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

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This was a year when clubs made it all happen. The traditional Teacher of the Monthi' sponsored by FTA, and the annual student- faculty volleyball game started the year off with a big boom. The Thespians presented the pro- duction of the Wizard of Ozv which in tum gave other clubs the momentum to get into the action. As Thanksgiving rolled around, the hearts of many Were opened as shown by the canned-food drive sponsored by the student council and the HERO toy drive that Was aimed at aiding underpriviledged families in our community. As the time began to pass, all of the clubs of Big Bos seem to go into full swing. Their good deeds and helpful hands accomplished a lot in such a short time. And can you believe it? It was done all in a year .... ORGANIZA- TIONS

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