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

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O.E. . The Office Education Association was headed this year by two presidents, one for the laboratory class, and another for the co- op class. The year began with the installa- tion of new officers and several meetings with members going out to eat. A progres- sive dinner was held at Christmas time. The officers and members attended the area competition at the Northwest campus of TCJC in February' and several girls at- tended the state contests in Fort Worth as delegates and the highlight of the year was the national convention, which was held in Houston in May. A banquet was held toward the end of the year for employers and their co-op students. Z .. g 5 -'ts FEW! vi as--M Y

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in ix ww, , ,.,, ,f H.E.R.O. Students in child development spent three days a week in class- rooms in the district schools learning to teach and observing behav- ior of early childhood and kindergarten students. In addition to their regular center schedules, they spent two full days during the year in schools helping the teachers. This was the first year for students to work in a day care center, where children of working parents are left for supervision all day. Students were transported to Hansel and Gretel Day Care Center on Jacksboro Highway for work in an actual child care program. The club sponsored a Halloween party and a Christmas party for two local day care centers from money they made from candy sales in November. The club members also made their own T-shirts. Members met for dinner at various houses during the year and topped the year off with a trip to Six Flags in the spring. 4 Involvement 129

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ffice Duplication uf N.. The VOCCT chapter from Boswell took first place in the Business Procedures contest at the state convention for the second year in Dallas in April. Laura Rogers, The- resa Majors, and Cynthia White received honorable men- tions in individuals events and the scrapbook, entered by Elena Castillo, placed in the top four. a c c r The girls kept in practice throughout the year by doing all duplication jobs for the school and many outside jobs for area organizations. Involvement 131