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

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With summer just around the corner, senioritis became even more contagious. Students began eating outdoors, playing frisbee at activity period and lunches, and finished making their plans for the summer months. As the end of the year became more evident, activities were at an uproar . . . Tracksters Dana Henson and Karen Lomerson ran themselves to victory at the regional meet with a third place in the 220 and a sixth place in the 440, respectively . ., Melanie Davis was seventh in the mile and Terri Tate was fifth in the shot, while Melanie Glover jumped to eighth spot in the high jump ... Everett Rhodes was fourth in the 1600 meter run and Kirk Mongomery was eighth in the 110 hurdles and fifth in the 330 hurdles... Mrs. Claudia Hill, after 28 years, retired as the manager of the cafeteria. . .The National Honor Society inducted 65 new members . .. In tennis, the netters went to regionals with Terry Hawthorne placing third in singles and Eric Cook and Jeff Owens taking fourth place in doubles . .. Mary Kay Winchell was a competitor in girls singles in regionals, and Lauren Scheer and Kris Wood came in fourth in doubles . . . VOCCT member Valerie McElyea was selected state secretary . . . Teachers Mizell, Shelby, Everett and Hunt, replaced Harris, Ott, Jones, and Williams , . . Senior Follies and Show- Off were a big hit in May, along with the yearbook which came out before the end of school .... Danny Pemberton and Vickie Crisco were named Basketball beau and sweetheart . . . David Lang was awarded the John Philip Sousa award in band . . . The Aggie Band performed a concert for the public in March ... Diana Wartelle Won a S600 PASF Scholarship in Spanish ...The Student Council hosted a breakfast for the teachers and the French club traveled to Dallas for dinner... The Sportsmanship Award was given to Mark Rauch and Diana Wartelle ... As a project, the Home Economics department redecorated a mobile home ... Celeste Bandy won first in the Jets Science Fair... HERO sponsored the Super-Walkathon for the March-of- Dimes. The regional gymnastics meet was held at Boswell on April 4-5 with Tracy LaQuey placing seventh and Dee Dee Russell placing sixth in all-round . .. Angie Phipps placed seventh in vault and Carol Lay finished fifth in vault ,... In boys' gymnastics, Kevin Robinson placed fifth in all-round, Jeff Cantwell placed seventh, Rob Miller placed ninth extemporaneous speaking in CVAE-Co- op competition .... Five members were elected to fill spots on the Eagle Mountain-Saginaw School Board in April ...The Mr. Pibb Ball added to lunchtime activities . . . The school board accepted bids for an addition to the central Administration Building and FTA went to Houston for their state meeting and held a spring induction of oflicers at Colonial Cafeteria in May .... in the high bars, with Pete Schmerber eleventh . . . The choir hosted the district talent show in March ... Terry Petelin was elected president of the Student Council for next year . . . French students toured Europe over spring break . .. Cathy Lewis placed sixth in bulletin boards at the OEA contest .... Junk food was scheduled to be cut from the cafeteria by U.S. regulations . . . Kollette Gish was voted the outstanding musician with Donna Perkins and David Piekarski voted as outstanding seniors at the band banquet in May at TCJC . . . A new menu in the cafeteria brought combo lunches and a salad bar ..., The completion of the Fine Arts Center was set for the first of school, 1980 , . . The choir attended the Sandy Lakes Festival and earned a III rating ... Robert Riley and Mike Byers placed in ICT events in district , . . The FFA banquet was held in the cafeteria in May . .. Liz Lochabay placed second in The one-act play, lThieves Carnival', went to Austin for the state one-act play contest after winning first at regionals in Denton .... Thespian Bob Allen won hrst at regional in informative speaking to earn a spot at state . . . Bobby Joe Cleveland was third in prose and Becky Brroks was an alternate in persuasive speaking to the state meet Two Vietnamese students joined the students body at Boswell ,., Students won the 3A-5 UIL Sweepstakes Trophy ...The band earned a II rating at the Louisiana Contraband Festival . . . Johnny Warren was an alternate at the DE contest for state in finance and credit... Lone Star Farmer Degrees were awarded to FFA members Tracy Copenhaver, Terry Highfill, Eddie Shelman and Kelly McMillan . .. Dallas Cowboy coach Mike Ditka spoke at the all-sports Pioneer 'Round-Up' in May . . . Thespians received awards for their work throughout the year at their banquet in May... Outstanding 153

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The 1980 Junior-Senior prom was HA Time for Us , that the seniors of 1980 will never forget. The intimate atmosphere set oft in the Lakeview Room of T.C.J.C, NW campus was illuminated with candelabra, an archway, and dim lights. The greenery and flowers added that special effect the pron1 had on everyone. The old tradition of the reading of wills and prophecies was ended and a new one began. An elegant archway was set up and as seniors and their escorts walked underneath, there was a 'llittle something said about each senior that their teachers wrote about them. Another major attraction that got everyone in the dancing mood was a live band. l'Essence , who had played at previous assemblies at Boswell, played variety of rock music as everyone ujanunedH,in theirforn1alatHre,on the dance floor. .- fi ' J , av .K I V. f X S . . K K , I' zjjw - J. 1 , , .s- ,, B, nga? 4 rJ ,L L B , d ALJ.: f 1 1 1 al Senior Randy Murray and his date smile for the camera under the decorated archway bl Mike Dyer, Carl Moss, and Sheri Means reach down for another bite while Susie Nowlin contemplates it. cl Senior sponsors David Moerbe and Beverly Campisi introduce the seniors. dl The Band, tlEssence , plays their best and succeeds in getting everyone on the dance Hoor. el Lines of students and their dates wait in anxiety for food. fl Boswell students dance the night away gl Senior J.J. Mori shows Tammy Dodson a little affection while they think no one's looking. hl Senior Sheryl Fowler screams in excitement as just being named Miss Foghorn, 1980 Spring Activities 155