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

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Art Club Highlights of the year for members of the Art Club was the building of the Homecoming float in November and the Show-off in May. The group began plans early in the fall for the float, which resembled a colorful carousel, The float was used to transport the Homecoming Queen nominees down the track before the Homecoming crowd. In the spring, art students began preparations to exhibit their year's work at the Show-off. Work in water colors, pin and ink, ceramics, and pointallism were displayed. Helping their sponsor, Mrs. loAnn Easley, the students also contributed to the Prom by assisting with the backdrop and wall decorations to go along with the Bourbon Street theme. -'ilk 116 Organizations WZJI. li I J ' ,, ' ' 'ill' N ., ,, 2, ' ' 'Vfififw S 4 gi A'l ' Qt, ,J ,, WI, ., l 5621 xi 41QN'sf's i' ,-T9 ' W, . f . y V ,-,J 5 -W wee -sz W: .aw if E1 -- Gaia .. . , 5 'V n , ff J' 4 I A' 35. 5.25 5 . , ew . . , , .. . V 'W' .',, - . ,.., Qi' X i p Qiftf-M N 7 J' V r ' ' ' i . f -V ' Hi t .f-ezztzzgfr r 2 t , ,Q 1 f 4 at 0 . . . ' A ' M age, '-M. I Q' 4 e n .1 'Und 1 , td if i if 4 5 'A W ,. ' vb h.s'f f'l,l'-nl 4. ,L ,, . Hx .. 'S .mf ,V X 'Q . ,E JJ .Ta .I f Z ..,.. . gl If in ,y . f N A lx k':'L3?Ir, J31 ,, a ,buf :tiff -', :Wish 1 f 'K j fr's'?. v X N i 2 s elf X-'L.'f'?ra-3 we ' -N. -n . 1, :-1 W . 1 f4Hif't-X rs C- 4

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Spanish Club A busy year for the Spanish Club was highlighted by members attending the Pan American Student Forum Convention at San Antonio in March. However, much time, preparation, and planning took place during the year to enable approxi- mately twenty members to make the trip. Throughout the year many fund-raising projects were held such as: a car wash, bake sales, and selling various candy which helped each member pay for the con- vention. Along with raising money for scholarships, and other activities, Spanish Club members found time to have fun by participating in traditional Christmas car- oling at nursing homes, and delivering carnations to students in their third period classes on Valentines Day. As the year came to an end, the annual election and in- stallation of officers was held, and todos de los miembros del club de espanol went to a fiesta at Burger's Lake. 'fling 00- 2 .. so A X 1. Gu' 118 Organizations