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

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Hobbies Provide Rest, Relaxation Putting a horse through its paces with the glowing red sun setting calmly in the west, or checking in with the tower before taking off down a long runway into the sky are some of the things that people like Laura Wright and John Barber do in their spare time. Whether it be battling the windy whitecaps while racing a sailboat or tinkering with minute motorcycle parts, Boswell students seem to find many difterent things to amuse themselves. There are different seasons for different hobbies, so while lVlike Beckner may be skiing out on the lake during the hot summer vacation, someone else may be all bundled up, bombing the slopes in Red River during the icy winter months. All in all, people seem to find some kind of hobby that fits their personality and meets their definitions of a good time. Some people prefer to continue their hobbies for years at a time even passing them down as a family tradition by collecting trinkets such as Diana Wartelle's growing camel collection. These things may be worthless to some, but priceless to their owner. Among this never ending list of Ucollector's items are such things as t-shirts, koala bears, matchbooks, napkins, straws, autographs, glasses, ticket stubs, spoons, plants, keys, or records. Rounding up the calves to try another run is an everyday routine of vice-principal Angie Averhoff Every day after putting in her hours of work at school, lVlrs. Averhoff ventures to the stables to Usaddle up into her hobby. With the school days coming one after another and students groaning more and more, there is still a means of 'lescape with a hobby whether it be Janell Norris working on the bar while practicing ballet or Dana lVlcElreath talking to her plants to help them grow. As long as it appeals to the individual, it's just another step for Pioneers who tend to keep to growing on and on. 3 L l l i i glint- l X , i i l X' , ,

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al Senior Mark Rauch demonstrates his limitless resource of strength as he crushes Dr. Pepper cans against his forehead. bl Two students work fervently to arrange their notebooks during the precious few minutes between classes. cl With a few minutes to herself, senior Erin Hooper looks back peacefully on all the happenings of the day. dl During the spirited pep rallies, a vast variety of signs and contraptions were displayed. el Bodie Wartelle shows off his vast athletic genius by twirling a basketball on only one linger. fl A couple takes advantage of a quiet moment , or two during lunch, ,Z-f , X Gegilg' X me .Merc i 12 Pioneers Go On and On P5 f--tm qiwwg 7 to 552'