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

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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.

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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

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' 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