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

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The 1979-1980 Art Club officers were: president, Jimmy Brumbalowg vice-president, Jimmy Vosbergg secretary-treasurer, Karla Thomeg and historian, Rachel McLain. The members began the year building the homecoming float which was planned by Karla Thome and Jodie Barton. They were to go to CrystaI's Pizza for their Christmas party, and visit museums for their VAN Club entertainment. C . . ...QT ff ' H- 3?i1 f ' 'A , :Y F 'i r. ' af' 1 B zx lg X' I J ' . i 'x al Mary Ellen Szlasa concentrates on her artwork. bl Hero club members. cl Mrs. Jo Ann Brown and Kari Shaw work frantically on the art club Float that was presented at Homecoming. dl Janet Fulkerson, after being crowned 1979 Homecoming Queen, displays the club's masterpiece. el Miss Beverly Hall lights off a tiger during the annual Hero Toy Drive. fl Lisa Rankin wraps toys for needy children. gl Art Club members. 52 Organizations vw-...,..,... .rxsgwg I 'er 1, 7' W WEB A . re 'J ff, .i Q 1 ,!. ..: '- A ia .6?'f.'Ls.7'f' .-.

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l ' I fNl,,l- . The French club worked hard to make money for their activities during the year. One of their fund-raising projects was the selling of doughnuts and hot chocolate in the winter. The main activity ofthe French Club was to be the Spring Banquet. They also had a Christmas party with the Spanish Club and were to go ice skating with them in January. French teacher, IVIrs. Loita Cottle, was to sponsor a week long trip to Europe during spring break. Ofhcers for the French Club were: presidentfLea Ann Hylton, hrst vice-president-Tracy LaQuey, second vice-presidentfCara Mackey, Celeste Bandy was secretary and treasurerfTerri Petelin. The historians were Lee Garner and Nancy Groce. Organizations 51

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Hero During the 1979-1980 school year Hero had various activities scheduled for members. The hrst and most important activity was traveling to elementary and day care centers three days a week. As a community service, the group sponsored a children's movie, along with the city of Saginaw, two Saturdays a month at the Community Center. To excite children at Calvary Day Care Center, the members hosted a Halloween party hlled with fun. Seriously thinking about neglected children, they sponsored a Toy Drive to aid a Christmas party at Hunter Day Care Center. Traveling to Edna Gladney Home enthused the girls who lived there, and a visit to the Easter Seal Society fascinated the children there. Another interesting visit was to the Child Study Center to observe children with special needs. E. Oflicers for the year were: president, Cheryl Johnson, vice-president, Robin Roarkg secretary, Robin Julich, treasurer, Brenda Kelton and historians, Betsy Johnson and Dee Dee Granado. Organizations 53 E Y