH4' 1-ff ,,...... rm- . . me WJ -,. M, td? 124 Involvement