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

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al Donna Dominey charts a tiny white rat's progress during Biology II. bl Junior Engineering Technical Society members for the 1979-80 school year. The sponsors were Mrs. Melba Riggs, Miss Alma Cox, and Mr. Samuel Lee. 37 Senior Mike Byers is seen selling sausage, part of the JETS club money-making project. dlSenior Steve Harlow attempts to create a bug-free computer program. el The Chi Alpha Mu Chapter of Boswell High School for the 1979-80 school year. Sponsors were Miss Kathleen Ott and Mr. James Atchison. fl Seniors Scott Worrell and Alan Livingston observe senior David Piekarski as he runs a program on one of the school's computers. ts gs W 1- d Boswell High School's Chapter ofthe Chi Alpha Mu Cbetter known as the Math Clubl was busy from the time the Math Club was made up of selected FI! um' 1' in the field of mathematics. Their first trip for the year was a weekend in Houston visiting NASA and listening to speakers. Next, a tour of the Braniff Airline Facilities at D.F.W. Airport was given by a Branifl' pilot. Members also had a chance to see the magic of lasers at the Museum of Natural Science and History in Fort Worth. Many other activities and projects were planned for the year by the club's sponsors, Miss Kathleen Ott and Mr. James Atchinson and the oflicers, Scott Worrell, president, Chris Stranc, vice- president, Lesa Blakey, secretary and Angela Russell, treasurer. Organizations 47 year began with fund raising projects, Q9 ,Y field trips and other exciting activities. 5.- 1! flmf' for students with above-average grades, Q good citizenship, and an enrollment in a 1 higher mathematics course. Math club's C basic goal is to inspire student's interest C-

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JETS The Junior Engineering Technical Society of Boswell High School had a number of exciting and challenging activities throughout the 1979- 80 school year. The JETS club's main event for the year, The Science Fair, came in the middle of winter, February 20-21. This was a highly anticipated moment, in which a great deal of time and thought was spent with teachers inspiring ideas and students preparing projects. Inspiration of ideas was begun early in the school year with a trip to Texas A 84 M at College Station. A Field trip to the Museum of Natural Sciences and History in Fort Worth helped to broaden club members' ideas. Additional held trips, activities, and science fairs took place during the year. Club sponsors were Mr. Samuel Lee, Miss Alma Cox, Mrs. Melba Riggs and officers were Denise Charbonnet, president, Cara Mackey, vice-president, Celeste Bandy, secretary and Don Dagg, treasurer. They were kept busy arranging special activities and organizing the annual sausage and cheese sales. Money from the sales went to the Arthur Wilcock Memorial Scholarship Fund which enables a senior JETS club member the opportunity to further his education in a science-related held. 'awwuwuuy ,l,sufWg3WdEmMd?53 ,...,e if l il il li? . ll illl it vvitlii-'fgt 122595 W lfff' as W L f ' sq fi 6 is 531 'T '. 43. if f , :w'-53 tile' 1' lei. 6 . A , Q g. 1 M .,,:A laik? :Ny P I 'V .rrfffai V ig. , 1.-fini? et. fl I -W , . . ESQUQJ 3.5. . , , . N- ,lg , - . if 1.450-fgyg-Jn' -- b eifrfiiii' Qffff A ' V f' C -'L fig -, ffs 11: 46 Organizations N . .49 X,

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