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

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. 0 Trailblazers The Trailblazers spent the busiest part of their year during football sea- son. They traveled to the away games by bus and helped at home football games to direct traffic and park cars. They were headed by sponsors Robert Blakey and Deryl Fox. The group worked throughout the season to help in many areas. 'K- 138 Involvement -'N -sl 7-- - A1 'if ,V ,..,.. , .- A.. .WP , X ff., 351.-'lr A v.

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FF Agriculture students were kept busy from the very first of the year, and even started their work by attending the 46th state FFA meeting in July, going to the Keller livestock show in August and winning the Herdsman Award. The State Fair was next on their list of trav- els and then the district leadership conference which was hosted by Boswell. The department sponsored a welding course in the fall and graduated students who attended. The club sold oranges and grapefruit during the months before Christmas for their money-making project. Besides holding their monthly meetings, they attended workshops and judging contests at other schools. Tina Hogan was elected dis- trict sweetheart and attended the area contest in May with the club. The organization concluded the year by hos- ting a banquet in the Student Center which was for members and families. .'-1.2. 56' ' TL L Involvement 137

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A 5 sv' ,-- ational Honor Society Thirty-six new members were inducted intotthe Bos- well Chapter of the National Honor Society during cere- monies in May. Organization president Brenda Pope read the creed as the new members became officially installed. Members of the group are selected on their scholarship, service, lead- ership and character. Other officers of the group were Tim Gauntt, Denise Lodes, Van Hartnitt, and Deniece Blount. Involvement 139