Boswell High School - Echoes Yearbook (Boswell, IN)

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TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT—Ruth McDonald, Thelma Red wine, James Orr, Meri- dith Rathburn, Murel Reeves, Dick Cooper, Wayne Cummings, James Coffelt, Francis Walters, Cornelia Walters, Ruby Hetrick. SECOND ROW—Charles Johnson, Norma Smith, Ola Peterson, Delmar Nowicki, Erveleen Dowling, Mary Agnes Brouillette, Lois Shoaf, Elsie Barrett, Eva Rainwater. Miss Borouff. THIRD ROW—Mr. Wilson, Norman Graves, Keith Dimmich, Stewart Smith, William Lawson, Edgar Dalton, Robert Carlile, Robert Boswell. FOURTH ROW—Helen Gottschall, Winnie Brantley, Ollavene Jones, Maxine Lock- hart, Joan Yochem, Shirley Eldridge, Mildred Hogue. The Juniors have been very busy with their various activities and preparations for the Junior-Senior Prom. Aside from selling candy at the ball games and during the noon hour they started a magazine-selling campaign. As they always try to make their work enjoyable, they di- vided the class into two sections, the Army and the Navy, and had a contest to see which side could sell the most subscriptions. The Navy, under the direction of Miss Boruff, was victorious, so they were the guests of the Army, commanded by Mr. Wilson, at the school house. During the year the Junior girls had the pleasure of attending a wedding shower in honor of one of their former class-mate, Mrs. Fern (Flynn) Wilson. Two class-members, Helen Gottschall and Shirley Eldridge represented the class at the Staff Meetings on the Annual in order that they might secure worthwhile ideas for the Annual of 1942. Also six of the Juniors attended the Vocational Guidance Conference at Fowler, returning with interesting reports on various colleges and the vocations they offered.