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

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HERO Students in child development spent three days a week, every Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday in classrooms in district schools learning to teach, and observing behavior of early childhood, kindergarten and first grade stu- dents. Students also worked at Hansel and Cre- tel, Langls, and Kinder Kare Day Care Centers. The club sponsored a Halloween party and a Christmas party for two local day care centers from money they made from selling shorts and from donations to the toy drive. Members took a tour of the Edna Cladney Home and afterwards took candy to Cook's Children Hospital for Eas- ter. The club also sponsored the Hike-Bike to help retarded citizens of the area and raised over 32,700 for the cause. Members met for dinner at various houses dur- ing the year and even had a scavenger hunt at Miss Beverly Hall's, club sponsor. 140 organizations

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Pep Squad This yearls Pep Squad was extra busy with pre- paring and performing a different routine at every home football game. They purchased blue and gold balloons which they sold during the Homecoming game and the post-season play-offs. The girls sup- ported the Pioneer team as they rode the buses and backed them up from Denton to Mesquite and then to Farrington Field for the semi-finals game. Dur- ing regular season, pep squad sold candy bars to raise money. Officers were: president, Lisa Dyerg vice president, Teresa Alleng secretary, Linda Moreland, treasurer, jamie Tidwell and historian, Donna Reynolds. refs A 'L Organizations 139

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il ts. FTA The Future Teachers of America were quite busy this year. Cathy Lewis took the place of parliamentarian after the resignation of Kim Blakeman. On October 31, members took candy to Cook's Children Hospital. The club sold candy lollipops, on Valentine's Day sold love grams, then on St. Patrickls Day they collected money for Shamrock's for Muscular Dys- trophy. Teaching Days were April 12 and 13 in which many members participated. Mia Frost ran for District Miss FTA and received third place. Officers were Kim Reed, presidentg Chris Blakeman, vice-presidentg Nancy Croce, secretaryg Donna Reynolds, treasurerg and Cathy Lewis parliamentarian. . 1:f:M':?s' 1 -! V- -5 - 'H' f 1. ,- irfn' gr ..5,-'Li-f?..'. if 'Cc' 1- , W ' -M . f ' -'rw - y -- fas,1gf. 11 4f'Y'-'rs V v .- ., g.fZ1'fQ'Li'-if-Q Wa-' . Gi if 3 wc. ff? 2' - - 4 . '. . W' vA'Q, '2', 7 t4 1 ' WI 4i71..5 q Yilfvw '.:'f'f c ' er at D iyugeef, .2 L 4, -egg- 13, 3 . '..', . p,q.- ' sf' ' '-'fr' V' 1 ' 5 1 . Q 1- ra. 9, 1 . f -L -1 bf 'Q! . ' Q, -' -vs, 'W W -Us, .1 -R . ,S F EI' ' A' hw ,W , ef, . , 1 rg - , .3, . 1 I . Nil -A s L.. 9 v' ', -A .L . T454 .- 5 Y I X 3 ff ' 9 ' 1 'A 1 -5111? Q' gp ' . 5 1 4' ' . bf ' '- an - ow! ' 1 f us e t ..,f:g Y. .,'f1'- Kiszififffe .'fh'.1f f' f ' arf ' ,Wig-'ffw ff-Q Sup. way -I 1-C :- . ' ++ 15:2-a-gtigfgr gsrfif . :Elf 'W - p . .,. 55 V A .W .IL- lh. U -- nk. 'af tif-iff . Rf-F W' 1 5 'Q 3-' rltfugiff, I ' et A 1.3 L -5 3. 55- , 3 lvffvm-e cf w 'fr Qlf if f f ' . Q f XT 4' .-, 4. , tc U 1: I Q 'Sump' I 1, 'V ll Av: F wivfxf ,,. . . ' Y F! A If , l . ll 'F L ,Tamil Y' : x 1 , 1 1 'lx , - uv W, ' 5.1 - 1 V lf X , e 'i , -.viii U4 All. 5. 1