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

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Pioneers continued to go on and on throughout the year to take the next step towards new goals and achievements. From the first day of school, we knew that 1980 would be a year of successes and failures. Through the exams, sports, and activities at Boswell, we realized that Pioneers are a special breed, individual, yet able to pull together when the school year was most trying. We learned and grew, together. We played and made friends together, sharing our experiences with one another. And as these nine months came to a close, the memories came flooding back to the seniors as graduation neared, and to the underclassmen as they realized their time would come. Here, a search began for a guiding star to lead us in the years to come and to assure us that there would be hope for tomorrow. And there was the Pioneer spirit that could never die, it would go on and on, like the memories of 1979 and 80 that will never be forgotten. ab Junior Denise Danko works hard getting her project ready for the Boswell Science Fair in February. bl Junior Kyle Sayers carefully recites to his fellow classmates during lunch period, ci Senior Janet Fulkerson and Sophomore Amy Williams enjoy their lunch period with a laugh, dl Debby Forrest seems to be up in the air when it comes to Grady Ezell. el Senior Karla Thome and Junior Jodi Barton add a smile to a rainy day. X. J Ad 146 Closing

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