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

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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

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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.

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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