Jenner Boswell Joint High School - Rex Collium Yearbook (Boswell, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1928 volume:

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Therefore. in 'this opening section of our book we pay loving tribute to our loyal devoted pareannts who are putting fortih suoh. noble efforts thalt the road to our goal may be smofvither and easier to travel. T Im 'I X n Ssitx R hm E x mkzi Sv 'fi l ' ,,. Q -1 ,Lx 3- vnu ,V .gum ri., tl lug, .Ss V j'g' f'rJ La w ' A - -1' A - Y' W f Y i Y . 4 EX LI BRIS QWLNO Y ? 4. Y gg L29 JLL J 4lP 45 .L Jim 'T .L Y A -JL L i fi X: S -X1 JL HONOR AND DUTY Honor thy father and thy mother that thy days may be lonz in the land which the Lord thy God zaveth thee is the fundamental principle found in all great religions throughout the ages. The unfnlterlnz trust and sacrifice, love and de votion of our parents for us, make the honor and the duty whieh we owe to them fur outweigh their's to us. They have nlaeed their confidence and ziven us their best. Surely we can do no less than honor them and their trust by striving to make the most of our ability, so that we may ut- tnin the sucvess toward which they have guided us. CThe 1928 REX COLLIUM Published by The Senior Class of Boswell High School Boswell, Pennsylvania 9 Q FL 2 S? Q! y -lf JTC, 2 A A A Y ZS 7 FORE GRD 7 - 4 O portray the stm1:d:e-nt life of Bos- Y 0 1 4 ' 5 ' '4 hopes and its ambitions: to des- L cribe its various activities and ac- . ccnmiplishmentsg to provide pleis- L- Adds: I N4 fl o o 2 ing memories for future years: to impress on the minds of the stu- ClE'IlltS that this prfecept Honor thy father and thy moUher slwuld be the basic principle of their education. These are our thoughts as we present this 1928 Rex Collium to the students, parents and friends of Boswell High School. If we can present in this book a onoss section of our activities during the past year, illustrating the fact that each day spenit in the association with our classmates and Facxuilty brings us new op- portunities tm prov-e ourselves-to sro order our speech amid acts, as to 'blring furtiher ho-nor to the fathers and mothers, who deserve our deepest regard, whlo rejoice in our slightest triumphs and forgive us our gireaitest faultis, then we shall have accomplished our purpose. , e 4 . . well High School, its ideals, its DEDICAT IQ : ' O our parents, who guided and ...g i protected us thrroiugh the tender ' f Q ' It years of childliloodi, who cared fur 9 ' us amd loved us, we dleidicate this 54' W , 1928 Rex Collium. 'Ilhey are the X f N ultimate folundatifon upon which -' J' e organized 'society rests. As the nation is parnenlt to the startle and the state is mother ta her citizens, so db our faftihers and mothers bear the credit and :responsibility for our acts. I owe it all to my mdtlhern said Lin- coln, when asked to what he contributed his greatness. And Pnesidenvt Garfield once: owbserveid tfhwt it is to our parefntts that we owe our l'C1ve of the gfovod and the beautiful of truth and right. For all tlhat we are and all that we hope to' be we are indiabtied to them. We are not forgetting them now. Truly they alre deserving of our grealtest loyalty. Y A J. Y 25 .L 1I1II9 1 wil? 'L IIIIS CONTENT FACULTY BOARD OF DIRECTORS CLASSES SENIOR PROGRAMME ACTIVITIES FOOTBALL BASKETBALL ALUMNI HUMOR ADVERTISEMENTS S Page Eight REX COL 1 96159 ff. IQ7Z'?U'?2ff.'. 2 M 0 0 H 15 ,555 .rs Q6 QW Ol MOI ION AIO! ION U0 1 H59 ISEX COLLIUM Z HQ8 on gg you non xox no H. B, SPEICHER, B. S. University of Pittsburgh SVPERVISING PRINCIPAL Problems of Domocracy l?con0 nics B c-kkeeping Page Tun OK HON RON KO! ION I0 1 H59,,1iFfi...C0LE?U?X1 ,.. 2 9598 DELSEY A. MORRIS. A. li. Susquehanna University Gene ral Scienve Uhemistry M. T. MILLER Lodi Haven Stalk' Normal Sr-hoo! Algebra I Plano f1t'10llN'tl'j' Solid Geunwtry 'l'l'ig'0I'l'0I1lPll'X Business Arithmetiv VERDA LUNG, A. B., B. Snsquvlmnnn University French Latin ZOIA MEYERS, A. li. PURTE A. VVOLFE, A. B. l.eh:ulr'n Yullvy College Ann-rivxln Histmry Mwdm-n European History Anvivnt History L0l'lSE SANNER, A. B llllYi'lill Colle -1- . ' 1,51 ,H I 5' wvllliilll Uolloge -. .4 Sl Ri-vlugy Englisll l'ix'i,-S Vugw: Elcvcn Algebm I I ON ROI HMO -4101 U03 U9 AHQ9 A REXwCoLI1iUiXI N Z H? Jlembers of the School Board of Boswell Borough f- J G. J. NEWMAN .... ........ P RESIDENT CARL MILLER .... .... V ICE PRESIDENT R. R. STRAUB .... ....... S ECRETARY TED. O. IMHOFF DR. MV. U. MCINTYRE F. L. FERRELL .................... TREASURER CNot a member of the boardl Time of Meeting ................... First Tuesday of each Month Place ........ .... H igh School Office Page Tw I J 1 H591gFf?C0Li3U?211 2 5358 V 215 5? .ig Q 1 W Q S? W 'i' ge Thirteen x OH ROI 8014 NON ION I0 1 9 .,. ..,FOLT:?iU.... ,.. Ziwnqig IIENNETII ARISMAN KEN Football 2-3-4. Basketball 4, Class Basketball 2-3-4, Class Secret:u'y, Cheer Leader 4. Glee Club 4. Orchestra, 'Treasurer 4. Dramatirs 3-4. Here's Kenneth. lin case of a lost noble, 'here is am applicant. The jauinty grave of an Elnglishmwn has been well :retail out in we-veral of his dramatic displays. Football is his delight. But say. her. s some- thing, he's sure some business man. Give him the work, :und he's ri':iht there till the finish. And wihen old '28 goes out, there will be l-ost one all round pal. IDA MAE BARNIIART BARNEY Cheer Leader 3-fl, Glee Club, President, 4, Dramatic-s 3-4, Hiking Club 2, Oratory 3. Essayist 4, Notice, Barney! Nuff said! Here's one who's made her name by her whole-hearted e'heeri.n1g, effeetively prmnotinrg tlhe spirit of the sehool. If you dhxn't think wptimisnl goes a hong way, just ask Barney, slhe'Il tell you wh:nt's what. ln t'he four years ff her Hilgvh Sehool work. Barney made many ri rough spot gnu:-other by her merry smile. 'PY'hl'lUl2il'l we're parting, we'll always remeulnber tlhe girl with the sunny disposition. MARY CABIZFRA MARIE Essayist 2, Dramatic-s 4, lliking Club 2. Mary's t-he Seni'Jr's peppy girl from Ralphton. She' Unssesses :I happy, varefree nature. and believes that life Ilolws along as a song, She is most always iauiglhing, and can be reeognizeil by her g:1g1gle. Mal-y's :1 fine little essayist., wo. anrl never speaks :n.l'r.ve the other Seu- iors' heads, for we all love to read her writings, ANGELINE CRIMONE ANGIE Hiking' Club I-2, Dnunatic-s 4. Another product of Rulphton emnfs to us as Angeline Crinwone. Althfcugh Angie has only been wibh us two years, we already have Moen her ability to curry on her studies well, anfd bo hc-lp make others' paths cheerful. She is a friend to all and loved by all, and we all realize that when the Senior class se1p:1rat1s, uhege cfrtziillly will be niissel, one real girl. Pc ge Fourleen Q Oli HON H08 ' ION U08 I0 lille .. EFfi..C0LE?U3X1 ,.. 26118 RUBERT FRUSKO 'TRUSKO Football 4. Hex-e's al. boy from Jenners, and he earned a letter in fclotball even if he was the smallest mum .on the squad.: this proves he was one of tthe gamrest. In the class-room he van nlnmys Zlndil somethingf to what has been said: and in this way Masses do niet tnovuhle -hinn. He has it brilglht. harggv-go-luclty mltlnok bil life, :tml we are sure the very best is comin-g to m. MIKE DELITCA BRD EYE Football 1-2-3-4, Basketball 2-3-4, Captain 4, Class Basketball 1 Glee Club 4. Mike-'s our athletic star, HJe's Sl quiet, easy-going fellow He alwa.5s takes his tirmle. never appears to be in a hurry, and uooly attends to his diuties. As U0 his athlutilc attailnmen-ts'justlguze at the top uf this 'pa.,e :Lnld you shall see that he is an all-wound athlete. He has bmurght out l1asloet.l'mPll team throuluh tilp-top, by his sfuceessful wtork as eaptain UPAL DR-IGGS ' 0PIE Basketball I-243-4. Hikilvz Club 2, Amnml Stall' 3-4, Glue Club 4, 0mtnry 3, Delmtinlg 2-3 4, Captain 4, Drainatics 2-3-4, President 1, A-B Club 2. Here she is-ethis quiet luoking lass who many possibly dl veive her looks for she has nn ulnlimited :mm-ount 'of enengy and lpep. 'She is nl- watys ready to jnim in nnnytxhing to have at 'good time. Her winning per- sonality anld fri! .'1:dline':s have lwlon mamy friends. VVith her -heart of gold and so many gvvtl qualities she ls bound to nm n happy place in the future. DOROTHY FEESE DOT llrrlu-stl'u l-2-3-4. Hiking Club 2, Dralnatirs 4, Glee Club 4 Oratoru 3, President 2. VVe will iher Dot, Obi-vuuse shes hardly more than a. spec-lt on the earth. That is, in apnearmwe, but her pep is certftinlw owelilowtnl :und we always know shes around by her happy laugfhing and interest ing talkinfg. Dot is quite fl violinist, as well :Ls it fine pianist 'lnl she also ranks high in her class nmrlcs whieh n1a.ke an ide-'il crvlnfpanion an-d friend. Page Fifteen -. ON ION KOR -HON ION I0 in ,,.F1.,..C0LE?U3XI,. wit CLAIR- FULTON f-BILL Football 4. Dralnntics 4. Glee Club 4. NVhy Bill is alwatys seen lZl'llLLl'hlll,'I, no onle knnows, but we do know no Senior 'hats ever stood the ,pressure of 'his jokes and remztirned serious. In the clussrwom Bill is quiet enough to be one of Uh-e brigihtest. He is glfilfyilv of GRSB'-gbing student who can best be described as a Regular e ow. JOSEPH FRISKIE WOR1Nl Football Manager 4. Basketball Manager 4. Dramatics 3-4, Class Basketball 2-3-4, Glee Club 4, Annual Stall' 4. Vice President 4. Joe bei-nvg the smallest fellow in tlhe class. fhas surely proved that great tlhings are concealed in small packages. .lloe was nianagei' off the basketball and fototiball teams, which position 'he handled very nicely, and he also D121-Yed on the class tleanm. Am-ordinglyt, the Senior class has given him their attention, and desires for his success in the future, as a scientist. MILLARD GARDNER CHICKEN Class Treasurer 3, Football 3-4, Basketball 4, Class Basketball 2-3, Class President 4. Annual Stull' 4, Drmnatics 3-4, Glee Club 4. Chicken witih his Ford, a jolly lalulglh, and a joyous -disposition blend together to nnalke 'Millard lone of the most popular fellows in sch-ool. One gxlanlce at his activities tells 'us he has been at leader tthrouglwut tihe four years. His zunlbitioln is to become a banker and the class of '28 feels certain that the will some day ralnk amonlg the leading financiers of tlhe rctouvntry. ROBERT GLESSNER STUPID Class Basketball 2-3-4, 0rchestra 3. Glee Club 4. Bob joined sour class only this year, but altho-ugh one year is a short time, he has allready shown his albility,and willingness to help our class to tihe last. l-le has 'been one of our faithful representatives in class basketibali, and being able tio do his lab work so well, he may become the w!orld's greatest scientist. Page Sixteen 0 0Il '10lf'1lO 1 H59 REX COLLIUM Ol ION ION ROI XOR I0 . - ' lmvm GRIFFITH FARMER Fnotball 1-2-3-4, Varsity Basketball 2-4, Class Basketball 1-2-3, Dra- matic-s 3-4, Secretary 4, Glee Club 4. Here we have a boy from the fwilds. You will not findalbetter heart- ed -person in years of travel. He is nearly always to be found on the gridiron, the trabk, and in the cage. He was noted for his cleverness at -playlnlg hocvkey, ibut he decided to reform and has succeeded well. JUSEPHINE HAYES Drnmutics 1-2-3-4. Jo the little Lsgdrl with the big heart iloined our class in the third year. Jbsepliclvne wishes tio become an old maid teacher in sbme Home Economics D8p3.l'lll'l'l8llt. Those who 'lmvow Jo and her ability to use those blue eyes of hers somewfhat doubt tlhe veracityolfthisstatement. Her popularity and her ever-reafd-y smile have wnn our hearts and she has the best wishes of all the class. Hilo!! RDSELLA KENNEDY RODIE Reading Contest l. Hiking Club 2, Dmmatics 3-4, Glee Club 4. Roldie's cmning, hear her glgtgle! We all kn'o'w it! Amd n.0'w we know t-hat fun is near. But alonlg witlh tlhis fun, Rndie gets Iher studies very well. She represented the class in the Reading Cuuntest when a Freshie, and has taken :part in the plays tlhat Uhe class has had, besides winning the love amd best wishes of tlhe class of '28. Page Seventeen EVELYN LOHR PEGGY 0ratory 3. Debating 2-3-4. Secretary 2. All Club 2. Dramatic-s 4. Evelyn is an all-nounrl student and companion. VVe all know when Eve-lvn is arouvnd by her wise advice, amd :her everrealdly helpfulness. Debating is lone of hier attainmesnts. Having taken this up in the last three vears, she has done well in County Debates and helped to mal-re the '2g dlebaters the Inter-class dhamlpirms. XVe feel glad that We have had the friendship nt this fine student. ' IO! IO! NON IO l Oli ION JON- -- 3939 NW U9 16 Q9 REX COLLIUM Z wg NINA PARA BAT'l'LESllIP Drumatirs 2, Reading Contest l, Hiking Club 2. VVe call her battleship! But not a bit of disrespect is impplied. She ls so very full of fum, and cheers those around Iher, by ther charming nature. Tlhis she has 'not let take dlown 'her marks, for she is quite a studious -g-Lrl. and if you want to knvow unyvhi-mg. just ask her. YVe, the Senior Class of '28 wish you success, Ninn. MARY LDYISE MUSTOLLER M0ilSY Hiking Club 2. Glee Club 4, Annual Stal! 4. Cheer Lanier 4, Ura- tory 3, Debating 2-3-4. Essayist 2, Dramatics 2-3. Enter Mary Louise.. We all k-mow her. Some cheer leader! She has what you may call 'jpep. Anyone on tlhe gridiron can vouchsafe for dier loyalty. '1 hen-harkem to her delbatimg record. Here's a debater, and we dlo-n't mean HLIZJIDS1. 1M'ossy has the love amd fbest wishes For surcess frinm every last member not the class of '28. May you reach the highest step of Uhe ladder, Mary Lou. EWING SWOPE HO0T Football 2-3-4, Class Basketball l-2-3-4, Orchestra 2-3-4, Dra- matics 4. Hoot has always been a loyal classmate, Il.lL'i1lh3.S made many friends during his flour years vwitfh us. As a Freshie :he was green and IILlSClhlElVOUS. As fi Sophomore he became bolder, taking' occasional Honky walks, which usually efnlded in Mr. Speichei-'s office. As 11 Jwnivor Hoot joined t1he.Dolotball squad. amd when he became a Senior he considered a life long trade. It is most probable that he will be a printer. CHARLES WALKER CHUCK Football 1-2-3-4, Captain 4, Basketball l-2-34, Class Basketball l-2-3. Glee Club 4, Vice President 2, President 3, Treasurer 4, Annual Stall 4. Chucks our red-'headed football star. Perseverenlce is his motto, for he can never be lknocked out to stay out. He also shone in basket- fball, and when -he xglot the ball we klnerw that two more :points would be added to the score tlor B. ll. S. Just as well has Ohfulck showed his ability to wiln the girls, and we know that all Football and Basketball fans will miss him greatly. Page 'Eighteen 03 ...KOH XOR ION ION D0 + 1 Hl9.,E,Ffil.C0LE?U54.. llllll HARRY VVALKER SYLVESTER Football 1-2-3-4. Baksetball 2-3-4, Class Basketball 1-2-3-4, Orches- tra 4. Glee Club 4, Dramatics 3-4, Annual Staff 4. Huarry's our artist! 'He helped us win our Class Champlonshilp Brun- ner in Basketball for two years. and did fl'ne work on. tfhe gridiron for B. H. S. Then, too, he's qfullte il shelk, and we fuar tlhat a few of the Sophomore and Julnior lgirls will be vlery blue when Harry leaves Bos- well High in the class of '28. But that's -not saying the Seniors won't miss you, Harry, of olofurse we wllll. ROBERT VVALTERS B0ll' ' Drtunativs 4, Debating 4. ' Bob beinlg handicapped im his second year of sdholol was dom- pelled to quit, lon account of illness but he is back again, and in: a slhort time lhle 'has 'been aible to asrlapt himself to tlhe spirit of our class. His favorite ibolok seems no be VVebsler's Dictionary. for his greatest .lov is usinlg bomfbastir language. Bob is not am athllete, but he cer- tztluply gives his loyal support to the boys on tlhe flleld. J0llN ZIMMERMAN ZIMMIE Football 4, Class Rasketlmll 3-4. Zimlmie entered B. H. S. with an nmlbition which we are not at liberty to mention. He has always made friends by his jolly personality. Zimmie is interested in atlhletilcs, he made the vlass .hasketlball team :md also the varsity in tlolotfllulll. Allhlululgh not em1anlg'eri'n:g his fhealtlh by tlV8l'St'lltll'0llS'llQSS, he tries always to dlo his best. Page Nineteen OIG IO! NOK IO! XOR I0 AHQQ ISEX CoLLiU1XI no ZQIHQ3 Ok ON -ION I I0 IO SENIOR PROGRAMME Senior Play ---------- May 16 Baccalaureate S-ermoun - - May 20 Commencement - - May 23 Washington Trip - - May 29 Class Colors-Blue amd White Class Motto-Excel lor Class Flower American Beauty Rose HONOR ROLL Highest Honor- Evelyn Lohr - - Valedictorian High Honour- Dorothy Feese - - Salutatorian Honor- Joseph Friskie Pug Oli HOU NOK NON HON I0 i nllgg 1?EXCOLLIUlN:I 26 Page Twenty OIC '08 ROI! WON I9 I0 Senior Poem. Shakespeare says the eart'h's a stageg And what he says is true, For each of us have a certain aim, Or a certain work to do.- And so in Life's play, the Mansion's large, The gras-s and trees in glorious green, And the many fiofwers, and the birds and bees- Ane used for the stage and soennue. Different plays may be seen on, this earth- Of Tragedy, Love or Dismayg Different srtaages and diflier-ent scenes, May be used in 'each type of play. Min, is a play, containing foyur acts, And the scfhool house is the scene, The first act portrays the kids of ofur class- Entering High, Schooll looking so green, Together wwe worked, together we playledg Together we smiled, and sigh-ed, Together we stood, we never fell- We knew we could win if we tried. The secolnd and third are much like the first- And the fourth act follows in suitg Together we grappled, and together we ftl'i'H1fIT18d'I And in this act, we'll gather the fruit. 'Tis sad when the play comes to an end, And it's hard to keep your eyes dry, For when the curtain goes dofwn, Our schooldmys will have all passedl by. So, in this play of Lessons ansd Woark- We give ourselves a start. And in the next play, the world as a scene, We'll each have a bigger part. i By Nina Para. 'line Oli IO! XOR ION ION I0 alla ..1i,Ffi..C9U:.?U.lXI.. Z lla Senior Class History. In the fall of '24 we entered Boswell High as a class of 425 that in itself, however, isn't mulch to brag about. But all of us were intenlt on making the best of this venture and we began forthwith, n1otwint.hstand- ing the hazing we neceived alt' the ready hands of the Sophs, which was calculated to take some of the cock-sureness out off us. If anything, lt turned out just the opposite fnom what was expected, for we were just as lively as ever. We were ready for anytlh-ing that came along, nlot even excepting 'the finals which we bowled over emerging full fiedgiedl Sopho- mores. The second year began calmly. Calmly, if that word mleans :to pur- sue the elusive Frosh-, get and haze himg outside of this everything else was serene enough for us. Now, as we were better acqulainrtned with the teachers and ourselves we got along very well, not only in studies but also in other activities. We came into piossoessiofnl of the Blalskehball banner and later received anotlher in debating. Yes we were a lively class and not even the finals, that nemesis of many a promising stude, could hold us down. As we passed out of school for our vacaticn, tihe world sta-red agog at us, for were we not Juniors rightly proclaimed so by the Powers that Be? The third year was a repetition of the preceding year. We remained champs both in Basketball and debating, besides pultihing some men on the gridiron who were lucky enough, or rather their ability was recog- nized. We also backed up the other school projects putting on a play, Go Slow Mary, for the benefit of the library. The fourth year began as all the rest, only -trhat it was marked by more work and the realization that it would be our last and! therefore should be marked! by tlhe best of work, setting an example for the under- classmenf to follow, which we faithfully believe we did. All this time our enrollment was steadily decreasirg unllail in our last year we had but a scanzt. 23. Nevertheless we kept. :cn and now as we are slowly being put on the shelf of time and other classes will crime to take our places, theme always will be a warm spot in each heart of the class of '28 for Boswell High and the work w'h.ic'h i't did for urs. Om' Class Presidents :- Freslhmualn Year - ----- Opal Dmiggs Sophomore Year - - Marion Miller--Dorcxtlhy Fleese Junior Year ------- Charles Walker Senior Year - ---- Millard Gardner Page 'rwenlg-iw Ol ION KOR 'ROI ROI! IO 1 lHli9 .,. 1iFfi..C0LE?U?X1.. i lls Senior Class Plays. The Senior Class of '28 has given -three plays during the last two years. Two of these were cme-act plays, Squarintg it wilthu the Boss, and Not Quite Such a Goose. These being the first one-aclt plays to be given in the history of our school. Tihese plays made quite a hit in our community, for they were short, snappy, and' full of humer. Squar- lng it with the Boss was one of these real life plays in which the home life was v-ery well represented. Jimmy Greening, a- young lru's-band-, and Bet.h, his wife, had just returned home from their vacaltlionl, and to their surprise as well as indignation they fcunld thart a letter was wiaitilng them from eaeh uf their aunts, saying tlhat they would aarzrive therlel that. evenl- ing. This was sa terrible blow to the house of the Glreenings, for hofw could they enltevtain their two aunts who had' been bitter enemies for years. But they decided to make the best of the situation when the aunts arrived. Late in tlhe afternoon, w'h'en the Greenings were making hurried preparations ftgr the aunts, the telephone frang, Hello, Hello. Is this -the Greening residence? Yes, yes, I am Mr. Greening's boss and Mrs. Greening, tell Jimmy that I expect to dine with Ihim tonight. This was more than Beth could stand. Werenitl their two aunts enlough? Jimmy is surprised tae hear tlh-at 'his boss is coming and after a few minutes thought he tells Betlh how he came to get a. raise in his salary. So to carry out the false hood they borrow the neigth.boar's boy and dress him up to represent the baby. Between the Lhearty laughs df the audience and the untangiing of tihfe mystery of the aunts hatred, we find' Mr. Dunn, Jimmy's boss, being the cause of the a.unt's quarrel. Also Mr. Dunn doesn't remember of giving Jimmy -a raise and only wanlts to give him a larger to-ne, but Jimmy believing that ftqhe boss wants U01 knlorw about the baby is in an awful predicame-nft, and is fcrced to tell the tsruftih. Not Quite Such a Goose was also a real to life play where the only boy does just the oppcsite of what his big sis wanvts him sto. He will eat huckleberry pudlding which makes his mouth. black, and tease her about her boy friend, who dresses in tlh-e latest styles. He was a real althlete when it came to baseball. He dleliglrted in going with the rough crowd in spite of all his mother and sister could say err do. He was also a wom- an hater, unatil the right girl came along, then his ways changed consider- ably, and vefry quickly. The characters in tih-is play were very well chos- en and did their parts very successfully. Our Junior play, Go Slow Mary , was one off tlrtlse plays where tihe young husband believed that his wife had life boo easy anndl by -her idle- ness was falling in love with his friend, also his yioung wifet having work- ed in the business world before marriage, is inclined to believe that he also has life too easy and that gelttinig a job was a very easy matter. They quarrel an-d decidie to exchange jobs, but. after a long seige of hardships on both sid-es, they at last found that the only place frolr the wife was in the home, and the husband i'n tfh-e business world. We hope our coming play on May 16th will be as great a success as our previous ones have been. 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IO it Q,eai..C0La1Ur,. 2 llt8 U pside-down Mirror. There are in, existe-naoe today several mirrors, known as Upside-down Mirrors ' and when people look into them they always see themselves dif- ferent from what they are. I had the privilege of lovoeking into onne of these mirrors and of seeing reflections of members of our class. Imagine my surprise at seeing Joe Plriskie tall and tlhinl, sober as a judge, riding in his son's holy automobile. Dorothy Feese witih hair combed up tight and fasten-ed' in a lcnoft o-n top of her headg wtetaring large spectacles and white apron teaching three little chicks to pick up all their crumbs and not let any lying around. Angeline Clrvimone about three and one half feet tall anrd stout trying on a flapper type dress in Ra.lphft0un's exclusive clothing stone. And Mike DeLuca eloquent by delivering la ser- mon on Evil are the Ways of Man, to an audience 'half frightened and ready to run if he becamne mo-re earnest. The next persons I saw iln t-he mirror were just as astonishing but I was past being surprised. There was Mary Louise Mostoller with blue eyes and blond hair trying to darken them by always keeping her rooms dafrloeinedl by pulling down Itahe blinds and turning on the electric lights. Robert Glessner putting Shay Oo-mb on his hair to maloe it curl and carrying a snuff box to keep from sneezing while listening to Lawyer Crusko as he argued the case of Mary Cabidzura in cctu-rt. She was sueing Josephine Hayes for flying her air- plane over 'her garden and scaring the beans so badlly they would not come up. John Zimmerman was a little boy wearing rompers and playing hide and seek with Nina Para also a little girl with wind- blown bob and wearing bright colored ribbons an -her long black tresses. But even more shocking Robert Walteis wearing green ties and singing, My Wild Irish Rose, to a Spanish sefnofrfita. Ansd. Clair Fulton trying to teach a mule not to kick by tying his fnclnlt feet -ttagethielr. Charles Walk- er, his hired -hanwd, said it was nut any use to tie his Hack feet because the mule would kick with botfh and it would hurt tw-ice as mfudhi. There was Ewing Swop-e standing in fnont of a garage selling purple gasoline with pink stripes and his bookkeeper, Davie Griffith, who balanced his books so well there was a difference cgf 573 pin heads. And Idea Mlae Barnlrart and Rosella Kennedy were making mudpies and wearing pink sunhats with caps over their ears. And still more surprises! Opal Driggs had become quite tall and was assistant cashier in Bunnyville Carrot: Bank of which Millard Gardner was the largest depositor of Let-tauce Leaves. Harry Walker was an artist and painted the stripes on the zebra's blacks, while Kenneth Arisman mixed the painlts by turning them upside down. As for myself I was so dazed that I could not even look for my own reflection. Evelyn M. Lohr. Page Twenty-Hs-e WWW 0' 1'5'Ef'C01Jif?UE?'Q Z HSS Page Tweni' age Ill OR MOI KOR MOI ION IO L REX COLLIUM . J Q I-I ox xox non non no A Junior Class. CLASS MOTTO- Climb, though the rocks be rugged. CLASS COLORS, -Pink and White. President - Vice President Secretary - Treasurer - Adams Vernie Ank-erny Alice Baer Ethel Beatty Leonard Bittner Margaret Branlt Glenn Burkett Hel-en Cole Mildred Corley Walter Driggs Ruth Duggfer Helen Elden Annlertta Friedline Gillian Gardner Esther lweniy- OFFICERS Class Roll Lost during 'the year A1-rkeny Ruth Frantz Eleanor Handling Howard Ross Anice Evalyn Vincent David Piscovich - Velma Walker Alma Friesdline Hovlsopple Dorothy Horner Ethel Lo-hr Melvin Luddlen Edith Maust Ncarma Mayko Joe North Jdhn Riva Rfallph Roberts Price Smalley Lucille Snyder Ferne Spangler Mifriam Vinisky Andy on non non xox non no ' tilt ..1fiFfi..C0U:.?U.lXl .. 2 llt8 Junior Class History. On the thirty-first of August, nineteen himdlred and! twenty-five, the good sllrip, 29 , left the port of B. H. S. and stambed on its maiden voy- age Frosh. At tihe helm of this craft was Capt. Rawlings Hintenack QP'nesidlentJ. He remained witlh us for only two momltlhsg at which time our second Capt., Helen Dugger, accepted the homrprary posaiti-oin. The other officers were: Lieutenant Selma Lepley, CSecretaryJ and Sargent Esther Gardner fTreasure'rJ. After a short period of sailing, a number of our crew felt that they could' not weather the storms, so they stopped at various ports albmg the way. Still, at the lenld of our first nine molnths of journeying, we number, thilnty-six. After a pleasant three-month vacation, wie again assemlbled at Port. B. H. S. to embark on our second voyage, Soph'. Our faithrful lenders on this occasion were: Capt. Glenn Brant CPresidenrtJ, Second Oapt. Helen Burkett CVice Presidentj, Lieutenarrt Miriam Spangler CSeuc'y.J, and Sar- gent Esther Gardner CTreasurer. After braving severe stlqrms, Uinal examsj, which proved the ability of ouir wortlhy seal-men, Wie cast anchlor again at Port B. H. S., and Went our respective ways to spend a pleasant vacation. A Last September, we launched our faithful craft upo-n the new and strange waiters of Juniors, which loomed before us as the hlardest and roughesft. voyage we 'had hefre'Uofor'e attempted, but thus far, had proved successful and interesting. Our Gap't. elect rcgf this voyage was Eleanor Frantz, president. She left us during the first semester, thus a new Cap't. was chosen, Evalyn Vincent was placed at the helm. The assisting of- ficers ans: Second Cap t. David Piscoviclh QVice Presidentl, Lieutenant Miriam' Spangler lSec'y.J, and Sargieanitg Alma Friedline CTre1sumerJ. So far on ouer third voyage we have made many worthy accomplish- ments. The outstanding of these being, Hhe selection mf a class-ring which is to be the standard of the Port B. H. S. Our leading social event this year was the Junior Banquet which resulted in a huge success. This year, we had five representatives on the football s,,uad, three receiving letters. Wal-ter Corley represented us in Varsity Basketball. Although we have ncrt as y-et readhed our goal, we are certain that our ship will cnqss the finish line with ilying colors, if our mates con- tinue with their preserit remarkable sailing. Page Twenty-eight H fn. . 1 H59 Qfi'5'2fi1f.C0LI'Q1'f?U'fi1fg ZQFHIE8 weufy-nine OX ION RON ION ION I0 -K AHSQ .,,1iPX,.,COLIfUy ... 2 04128 n Page 'I' Ol 'ION KOR 101- KM! I0 1 59 REX COLLIUM N l Ol - XOR NOK ION I9 . Sophomore Class CLASS MOTTO-Old Rose and Gray. CLASS COLOR-- Do the Impossible. President - - Villa Marie Letcher Vice President - - - Monroe Brant Secretary - - Dorthy Speicher Treasurer - - John Stotler Barnett Thelma Ball Isabel Ball William Baughlman Glenn Beener May Bitner Ethel Bitner Nina Brant Monroe Oavalnaiuglh Winifred Daniels William Flanniegan Paul Fris-kie John Gindlesperger Alvin Glessner iLuella Gritiith Annabel Grifiithl Nellie Fern Givizindla Clamence H-amimler Paul Hanes Earl Haputa Paul Hay Virignia Hadorawski Harry Holder Marguerite Hnlsopp-le Mildfred Horner Mary Hunctlc-r Nllury Evelyn Isgan Jfseph Kaufman Agnes Kaufman John Kawalezyk Josephine I 9 ll lg-one Kawialezyk Stanley Letcher Villa Marie Lloyd Ruth Lock Edward Lohr Anna Lohr Sarah Ludwig William Martin Arline Mellesky Julia Merzlock Tena Petrinka Nick Phillips Frank Pisoovich Walter Reese Theodore Ryniak Anthony Sheeler Rose Slydick Robert Snyder Ruth Spangler Clarence Stanton Catherine Stufft Charles Stufft William Speicher .Dorthy Shaitler John Trexel Fred Vesseck Anna Watkins Sherman Weaver Mildred Wefsseck Steve Wilfiams Seth Zayek Edward 8 OK IO! H014 ION 'NOR --DO h - MHQQ REX COLLIULT no Q H53 Ol ION -R98 ROI IO Sophomore Class History. Hello everybody, this is station B. H. S. broadcasting tlrom Boswell High School. The next number on the program will be the history of the class of 1930. i On Septenrbler 3, 1926, seventy-three Freslimelnf gathered in chapel to be seen for the first: time in one-grofup. At first they seemed rather green and shy, but they soon learned to hoe their own row. The class was the largest that ever entered Boswell and immediately they set a goal and are still s.triving for that goal. A few weeks passed anfdl they again as- sembled for Uheir first class meeting. Atlterr each one havinlg' their say as to who they wanted to fill the varicfus class offices, they finally decidled on these few to fill the positions: President Villa Marie Letcher, Vice Presit denlt Franlc Phillips, Secretary Isabell Ba-ll, Assistant Secretary Anma Ves- sick, and Treasurer Charles Stufft. According to t.he way the class was run, the officers proved themselves efliciemtt. This class was well represented in' athletics with Frank Phillips mak- ing the varsity in football. Before the Freshmen had time to turn around, they found 'that the term was ended and they were nvo lqnger Freshmen, but sophisticated Sophomores. Vacation soon passed by and on September 5,'1927, they again as- sembled to chapel to find themselves a little more dignified than ever be- fore. As Soplhomores, they were still striving for tihe gvoal that they set when they were Freshmen. This year they chcse as their class oflicers: President Villa- Marla Letcher, Vice President Mfqnros Brant, Secretary Dcfrtfhy Speicher, amd Treasurer John: Statler. This year the class was well represented in all the school activities, in the orchestra, football, boy's and girl's basketball, readeing contest and the school play. The Sophomores are striving this year to become full fledged Juniors next yeaer and every one is sure that if they kzsep striving as lthey have been they sune will be. Station B. H. S. is now signing off. Good bye. Page 'rhirfg-hs 1 5059 1fEf.1ffiQCOLfQ?U'2Qi4f. 2 H98 xirkg-three - - OK if-Ol XOR ION KOH I0 -- www ,,1iFPi,,C0L1,M.4 ,.. M ASS FRESHMEN SECTION A SECTION B 1 l f i na J ll on on non non no Freshmen Class. President - - - - - - Mary Kaufman Vice President - - Helen McKelvey Secretary - - - - Marion Dugger Treasurer - - - - - Cavel Newman MOTTO-None. COLORS-Lavender and Gold. Arisman Thelma Bama Margaret Balrmoy Dalton Baugfhman Ruth ' Berkey Nora Bitner Madelle Brant Susan Burkett Paul Deluca Mario Griffith Kennetlh Hearty James Hclslopple Elizabeth Hoover Harvey Holrner Hazel Hub Stephen Hudak Masrry Kaufman Hazel Barnett Edgar Berk Frances Berkebile Anna Orimcme Charles Dugger Marion Harding Lena Hiand-ing Emserson Horner Frank Hoskins Louise Inillmo-if Edlmund Kaufman Ruth Klrupnick Agnes Motovick Milton Page 'fhirig-five Kaufman Mary Kimmel Nellie Krupuer Maggie Loehrie Martha Martin Ruth McKelvey Helen Mutlinlli Alma Petrinka Andy Plhillips Catherine Phillips Helen Rhlades Mlae Rhodes Robert Smith ,Lottie Trexel Fern Walter Ruth Warner Dorothy Witt, Miary McGuire Earl Mueller Harry Novison George Novakowski Helen North Thilbert Sabot Pauline Shaw Chester Shirey Lula Smith Elizabeth Starcosky Annia Stotle-r Katihiryn Stufft Daniel Walter Eugene Zimmerman Daniel www 2 9028 Page 'Ihir Eg, NON ROI! XO! ION' I0 REX CO 1 H59 LLIUM 911 ION IO! Ml ION I0 61. QS QS Qs JQHIE8 Q9 Ol IO! ION IOI ION I0 .- 1tlHlt9 ,,1iFPa.C0LIf,IUy .. 2 llIl8 REX COLLIUM STAFF. Editor ............ ....... 0 pal Driggs Business Manager . .... Millard Gardner Associate Editor ................ . .............. Miriam Spangler Assistant Business Manager ....... Joflum North Advertising Manager ....... .. Charles Walker Joke Editor ........ . .......... Joseph Friskie Athletic Editor Mary Louise Mostoller Art Editor ........ ..... H arry Walker Faculty Advisor . . .... Delsey Morris EEZ? It has been said that not 'all of school life is to be found within the books. There are many things to be learned through the common- ex- periences derived from taking a part in extra-cirricu-lair agetivitiles. Tlhie Rex Collium Staff always feels that t.he greatest of such undertakings has been shouldered by them. Thee staff of 1928 proves no' exceptilsai and has- tens to say that in spite of our trials and trilbbulvations we hfawe enjoyed our work and just hiovpe that you will like the contnemlts founxd wiithin these covers, and value it highly in your treasure chest of memories from old B. H. S- Puge Thirty-eighi' i glig g'if'COLfiU'1Qij, gipiytg U OK 98 ION 30 ROR READING CONTEST. For a number of yeaars the High Schools of Somerset Coun-ty have held County Reading Cofnitests. Each High School is represented by a student who competes for honors. Prizes of ten dollars, five dollars, and two and a half dollars were awarded to tho-se receiving first., second, and third honors. The one receiving first lmomiors also received an hlcmior cup for the schiool he or she nepresenfted. The aim of these contests is tao help stufdfenits expness themselves more clearly, to train young pecple to think on their feet, and to encour- age public speaking. Sudh, training is invaluable in laitierr life. The rule.s for judging the readings are the same in both the Coun-ty and Prelimin- ary Contests. Delivery, voice, stage presence, and effect ocn audience are the determining points used in chlescking the standing of eadh contestant. Our Preliminary Reading Oon'tie's't for 1927 was held in the local Opera House off thee evening of October twenty-sixth. O f th e te ni c o n- testants, two were Sofphomores, five were J unicurs, and three were Seniors. Each number was given in a. pleasing mfainner, which showed that considerable time and training had been given to the pnoject. A com- mendable feature of tIh:e programme was the high grade selection of Readings. The Judges were secured from the Ferndale Faculty. Tlhe Orchestra played, while fthe Judges d1elibera.t-ed, anld the audienioe seemed :thankful that they need not name the honor reader. The air was tense, and we were all anxious to hear the Judges' decision. First place was awarded to Mary Louise MC-stoller, second place was won by Ida Mae Barnhart, and third was awarded to Dorthy Sp-eicher. Mary Louise Mosftioiller very creditably represented Boswell High at the Counnty Rieadiing Conitest held at Cairnlarook. Dorthy Speicher. nge Thirty-nine on nos non XML' NON N0 REX COLLIUJM W Zllllllgll r vi e 'NCR 401' 'fl' H Debating. Affirmative Team David Piseovich, Captain Miriam Spangler, Ruth Driggs Helen Dugger . Miss Myers, Coach Schedule Feb. 2 ..... ......... B oswell vs Stoyestown Feb. 9 . .. Boswell vs Shade Township Feb. 16 .............. Boswell vs Sfmerset Negative Team Opal Driggs, Captain Mary Louise Molstoller Evelyn Lohr Robert Walters Miss Sanner, Coach Schedule Feb. 9 .... Boswell vs Shade 'Powrrship Feb. 16 .. ..... Boswell vs Stoyestown Page F OK f ION KOR ROI ION I0 l fliilifl .,eea.COL23Ue ,., ni DEBATING fcontinuedl A comrmittee of representatives of the different High: Schools of the county met in Somerset to decide upon am Inter High School Debators League of Somlerse-t Oouunty. The question that they decided upon was: Resolved Uhat the direct primary metihod of nominating stalte and local candidates should be abolished. The counmty was divided into two sec- tionrs. Sectliuom I consisted of Meyersdale, Berlin and Rockwood. Seetiofn II ccmsisted of Somerset, Boswell., Shade Towln:s:hip and Stoyesbown. Each High School had two teams, an aI'Tirma.tive and a negative. The one man judging system was um. ' Feb. 2-Stoyestown's negative team' came to Boswell where they were defeated by the Boswell affirmative team. Feb. 6-Shade Townships afiimlative team came to Boswell where they defeated Bosw1e-ll's nfegfative team. Boswell'sf affimative ftaeam went to Cairnbrook where they were de- feafted by Shade Tc,wnship's Negative team. Feb. 16-Somersetfs negative team came to Boswell where they de- Ieated Boswvefll's affirmative team. t Boswe1l's negative team went to Stloyesftown- where they were defeat- ed by the Stoywestown affirniative beam. Everyone om. the teams tried and did the best they could for B. H. S. and they hope that next year the debating teams will bee more successful in their debating. 'age Forfg-o Ol ROI NOK ' ROI JON I0 1119 REX COLLIUM 2 till ,.. Personnel of Orchestra. T. S. Dobbs, Director. Pianist Dorothy Spiiiclhelr Violins Dorothiy Feese Margaret Bittner Louise Horner Winifred Kavanaugh E. F. Hosltetlelr Trumpets Millard Gard ner Melvin Lohr Guitar Harry Walker Slide Trombone Gillian Friedline Assistant Pianist Eleanor Frantz Clarinets Mildred Weaver Banjo Robert Gleissnner Saxaphones M. T. Mill-er Charles Stufft Kenneth Arisman Traps Ewing Swope Page F 'I Ol KO! 'SOIL ilbl ION I0 f lirt ..1i.?'Di..C0LI:.?U3XI- alt The Orchestra. The Orchestra is cme of the many activities exercised in thie Bosweli High School. It is as important a project as any activity, onnly in a diff- erent way. It had its origin in 1923, under the direction and supervision of Mrs. F. A. Miller. She proved to tihe people of Boswell that the high schoc-I had students of talent, and that these talents Sihlilllld be exercised to such an extent as to give to the public something di'fi'er1efnt than the same daily routine. The orchestra proved to be a gneat success under Mrs. F. A. Milefr and was taken up by her the following helrm. Each year the orchestra lost a few of its members t'h-rough graduation, only to be replaced by other students entering High School. The next year the su- pervision and directing fell into the able hands of Mr. Chas. Weed, a teacher of science in the local school. The progress of the orchestra, under Mr. Weed, was greatly appreciated by the public. The following term Mr. Weed again directed tfhe orchestra. This year We have a di. rector who is a v-esry compete-nt man and who is known throughout Johns- town, Boswell and vicinity. He is Mr. M. Dobbs, am instructor and teach- er of the violin. The orchestra, dlespite the handicap of llcsin-g quite a few members by graduatien, is progressing very rapidly. The orchestra music consists of Marches, Characteristic Marches, Waltzes, Medleys, Sefrenadles, Polkas, Overat-ures, Baroarolls and ltllie like. The music is bought from J. W. Pepper and Som of Philaidelplhiia. These people carry a large line of c,rch:esttrational music. The orchestira has played at all class plays, at dlefbartes, parent and teacher meetings, and at some special meetings. Its progress up to this time is wonderful, and we hope ift continues to progress in Ptlhe same speed in years to come. ' D. M. Feese, Sr., '28, Page Forty-three Ol? -XOR X084 ' llblf 808 I0 WHQQ REX COLLIUM Z HQ8 08 NOK BOOK R08 JI DR X0 Donald McKay .. Sollie Goldstein Percy Vere . .. Mr. Milrooc .... Mary Milrox .... Sally Forth ...... N everre Spottsem Mabie Knott .... Speedy ....... J eff ............ ......-.. SEE XIOU LATER C AST ...... Ted Reese . . . . Joe I+H'iskie Kenneth Arisman Dave Griflith .. Helen Dugger Josephine Hayes .. Price Roberts Annabel Griffith William Bali Lecmard Beatty House Party Chorus Nellie Fern Griiiith Virginia Hays Thelma Barnett Villa Marie Letcher Clair Fulton Harry Walker Millard Gardner Charles Walker Gypsy and Clown Chorus Isabell Ball Margaret Bittner Mary Horner Alma Frifedline Lucille Smalley Esther Gardner Annetta Elden Vernie Addams Broo Thelma Pritts Margaret Kaufman Betty Marie Weimer Mary Ellen Sp-rowls Dofris Horner A Lavone Sprowls m Chorus Flapper Chorus Thelma Arisiman Marion Dugger Frances Berk Ruth Kaufman Lulu Shirey Lena Harding Ruth Walter Mary Hudak Dollar and Romper Chorus Dorothy Speicher Miriam- Spangler Velma Walker Norma Maust Opal ,Driggs Mary Evelyn Hunter Ida Mae Barnhlart Alice Ankeny Vc-ora Deardorff Leonore Myers Jean Ferrell Charlotte Morrison Jennie Carpenter Dorothy Morrison Pianivsrt-Miss L. Sanners. Page Forlg-fou Nt KOH R014 X68 HO!! 100 1 lll9...1iFfi..C0LE?U3X1 . Ztlhla SYNOPSIS ACT I.-Office Scene. ACT II.-I-Moun-tain Lodge. ACT II.-2-Sa-me Scene-several hours later. ACT III.--McKay's City Home. Musical Numbers ACT I.--Opening Chorus-Cast. Good By Work -Mabie Knott and Chorus. Dollar Chlorus-Chorus Girls. Have a Little Fun -Mary, Sally and Chorus. See You Later -Cast and Chorus. ACT II-1- Sweep Your Troubles Away -Broom Chorus. Show Me Th-e Way --Sally, Sollie and Chorus. --2- Let's Sing a So-ng of Love -Mary and Mac. No One Knows --Romper Chorus. ACT III.-Love Song and Dance-Mary and Mac. Gypsy Dance-Gypsy Chforus Girls. The Only Only On-e -Mabie, Spottsem and Chorus. Grand Finale-Cast and Chlqruses. ACT I. Donald McKay, Percy Vere, and Sollie Goldstein, parftners in the National Producing Contracting Company, are eagerly concerned in se- curing a bridge contract from Mr. Milrox, a New York millionaire, who is coming with his daughter, Mary, and his niece, Sally Eorth, to attend a house party. Mac and Sollie both say they will mlarry Mary, as Percy is already miafrriedi. The impertinent cfiice boy, Speedy, announces them. They mistake Sally for Mary and Mary for Sally so Sollie and Mac try to shift the responsibility. Both are attracted to the beautiful Mary whom they think Sally. ACT II. An Idol's Eye is lost., and Mr. Milrox, being very superstitious, will not enter any business csntract. unltil it is found. He of'Ee.r's his daughter to the finder. Sally rnlakes love to Sollie and Mac falls in love with Mary. Adt ends with Idol's Eye in Sollie's possession. ACT III. Spottsem detective cross examines Jeff, -the negro butler, and Speedy. Missing Idol's Eye dhvanges hands many times. At last Sally reveals her identity and Mac secures the eye. Hard working Spottsenm won the af- fection of Mabie Knfvtt, Mac's stenogfrapher. The party ends with three romances, and the planned and much desired bridge contnact. - END The cast was selected from members of entire High School by Miss Vcrda Long and cciached by Miss Mangus of the Triangle Producing Com- pany. The prcceedis w-ent for the benefit: of tlhe Athletic Associatioin. 'S Helen Dugger '29, Page Forty-five on non me -won ww no tllti ..1iF5.,.C0LE:3U2X1.. M ilt Glee Club. OFFICERS Faculty Advisor-Miss Louise Sanner President.-Ida Mae Barnhart Pianist--Eleanor Frantz Assistant Pianist-Thelma Barnett We are proud to relate that Our B. H. S. is gwodng a. step higher each day, Excelsior! Atl the beginning of Boswell High School's career music seemed to be forgotten. Then a small orchestra was organized.. Even when the class of '28 en-tered the wetlccsming doors of B. H. S., there was still no sign eff a glee club. Not until we were Juniors dlid we enjoy hear- ing a chorus. Some of t-he Senior girls, seven in number, organized what they nammed, The Senior Girls' Chorus. They seemed to make ev- erything much more cheusirful and bright. They sang at mzcfst of the public meeftings held ity Boswell High. Soon rm-rc interest was shown by the citizens and student body. But, huriufhl for this year, our glee club has forty-five members, ant' we are proud to say boys as well as girls have taken an interest in tne club. The club is under the leadership of Miss Louise Sanner, a mem- ber of the faculty, and she has proved herself to be an efficient dire-stress. It seems tht every infant organizati-rin or project has its hard tzrials and great tribulations. Yes, we're having oiuns. Here tahey are. The finst and fore-most snag was a time for practice. The second misfortune which befell us was the loss cf our efficient pianist who retired? from the ranks of B. H. S. These have been our major 'thorns-in-the-iieshf However, with the coming of Spring and new song books, comes renewed life to the Glee Club, so we repeat, Excelsior! Pres. Ida Mae Barnhart. Page Forty-si 1 IH199 Q1E'I1f2ii1COLI f2'?U'l1Eff. 2 31998 W W fa. Q ? QQQ uuni li Y urly-seven AMW of, QLCOIFZIUE4 ffl M MM Q Page Forlg-e 1 H59 ZirfWooLfiU'i31M xox non lox :lou IO Football Schedule 1927-28 Eerndale Ocitober 1 Femidale Somerset October 8 Bosrwlell Rockwood October 15 Rockwood Meye-rsdale October 22 Boswell Dale October 29 Boswell Coniiuence Nogvember 4 Boswell Cai-rnzbrook November 11 Salisbury Ligonier November 18 Ligonier In the :second week of September we began: our athletic program for 1927-28 by havifug a -turnout of about 30 or 40 prospects on the local gridiron. Coach Wolfe after giving a few little exercises: and dlrills saw that the boys were small but mighty. Bute as the season progressed hle- found that they sufrpassed all in their speed and football sitrategy. Losing a great manly of our starr players by graduation we had quite a task bwefome us 'tio bwild! up a team that wiouldl ably represent Boswell High School. Week after week was spent in practice and work. Results were coming from such training. Our lgqoys were getting better every day and until the season of football opened they were the talk of the town. We were wanting in weigh-t, but, oh! that speed! And that blocking! The famous Chinese Wall and the line formed by our boys could be likened as barriers for all opponents. But wwe went through and withlorut a mliszhsap. One cannot expect to win all the games amd few schools reach this goal. So we are proud of the work and record that our team has left for us in the history of 'the activities of our local school. Coach Wolfe came to Boswell Hi as a stranger, but relaidily adapted himself to hi.s new environmenit and after a few weeks all the boys were Coach Wolfe's devoted followers. His ability to get the best out of the boys, and their undying spirit blended tiogethler to make our season a success. Page Forly-n W EX COLLIU M Z H? ON 30084 NOK ION H087 IO X08 -30010 XOR ' YIOK ll'ullt'r Corley-'I':u-kle-'1 his was Bz1r'l1er's first year nn the Vursitfy Squad. At :ill times he give his best. Next scu- snn :xx-ent tliinrts are expevted of this player. John ZilllIlll'l'lllllll-liilllIGI'--Hzllll-lllRVSY' lirst yen' was his lust :ts he is lost by gradluaition. Ile played an exceedingly fine gunie at center, llnoth offensively and defensively. Leonard Beatty--Guard- Bus playing his tlrst year of Varsity Eootbzlll, showed fine spirit :intl saportslnamshlp, I-le will 'he ll tower uf strength to the varsity next year, Mike llelllvsl-End- Bud Eye, a tlirele-year center, shift- etl tu end this year. 'where he played a bam-g'-up game. Hi-: loss will be keenly felt. Jus:-ph Friskie-Mama.ger-''.I0e as at niamtger was n num of no mean ablllty. Always on the job. and one of the best Boswell ever prothlced. Charles VValker-Captanin-Qtuuienlxwk- Ohuc.k's ability th pass, kick, rum the end, br buck tvhe line, branded him as one ot' the best bucks that ever represented B. H. S. Millard Gardner-End-''Uhiekenn always played :1 cun- sistent ,an-me., oausinvg his Lpponents little toulb-le in smear- ing plays and ably held up his emi with a real attack. l'lal'l'y Vvalker-Hnllf-liau-k-''Sylvfestren prux'e.l himself equal to the position when called upon. Anuther able back lost to next year's squad by graduation. Fugc Fiflg iw W ME??COLE,lU,lt:IM ZQMS I Oli 1014 ,jlbli WON I0 X0 W'illiam lyllllifxls'-fl'llill'd'-MBUSH playing his first year of Varsity l uotvl1all sfhmvefl wp real well. llurifni: the next two years we 9X1ltWi'l great things of Damiels, Ewing' Swope-G-uard-''lllmt always Mhorwed un well. and proved himself equal tn the task. His alzility to blur-k and tackle made him an valuallxlo man. David Gritl'itll-'l'ackle+''lhive nlayetl a great gunna 24? tackle. A 'hard man th han-alle, who could bllovk amd tat-kle with the lhest. An.ut.ht-r lust to next yvnr's squaul. Glenn lirmlt-tt :1ptaivn-elem-Tavkle - Nluml1 played a great :plume at tackle or lmlfhaclc. Great Work is ex.pe1-ted tit Glf'n'n next year as captain and player. P. A. VY0ll'e-Coach--''.l00lly,'' graduate of Lelxalnon 19203 Lebanon Valley College 1924: three years experience in enact- ing. His sum-ess in Boswell High. due to experience. tavt. lmioxvlewge of the game: and his own recford thrlouagfh High Sohoul and College. John Stntler-lEnd- JEmmy filled ivn at end tlhis year. He plays a hard, oonsistent lqgaxne. and muah is eogpet-ted of him. Frank Phillips--Full-balck - Farmer was our triple threat. A tower of stremlgtlm Ninth offensively and deffensively. 'Phe nlcxt twin years shnluld make him an outstanding- player. Kenneth Arisman-eHalf-back- Ken playing his last your tiwr tlhc- Blue afnlpl Glrlll, Showed wlvnd-erful form as il llack. His ability to clip and tackle was uzlcamry. Page Fifty -one OR ROI M714 ' ROI !0Il I9 ' AHQ9 REX COLLIUM Z HQS ll OK RON DNN? , XOR XOR' H0 is L We met Dale with a strong Cl-9 lfQl'ITliIl8t-l0Il to win., and w1e did with a 15-0 score. This team was ll'913.l'81' our own size tfhan any other team we played. Spurred on by the preceding victory we madle a, royal dash at Cou- fluence. They came llIhl'0l1g'll rain and snow with the idea of winning. But we sent them homie a defeateid team. Score 6-0. On Armistice Day we went to Salisbury to play Cairnbrook, this be- ing am exhibition game, we proved to 'tlhe spectiaitaofrs that we equld play football and won by a scorme of 21-6. Last, but not least, we played Ligonier, a strong team. We kept courage to the etnd, kept them guessing who would win. We made one touchdown and they made two. We musft not forget the faitihful cheer leaders who led the students of Boswell Higfh School and the followers of the team: in the yelling and singing. Theirs was not an exactly pleiaisiant jab, but they stuck to it through thick and thin. lllyc Fiflg-h Ol XO! ROI! IO! ION I0 l lllilv .,,1iPfi,.C0L2fUy .., 2ll':ili8 A trip to Ferndale pi-owed to us that our boys were a bittt shy when they went visiting, but the first half of tihue gamle was most intteresting, but, alas, the end of tihe game proved again to us that our boys needed some brushing-up. The scone favored Ptihe ovpponenft 21-7. Next, this tloys courageously fa-send our belclved rival, Somerset. Sure they won-, but wow! such a game, 18-0 in favor of Somerselt. The boys played a fine game, although they out-weighed ten to fifteen pounds to a. man. Rockwood invited us over, expecting to defeat B H. S. but at the end of the game Rockwood knew whatt our men were made of,--real stuff. We defeated them 19-O. Meyersdalie was a game played on- our heart-strings. Our fellows wiewe perfect in their team-work. Bud: Madam Luck being with Meyers- dale, tihey scored on us 6-7. ,, ..,, ,.....-. . .X .,T..,... - -1-W, 1 l Page Fifty-three WHSQ 'N 5'Ef5f,COff?Ux1,2'fg Z HE8 Page Fifty-fou 1 9399 COLSUKI M Z MQ3 NOK HON 1 H U08 H0 ,Vw xv 4353 5? MHQQ on Z HQ8 Page Piflg Ol ROI ION ' ROI ION If 1 lHJi9 ..1iFli..COU:.?U3Xf ,.. 2 lli8 Basketball Schedule. Games At Home December 21 J an-uary 13 .... ....1.......--...f- . . . . Alumni . Meyersdale January 20 . .. Rockwood Jaarnluary 27 .... Friedens February 3 . . Somerset February 10 ., Salisbury February 17 Stoyestown Felzeruary 24 ................ ...... B erlin March 9 ................... .. . Windbelr Games Away December 23 .................. Reynoldsville January 10 ................. .. Salisbury January 17 . . .. Stoyestown January 24 .. . ..... Berlin February 7 Windber February 14 Meyersdale February 21 .. Rockwood February 253 Friedens March 6 .......................... Somerset On December 15, 1927 we again took up the task of finishing the athletic schedule for the year 1927-28. Losing all of our varsity team by graduation' last year, wie had to build an enltire new team. After a few nights of practice, Coach Wolfe found it necessary to eliminate a few fellows who had come ouft to try their skill in basloertball. Few sohlools can boast of such pep and sports niansfhip. But Boswell students always have shown: that undying lovve and loyalty for their Alma Matter. Tfheir cheering squads cannot be ex- celled. The development of cfurr team was' so progressive thats we scheduled two games before 'the Christnrals vacation. After vacation our boys came back strong. We began our season with a bang! Our felloqws were won- ders. Their shooting, pass and team work never was surpassed. Their co-operation was such that the team was one. No some could be honor- ably menltiofned without bringing them all in. Elaoh cfnae: did his level best, and our hzofnolr in the County League proves to us that a beam cannot be stopped that seeks the top. Our team was complimented from all sec- tions for their work. Never once did a student need to flear to tell tlhey represenlted Boswell. Our record is one to be proudl of. We surprised everyone by fthe progress we had made and gneat praise is to be bestowed upon Coach Wolfe fcfr his skill and jolly way in conducting the athletics of Boswell High Sclhlool. Page Fifty-seven or-nor non Nl 10 I0 1lPHll9 ,531X..COL2.fUr . 2 li8 1 Dec. 21-We ovpefned ofur basketball sea-sion by playing the alumni, last yea1r's champions of the county. No wonder we ll0Sltl by a 23-41- Dec. 23--Our boys journeyed over 'to Rfeynoldlsville, the 'ihome town of our coach, and came home with a score of 20-23, favoring Boswell. January 10-We went for a ride to Salisbury and stayedi in the even- ing to play liasketball. The game sure was exciting, 'tihle some being tie at the end of the third quarter. But at the end, the score-boand favored Salisbury with 15-10. January 13-All turned' out for the first game at home. Merye-rsdale came over and we gave tihem a hard chase to be the winning team. Our boys being poliitie, gave the game to our opponents by a 29-19 score. January 17-B40y! What a hot game! We wanted to try our scrub team. Here was our chance. They did fine, winning by a. merle score of 57-17. January 20-Rockwood came oven' to see us and intended to go home with the bacon . Although we had a lilltle more exacitemenlt than was expected, we disappoinrbed thiem by beating 'them by one basket, the sooare being 18-16. January 24-Again we went in call on- our neighbors, Berlin. Our boys were whrirlwinds, but the floor being so large and Berlin being bet- ter used to it, won by a score of 27-24. January 27-Friedens came to our home floor and although our boys hated to disappoint folkslwe woln- over Iflriedeins by five baskets, having thirty pqints for ourselves, giving Friedens twenty. February 3-Although Somerset had more points in football than we did, by ihaving a 24-34 score in the ends, wel showedl thlem that they could not do the samle thing to us in basketball. Page Fiftg-eight Nf?l6l 'lblt ROI ION-.IO 1 ill9..1EFi..C0LE?U.1l1 ... 2 PlIl8 February 7-We met the Windber gang and had' a lovely time. We seemaed a' bit cold that nighit. Bult you know-iwe couldn't help that the score was 19-40 favroiring Windber. February 10-Salisbury always was a welcome visitor to Boswell. Both teams were so well matched 'that at the end of the game, the score was tie. After five minutes of adlditiecnal time, luck bleing with Salis- bury, they won by five points, resulting in a 33-38 game. February. 14-Our boys did not feel good that nighlt. The flofogr was polished for dancing and Meyersdale, being the best dancers, danced away the ball, by a mere scone of 57-21. February 17--Stoyestown came over here iilled wltih rage and venig- eance against us., for the last game we played wilt-h them. But wie could not help that we beat them by 54-14 could we? February 21-Another school was Rionckwood, wfho soughit to break up our .team and bring disgrace upon them. But in vain were their wishes for we won again by 27-14. February 24-Berlin returning her visit with full force, our fellows were not beaten. The score was just against: us 23-31. You knlow such things will happen. February 28-A close game was playedi that night. Friedens sure battered her playing. Bu-t not quitiee efnouglm ftlof hurt Boswell, wlhe won with a 24-21 score. March. 6-Away we wenet to Somerset to meet our favorivtte rival. We took the game by storm. Our boys seemed possessed wdllih' some miagic force. Somerset was determined to win, but sorry were their faces when the score of 24-23 told off their failure. March 9-Windber came over hielre and our boys, not. satisfied with the last score, beat Windber by 48 poinlts, Windber hfaving 36. PqgeFifl'g-nine ON XO! ION ION NOK I0 lillig REX CDOLEIUK' Z ldlifl l Girl's Basketball. LINE-UP Arlene Martin ...... Forward Mildred Hcqlsopple ...... .. Centeii Ruth Martin ...... Guard Mary H-orner ...... Forward Margaret Bittner . . Side Center M. Evelyn Hunter, . . Guard Helen Burk-et . .. Forward Evalyn Vincent S. Center Basketball being the only active atlhleltic organization in the High Schosl for the gh-is, a great deal of interest is shown in this sport. Under the guidance of Miss Sanner, our ever efficient coach, our girls blossomed forth in an undefeated season. Their co-operaition and friend- liness gained for them a name that brings honor to our school. In the past couple years they have not had a very successful season, for practice could next be at a time to suit all, and therefore could not have really grind results. But this year they have improrved very much. They have fought bravely, practiced hard, and dame ou't surprisingly tip-top. We may say surprisingly, fflr the material which we had also was a very small amount. Nevertheless, it characterizes Boswell, for B. H. S. is not noted for its' quantity, but rather for its' quality. Page Six ox ' xox non xox xox I0 AH59 REX COLLIUM no Z IHIQ8 Oil NON -ION ION ION Class of '1914 Mabel Gonder Dietz . . . ......... . .... . . . . Edward Hazlett .... Edward Walters . . . . Leo Caplan . . . . -.......-..--. Class of 1915 Ida Cable McCl-elltan .. .............. .. Elizabeth Forsythe . . . .......... . . . . James Keim ...... Ralph Hazletit Glen Cable .... ... .--... Class of 1916 Elizabeth Gindilesperger Weimer ........... Rosalie McClellan Wilson ...... Pearl Vincent Smith . . . Florence . Pi-mlcftt ......... Leonore Howard Mackey Ruth Gaffney Maurer ..... Robert Kennel ......... Cloyd Dietz .... . ....... . . - ............. . Class of 1917 Lillian Forsythe Barnes ................... Dofris Gondaem' Merhling . . . ......... . . . . Clifford White Freeman ...... Esther Hartshorne Custer ...... ......... Robert Schmucker ........................ Class of 1918 Florence Giinidllesperger Williams ........... Mildred Moors Kenanel ............... Marguerite Hartshorne Claycomb .,.. Emma Ginter Baer ............... Mintie Trexel Blough . . . .......... . . . . John Glessner ....... ................. Class of 1919 Elizabetih Katules .... .,............... Evelyn Resfsler Georg . . . .......... . . . . Mildred GbOiY1ldi9-I' Close . . . .......... . . . . Charles Pimlott ...... ................ Class of 1920 Melba Ober Svpory ...... .............. - . . . Margaret Horner Rice .... .............. ..--.........-..- ..--............. .. .. Somerset, Pa. .. Johnustown, Pa. Mt. Vernon, 0. New York City . . . . . . . Boswrell, Pa. W Los Angeles, Calif. . . State College, Pa. Noblesqtown, Pa. . . . . Jolhnsbown, Pa. . . . . . Boswell, Pa. .. . . J0lllll1rSll20W7!1', Pa. .. . . .. Jerome, Pa. . . Johnstown, Pa. . . . . . , Ligonier, Pa. . . . . . . . Boswell, Pa. Moargantrown, W. Va. . . . . . Somerset, Pa. . . . . Coulterville, Ill. . . . . . Bottstown, Pa. .. Coalwood, W. Va. . . . . Johnstown, Pa. .. Jenneirstown, Pa. . . . . . . Boswell, Pa. Miorgantown, W. Va. . . Reynoldsville, Pa.. . . . . Stoyestown, Pa. Holsopple, Pa. Boswell, Pa. ,Detroit, Mich. .. Davidsville, Pa. . . . McKeespqrt, Pa. . . . , Cleveland, 0. . . . . . ,Latrobe, Pa. . . Johnstown, Pa. Page Sixlg-lvs E.. OIG ION R08 MOI ION N0 1 Ulil9.,1iFli..C0LE?UlX1.. Edith Shaulis Cable Henrietta Spangler .... John Morrison ...... Richard Gcmvder Evelyn Lepley Lehman . Lois Phillippi Shaulis ,... Bertha Horner Hanna .. Margaret Williams .. Erma Kaufman ....... Alice Horner Barron Anna Mae Griiiith Styce Florence Fritz ............ Viola Driggs ........ Rhea Cable Thomas .... Mayme Burket ........ Edith Schrmuckfer Bittner Bertha Stevenson ...... Jennie Walker Clemmens Louise Stoughton ...... Owen Horner ......... James Witt .... Catherine Beam Alta Whited ........... Opal Gonder .......... Dorothy Peters Nickolson Audrey Hartshorne .... Donald Shoff ........... Robert Stoughton Paul Zimmerman . . . . Joe Hydok ........ Eugene Rlhoades Al Turner X ............ . . . . . . . New Kensington, Pa. .. . Alblrigfhtl College, Myerstown, Pa. ..- ....... .-...-...-.. Class of 1921 .--.-.......... .. Class of 1923 .........-.,, . Y. M. C. A., Johnstown, Pa. West Virginia Piftltsburgh, Pa. . . . . Boswell, Pa. . . . . Boswell, Pa. Boswell, Pa. . . . . . . . . Albright College, Myerstown, Pa. Class of 1924 Class of 1925 Catherine Zimmerman . . . . ...... . . . . . . David B21l'Tlhi8l7t ....... Walter Thomas ..... Ray Smith ...... Rachel Mfrwry . ., Page Sixiy-Ihrvv Somerset, Pa. Cleveland, O. Friedens R. F. D., Pa. . . . . . . . . . Johnstown, Pa. . . . . New Kensington, Pa. . . . . . . . . . . Boswell, Pa. Boswell, Pa. ....... Deceased . . . . Detroit, Mich. Boswell, Pa. . . . . Boswell, Pa. Johnstown., Pa. . . . Boswell, Pa. . . . . . Boswell, Pa. . . . . . . . Boswell, Pa. . . . . . Silver Spring, Md. Boswell, Pa. . .. F. 8: M., Lancaster, Pa. Boswell, Pa. U. of Pitt., Pittsburgh, Pa. Jennelrs, Pa. Boswell, Pa. . . . .... Boswell, Pa. Ralphrton, Pa. Jenners, Pa. . . New Kensington, Pa. Jero-me, Pa. Boswell, Pa. Ol! XO! il SK .HOL IO!! I0 REX COLLIUM no Z HQ ON H08 IO! ION 89 Ruth Mowry ........ . . . . . . . . . William McGuire . .. Robert Laney .. Johnstown, Pa Philadelphia, Pa Gettysburg College, Gettysburg, Pa Mildred Lepley ....... .................... H omestead, Pa. Robert Kaufman ....... ..................., De trloit, Mich Daisy Kaufman Kocher ........ Johnstofwn, Pa Sarah Hoffman ......... ............ B oswell, Pa. Kenneth Horner . .. F. 8a M., Lancaster, Pa. Paul Hclffert ..... ............ L oretta, Pa Robert Griiiith .. ................. Boswell, Pa Marian Fritz ..... .......... F' riedenls, R. F. D., Pa. Annabelle Fritz .... West Penn Hospital, Pgh., Pa. Muriel Witt ..... .............. J ennerstownl, Pa Hilda Dugger .... Silva DelLuca . .. Mable Cook .... Elsie Bittner .... Meriam Bittner .... Pearl Bittner ...... Catherine Ankeny . . . . . . . . . Mabel Shaffer ..... Harry Moors ......... . . . . Ruth Walker Martin .-..., . . . . Baltimore, Md Philadelphia, Pa .. Jefnnerstown, Pa Boswell, Pa Boswell, Pa Jenniers, Pa Shryestown., Pa., R. D . . . . . . . . Memorial Hospital, J0hll1lStl9WI1, Pa Class of 1926 Georgia Dugger ....... ..... Naomi Ebaugh ...... . . . Audrey Daniels .... Margaret Lepley . . . Mike Frank ..... Roy Burket .... Florene Driggs .. Herman ,Driggs Margaret Gonder .. Edna Shirey ..... Steve Joback .... Ernest Horner . . . Leora Shaffer .... Lewis Trible ...... James Stoughton .. Anna Haputa ...... George Haputa .... University of W. Va., Mi0ll'gFB?YhtOWH, W. Va Boswell, Pa. Boswell, Pa Carnegie Tech., Pittsburgh, Pa. Boswell, Pa ..,.. ...... ...--.....---.. .0-.-..-.-..... . . . , Homestead, Pa McKeesporvt, Pa . . . . . Boswell, Pa. Boswell, Pa. Boswell, Pa Memorial Hospital, Johnstown, Pa ....... ..... ...u.... Boswell, Pa New Yo.rk F. 8: M., Uarncaster, Pa . .. Memorial Hospital, Johnstown, Pa ..----Qu Johnstnown, Pa Pitit University, Johnstown, Pla Boswell, Pa. Boswell, Pa. Page Sixty-fou Ok IO! ROR IO! KOR NO 1 HQ9 REX coLLiUM Q HQ3 Hubert Friedli'ne . . . Alvin Cronemliller .. on non non no won xo . ...Boswvell,Pa.,R.D. ........Bo1swell, Pa. Classof1927 I.S.N.S.,Indiana,Pa. Sarah Ankeny . . . Mary Begley Florence Bell Ted Biesecker .... Charles Burket .... Howard D88.Ildl0l'f1: . . . Nick DeLu-oa ....... James Glessner . . . Evelyn Gracie Horner Anna Greenshields .. John Heckman ..... Bernice Holder .... Edythe Horner .... Grace Kaufman .... Florence Kaufman .. Phyllis Koontz ...... Edna Luzader .... Belle Maurer ..... Griflith Maust ...... Cleo Metzgar ....... Bertha Miller Shaffer Robert Mostoller .... SLeve Mrzlok .... .. June Newman .. Melvin Patrick Robert Pickworth ..... Domineck Pronesti John Schmucker .... Grace Shirey Whitten Evelyn Specht ...... Raymond Stark ..... James Stevenson . . . Anna Stufft ...... Ernest Trexel .. John Trexel .... Homer Warnick . .. Gertrude Walker . . . Rowland Watkins . .. John Win't.ers ..... Edina Zimmerman . . . 'age Sixig -five Bosvwell, Pa. Jenlnerstown, Pa. . . . . . . Boswell, Pa. Boswell, Pa. Boswell, Pa. Somerset, Pa. Boswell, Pa. . . . . . . Jenners, Pa. Jenners, Pa. Boswell, Pa., R. D. Memorial Hospital, Johnstown, Pa. Boswell, Pa., R. D. Boswell, Pa. . . . . . . Boswell, Pa. Somerset,Pa. Jenners, Pa. West Pemi Hospital, Pgh., Pa. Jenners, Pa. Stoyestown, Pa. Boswell, Pa., R. D. Juniata College, Husntingdon, Pa. Boswell, Pa. Piittsburgh, Pa. . . . . . , Randolph, Pa. . . . . Boswell, Pa., R. D. ....... Boswell, Pal. . . . . . . Boswell, Pa. . . . . . . Boswell, Pa. . . . Stoyesoown, Fa. . . . . . . . Johnstown, Pa. Boswell, Pa. Indiana State Normal Jerome, Pa. Jerome, Pa. Un. of Pitt, Johnstown, Pa. Boswell, R. D. Central City, Pa. Jenners, Pa. . Hood College, Chambersblurg, Pa. 396' ON MOI KOR N03 U03 I0 lltlh ..aFfi..COL23U2:1.. Z llt Jokes Dorothy Feese--I womder what's prying on Robert's mind? Nina-Don't worry, it will soon die of starvationf. .l-l Mixing Orders Miss Long Cho Seniors in Fremch Class-D- I told you twenrty time-s to keep quiet. Now d0m't let me have to tell you a second time. 1 donft believe you lorve me anymore, sobbedl Boobs. Why do you say that dearie? asked Harry anxiously. Well, four the last week you've left every night before fatlher threatened to throw you out. Kenneth A.-Isn't that Crusko over there kidding thait colored dame? Glessner-Oh, migwosh, I just knew hed be making a Docol outa .himself if he ever went out alone. H3e's color blind. -115.- Physical Edt Class B. Ballf-Shall I keep time with- my feet., sir? Wolfe Csarcasticallyj-My diem' bow, did yiou ever hfear of marking timse with your Ehiands? Billy--Yes sir, clocks still do it. Robert W.-Can you keep a secret? Clair-I'1l tell the world. Robert-I thought so. Mother turn tzhe hose on me, said little Kenneth. as his morther was dressing him one mosrni'ng. , Wh-y Kennetlh, what in the world do you mean? criled his alarmed and loving parent. Why you have put my stockings on wrong side' out! A good business man, acoordting to Robert Walters, is one who can buy goods from a Sccstchmlan and sell them to a Jew at a profit. ...Nl Bad Eye -What is the dif't'erenoe between ammonia and pneumonia? Zimmie-Search me. - I Bad Eye -Simple, ammonia comes in bottles and pneumonia comes in chests. ' Report Verified Barney--This blook says if you smoke cigaretts it changes your oomplex- ICIIL. i Millard.--That's righft, I am always tanned' when I get caught smoking. Page Sixty-si Ol! RON ION X08 ION IO it ..1iFf?.,C0LE?U2Xf.. Z tiifi Nina-I suppose you're just orazy to kiss mle. Dave G.--Yeh, I'd have to be. Similar Outside the storm ragedt 'Dhe thundleir was deafening, the lightning flash- ed almlost conrtinuously. Presently a bolt struck some part of the house knocking H. B. completely out of bed. He rose, rubbed his eyes, yawned and said meekly: All right, dear, I'll get up. Mis Morris in Chemistry:-If this chemical explodes we'll all be blown through the roof. Nlow come up close so that you can follorw me. Clair and Stuify fobservinig man in barbership having hair singedl Clair-Wha.t's Uhlaft man doing?g Stuffy-He's huntin' for 'em with a cand-le. Miss Sanmer-What's the most com-mfoni impediment in the speech of the American people? Freshanan-Ch.ewing-gum. Julius Caesar d.id.n't have a hair-cut fqr ten years. I didnt 1-mow he was eccentric. He wasn't. He ww bald. Wi..-. Thene are two classes of girls, those who are pretty land iihros-e who just don't care for boys. Couldn't Fool Her Mary C. Cpointinsgf to a haystacklf-What kinad of a house is tlhatk? Evelyn Lohr-'1lhiat's not a. house, tha.t's a haystack. Mary--Say, you can't fool me. Hiay doesn't grow in ai lump like that. 1,1 On Ewing's return from his first dancing lesson his moftlher inquired, Well Ewing how do you like your dancing lesson? Oh , he replied, It's4 easy. All you have to do is twrtn around. and keep wiping your feet. Andi What Did Papa Say? Father lover phonej-Villa is not at home. 'Can' I take a message? Young male voioe Knervouslyl - Er-Yes, just say-er-'Iloodle-oo-- sweetie-eetums-frqm' John. H The Chemistry teacher, while writing at the board, overheard a vodoe in the rear of the room say: This class is like a flivver, the crank's in 1'ont.' Yes, fianed back Miss Morris, but the nuts are all behinldlf' Page Sixlgj-svvcn on Mol nos ION ION N0 1llll9 ..1iPs..COLa1fUr ,.. Ill Mr. Wolfe, noticing that one of -his pupils was idle said: Phillips, come up here and! work at your history. Don't yqu knlow tlhlat the devil always finds something for idle lhands to do? Bus D. Cho his girl im a- restauraintj-Will you have a littlle shrimp? Shc?Oh Bus , this is so sudden. Too Old Mrs. Miller: Merle, your manners are awful! I noticed that you dusted the chair at Mrs. Jones' 'Uefcme you sat down, and their lilttle boy was wabohing you, too? Mr. Miller: Yes! And I was watching him. I'm too old a bird to be caught on! a bent pin. iTi. Ken-If I should attempt to kiss you what would you do? Jo-I never meet an -emergency until it: arises. Ken-But if it should arise? Jo-I'd meet it face to face. il.. Mrs. Miller-Did you ever catch- your husband fiirting? Mrs. Speiohler-Yes, once. Mrs. Miller-What did' you do to him? Mrs. Speieher-I married himl. -nl. Miss Sanuner-Correct the sentence, The liqucr what the man boughst was soon drunk. Mary Louise- 'Ilhe man what bought the liquor was soon drunk. ,,..,l Frosh--You know more than I do. Soph-Naturally. Fuosh-Sure, I know you sand you know me. ' In a very exciting basketball game Mary Louise, cheer leader, getting up, fiung her hands over her head and after retrieving tihem exclaimed, Come on girls, let's give th-em. a yell. Show tlhlem you're fyourl Gold and Blue suppo1'ters. Frosh+Say, professor, how long ocpuld I live without brains? Professor-That' remains to be seen. Willing to Listen Money talks, and most of us wish we were in a position to be bored by it Mike D.-What do you make shoes with? Shoemaker-Hide. Mike-Why should I hide? Shoemaker-Hide! Hide! The oo-w's outside. Mike-Let the old cow come in, I ain't afraid. Patient-Doctor, wlhaen should I take these pills? M. D.-One hour before you feel the pain coming on. 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QE I gi 5 Electrical and Mechanical Repair Work First Class on all Makes of E Cars B 5 Wrecked Car Fully Equipped s 2 County Phcme No. 4 E E Econvcfmy Phone No. 20 STOYESTOWN, PA. 5 ElillllllIUIlllllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIUIIIIlllllllIUIIlllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIKIIIllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllli QUIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIlllllllIUIIIIllllllllllllIIllIIIIIIllllIlIIIIIIIIKIIIIIIIIIIIIIKIIIIIllllllllllIllllllllIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllilllIIIlIIIIIIIlllllllIllIIlllIIIUIIIIIIIIHIIUIIIINIIE Sanitary Barber Shop E Main St. Boswell, Pa. E LE JOE PASHEK, Proprietor U IIIIIIllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllIllIllllllllllllllllllllllI1IlllllIIHllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllIIIIllIIIllllIIllIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIT IIIIllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllIIIIllllllllllllllldllllllllIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIINIIIIIUllllIllllIllIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllll C. F. Schrader G DRUG STORE' E Z W hen in Stoyestown Visit Our Drug Store 2 STOYESTOWN, PA. IllllllllllllllllIllIIIIIIIIIUTIIIIIIIIIIUIIllIlllIIIllllllIllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIllllillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllilg lllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIllIlllllllllllllllillllllllllIllIlllllllllllllIllIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIllllIIIlllllIlllllllllllUIllllllIllIll!IIlllllIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIDlllllllillllllllllllllllllllllllilllllllllls Ferrellton Dept. Store 3 5 Home Training Insures Home Prosperity 5 2 M. C. WARNICK, Prop. - 5 Phone No. 55-M FERRELLTON, PA. 2 E Buy at Home-See What You Buy and Get the Best for the Price 5 E No Matter What the Price May Be E glllllllllllllIllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIllIlllllllIlllllIllIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllls Page Eighlg- Pcllronize Our Adverlise WH59 W 12 s coLifiU'Q1:, ZQ HQS ox xox 'MOI Nl I0 IIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIlllllIIIIIIIIIUIIllIlllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIlIll!Illllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll UIIIIIIIIII Illlllllllllllllllilllli Coffee Cup DINING and TEA ROOM Catering to Special Parties and Dinners Dancing and Lunches A. A. SCHROCK, Prop. JENNERSTOWN. PA. 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FRIEDLINE, Prop. JENNERSTOWN, PA. n L' IIIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllll llllllllllIIIIllllllllllllllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIUIIllIIIIIIIIKMIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIllIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllIlllllIllIIIIIlllllIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIII ilIllllllIIIIlHillIIIIIlllllillllllllllllllIllIllIllIIllIIIlllllllIIIIllIIIIIllIllIllllllllIIllIlUlllllllllpllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIllIUIIIIIIIIIIllllIIIIllIIIIlIlIllllilllllllllllllllllllll New Lincoln fhghway Garage g STEWARD FRIEDLINE, Prop. E Duco Auto Finishing Gas, Oil, Supplies GooDYEAR TIRES 2 JENNERSTOWN, PA. illllllllmlll llllllIllIIIKIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllillIllIIllIlllull!IlllIllIll!IIIIllIIIIIlllIIIlIIllIIIIUIlllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll roni e Ou Ad . P090 Eiilhfll ON ION ION XO! ION K 1 H59 REX COLLIUM Z HQ8 ON 1098 ION R030 WOR I0 gllllllllllIIIlllllllIIIlllIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIllIIllIllIIIIllllIIIIIIIIlllllIlIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIQIIlllliIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIllNUIIlIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllll-lg Z Pennants Banners Pillows E Add Dignity, Color a.nd Spir- 2 it to your SCIl'1vCy0l Work by the 5 use of Felt Pennants, Banners E and Emblems. No order too E small. E CATALOGUE FREE E Standard Pennant Co. 2 Big Run, Pa. PARA BROS. FRUIT STORE MAIN St. BOSNVELL, FA. 5 EllllllllIllllllllIlIIIlllllllllllIIIIIIKIIlllllllllllllllllllllIIIIUIIIllIIIIIIIDIIllllllllIlllliilllIIIIIlllIIIIIIIIIIllllIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllltlIIIUllllllllllllIlllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllll Nook J. L. Brant - Sandwiches, Ice Cream, Candy E and Pop. Catering to Dances, - Parties, Picnics, and Reunions. 5 Dance Every Saturday Night E CLARENCE DANIELS, Prop. Real Estate and Insurance, E Bankers Life Company. 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HOFFMAN Conductor of Funerals MODERN EQUIPMENT Allegheny Street :-: Boswell P Phone No. 61-J IIIlllllllllllllllllllllll O A E h 1 H99 W EEEQNCOLEEUKI N ZQHQ8 IIIJllIlllllllllllllllllIlllIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIKIIIIIIIIIIIIIUI ll!!IlllllIIIITIIIIlllllllllllllllllllll COMRLIMENTS OF E E. ii. mnrriznn IEllllllllIIllIlIIIllIIIllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllIlIIIIIIIllllllllIllllllllIlIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllIllIlIJIIllllllllllllllllllllllll IIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIIIllllIlllIIIllllIIllIIIIIlllllllllllllIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIllllIIlllllllIllllllllllllllllflllII!IIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIK VA POR HEATING SYSTEMS SA VE FUEL AND SPA CE SEE W . T. BROWN JENNERSTOWVN, PA. FOR PRICES AND EXPLANATIONS IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlll5IIllllllllllhllllllllllllKlllllIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIKIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIlllllllllllllllllllllIllllIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllIllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIKIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllll POOL and BOWLING J. H. FARLING, Proprietor Merchant Hotel Bldg. Main Street BOSWELL, PA. The Home of Good Cooking SPECIAL CHICKEN DINNERS EVERY SUND Phone 55-B llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll IllllllllllllllllIllIIIIIlullllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII P Eiglx tg-five , P AY UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT LEE 1cKEs, Prop. FBl!'l'0ll10!l, Pa. ronize Our Advert 1 7 on sou non qos nos no 1 9 REX COLLIUM Z IHI8 meow' fffce. 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