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

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al Golfer Mike Crisco takes a practice swing at the Lake Country Course. bl Junior Tracee Fowler hnished another successful year after winning district, and regionals and a fourth place at state. cl Girls' golfers: left to right: Margie Curtis, Coach Terry Reynolds, Tracee Fowler and Coach Don Boen. dl Margie Curtis competed individually for Boswell. el Mark Gannon, a senior golfer, looks watchfully as he takes a swing to warm-up before district. fi Senior golfer Reed Bogue won the number one medalist honor at district. gl Boys' team: left to right: Coach Terry Reynolds, Rob Corn, Mike Crisco, Rusty Freeman, Reed Bogue, Mark Gannon. Q f f Q Spring Activities 165

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Boys Win District, Fowler Gets State Fourth The Boswell boys golf team captured the district championship by 59 strokes and went on to Hnish sixth at district this year, while girls' golfer Tracee Fowler made her third trip to state and finished fourth to round out the golf season. Senior Reed Bogue was medalist for the boys at district, with teammates Mark Gannon and Mike Crisco falling in at second and third. The team beat Azle to take the 3A-5 title with a total score of 659 in the two-day tourney. Tracee won district on the Pecan Plantation and Rockwood courses and then advanced to take hrst place at TWU in regional play. Margie Curtis was the only other girls' golfer who competed. The girls played at Richardson Berkner and Plano, where Fowler placed second, and at Everman, Keller, and Decatur the state qualifier took Hrsts. The boys' team played in Denton, Plano, and Ardmore, Okla., prior to the district tournament. They also competed at Pecan Plantation, Joshua, and Bridgeport, where they hnished second, third, and fourth, respectively. a b N43 IL 0 9 naw'- ' 037' , I A ' .,-Q f' it .Lf fbi ' 1 ,.f'f'F,v'. ., - . , .-,, .ff -if ya C nr . . . 2' -... , ,x x-Sea , , 4, . ,- x Q. Q J .ax 1. . -'1Ef,e. af 4 ' Q 164 Spring Acitivities

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Price, Allen Lead Seniors to Graduation The 219 graduating seniors of 1980 were the hrst to have baccalaureate and graduation exercises in Boswell's new gymnasium. As the seniors had practice and enjoyed a luncheon on the morning of graduation, they began to realize they were edging closer to what they had waited for for 12 years. Leading the class was Valedictorian Denisha Price and Salutatorian Robert Allen. The senior class ofhcers presided at the ceremonies by giving the invocation, Pledge of Allegiance and making other introductions. The speaker was James Rurak, professor of religion from Texas Christian University. As always, graduation was the end and a beginning of a new era for a very special group of people. It was the end of tardy bells, the end of quarters and tests, detention hall and the end of a way of life. Now, some will see the world, some will be introduced to the experiences of college and others will face the prospects and rewards of working and developing skills to last for a lifetime. Although the seniors were graduating into a new phase of life, there would be the memories of Boswell High School that they would never forget. 5 is C 166 Spring Activities riaiiif' lizfwsgki